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The '''Realistische Conservatieve Partij Knootoss''' (Realist Conservative Party of Knootoss, RCPK for short) was originally a split off from the '''Conservatieve Partij'''(Conservative Party). The split occured when the CP was taken over by [[Dick Tator]] and used for his election as a radical far-right platform. After the [[Shadow War]], the original split-off party replaced the (now-banned) Conservative Party. | The '''Realistische Conservatieve Partij Knootoss''' (Realist Conservative Party of Knootoss, RCPK for short) was originally a split off from the '''Conservatieve Partij'''(Conservative Party). The split occured when the CP was taken over by [[Dick Tator]] and used for his election as a radical far-right platform. After the [[Shadow War]], the original split-off party replaced the (now-banned) Conservative Party. | ||
Revision as of 07:11, 6 March 2005
The Realistische Conservatieve Partij Knootoss (Realist Conservative Party of Knootoss, RCPK for short) was originally a split off from the Conservatieve Partij(Conservative Party). The split occured when the CP was taken over by Dick Tator and used for his election as a radical far-right platform. After the Shadow War, the original split-off party replaced the (now-banned) Conservative Party.
The RCPK consists of many self-styled "moderate" conservatives who broke away from the original conservative party. It is currently the biggest party in Knootoss and in coalition with the SLP. It has 69 seats in a parliament of 200 seats and is headed by the charismatic Knootian Prime Minister Galadriël Táralóm nos Círdan. The elf has led the conservatives to a more radically pro-market course.
RCPK members of note
- Galadriël Táralóm nos Círdan, Prime Minister
- Hugo Deburghraeve, RCPK leader in parliament.
- Matt Herben, Iesus Christi political prisoner. (Presumed deceased.)
- Ur Trade Pact Council head Frits Bolkestein (headed the split-off, now retired.)
