Post by Duke Jeremy of Gascony on Mar 23, 2009 20:48:22 GMT
Loyal Bosworthians, my brothers in this great adventure, we gather here today at a crossroads; behind us lays a long line of great deeds and it is here that we must decide where we are to go next. Recently Bosworth has fallen upon hard times, activity and interest levels have plummeted, but yet here we are still: a shining symbol of our determination to continue regardless of the struggle, we drudge ceaselessly onwards and by providence we shall continue to do so for as long as a single Bosworthian draws breath. Therefore, with the blessing and assistance of His Majesty the King, I have assisted in transporting Bosworth into a new era: away from the uncertainty of feudalism into the boundless possibilities of restorationist optimism and culture. This change is reflected in the relative modernity of this new forum skin and shall shine through in our renewed personal labours and national outlook, Bosworth shall be sidelined by its newer neighbours no more.
Though we are few in number Bosworth is big on ambition and possesses boundless enthusiasm: hence we have all we need to drive this great nation forward into a new era of prosperity and pride. Therefore I say to you all; dishonour not those who have come before us in this constant struggle, but let us brace ourselves to our duties so that even if MCS and the wider community lasts a thousand years, micronationalists shall still recall that even in times when nothing changed but worsened there was ever one constant good: the Kingdom of Bosworth stood strong and free.
Though we are few in number Bosworth is big on ambition and possesses boundless enthusiasm: hence we have all we need to drive this great nation forward into a new era of prosperity and pride. Therefore I say to you all; dishonour not those who have come before us in this constant struggle, but let us brace ourselves to our duties so that even if MCS and the wider community lasts a thousand years, micronationalists shall still recall that even in times when nothing changed but worsened there was ever one constant good: the Kingdom of Bosworth stood strong and free.
