CharlieBee Resigns from Secretary General
A few moments ago, CharlieBee announced his resignation from his position as UN Secretary General.
His announcement was given in a letter to the UN, which read as follows:
Dear fellow UN members,
As we approach the dawn of a new age, an age of unity and an age of new ideas, it is time to let go of the strings of the past. While I will unendingly be grateful for each and every one of your individual support, I cannot, in good faith, cling to power in a new and forming UN. It is with a heavy, but dutiful heart, that I hereby resign my post as Secretary General.
My election to this post was through a democratic yet flawed election system. As the UN moves as equal members to form a new, lasting form of international cooperative government, it would be selfish and unethical to keep this title. The guidelines we collectively establish these next few weeks will run the new UN for the years to come. I intend to participate in this conference, and I do not wish to enter under the pretenses of superiority- the success of the UN is contingent on the success and free power of each member nation.
My tenure as Secretary General may have been short lived, but the restructuring of the new UN will not. I call upon each of you now, each nation in the new world, to come together as one. The dream of the UN is one of peace, prosperity, and shared happiness. And to that end, there is nothing greater.
Thank you,
CharlieBee
During his time as Secretary General, Charlie pushed for the UN to be open, honest, and transparent with member states and their citizens about what was happening in the UN, and many of us are grateful for having had him as the UN's leader, even it it was not for that long.
But despite the amount of time itself, we can still say that he had, undoubtedly, a very successful time in office as the Secretary General. Not only did he push through well-needed reforms, it was under his leadership that the Vienna Conference was called, in which new guidelines will be created, which will run the UN for years to come. As Charlie's resignation is the end to an era of strong leadership and greatness for all in it, it marks the beginning of a new era -- a new UN.
We would like to thank Charlie for all of his time and effort to make the UN greater than it was before he had taken office, for the UN would not be as it is without his leadership and works.
We look forward to seeing what he has planned going forward.
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