Forming A Monarchy In Toast Islands

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We live in a big universe with 8 planets, 7 continents, 1 world, however, 13 million citizens chose their home to be on the island of the mind. That is Toast Islands and this country is a fascinating place. Toast Islands is just like any other country, it has a government, economy, and some traditions that make them unique. Forming a perfect union is what we wish for and having a government similar to ours, a monarchy government will lead us there. Monarchy is good because the government is less corrupted because there is only have one person in charge. Also, Monarchy is good because it’s stable because it’s been a family tradition and they need to be there best. Monarchy is good because there will be only one deciding resulting the decisions

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