Nicholas McGregor (Pacifica)
The Right Honourable Nicholas McGregor MP | |
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| Supreme Leader | |
| Assumed office 4 May 2022 | |
| Deputy | John Evinton |
| Preceded by | Gerald Fernsby |
| Leader of Socialist Nationalist Party | |
| Assumed office 15 June 2008 | |
| Preceded by | David Aitken |
| Member of Parliament for Moorham | |
| Assumed office 4 May 2022 | |
| Preceded by | Robert Little |
| Majority | 59,147 (38.4%) |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 10 November 1972 Scartaglen, Moorhamshire Nicholas and Great Britain |
| Nationality | Nicholas and Great British |
| Political party | Socialist Nationalist |
| Height | 182 cm (6 ft 0 in) |
| Mother | Mackenzie McGregor |
| Father | Caelan McGregor |
| Relatives |
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| Education | Birmingham Imperial University PhD Politics |
| Net worth | $3.7 billion |
| Military service | |
| Branch/service | Nicholas and Great British Army, Nicholas and Great British Secret Service Agent |
| Years of service | 1997-1998 |
| Rank | Lieutenant |
Other offices held
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Nicholas Cillian Tadhg Ruaidhrí McGregor (born 10 November 1972) is the current Supreme Leader of Nicholas and Great Britain. He was elected on the 7th May 2009 and kept the position until being forced to resign on the 31st December 2021. After a coup d'état, he regained his position on the 4th May 2022. He is an ex-member of the NGBSS Command Council and is the only person in the NGBSS Command Council known to not have had their name changed to CC-(number) upon joining the council.
Early Life
Nicholas McGregor was born on the 10th November 1972 to Caelan and Mackenzie McGregor. He was their fourth child out of 8. He lived his early life in a small mining town on the east of Nicholas and Great Britain near Western Romordia called Scartaglen. In Scartaglen, along with many other towns in the area, there was a divide between Britolasians and Romordians. The Romordians lived in one part of the town whilst the Britolasians would live in another. Whilst growing up, McGregor witnessed a lot of violence between Romordians and Britolasians. During the Nicholas and Great British Civil War, he witnessed war crimes committed by the Romordian National Front, including the murder of family members, fuelling his prejudice towards Romordians. His father worked as a miner. In 1982, his mother was murdered by a Romordian.
Education
Nicholas McGregor excelled in many subjects at primary school and wealthy family who lived near Scartaglen paid for Nicholas and his siblings' bus tickets to travel to the closest grammar school, something which Nicholas repaid by giving them Craigowan Lodge in Aberdeenshire, which had previously been owned by the royal family, when the monarchy was abolished in 2011. McGregor went to Birmingham Imperial University to study for a PhD in Politics.
Early Career
In 1995, Nicholas McGregor joined the Nicholas and Great British Secret Service. Little is known about his time in the secret service, but what is known is that he was able to quickly rise through the ranks in a short amount of time. In 2008, following the assassination of the party leader, Nicholas McGregor became the new leader of the Socialist Nationalist Party.
Supreme Leader
Rise to power
By 2009, many people across Nicholas and Great Britain had lost faith in the current democratic government and much of parliament had proven to be corrupt and incompetent. Socialist Nationalist party leaders vociferously criticised the ruling democratic government, while proselytising their desire to turn Nicholas and Great Britain into a world power. The Socialist Nationalist Party had gained much support for promising to "bring back glory" and "end corruption". In his campaigns, Nicholas McGregor told people of some of his plans to reform the nation which gained a large amount of support. On the 7th May 2009, the Socialist Nationalist Party had won the general election. During this year, he also joined the NGBSS Command Council. Since then, the NGBSS would help him control the nation and keep his power.
Reforms
During the first few months of his time as Prime Minister, Nicholas McGregor introduced multiple laws such as the Employment Rights Act 2009 and the Gender Equality Act 2010. Knowing that he couldn't get rid of the House of Lords and the need for a Royal Assent as laws had to pass through them, he ordered the NGBSS to threaten members of the House of Lords and the royal family with punishments such as arrest or assassination if they didn't allow laws to abolish the House of Lords and monarchy to get passed.
Abolishment of the monarchy and House of Lords
Nicholas McGregor's decision to order the NGBSS to threaten the royal family and members of the House of Lords caused much controversy as it was illegal but did not result in any action from the government, police or military. Most members of the House of Lords gave in and allowed a law to abolish the House of Lords to go through. However, King William VI, the monarch refused to give the royal assent. This sparked anger in parliament as the royal assent was considered merely ceremonial and if the king refused to sign the royal assent, it would have been an insult to Nicholas and Great British democracy. Nicholas McGregor ordered the NGBSS to capture a member of the royal family and hold them hostage. On the 12th of December, Prince Richard, King William's eldest son, was kidnapped by the NGBSS. They threatened to kill him if King William did not sign the Royal Assent. King William refused to sign it so Prince Richard was executed. However, King William refused to give the royal assent to a later law which would abolish the monarchy. On the 24th February 2010, King William suddenly fell ill and died in hospital. The medical reports stated that the king died of natural causes. However, the legitimacy of these reports is disputed. The King's eldest living son, Prince George, became King and gave the royal assent for the monarchy to be abolished. On the 29th of December, the NGBSS uncovered a plot by the members of what was the royal family to perform a coup d'état with the help of the Royal Aberstopian Intelligence Service. Most of these members were arrested and executed but others fled and to this day, not all have been found.
West Romordia
In 2014, Nicholas McGregor had the position of Minister of West Romordia removed and the minister, Zelimir Vrban, was executed. This was after years of heated debates between the two in parliament over the treatment of West Romordia. In 2021, the riots in Romordia worsened and on the 19th of October, Minister of Imperial Expansion John Evington, proposed operation Dian Cecht.. After some persuasion, Nicholas agreed. However, the next day he postponed the operation because of the threat of a World Forum military intervention. Even though there was no WF intervention, Izaakia declared war on the 1st of November.
War with Izaakia and loss of power
On the 16th of November 2021, Nicholas McGregor ordered that residents of towns and cities under siege are not allowed to leave. This decision was made in hopes that civilians caught up in battles would join in and that news of civilians not leaving their homes when faced with Izaakian forces would improve morale across the nation. However, this decision received a lot of backlash from parliament and many accounts of civilians in towns and cities under siege were not included on the media as it would lower morale. Nicholas McGregor created the Nicholas and Great British Anti-Retreat Forces to prevent soldiers and civilians from retreating. Nicholas and Great Britain lost a third of the nation in a short amount of time and the war was brought to a stalemate during the Battle of Nicholasgrad, despite the Lewis Offensive, named after Marshal General Jasper Lewis, making some progress. It became clear that Nicholas and Great Britain would not win this war and that the war was a sign of Nicholas McGregor's incompetence. On the 31st of December, Nicholas McGregor was kicked out of his position by many members of the parliament, military and police. After an apology speech to the public, Nicholas McGregor and many other high ranking officials who stayed loyal to him were sent to high security prisons. Nicholas McGregor spent the next few months in RNP Elford, now called BNP Elford.
Regaining power
On the 23rd of March 2022, a few days after John Evington escaped prison after an NGBSS attack, the National Security and Intelligence Service, the replacement for the NGBSS, anticipated an NGBSS attack on RNP Elford and set up defences. When the NGBSS forces arrived, the two forces went into battle. Later, the military joined but despite being outnumbered, the NGBSS won and Nicholas McGregor and ex-commander-in-chief Evan Brant were taken out of prison. Nicholas McGregor, Evan Brant, John Evington and the NGBSS Command Council started raising support in Nicholas and Great Britain. Due to the fact that Nicholas McGregor was still very popular in the country and it was Prime Minister Gerald Fernsby and many other members of the United Democratic Party who were in power and Nicholas and Great Britain signed the treaty with Izaakia (which many Britolasians thought of as more of a surrender), McGregor was successful in raising support within both the Nicholas and Great British people and the armed forces. On the 4th of May, Nicholas McGregor led hundreds of supporters as they marched towards the Palace of Westminster. This became known as the "March on Westminster" Police and military soldiers were sent there to block the path but they let McGregor and the people behind him through. McGregor declared himself as the new leader of Nicholas and Great Britain.
In power, he changed the nation back to what it was like before but having learnt from the past, he gave the people a bit more freedom and gave private companies some more control over themselves. He also made conscription permanent instead of in times of war.
Personal Life
Nicholas McGregor does not have a significant other and has stated that he has never been interested in having a relationship, other than briefly considering getting into one due to peer pressure when he was a teenager. In 2019, following the controversial decision to add LGBTQ education into schools, Nicholas McGregor stated he was aroace.
Nicholas McGregor and Gray Sainsbury are close friends, having met each other in university. He's also close friends with Evan Brant, who's he's known since secondary school, John Evington and Gregory Avington.
Nicholas McGregor, like the rest of his family, is agnostic.
Nicholas McGregor is a supporter of the football team Moorham Town FC. He has admitted that as a teenager, he got into fights with fans of rival team Mullin Rovers FC. He still occasionally attends Moorham Town football matches.
Nicholas McGregor is a fan of the rock band "The Jam".