Enactment of the Military Oath of Allegiance

Big news out of the Union today! Our Representatives and Senators, alongside Mister President, have rolled out a mandatory loyalty oath for our military. This isn't about just following orders. It's about commitment—to our President and the overall confederation of these united nations, which includes Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus.

The oath is clear: our troops swear allegiance to President Stanisław August and the general confederation, vowing not to accept commands from anyone else. They'll report only to the President and the confederation's speakers. The patriotism is strong with this one!

But don't worry, folks, this doesn't lock things down for good. If the military needs to tweak some procedures or make some changes down the line, this oath won't stand in the way. Flexibility remains on the table, even with loyalty squared away.

Topics: military oath; duty of fidelity and obedience; military department; Stanisław August Poniatowski; general confederation; military reports; existence of the military; royal supremacy; confederation of both nations; confederated state;