GoobNES01: Fallout (Second Thread)

[Insane_Panda]

Goober, could you PM me what my project is? The one that was there before I made new projects?

 

[Sheep]

UIS Election Results

Presidential Elections

First Round

Nubriyah Nuksar (Republican) 38%
Ahmed Nasser (Social-Democrat) 38%
Muhmmad Ali (Islamic Unity) 14%
Abraham Dravid (Environmentalist) 7%
Ayatollah Abullah (Militaristic Jihad) 2%
Tammin Hyssain (Socialist) 1%
Others 1%

Presidential Run-Off
500,030,000 votes cast

Nubriyah Nuksar (Republican) 250,030,000 votes
Ahmed Nasser (Social-Democrat) 250,000,000 votes

House of Representatives

Republican Party - 379 seats *
Islamic Party - 144 seats *
Social Democratic Party - 378 seats
Environmentalist Party - 69 seats
Militaristic Jihad - 22 seats
Socialist Party - 7 seats
Palestinian Liberation Organisation - 2 seats
Alliance for Liberation of Kashmir - 1 seat
Christian Right's Party - 1 seat
Indpendents - 8 seats

Senate Results

Republican Party - 31 seats
Social Democratic Party - 19 seats
Islamic Unity - 16 seats
Enviornmentalist Party - 1 seat
Socialist Party - 4 seats
Militaristic Jihad - 5 seats
Christian Rights Party - 4 seats
Palestinian Liberation Organisation - 1 seat
Alliance for Liberation of Kashmir - 3 seats
Independents - 1 seat

Overview

The Presidential race was long and hard fought. At the first election the two top candidates are selected to take part of the Presidential run-off, without much suprise, particularly after a corruption scandal hit the Enviornmentalist Party, the two top candidates wwer from the Republican party and the Social-Democrats

Nubriyah Nuksar of the Republicans run on a strong platform of prosperity, security and whilst playing on the increasing anti-Russian sentiment within the citizenry. Meanwhile Ahmed Nasser of the Social-Demorats called for increased welfare, a more friendly apporach to Russia and continued his party's oppostion to Islamic Weapons of Mass Destruction programs. However the last two of these policies are considerably unpopular and although the rest of his platform was indeed sound, even more that the Republican candidate's this election was always going to be decided in the area of foreign affairs.

Unfortuanltey a debacle marred this year's election with the results in Afghanistan put into disrepute after significant and glarring irregularities came to light. The Islamic Supreme Court in Cairo sat for three weeks reviewing the Afghan vote finding that 50,000 votes cast were in fact fradulent, majority of them in favour of the pro-Russian Social-Democrats. This accounted for 0.01% of the total vote, and shifted the actual result of the Presidential race from a Social-Democratic victory of 20,000 votes top a Republican victory of 30,000 votes.

Whilst this victory ensured the Republican candidate a trip to the Presidential Palace in Cairo, the Republican party now does so tentaviley and mainly on the back of the Islamic Unity party who instructed its followers to back the Republicans in the run-off.

In the House of Reps, no party gained an outright majority for government, with the political divide remaining strongly evident. However with the Republicans in the Presidential Palace, the Islamic Unity party decided that the best bet would to be to form a coalition with the Republicans for government, which happened.

While this gives government and Senate control to the Republican party, it is widely known that the balance of power laregely rests with the Islamic Unity party and thus allows them power diprportinate to their numbers. It is due to this fact that although the Republicans hold the governmment the Islamic Unity members equal that of the Republicans in cabinet postings.

Many skeptics of this new coaltion doubt wether this fragile arrangement will make it past the next congressional elections in three years time. In fact many political analysts point out that due to the Social-Democrat's unpopular policies and their rorting of the vote in Afghanistan, the Islamic Unity party could overtake the Social Democrats and make them the principle oppostion to the Republicans in the Congress. While this may mean the presidency remains Republican for the next term after the current one, gone are the days when a single party in the United Islamic States can be assured of government and a ruling majority in the Congress.

 

[JosefStalinator]

Elections in the USE!!

Yup, its that time again, and soon the largest economic power in the entire world will be having its first elections since four years ago when Richard Nixon was elected to his first term as president in a huge upset election.

Alot has changed since then, the Euro has bolstered the movement for European unity, the Irish rebellion has come and gone, Italian unrest has been mostly shoved to the side, and most importantly a short war was waged against the UIS in which the USE asserted its right as defender of Europe and successfully drove the forces of the Muslim Juggernaut from Europe, with the exception of the city of Istanbul.

Richard Nixon, the incumbent for the Conservative Party, remains popular and is expected to acheive his goal of a second term, but the Liberal Opposition, almost always the underdog having only elected one president in the past 12 years of democracy, is expected to put up a fight.

Candidates for President (In order of projected vote-receiving):

Richard Nixon (Conservative Party)-American, incumbent expected to win

Jacques Chirac (iberal Opposition Party)-French, governor of French state, expected to turn up a considerable portion of the vote.

Father Robert Jimenez (Christian Coalition)-Spain, prominent priest figure of the religious right

Niccolai Paccini (Italian Independence Party)-Italy, Head of the Italian Independence Party

Steven Holt Airgrette (Socialist Worker's Party)-France, head of the Socialist Worker's Party

Parliamentary Predictions and results coming soon, stay tuned!

 

[Goober]

Blech. My Tuesday got terribly busy. Will try and finish off update tomorrow, after work. Bloody life, getting busy . . .

 

[Sheep]

To the Republic of Nigeria
From the United Islamic States

Due to the election in our organisation and the continued weaking postion of the African Federation we see that the Nigerian people indeed have won the right to form their own nation and thus we recognise you (again!) as such. We once again look forward to good relations with our new southern neighbours and therefore we ask if a change of ambassadors to be made, and an Islamic embassy in the Nigerian capital be allowed. Likewise we will allow a Nigerian embassy in the great city of Cairo.

However we must urge you to seek out good relations with your former overlords so that the tortured continent that is Africa may seek a new era of prosperity, growth and security for all Africans to enjoy. We at the juncture would like to express to you in the STRONGEST terms possible that these good relaitons are imperative for future peace in this continent.

United Islamic President Nubriyah Nuksar
Cairo

 

[Dexter]

The Democratic United States of Nigeria and Cameroon

New Consitution Officially Ratified
Union of Nigeria and Cameroon confirmed

After months of careful negotiation, the governments of both Nigeria and Cameroon have confirmed that an agreement has been reached on a new constitution for a united Nigeria and Cameroon. The talks had gone extremely well and the union is expected to be completed next year when the first elections shall be held.

The constitution creates a three-tiered political system and allows each country - and the individual states within - considerable control over local interests. The aim of the constitution according to it's writers, Nigerian Senator John Obi and Cameroonian Home Secretary Arman Mokoena, is to allow more control to rest in the hands of local state governments but still retaining overall control in the hands of the President and the Senate.

President Mubarak Mustafa of Nigeria was alongside President Ephraim Biyi of Cameroon as the constitution was unveiled. It is expected to easily pass through both Houses of the Nigerian congress and the parliament in Cameroon. President Mustafa spoke of his joy at the new constitution:

"Today is a proud day for both Cameroon and Nigeria. We stand united once more and together we can both offer a stronger force in the fight to end poverty and war in Africa. Our peoples are tied now by the bonds of nationhood but still retain their independence, an independence we have fought so hard for. I stand here alongside the honourable President Biyi as we together welcome in a new hope for prosperity for our people."

The general feeling in both nations seems to be good towards the constitution. Although there are some dissidents against it they are mostly in the minority and most Nigerians and Cameroonians seem ready to trust their leaders judgement and await to see if the union will bring them the prosperity they so depserately wish for.

President Mubarak Mustafa Proposes New Alliance

President Mubarak Mustafa will today begin a world-wind tour of Africa to promote the newly formed 'African Coalition for Peace' (ACP). The organization is set-up to promote peace in Africa and work towards broad cross-nation agreements on tackling "poverty, disease and violence" across the continent. The President's spokesman said the President was "extremely hopeful" of coercing the other leaders of Africa to join the group.

President Plans Visits To USA And USE

The President is preparing to make visits to the USA and USE later this year to discuss African poverty and other international issues. The trips will be made alongside Cameroonian President, Ephraim Biyi, ahead of the union of both nations. Both men are expected to talk with the leaders of the USA and USE on several different issues aswell as looking at how both these huge nations have managed to maintain a strong cohesion despite so many different nationalities and peoples within their nations.

Diplomacy:

To: The USA & USE
From: Nigeria

PM'd

To: The UIS
From: Nigeria

How long before your nation betrays us again I wonder? Although I am a forgiving man and, maybe against my better judgement, I'm prepared to accept your token attempt to improving our relations. I might also suggest at this point we consider the creation of an organization aimed at co-ordinating oil prices to protect both our industries interests.

Yours,
President Mubarak Mustafa

To: The Ivory Coast & any other African nation (Too many to list)
From: Nigeria

We offer your all membership of the new ACP. Inclosed in the details of the charter which all members must sign.

Charter of the African Coalition for Peace

Article 1: The Organization

• The ACP is aimed at preventing war in Africa and encouraging cross-nation coalition in tackling poverty and disease across the continent
• The ACP has three main committees: the Poverty & Health Committee, the Economic & Education Committee and the Peace & Law Committee. Each committee shall be charged with formulating ACP policy in regards to each area and incouraging internation co-operation amongst member states.
• Poverty & Health Committee - Charged with finding solutions to African poverty and dealing with major continental diseases. Also concerned with refugees and issues of famine.
• Economic & Education Committee - Charged with formulating ACP economic policy aswell as finding solutions to continental education issues. The aim of the ACP should be too encourage fair-trade amongst member states and the EEC is charged with ensuring this happens.
• Peace & Law Committee - Charged with upholding the rules of the ACP and acting as a discussion point for resolutions to conflicts between member states and non-member states.

Article 2: The Presidency

• The role of President or Chairman is to ensure orderly debate and that the ACP is fulfilling the goals it has set.
• The President shall be elected by a majority of members to serve 4 years.
• The President should always seek to ensure that the organization remains true to it's founding principles and failure to do so may result in impeachment which must be ratified by 2/3rds of members.

Article 3: The ACP Congress

• The Congress consists of delegates from all member states and must meet at least once each year to discuss ACP policy and vote on members and Committee resolutions.
• A resolution requires a majority to pass and can only be over-turned by a 2/3rds majority vote of members.
• The President reserves the right to veto any resolution passed by Congress. A veto can only be overturned by a 4/5ths majority vote.

I hope all nations shall join this new organization and help us begin on the road to peace and prosperity.

Yours,
President Mubarak Mustafa of Nigeria

 

[Sheep]

Dexter can you access MSN for us and talk for a bit please......

 

[Kal'thzar]

To Nigeria
From Ivory Coast

We would be glad to join this endevour.

 

[Sheep]

The United Islamic States will remain friends with any nation that chooses to join the ACP, but as the UIS is an exclusive alliance its members are not allowed entry into the ACP. Mind you the UIS may donate money to the ACP in its effort to end the war, poverty and insecurity found on the African continent.

 

[andis-1]

hmm, always wanted to play some organisation, maybe i could join as one in this?

 

[silver 2039]

Yes I would recommend Vietnam that is a good nation with no player. Also Poland is fairly decent.
Edit: Orgnazation perhaps a terroist group. We lack one currently.

 

[andis-1]

Edit: Orgnazation perhaps a terroist group. We lack one currently.

Mwahahahahahahaa..... thats just what you are egoing to get....

 

[blackheart]

To: Korea
From: Japan

We will leave you alone as long as you leave us alone.

 

[Contempt]

Dex, I haven't got your PM yet.

 

[Dexter]

Dex, I haven't got your PM yet.

Yeah I never had time earlier I had to go. I'm just typing it up just now.

 

[#1 Person]

Goober-

Cash-1 is the vechile which project "CASH" made me able to create, not a seperate project.

 

[Stormbringer]

Moscow at the Crossroads​

Ex-Prime Minister​

Today, after fasing critisism from a number of parties in the Duma as well as non-political organizations, and following a rejection of the new budget submitted by his government Mr. Khodorkovsky resigned as Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.

This move has plunged Moscow into a debate over the future of the country. The Communists with the more liberal parts of the Duma are preparing for a showdown in which they may wherstle the control of the government from the moderates. The Right Wing with cries for "Greater Russia" is begining to organize, while the moderate center, shocked after Khodorkovsky's resignation, has yet to comment on the situation.

Mr. Zyuganov​

Zyuganov is the left-wing Communist leader. He has managed to hold together the Communist forces in the country after the collapse of the Communist system 12 years ago. While his party controls the most seats in the Duma he is not expected to win due to very strong opposition from the other candidates who have more than once mounted a "anybody but Communists" campaigns.

Mr. Putin​

Mr. Putin is an experienced politician currently serving as the Executive Secretary of the MCO. He has been Prime Minister before for almost 8 years, and before that served as Premier of the CER for 2 years. His hard-line foreign policy has frustrated some, but he is a solid centrist figure.

Mr. Luzhkov​

Mayor of Moscow. He has served for almost a decade in that position and is well-liked by the people. A close ally of Putin he has recently been harmed by the rise of the drug trade, but as a "people's person" stands a good chance of becoming Prime Minister at a time when confidence in the government needs to be restored.

Mr. Chernomyrdin​

Chernomyrdin is as hard-line as hard-line gets. He is a centrist on economic issues, often siding with the liberals, but his hard-line rhetoric often wins him support from the far-right. His party's rejection of the current budget led to the collapse of the Khodorkovsky government, and he is expected to try and capitalize on that fact.

Mrs. Khakamada​

A long-time senior member of the Union of Right Forces. She is a young and vibrant politician who is often seen as the next leader of the right economic liberals. Her popularity in her own party is offset by her unpopularity with the general population.

Mr. Zhirinovsky​

Leader of the LDPR. He is a radical right-winged leader whos rhetoric of "greater Russia" and increased military have raised a few eyebrows. He capitalizes on Russian's inborn Nationalism, but after the latest defeat in the Duma elections his party has been quite.

Mr. Khodorkovsky​

Some expect the young Mr. Khodorkovsky to return as a leader of a centrist coalition but with a new Cabinet. He has been Russia's most popular politician until recently, and if the center puts enough faith in him and domestic affairs take a more central role in his government he may be returning as Prime Minister.


While the Duma deliberates the politicians and the military are watching. The situation on the UIS border is tense, the domestic crisis is at hand and the economy is falling. What will Moscow do?

 

[Goober]

Ok, I am done the Update, done the Map, all PC stats except for the UIS and Brazil should be done, and I have not done NPC stats. I will be addressing complaints tomorrow. I am cleaning my PMs, btw

 

[Insane_Panda]

Yay! Goober, could you inform me what Bhramaputra project is? Its one of my projects from before I joined.

 

[silver 2039]

@ Indane Panda I have sent you a pm.
BTW do u have MSN?