Sweet. I'm awake.


claims in brown.

Do I have to spend double points for black zones in my homeland or the islands?
 
Claims:



Five Blue Zones are claimed(in red). Since the Congo is the capital of the Federation, distance penalty is not applied(based on prior correspondence).

While some have raised concerns over expansion, the Administration has convinced most individuals that it is a good investment; the surge in Blue Zones will allow more land for agriculture, and thus, help keep the entire Federation fed. Furthermore, it allows production of Rubber to have more room should the need arise. (That said, given the stigma towards vehicles, most rubber consumption is by the state)

In pink is a proposed area of expansion that the Federation has set up, to be colonised over time. The Federation asks other states to respect it.

Meanwhile, the Federation welcomes economic cooperation with Africa, some economic cooperation with Latin America, and military cooperation with Europe against the Abhorrent scourge.
 
Do I have to spend double points for black zones in my homeland or the islands?
Black territories are completely unclaimable until healed by the Environmental Restoration Initiative, which won't be enacted for a few turns yet (and will demand a very high reputation to function; no nation can successfully undertake it alone).
 
Greaaaaat.

Hey, guess what everyone, free bunnies!
 
We hereby issue a declaration of war against the República de Punta Arenas and by extension the NCSA..

edit: @Thor; How do we know how many nukes each player has left?
 
Claims (Exicting Story after school):
 

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I am about to leave the house, so I will just claim as
much land of the island south fo the Phillipines.
 
Angkar Laws

The Angkar laws are a set of laws that our glorious leader Pol Pot has proposed to the Angkar. The Angkar are the step between the people and our Leader. They are the law giving and law executing organ of our country. These laws will control the life of ordinary peasants so they go on the true path of Communism​


Law 1 - The Fruit Law: It is forbidden for any one man to eat the fruits of a plant alone, the man is necessary to report to Angkar so the fruits can be distributed equally, not even one berry or cherry can be picked and eaten by one man. The penalty for disobeying this law is cutting of the thumbs of the criminals.

Law 2 - The Wedding Act: It is forbidden to wed with anyone or have any sexual relations with any person that the Angkar doesn't allow. The Angkar will determine who weds who, all in the good of the Angkar. Soldiers will be able to pick. It is to selfish to have love to one person. The only true love is to Angkar, all other love is false. If these laws are broken, the man is executed via Crowbar and the woman gets her toenails and fingernails pulled out.

Law 3 - The Starvation Act: It is forbidden to start starving because it lowers your productivity, and if you weren't a capitalist fat swine, you could live of the rations the Angkar deems enough. If you do start starving you will be electrified with a car battery to death.
 
Two Decades On, We've Learned Nothing

Originally printed in the Editorial for The Kashmir Messenger, day after war was declared by Patagonia.


The declaration of war by Patagonia should be condemned in the strongest possible terms by anyone who has a shred of morality. After unprecented violence and devastation brought our species to the brink of extinction for a second time, it's hard to believe that we could forget such experiences so soon, and be so ready to, once again, leap into the abyss.

After a few hopeful recent years, in which the chaos of the Cataclysm seems to have calmed down and the world seemed to have collectively recoiled from the horrors of war to settle in a period of lasting peace, the fires of war are flaring up once again. One does not even need to look to South America. Fraticidal killings are once again all too common in Ceylon. To our immediate north and west, Punjab and Tajikistan are flexing their military muscle. And Sri Lanka's belligerent attitude threatens to destroy the fragile stability and rebuilding efforts in the south of India.

Here in our own country, the attitude of certain influential groups is deeply troubling. These groups, at the forefront of which is the Party of Nationalist Unity, are pressuring Iqbal's government for confrontation with China over Himachal Pradesh. They are pushing for a more hardline stance on the issue, in contradiction with the national goal of peaceful development and peaceful diplomacy as agreed in the Skardu Accord barely five years ago. But the most worrying group of people are those openly advocating war. They are influential, hateful men who uses intimidation as well as demagogy to occupy public discussion space and our leaders are, frankly, too gutless to stop them. The media give them inordinate attention. We often hear them propagandising war as a glorious enterprise and an act of patriotism.

The truth is a true patriot must oppose war. A true Kashmiri patriot must see war as an evil. War is an insult to the past, a catastrophe for the present and a curse for the future. War is death, poverty and slavery. We cannot allow ourselves to be swayed by false promises of glory in battle or believe in an illusionary destiny to conquer. We must have the courage to resist the maligned forces that wants to drag us to the killing fields. We must be able say, Enough. No more deaths. No more wastelands.

(The Kashmir Messenger is an English-language newspaper, published in Srinagar. Originally founded as The Greater Kashmir, it was nationalised in the Soviet period. It changed its name to the Kashmir Messenger after merging with several smaller newspapers. Today the newspaper is once again independent.)
 
Though the Federation of Petrograd respects the national sovereignty and legislative authority of the Kampuchian leadership, concern is still raised with regards to the wellbeing of the citizenry. To this end:

To Azerbaijan and Kurdistan:
Petrograd requests that the communist authorities who preside over both your geographic entities to distance yourself from the radical policies of Kampuchea.
 
Petrograd:
We thank Petrograd for the recognition, and don't worry everyone lives peacefully and nice
 
By taking North Ceylon Sri Lanka would only be righting the wrongs done to us by the USSR whose evils broke up our country.
 
Kingdom of Konchasa Claims and Expansion Map:



The areas in lighter green are the areas we plan to expand to. We request that the other African nations respect these expansion claims, as we have tried to allow for other nations to expand in this crowded and valued territory as well.

Darker green/brown provinces are the ones that we will be expanding into this turn.
 
The Independent City of Hong Kong Would like to establish a series of Semi-Autonoumous states under our guidance, and as such we will be claiming the following territories.

OOC: Claiming the Islands in the squares. Tell me if I got the claiming wrong in some way, I'm not entirely sure.

DT
Aiding the Secret Police :shifty:

Edit: These claims should work.
 
-The Marian Federation reaffirms that it is guaranteeing Portugal, Brazzaville, and Brcko District.

-The Federation is glad Konchasa and and its own expansion plans do not conflict... may there always be peace and cooperation between the nations!

-The Federation is remaining neutral morally and financially in the South American conflict, though it is tempted to support Patagonia due to the NCSA trying to make out the Federation as a "bully" to Cantabria. There is no "legality" argument raised in Marian politics since claiming the NCSA occupation to be illegal would discredit the Eastern Federation's occupation as well. If these country's citizenry have inhabited these lands for two decades, then the lands are as much theirs as the original owner's.

-Corollary to the above, the Federation hopes both powers realise the cost of such a war and decide to end it quickly before it escalates.
 
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