Trillium OOC
- Thread starter Kannex
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Why not? I always wanted to have one that looked like Modi. Indian here, we all love the guy.Kannex:
EDIT: Just be thankful he doesn't have Modi's IRL political beliefs. They'd do much worse here than they're doing IRL.
Kannex
TNPer
Syrixian nationalist sounds like an oxymoron...Syrixia:Why not? I always wanted to have one that looked like Modi. Indian here, we all love the guy.Kannex:
EDIT: Just be thankful he doesn't have Modi's IRL political beliefs. They'd do much worse here than they're doing IRL.
I'd pay to see Modi with actual Modi beliefs in Syrixia -- stir up some trouble.
Kannex
TNPer
I'm going to pose some questions tomorrow, but really, you could begin with some fairly basic topics -- economy, jobs, etc. I have no idea who these people are and what they stand for, other than one of them is a RL HinduSyrixia:I don't want to be yelled at by Queen Guinea Pig again
now ask my candidates some questions damnit
Nightsong
Bookworm
Just want to quote the particular section on why the League will not sign the condemnation:
"the constituent countries of the Rose League forswear any and all aggressive military actions calculated or anticipated to overthrow or destabilize the nations of Erde"
The signing of that document has the potential to cause an already delicate situation to destabilize further and as such, the League will not take part in order to maintain its neutrality.
If peacekeeping forces are being sent in to de-escalate the situation through talk, diplomacy and mediation then the League has no issue with being involved.
"the constituent countries of the Rose League forswear any and all aggressive military actions calculated or anticipated to overthrow or destabilize the nations of Erde"
The signing of that document has the potential to cause an already delicate situation to destabilize further and as such, the League will not take part in order to maintain its neutrality.
If peacekeeping forces are being sent in to de-escalate the situation through talk, diplomacy and mediation then the League has no issue with being involved.
Question- I looked up NATO's PFP today and I think I mostly understand the concept. If I were to join the SPP, would Syrixia be prohibited from going to war? If Trillium ever goes to war and Syrixia is in the SPP it is more than likely that Syrixia would want to join in, as their end goal is full membership.
Nightsong
Bookworm
Uh, the Alliance officially condemned Cogoria's action in Pelhafor. My nation's are sitting on the sideline with negotiators and Peacekeepers watching to see what happens. Oh and the smallest spark could set off yet another war.Syrixia:I haven't read much on the Pelhafor thread today. Has Trillium declared war or something?!Cogoria:
Syrixia is not excited for a possible war.Nightsong:Uh, the Alliance officially condemned Cogoria's action in Pelhafor. My nation's are sitting on the sideline with negotiators and Peacekeepers watching to see what happens. Oh and the smallest spark could set off yet another war.Syrixia:I haven't read much on the Pelhafor thread today. Has Trillium declared war or something?!Cogoria:
I'm very excited.
The Grim Reaper
TNPer
Most nations in the real world don't have nukes - in theory, most TNPers wouldn't have either the technology (like Australia, or Canada), or the resources (Nazi Germany, or modern Japan), to maintain a nuclear program. Others might be bound to maintain a much decreased nuclear program because of historic agreements and geostrategic concerns - START, for the USSR/Russia & the USA - or because of domestic politics, like modern Japan, and South Africa.Syrixia:whaaaaaa?Cogoria:
On the flip side, many nations that /do/ have the nuke might not be who you think they are - Pakistan, Israel, North Korea, and formerly South Africa are all extraordinarily odd nuclear powers. These are mostly due to agreements with standing nuclear powers - nuclear weapons have been invented, at best, twice, and probably only once. Virtually every nation derived their nuclear capabilities from the work done in the Manhattan Project based on British mathematics, German physics, and American (&, soon after, Soviet) manufacturing.
Imperium, for instance, has invented nuclear weaponry, but has a standing bilateral total disarmament treaty with my NPC nation, Alainn, with mutual observational clauses that are ICly generally taken to be pretty airtight by commentators.
I know. I was joking.The Grim Reaper:Most nations in the real world don't have nukes - in theory, most TNPers wouldn't have either the technology (like Australia, or Canada), or the resources (Nazi Germany, or modern Japan), to maintain a nuclear program. Others might be bound to maintain a much decreased nuclear program because of historic agreements and geostrategic concerns - START, for the USSR/Russia & the USA - or because of domestic politics, like modern Japan, and South Africa.Syrixia:whaaaaaa?Cogoria:
On the flip side, many nations that /do/ have the nuke might not be who you think they are - Pakistan, Israel, North Korea, and formerly South Africa are all extraordinarily odd nuclear powers. These are mostly due to agreements with standing nuclear powers - nuclear weapons have been invented, at best, twice, and probably only once. Virtually every nation derived their nuclear capabilities from the work done in the Manhattan Project based on British mathematics, German physics, and American (&, soon after, Soviet) manufacturing.
Imperium, for instance, has invented nuclear weaponry, but has a standing bilateral total disarmament treaty with my NPC nation, Alainn, with mutual observational clauses that are ICly generally taken to be pretty airtight by commentators.