Super-NATO

[Estado Paulista]

No it doesn't.

Yes, it does.

Sao Paulo is an ordinary aircraft carrier, not a supercarrier.

[Blazedtown]

The Foch and the Sao Paulo are the same vessel, just with a different name.

Only heard it called the last. It holds a reasonable amounts of aircraft, I don't see why it isn't.

Because supercarriers are define as having displacements larger than 65,000 tons. The Sao Paulo 32,000 tons.

[Costa Fierro]

The Foch and the Sao Paulo are the same vessel, just with a different name.

Only heard it called the last. It holds a reasonable amounts of aircraft, I don't see why it isn't.

Because Nimitz Class carriers, which are defined as super carriers, carry 90 fixed wing and rotary aircraft. The Sao Paulo carries 39.

[Degenerate Heart of HetRio]

Brazil's Armed Forcers are generally demoralized and disoriented. Although they're the largest in Latin America, and we have a few peacekeeping troops deployed in Haiti and Africa, our military is no match to Canada's. While Chile's Armed Forces are smaller, they have one of the most technologically advanced and professional armed forces of South America, mainly because of the help they get from the US. Colombia is also investing much money in its military. Still, Brazil is expected to become militarily self-sufficient by 2017. We also have some military technology-sharing agreements with Russia.

On Brazil-US relations, at least trade seems to be growing. Mainly because Argentina is going to the shitter. On the other hand, trade disputes are also growing. Overall, our government is neither friendly nor hostile towards the US, as they're our second-largest trading partner, but we're seeking for alternatives. In the near future, we might get a free trade agreement with the EU, which would be a very good thing.

This, pretty much.

[Costa Fierro]

While Chile's Armed Forces are smaller, they have one of the most technologically advanced and professional armed forces of South America, mainly because of the help they get from the US.

Much of Chile's equipment comes from the EU and it's army is trained by ex-Bundeswehr officers.

[Estado Paulista]

While Chile's Armed Forces are smaller, they have one of the most technologically advanced and professional armed forces of South America, mainly because of the help they get from the US.

Much of Chile's equipment comes from the EU and it's army is trained by ex-Bundeswehr officers.

Regardless, they get a lot of military help from the US as well. But historically, the Chilean Army has always admired the Prussian/German Army anyway.

[Imperializt Russia]

Why?

India a similar population to China, has a massively growing economy that has still got at least 30 years of strong growth and are developing intercontinental nuclear missiles.

Brazil doesn't have as much population but still possesses a fast growing economy, has a sizable military and also has the ability to develop nuclear weapons if it wishes.

India isn't developing ICBMs, they have no need to. They're developing SLBMs and IRBMs.

http://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.asp

This seems to think so.
Canada can't do shit mate.

That has the UK ahead of France and Germany as 7th and fucking Pakistan ahead of Canada. Forgive me if I remain unimpressed.

The UK has higher spending per soldier, higher spending overall and IIRC greater strategic mobility than France.

[Estado Paulista]

Brazil doesn't have as much population but still possesses a fast growing economy, has a sizable military and also has the ability to develop nuclear weapons if it wishes.

Ha, I wish. Our economic growth is stagnating, while inflation is growing. We might even have entered technical recession. Growth has averaged around 2% and inflation 6%. Brazil’s current-account deficit stands at 3.7% of GDP, up from 2.4% in 2012. The Real fell against the Dollar by 14%. Standard & Poor's cut Brazil from BBB to BBB-.

Roussef has no idea of how to administer a country. The great progress made during the two previous governments (FHC & Lula) is waning. We still have enough to time to overcome these difficulties, but only if we change the government. Hopefully, this will happen in this year's elections, but regardless of who wins, 2015 will be a tough year for the Brazilian economy.

On nuclear weapons, we started developing them in the 70's but the program was dismantled in the 1990's, but we still possess the technologies needed to produce nuclear weapons.

[Greater Beggnig]

Does Super-Nato have a good name yet?

[Agritum]

Does Super-Nato have a good name yet?

United Safety Alliance

[Immoren]

Does Super-Nato have a good name yet?

Earth Alliance.

[Ostroeuropa]

Does Super-Nato have a good name yet?

United Safety Alliance

"We can dance if we want to."

[Immoren]

United Safety Alliance

"We can dance if we want to."

I guess nations that can't dance are excluded from that alliance.

[Greater Eurasian Union]

This is one of the East vs West Things -

The Way i see it - Russia and China's SCO/CSTO alliances have the potential to rival NATO on a major scale -

[Ostroeuropa]

"We can dance if we want to."

I guess nations that can't dance are excluded from that alliance.

They're no friends of ours.

[Oaledonia]

This is one of the East vs West Things -

The Way i see it - Russia and China's SCO/CSTO alliances have the potential to rival NATO on a major scale -

Good job validating the need for more NATO. Come here Japan.

[Gigaverse]

Of all three options, the Equestrian one is third most chosen.

There are certainly many of those not liking NATO too much, aren't there?