Quotes of people in your nation MK. IV

by **Tarazed** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 12:49 pm

"Victory is a question of perspective..." - TNM General Daniel 'Monty' Montgomery

"There is no country without its people, just as there is no policy without honorable politicians..." - Tarazed President Damion White

by **Xekliv** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 12:53 pm

"There is no F in 'lieutenant.'"

-- Lieutenant Arslan Bele

by **Greater Mackonia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 1:43 pm

"The only reason mankind bothers to continue living is in the vain hope that at the end of it all he will find some meaning to his torment...a bit like that whole Dornish prince storyline."

-Tseiron Azracekh, in high spirits as usual.

by **Estainia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 3:18 pm

"I certainly believe in God, I disbelieve in priests, who are liars, hypocrites and suppliers of falsehood. God is real, the Church, no matter which church, is a lie." - Sir Victor Wallace

by **Las Palmeras** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 4:27 pm

Over 25 nuclear reactors operate in this country and pump out the grand majority of it's energetic demands. The time has come to put a little patch in our neighbor, and by that we mean stabilizing their social lives. Under a patient payment with a discount by our good will, there will be four plants that will be built with a little quid-pro-pro...because Mexico has more ore than we do, and because it'd temporarily be cheaper than Kazakh uranium. To boot, the plants will be in Veracruz and Oaxaca, so thousands of jobs will be available eventually. But...something isn't right."
-The Office Lady, three weeks ago

"Several technicians were kidnapped. No ransom was paid. People died. The government blames cartels and corruption. The Mexicans say they'll do their best. Coabana says it'll consider retreating the deal because of dangerous investments. Mexico accepts the deal. The media has released photos of suspicious men in 'tropical afghanka' uniforms and entire maritime convoys of cargo boats from Bahía Rica to Coatzacoalcos. Seems legit."
-The Office Lady, reading a newspaper

by **Senyosu** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 4:39 pm

Even in religion there is a fucking middle man. Such existence of a middle man is why any if not all religions are drenched in hypocrisy and false promises.

As such, the middle men are to blame for all things horrible related to faith. Though one can safely assume that the scripture is to blame as well, in the sense that weak or overly rigid laws allows for decadance and degenerate lifestyles.

In the end, faith is to remain a personal matter, and must not be politicized or meddled in too greatly.

-H-

by **Estainia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 4:45 pm

"Hellfire Pastors infuriate me beyond words, there is no mention of Hell in their venerated Bible, there is no mention of Hell prior to the Middle Ages. Predestination is horseshit, your Christian God is said to be a God of Mercy, why would there be a place of torment? Oh right, there isn't, Hell was literally made up by the medieval Vatican in a vie for power over the obedience of men that they could not otherwise control." - Cornelius Andius

by **Las Palmeras** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 5:34 pm

"We were only observers and opportunists in Afghanistan, I still used to shoot a camera when I wore that uniform that closely resembles the Russian Afghanka, however, I think I had a white armband if that were any good. I spent a month in Kabul waiting for the worst, and I never got used to the IEDs that sometimes were heard in the distance. And then all of a sudden, I get sent not with my regular nannies but with these guys who 'knew what I wanted', and that I was 'The Palmeran'. We spent days out in sandy hills, when I gasped I breathed in hot air...and in the nights, I could only try to cover up all my face with that ushanka. In the middle of the night I was shaking because I saw figures moving towards us, I fumbled for the Stechkin...but then they yelled at us, in Russian. It was the GRU soldiers, from there we met up with some collaborators, who showed us to a route. And...we ambushed the guerrillas.

Sure enough, we had those crates with two Stingers. The Russians kept one and our neutral nation...mysteriously bought one a short while later. I'm an angry old woman who will croak any time soon, so why should you believe me Mr. Journalist?"
-Montserrat Zorilla, 2042

by **Estainia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 5:36 pm

"In the aftermath of the next Great War, emperors and presidents will be equals to the most oppressed peasant and poorest citizen." - Cornelius Maximilian

by **Esalvia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:14 pm

Neoliberalism was like a drug to Esalvia. It simply got too addicting.

-President Jusef Alijećekov Pasja, United Reformist Front* leader-

*This party is largely centrist and socially liberal, though it did endorse neoliberal economics from time to time. Gets along with the social democrats. Ish.

by **Efisca** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:32 pm

If raisins is not the answer, t'was not a question.

-Burlington Albuquerque, founder of many of Efisca's major cities including Tsereht, 1810. Later admitted into local ward.

by **Russkaya Imperiya** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:34 pm

"The Great War was a truly sad tale, such a horrid and bloody conflict over the death of one man."
-Tsaritsa Olga Romanova, 1922

by **Snakelan** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:37 pm

"If we use weapons that destroy entire towns, entire villages, entire cities, and possibly, entire coastlines, Then what will be left of the Earth to liberate from that of capitalism?"--Leonid Oleksandr(The Fourth Premier of Snakelan, 1944-1948)

by **Estainia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:38 pm

"You missed, you know."

"Yeah, it's rather depressing, I was pretty sure I got it, I mean only I named all one hundred eleven of them."

"Yeah you didn't see that guy coming out of left field and keeping his own name, eh?"

"Indeed." - conversation between Cornelius Maximilian and a ghost.

by **Bunkeranlage** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:46 pm

Perhaps you would like to explain your intentions, Mr Parker
Or what?
There's a rack upstairs
I'm not afraid of the rack. In fact, I'm going to go so crazy that you won't be able to torture me anymore
Just tell me where the frigging missile is!
Lentil paper-cut green toothless nose-hair boing boing swish swish wahoo!

- Sir Richard Parker, on interrogation in a rebel prison, 2002 (red words)

by **Xekliv** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:52 pm

"Drinking milk makes you stronger therefore if you eat the animal that makes milk you get infinitely stronger and that's fucking science."

-- Xeklivian bodybuilder

by **Allancia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:56 pm

Xekliv wrote:"Drinking milk makes you stronger therefore if you eat the animal that makes milk you get infinitely stronger and that's fucking science."
-- Xeklivian bodybuilder

OOC: Yeah, science bitch.

"You know you're in Allancia when the words 'factory' and 'prison' mean the same thing."

-Unknown
Tourist
While on the outskirts of the infamous Mystadt penitentiary.

by **Estainia** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 8:18 pm

"This is Rostil dear boy, here in the real world when students march out and scream for freedom, they get shot like the rest of the rebel scum in the world." - Sir Leszek Tobieski

by **Ruridova** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 8:37 pm

Estainia wrote:"This is Rostil dear boy, here in the real world when students march out and scream for freedom, they get shot like the rest of the rebel scum in the world." - Sir Leszek Tobieski

"The more quotes I see from Estainian nobility, the more I sympathize with the Hound's view on noble titles."
- C.M. Tagliaferro

by **New Hyannis** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:11 pm

"In my time as a prison chaplain, I have accompanied thirty-seven men and two women into the execution chambers of various prisons. Each one was different, but they had all been convicted and legally sentenced to die by the courts. This was not murder, nor was there any revenge involved. This was, in simplest terms, justice."

~ Father Julian Leibbrandt, prison chaplain.

by **Ruridova** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:22 pm

"Letting business go unregulated by government is as stupid as letting government go unregulated by the people, and has results of similar quality."
- fmr. Governor of Neuchatel Laurent Zwingli, 2002

by **Rothuria** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:22 pm

"If ever possessed to take a photo of yourself in the nude (and do not want any to see said photo), do not upload said photo to a hackable database, try instead a chest under a bed or other such tangible hideaway."

Miz Marjorie's Life Lessons no. 214159

by **New Frenco Empire** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:33 pm

"So...you hacked into a celebrity's datapal and got all of her nudes?"

"Yep."

"Nice, I guess, but why? That movie she was in last year featured her swimming."

"Yeah, but...dammit!"

"Seriously, when was the last time you needed to hack into someone's, a celebrity's especially, profile to see them naked? Do we live in communist prude land?"

-A pair of Frenkish citizens. This is why the whole "nudie pics" controversies are irrelevant here.

by **Swamps of Shrek** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:41 pm

"I may be stupid, but I'm not dumb."
-General Markus Miller, General of the S.S army 1987-1997.

by **The Multiversal Species Alliance** » Mon Sep 01, 2014 10:30 pm

"Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather."
-anonymous news report

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