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The Security Council,

Recognizing that The Mountains to the East is a large region with many active natives;

Understanding that during a shift in WA delegacy, a large force of raiders from The Black Riders invaded the region with malicious intent to destroy it;

Noting that the invasion was a result of deceit and treachery, stemming from a sleeper puppet within the region;

Further noting that The Black Riders is a previously condemned region, notorious for raiding thousands of defenseless regions;

Realizing that the invasion has turned into a long-term occupation;

Shocked that the occupying force has threatened to suppress any dissent with ejection;

Aware that it is only a matter of time before the raiding delegate gains enough influence to exercise uncontrolled power over the region;

Arguing that the natives of The Mountains to the East have the right to regain control of their region;

Hereby liberates The Mountains to the East.

Co-authored by: Pladitunisia.

Understanding that during a shift in WA delegacy, a large force of raiders from The Black Riders invaded the region with malicious intent to destroy it;

Further noting that The Black Riders is a previously condemned region, notorious for raiding thousands of defenseless regions;

The Stalker wrote:I'd support this, maybe a little soon, but probably better to act sooner rather than later.

Overall looks pretty good, I would suggest removing The Black Riders from the resolution, I thought that was clever when Cormac did it.

Understanding that during a shift in WA delegacy, a large force of raiders from The Black Riders invaded the region with malicious intent to destroy it;

And then remove this part entirely;

Further noting that The Black Riders is a previously condemned region, notorious for raiding thousands of defenseless regions;

Could also remove the invader delegate's name.

No point mentioning them in yet another resolution and giving them more publicity. The resolution can easily be passed without it.

Chester Pearson wrote:Christmas has lost its appeal?

New Brussels wrote:

Chester Pearson wrote:Christmas has lost its appeal?

This is for the greater good. Surely, being the renowned humanitarian that you are, you can't find a reason to oppose the liberation?

Description: The Security Council,

Recognizing that The Mountains to the East is a large region with many active natives;

Understanding that during a shift in WA delegacy, a large force of raiders from The Black Riders invaded the region with malicious intent to destroy it;

Noting that the invasion was a result of deceit and treachery, stemming from a sleeper puppet within the region;

Further noting that The Black Riders is a previously condemned region, notorious for raiding thousands of defenseless regions;

Realizing that the invasion has turned into a long-term occupation;

Shocked that the occupying force has threatened to suppress any dissent with ejection;

Aware that it is only a matter of time before the raiding delegate gains enough influence to exercise uncontrolled power over the region;

Arguing that the natives of The Mountains to the East have the right to regain control of their region;

Hereby liberates The Mountains to the East.

Co-authored by: The Oppressed Peoples of Pladitunisia.

Goldenson wrote:OOC: No one else has made the debate thread so I am making it.

Frisbeeteria wrote:

Goldenson wrote:OOC: No one else has made the debate thread so I am making it.

Look harder next time. Merged.

Goldenson wrote: I was the first to make an "At Vote" thread.

Frisbeeteria wrote:

Goldenson wrote: I was the first to make an "At Vote" thread.

The OP or mods convert EVERY [submitted] or [draft] thread to an [AT VOTE] thread by simply editing the topic. Please don't do that again.

Almonaster Nuevo wrote:You mention that there is an active native community, but who are they and do they support this?

Ramaeus wrote:A tiny, inactive, and insignificant region whose invader Delegate will have to wait a few weeks to place a password on the region?

Against.

New Brussels wrote:A tiny, inactive, and insignificant region whose invader delegate will have to wait a few weeks to place a password on the region?
Ram, say we went by your word that it would take "a few weeks" for a password to be set.. will you be the one to draft a liberation?
Also, I don't believe that the words "tiny", "inactive", and "insignificant" are the typical characteristics attributed to this region.

Ramaeus wrote:

New Brussels wrote:A tiny, inactive, and insignificant region whose invader delegate will have to wait a few weeks to place a password on the region?
Ram, say we went by your word that it would take "a few weeks" for a password to be set.. will you be the one to draft a liberation?
Also, I don't believe that the words "tiny", "inactive", and "insignificant" are the typical characteristics attributed to this region.

This says otherwise.

Secondly, why would I? Besides being raided by TBR, how is the region in question significant?

Morndul wrote:Twenty people is insignificant to you?

Ramaeus wrote:

Morndul wrote:Twenty people is insignificant to you?

That doesn't answer the question: how is this region significant? How has it affected the world?

Morndul wrote:No, but you've answered mine. You gauge a region's worthiness of defense by it's impact on the larger community. This isn't important because it's TBR, it's important because the occupation is nearly 50 strong. The only issue I see here is the lack of password.