Your opinion on a interesting fact about the AN (II)

[Strigonia]

Hmm, I’m sure Her Imperial Majesty would interested. She would probably only use it for financial gain and perhaps a small amount of insight into Knessniet.

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Feudal titles can only be gained through absolute submission to the imperial crown and its authority. Any feudal titleholder could be uprooted and their entire family cast out from their former estate or territories if they’re found to be conspiring or generally going against the imperial sovereign.

[Soleos]

This sounds pretty medieval, but if it works, can't do much.

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The new Technocratic Council is 49% STEM, 49% Arts/Literature/Music, and 2% Humanities. Administrator Nadia Elbaz views the musicians and poets as an equal to the scientists and engineers. She still views those in the Humanities outside of History, Anthropology, and Sociology with suspicion, however and thus only Historians, Anthropologists, and Sociologists are given political say. Monuments celebrating Mariya Takeuichi, Alexander Borodin, Antonio Vivaldi, Gloria Jones, and other music icons throughout Terran history are being constructed to solidify the Administrator's vision of the Technocracy and also a symbol of the Administrator's grip on the nation: All her opponents have been wiped out, and those who dare stand against reform will suffer the same fate.

This also means the death of a Democratic reform as the Administrator is strongly against a system she views as Luddite in nature. This view is also reciprocated among the populace: The Humanity Front committed acts of genocide against Taloans simply because they're not an organic species. After Democratic-Luddite terrorist group have been squashed, people associate Democratic sentiment with Luddism and genocidal tendencies towards Taloans, the Administrator made good use of the tragedy despite giving Democrats more political speech in the Technocracy, "As long as it's not Anti-Technocracy in nature".

[Silinairic Tamriel]

Your nation associates democracy with Luddites? Strange, I usually find it to be those who are against democracy who are more averse to technology, especially in the hands of the common folk.

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Cyrodiil's recent economic boom has drawn in a large number of prospective settlers from the other provinces of the Empire, however this influx has also brought with it a spate of missing persons. Many who have recently arrived in Cyrodiil have alerted the authorities about family and friends who have - for all they know - quite literally vanished in the middle of the night without a trace. Local guards have not been able to find even the slightest clue as to what has happened to these missing people, and Empress Vallisara has since deployed the Blades/Dragonguard (an elite Imperial order dedicated to the protection and service of the Dragonborn rulers of Tamriel, often acting as an espionage force) and sent them out to investigate these sinister disappearances.

In actuality, however, it is a clan of vampires known as the Sisterhood of Blood that is behind these disappearances - not that anyone who is outside of the Sisterhood knows of this. These vampires, of whom Empress Vallisara is actually their leader (her true name being Nagaiarielle), have infiltrated the highest echelons of Imperial society and possess undeniable social and political domination over Cyrodiil, and by extension all of Tamriel. Even the Blades are in the pocket of the Sisterhood, with their leadership consisting of Sisterhood vampires, and so any of their "investigations" will naturally be fruitless. It is likely that those who have been abducted, who now serve as little more than a source of nourishment and entertainment for their new mistresses, will never be found.

[Grand Celestial Domain]

Your nation associates democracy with Luddites? Strange, I usually find it to be those who are against democracy who are more averse to technology, especially in the hands of the common folk.

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Cyrodiil's recent economic boom has drawn in a large number of prospective settlers from the other provinces of the Empire, however this influx has also brought with it a spate of missing persons..... investigate these sinister disappearances.

Uh...it wasn't us this time. We only temporarily borrow people.

In actuality, however, it is a clan of vampires known as the Sisterhood of Blood that is behind these disappearances - not that anyone who is outside of the Sisterhood knows of this. These vampires, of whom Empress Vallisara is actually their leader (her true name being Nagaiarielle), have infiltrated the highest echelons of Imperial society and possess undeniable social and political domination over Cyrodiil, and by extension all of Tamriel. Even the Blades are in the pocket of the Sisterhood, with their leadership consisting of Sisterhood vampires, and so any of their "investigations" will naturally be fruitless. It is likely that those who have been abducted, who now serve as little more than a source of nourishment and entertainment for their new mistresses, will never be found.

Oh, phew...not us. That is a still negative thing and though deceit would be pragmatic for your queen and good for her and her Sisterhood's...reasons...we can only infer this ruins Human DNA if not outright killing them and is as a result a very horrible thing. If we lived in the same dimension, we'd consider putting a quarantine on your planet.

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We are probably the succubi and enchantresses from the Middle Ages who had their way with men. We're not sure though. Our anthropologists are however certain that reports of Grey aliens from the 20th and 21st Century are recollections of our abduction robots. We use these robots because we're not scary-looking enough to intimidate the people we temporarily borrow when we...eh "sample" DNA...the Grey robots make for really good red herrings so abductees don't remember us as often.

[The Islands of Versilia]

I actually quite like the way you’ve portrayed a female-dominated, FT-culture. The use of abduction robots and general frolicking through time is awesome, actually.

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The Versilian sovereign is not just the sovereign of the Versilians. They’re also the temporal leader of vampiric clans and branches in other countries as well. However, the allegiance of vampire clans abroad must be sought by each sovereign and each one’s loyalty is granted individually.

[The holy united capel empire]

Its a quite interresting idea to have a vampire nation.

[The Islands of Versilia]

Its a quite interresting idea to have a vampire nation.

You’re meant to react to a fact the above nation included in their post. You’re meant to then include your own fact.
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[New Transeurasia]

I actually quite like the way you’ve portrayed a female-dominated, FT-culture. The use of abduction robots and general frolicking through time is awesome, actually.

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The Versilian sovereign is not just the sovereign of the Versilians. They’re also the temporal leader of vampiric clans and branches in other countries as well. However, the allegiance of vampire clans abroad must be sought by each sovereign and each one’s loyalty is granted individually.

That seems somewhat comparable to christianity, which is ruled by a pope, where there is not just 1 church, but lots of churches in different countries outside of the Vatican.

New Trasnseurasian culture varies quite a lot between regions of New Transeurasia. A regular single citizen in Moscow shares an apartment with 2 or 3 other people, does not own a car or shares a car with their roomates, commutes to work by train or carpool, weighs 50kg-65kg(females) or 75kg-90kg(males), and earns between 50k and 70k(NSD) per year. A regular single citizen in Anchorage, Alaska Province lives in a terraced house, either alone or with 1 to 4 other people where the group can share 1 or 2 cars, commutes to work by car or bus, weighs 55kg-65kg(females) or 85kg-100kg(males), and earns between 40k and 60k(NSD) per year. A regular family in Moscow has either 1 or 2 parents, 2 or 3 children, lives in a large "family" apartment, does not own a car, usually 1(mother or father, somewhat more fathers) parent works at a job, earning between 60k and 95k(NSD) per year, and commutes to work by train or bus. A regular family in Anchorage, Alaska province usually has 2 parents, 2 children, lives in a suburban house, has 1 or 2 cars, usually 1(usually father) parent works at a job, earning between 60k and 80k(NSD) per year, and commutes to work by car or bus.

[Knessniet]

With such a broad geographic area, one should expect that. To be honest, Anchorage seems to be more pleasant.

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The current Supreme Commander of the Knessian Armed Forces, Marshal H.P. Bevington, is known to value honor above all. During his tenure, he made quite a statement during the Knessian Involvemnt in Vietnam when he accepted a machete from a Vietcong commander akin to how Napoleonic officers would surrender their sword. He then personally saw that said prisoners were safely kept for the entire war, and swiftly repatriated afterwards. He was a Major at the time, commanding the 34th Engineer Battalion. When asked why he did it, he replied; "Honor is applicable to all combatants, even to pinko rice farmers."

[Great Thallands]

An honorable sort, indeed.

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The Thallands practice an ideal similar to the American Monroe Doctrine, where colonization is strictly prohibited within its home planet of Krucd.

[Knights Mare Nostrum]

It seems they have their priorities straight; after all, colonisation just doesn't really make sense anymore.

"Merry Christmas" in Nostrumic Latin is "Felicem Natalem Christi", which directly translates to "Happy Birthday, Christ"

[Strigonia]

It makes sense. I see you’ve done your research.

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The peasantry and plebeian populations celebrate a number of holidays analogous to our own. However, these celebrations are usually centred around agriculture and horticulture. Celebration times include the solstices and the beginning & end of the harvest season.

[Bellcon]

Okay. It's interesting that a nation is ruled by vampires.

Bellcon has an alternative transportation due to ban of automobiles. These are battery-charge bus, bullet train, and a carriage

[Strigonia]

Okay. It's interesting that a nation is ruled by vampires.

You’re meant to state your reaction to a fact about the above nation they included in their post. You’re then meant to include your own fact for the next poster.
@Next poster, still me
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[Yygdrai]

I mean, that's to be expected in a multi-planet empire.

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Any group with the necessary funds has access to the Yygdraii Mercenary Forces, but part of the cost of using them once is that you must defend our lands whenever we come under attack, regardless of who the enemy is. Most of the world is contractually obligated to defend us.

[Strigonia]

I mean, that's to be expected in a multi-planet empire.

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Any group with the necessary funds has access to the Yygdraii Mercenary Forces, but part of the cost of using them once is that you must defend our lands whenever we come under attack, regardless of who the enemy is. Most of the world is contractually obligated to defend us.

We’re not a multi-planetary empire.
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[Bellcon]

There you have it.
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[Wawakanatote]

I mean, that's to be expected in a multi-planet empire.

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Any group with the necessary funds has access to the Yygdraii Mercenary Forces, but part of the cost of using them once is that you must defend our lands whenever we come under attack, regardless of who the enemy is. Most of the world is contractually obligated to defend us.

What happens if a country doesn't defend you? Do you just blow up the Earth? ....Wait.

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The NewsNet Corporation ​is the official state-run press agency of the Supranational Union of Socialist Republics. NewsNet is the biggest and most influential media organization in the SUSR, as well as the largest news agency in the world in terms of correspondents worldwide. NewsNet is a ministry-level institution subordinate to the SUSR central government, and is the highest ranking state media organ in the country alongside the People's Daily. Its Chairperson is a member of the Central Committee of the SUSR's Democratic Party.
​NewsNet is a publisher as well as a news agency—it owns more than 20 newspapers and a dozen magazines, and it publishes in several languages, besides Chinese, including English, German, Spanish, French, Wawakanise, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese and Korean, also publishing in cyberspace.

[Paneuropa]

That’s quite the powerful and influential agency. Hopefully its not just a propaganda machine and does criticise the government.

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There has been a great revival of interest in the Roman Republic/Empire, Vikings and ancient Slavs in recent years. Hellenism is making a sturdy comeback in Hella and Italia, and Norse heathenry is returning to Scandinavia at the expense of Christianity. Many Christian leaders are dismayed over the decline of Christendom in Europa, but pagans and heathens are rejoicing.

[Bellcon]

I think it is just like a war between paganism and Christianity.

Since year 1993, Bellcon is an automobile-free country by our national order: Legislative Order No. 1069 (Completely Outlaw of Automobiles). We believe that automobiles have negative effects include the use of non-renewable fuels, a dramatic increase in the rate of accidental death, the emission of air and noise pollution, the emission of greenhouse gases, generation of urban sprawl and traffic, and the high cost per unit-distance on which the car paradigm is based.

[A m e n r i a]

Banning them is too much though.

Male names and gender-neutral names for women are getting increasingly popular since ~30 years before Amenria was founded. One example is Li Baorong, the Heavenly General, the highest military leader below the Heavenly Emperor and Empresses themselves. Aside from this, women wearing clothes for men is also starting to become a trend.

[The Atlantean Islands]

Sounds cool.

In the town of Modis, in Ulevo Province, it is a Christmas and New Year's day tradition for men to wear high heels all day. We don't know why this is, though.

[Lethen Empire]

I frankly cannot think of any reason for that to happen. Strange.

Lethen Christmas is still quite reminiscent of old Christmas traditions. People decorate with less lights and more trinkets and wreaths and whatnot (though those in modern Letheny come with neon and shit anyways), and carols are still very commonplace. In the Lethen capital, Lunika, it's tradition to set up a really, really big tree at the town center, and also to donate the old one to rural towns so that they can do what they want with it. This year, Luka's cousin, Prince Jan of Romania, has publically stated that he will be climbing to the top of the giant tree and do a backflip off of it (with an inflatable bounce pad for safety).

[The Great-German Empire]

This Romanian prince is what all Lethen women strive for. On a more serious note, this retention of old Christmas aesthetic is a flavorful if predictable attribute to a country which prides itself for being culturally and geopolitically old-fashioned.

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The German Reichstag hasn't had an official dress code since its re-convocation in 1994 after the Civil War, when the Count of Mendelhayn - a free-minded fellow - was Chancellor. However, between that year (as a continuation of pre-War ethos) until around 2004/5, Reichstag delegates tended to dress smartly nonetheless, with little to no exception. Starting with the mid-"00"s, however, attending sessions in a more relaxed "smart casual" attire became standard form for right- and left-liberal "backbenchers", and was in fact welcomed by the usually-strict Chancellor Weißenberg, who liked being able to distinguish young blood from more seasoned representatives.
The breaking point was, as with many things, Theodor von Hartmann: Having been elected to a national constituency (rather than selected to an overhang party seat, considered the way to enter for newcomers) which traditionally went to the Conservatives rather than the National-Liberals at the tender age of 22 (2009 General Election; Breslau-2 Reichstag Constituency), he was immediately noticed as the most "dangerous" newcomer to the legislature. Then he became the NLP leader at 26, and kept the relaxed style because he (and I quote) "would like to stay comfortable while all [the speakers] droned on for hours." In 2014, he became Vice-Chancellor and adopted his now-famous dark-crimson turtleneck. This then carried through to his Chancellorship beginning in 2018, at which point everybody just stopped bothering. Now the informal, laid-back dress code and attitude of the Reichstag is renowned, and the contrast between this chamber and the Bundestag - which is still formal enough to make black tie look sloppy - is often noted by foreign papers.

[Paneuropa]

That’s rather strange for a royal in my opinion. I guess he can do it if he’s accepted the risks.

AN: That’s rather interesting. I like it, and would like to see that in Britain’s House of Commons.

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The Union has adopted or taken many of Finland’s policies in regards to youths and children. These include 1 year paid parental leave, free child care, a basic income for minors, and more. There is also a National Youth Parliament with representatives aged between 9 and 18 years old.