What have you learnt after reading the AN’s factbooks? III

[The Finntopian Empire]

I have learnt that IIn the Empire, artificial intelligence is quite odd as they know they are not organic but want to know what it is like to be organic. That is something interesting for sure, but I am not sure if that's in a good way.

[New Morsland]

They are either very smart or just spammed random words in it.

[Trivega]

They seem to be a hroup who emigrated to new lands for religious freedom similar to the pilgrams, with the twist being they're atheist.

[Continental Free States]

It can be assumed that almost everyone in Trivega is Mestizo -well, "of Mixed origins"- with few identifying (or being grouped as by the state) entirely with one race. An outcome of completely integrationist migration policies is that most people identify with a "primary" and "secondary" ethnicity/race. Most of them speak Dossinian, which is the official language and one of the four national languages.

[Hiyoko]

I learnt through an OSS file that world's Chile is instead called 'New Extremadura' and that in retaliation for Gustavo De Lago's military junta sending 'clandestine' support to the Argies in their war to reclaim the Falklands from Anglo's hands. New Extremadura would be invaded and occupied until 1998, with Lago's fate being unknown.

[Kingdom of Lechia]

Hiyoko has a vigorous economy and is a net exporter of staple foods and oil.






BN: Don't do All Endings. Otherwise still me.

[Novaros]

That the kingdom of Lechia was proclaimed after a 2 year civil war in Poland.

[East Plate]

That the kingdom of Lechia was proclaimed after a 2 year civil war in Poland.

I learned that they were a French colony until they rebelled. Eventually, they fell into instability until a civil war proclaimed an Islamic Republic, although it is a rather interesting and different Islamic republic, as they respect and live peacefully together with the catholic population of the territories where they are based. Nonetheless, not everyone inside the republic seems happy, as there are some separatist movements.

[Continental Free States]

The East Plate Colony is defended by 12 British infantry regiments, and the colonial governor has the authority to raise militias in time of need to help bolster the British forces present. Meanwhile, there is the Eastplatine Armed Constabulary, which is in normal times an armed paramilitary law enforcement organization but may also defend the colony in the time of need.

[Emneshire]

As per constitutional articles 12 and 14, members of the American Parliament must be inhabitants of the province (per Senatorial requirements) or riding (per House requirements) which they represent in government. Should they satisfy this condition, and given that they fulfil the age and citizenship prerequisites, they can be elected to represent a specific polity for an unlimited number of terms.

[The Finntopian Empire]

The island has a large financial services industry, which generates nearly 40% of its gross value added. Also, Emneshire was not incorporated into the Kingdom of Great Britain by the Act of Union in 1706/1707, instead remaining a feudal vassal of the British monarch. In 1765, the crown repurchased the feudal rights of the Earl of Emnia, revesting them into the Crown, although the island would retain its internal self-government.

[Western Theram]

The finntopian empire is a dictatorial monarchy that completely opposes immigration and party politics. “Parties” are essentially the unelected citizens opinions on political matters. Their literacy rate is an impressive 100%. Water and electricity are also provided by the state free of charge & you get a top hat+ a sword upon graduating school

[Aidira]

Western Theram violently seceded from another nation, named "Theramistan", in 2052. Their war of independence featured use radioactive ammo, which mutated the local plant life and gave Western Theram its signature black, bioluminiscent vegetation. Their economic system is heavily based on mutualist theory and combines private small-scale industry with heavy state involvement.

[Continental Free States]

The Aidirans named their country fatherland. Not even a "place where Aidirans live", literally "fatherland". On a slightly different note, Aidira has a relatively low population and a sizably large area, making its population density being on thelower side. The bulk of the population lives in the south, with one city (Yrthodyl) being the only northern hub (with a population of 30,794). Meanwhile, 17.3% of the population lives in the capital, which is the largest city. It is also a relatively migrant-friendly country, with around 11% of the population being first- or second-generation migrants.

[Ulajhan]

"The constitution of the American Empire establishes that Ultimate Authority belongs to God and his son Jesus Christ over the American Empire, but independent them making their will known Active Authority is in the hands of the Emperor.

The Emperor who may dissolve Parliament... {snickers in british}, is also the Supreme Commander of the Empire's Armed Forces, bestow ranks of nobility but not their powers or abilities as nobility without the approval of Parliament, give out rewards and medals, annul or reduce the sentence of a judge...

It's really not too much different than the powers of a normal president, but Emperor is a lot cooler sounding than President.

I approve."

-ooc

[The Caleshan Valkyrie]

IF I am reading this correctly, their nation is one of several occupying a kind of fractal city that occupies a finite volume but infinite rooms and is currently being fought over by several inhabitant nations. The Ulajhan folks seem to have reached a degree of ascendancy relative to the other warring parties by virtue of a robust pharmaceutical and drug manufacturing industry largely powered by (and I am not making this up) a fuxxed up Coca Cola vending machine.

Do not read those factbooks while high.

Or do.

Depends on how big the trip you want.

[Wochaystein]

IF I am reading this correctly, their nation is one of several occupying a kind of fractal city that occupies a finite volume but infinite rooms and is currently being fought over by several inhabitant nations. The Ulajhan folks seem to have reached a degree of ascendancy relative to the other warring parties by virtue of a robust pharmaceutical and drug manufacturing industry largely powered by (and I am not making this up) a fuxxed up Coca Cola vending machine.

Do not read those factbooks while high.

Or do.

Depends on how big the trip you want.

They have landcarriers that function as mobile bases. They have the capability to repair itself or even create a clone.

[The Finntopian Empire]

they have designed a map, and they're fairly devout, with their religious views centered around maintaining close-knit ties within their community. Wochaysteiners are really good at sports. The Men’s Lacrosse team is really good and the Women’s Lacrosse team is the best team in Diarcesia, and arriving at Tendorf Harbor, the first thing that one would notice upon their arrival was the imposing view of a tower, which was visible miles offshore.

[The Great Basin Kingdom]

Finntopians use the word "ereyesterday" to describe the day before yesterday.

[Orlesian States]

They are most certainly the most religious nation I have ever seen on NationStates, and that is saying something.

[New Morsland]

They are very, very organised.

[Independent Republic of Boldonia]

They're sad after being sent to the RR

[Continental Free States]

Despite the fact Boldonia was a territory (and presumably not connected to the mainland United States), the Eisenhower Interstate System was extended to Boldonia -with the construction taking until the 1990s, leading to The Boldonian Interstate System, which is split into five main routes, four spurs, and one freeway that isn't necessarily part of the Interstate system.

[The Great Basin Kingdom]

I learned that the American Empire has eleven different parties with a presence in the national parliament. None have a majority, and voting coalitions form and dissolve frequently, without dissolving the parliament, so it seems more informal than coalition governance in, say, the UK, if I understand right (I don't know a lot about the UK). Interestingly, a third of the parties are regional in nature, like the Independent New England Party and the Lone Star Party. Each of the four regional parties advocate for their region's independence, so their national politics are rather tolerant of potentially secessionist movements? Maybe I just don't fully understand what they're calling for.

[Orlesian States]

I have learned a great many things. As they have a wide amount of information available. They are, once again, the most religious Nation I have ever seen on NationStates, and upon reading in further detail, the way they have crafted their factbooks is truly exceptional. I also like how they have a table of contents as their main factbook. With every single dispatch resource available for ease-of-access.