Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 4:07 pm
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
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Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Judging by the fact nobody has any idea what the Basque language actually is, I can only conclude the Basque people are aliens.
Agritum wrote:It seems that some people around in the community still believe that Elfen High is strictly in the "Academy", as in, "everything happens in the school" setting.
I believe we should correct that misconception since, IMHO, it could be the main reason for the influx of RPs which actually take place ONLY in a school.Rupudska wrote:
Ah, yes. Super Norway. I remember it well, but I think I lost the IRC conversation about it.
Link the map.
Myself, I lost the savegame, and I hate myself for that. I made the US and the rest of the world into a better place, without no cheats or anything.
Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Speaking of Vicky 2, my friend's CSA is now colonising Africa.
Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Agri, you're working on a Turkey app. How are the Kurds doing?
Agritum wrote:Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Agri, you're working on a Turkey app. How are the Kurds doing?
Turkey had to clean up the act to join the EU, and treats them a little more humanely. Ataturk decided pragmatically to let the more peaceful activist groups operate freely, but he pretty much crushed all of the Kurdish militias and guerrillas on Turkish soil.
Nightkill the Emperor wrote:http://www.theonion.com/articles/dad-from-2150-cant-get-enough-iraq-war-documentari,35514/
This does amuse me.Agritum wrote:Turkey had to clean up the act to join the EU, and treats them a little more humanely. Ataturk decided pragmatically to let the more peaceful activist groups operate freely, but he pretty much crushed all of the Kurdish militias and guerrillas on Turkish soil.
No independent state?
Agritum wrote:Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Status of Kurdish language - watch Community - and how autonomous are they?
And, of course, relations with Kurds in Iraq and such?
I believe that the Kurdish language is protected due to EU agreements (they're pretty anal about protecting linguistic minorities, I can testify). Kurdish cultural and ethnic expression is tolerated, if a bit grudgingly. Turkey gave Turkish Kurdistan some symbolic concessions of autonomy, but they're still under the orbit of the central govt in Ankara, and self-rule is still far from being obtained. All in all, it's all done to please the EU.
Many peshmerga and other separatists fled to Iraqi Kurdistan, where they are attempting to rebuild their strength and lick their wounds. Turkey recently barked at Iraq to force Iraqi Kurdistan to hand them over, creating quite a diplomatic headache for everyone involved.
Cerillium wrote:Swith's down for the night. Had a post worked up yesterday and didn't have a chance to submit it. Tweaked it and posted just now. Let me know if it doesn't work, Nat.