Just apply as a nation like he said.
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by The Empire of Handland » Fri Feb 13, 2015 3:45 pm
by Spoopyvilla » Fri Feb 13, 2015 3:46 pm
by Sternberg » Sat Feb 14, 2015 1:38 am
by Spoopyvilla » Sat Feb 14, 2015 8:22 am
Arvenia wrote:If Benian isn't IRA anymore, what country should he be? Are there any nations left available?
by Arvenia » Sat Feb 14, 2015 8:24 am
Spoopyvilla wrote:Arvenia wrote:If Benian isn't IRA anymore, what country should he be? Are there any nations left available?
There are a lot of smaller ones I believe. Some that are in S.A, I don't think all of Africa is taken, too. The Indian Raj dissolves in '47 so India should be open soon, I think,
by Spoopyvilla » Sat Feb 14, 2015 9:50 am
Arvenia wrote:Spoopyvilla wrote:
There are a lot of smaller ones I believe. Some that are in S.A, I don't think all of Africa is taken, too. The Indian Raj dissolves in '47 so India should be open soon, I think,
Our nations didn't meet each others in the IC. Plus, if your nation is not Capitalist or Communist, then what's your RP nation's economic system? Mine is formerly Feudalism and currently Provisionism (economic system neutral between Capitalism and Communism).
by Cabana » Sat Feb 14, 2015 12:28 pm
come on and slamBezombia wrote:-Reagan was a Pastafarian and had statues of Cthulhu in his bed every night.
-Vladimir Lenin was married to Reagan's wife. Make of that what you will.
by The Dominion Of The Corn » Sat Feb 14, 2015 2:03 pm
Sternberg wrote:Urgh, the United Kingdom just had to go and take a decision that would affect Australians out of their own hands ... AGAIN. Is Churchill that thick-headed, or is he oblivious that it is exactly that form of government decision-making that caused Australia's rift with Britain to begin with?
In any case, a somewhat angry cable has been sent back to Westminster, so don't be too surprised.
by The Dominion Of The Corn » Sat Feb 14, 2015 2:04 pm
by New Jordslag » Sat Feb 14, 2015 4:08 pm
The Dominion Of The Corn wrote:For love of God Arvenia!
This is your last warning!
by The Dominion Of The Corn » Sat Feb 14, 2015 4:23 pm
by The NAR » Sat Feb 14, 2015 4:57 pm
by Sternberg » Sat Feb 14, 2015 7:40 pm
The Dominion Of The Corn wrote:He said an undisclosed location. It's not going to be Australia. I believe he was going to ship the to Greenland.
Locations to which the Irish are being sent include but are not limited to Greenland, South New Zealand, and Queensland.
My government has recently been notified of the decision by your Parliament to relocate several hundred Irish rebel supporters to Queensland - a decision that was made WITHOUT either our consultation or our consent!
We have reluctantly agreed to process these inbound persons on our shores, yet the fact that you have, essentially, dumped these rebels on our shores without consultation is not acceptable. Irrespective of our diplomatic ties - past or present - we will not tolerate any further decision-making about our sovereignty or our policies made out of our hands. Any further such intrusions must be treated on our own terms and we will regard any further such actions on behalf of the United Kingdom as in contempt.
by Cabana » Sat Feb 14, 2015 7:59 pm
Sternberg wrote:The Dominion Of The Corn wrote:He said an undisclosed location. It's not going to be Australia. I believe he was going to ship the to Greenland.Locations to which the Irish are being sent include but are not limited to Greenland, South New Zealand, and Queensland.
Unless Queensland has been given as a name for some kind of far-flung island, I'm going to say, "Nup!"
EDIT:
The problem in this case is that the decision to accept these 'detainees' (for lack of a better term) was taken out of the respective governments' hands and, as far as I can tell, the United Kingdom did not consult with any government before the decision was made. As I pointed out in the OOC thread before, it was exactly these sort of assumptions and decision-making which drove a wedge between Australia and the United Kingdom during the war - decisions that would affect Australian lives were being taken out of the Australian government's hands by Churchill on the assumption that Australia would just fall in line (like they used to) like a good little subject of the Empire.
At least during wartime, there was at least a semblence of an excuse, but during peace-time? That's just poisoning the waters even further. To quote Curtin's reply to this matter:My government has recently been notified of the decision by your Parliament to relocate several hundred Irish rebel supporters to Queensland - a decision that was made WITHOUT either our consultation or our consent!
We have reluctantly agreed to process these inbound persons on our shores, yet the fact that you have, essentially, dumped these rebels on our shores without consultation is not acceptable. Irrespective of our diplomatic ties - past or present - we will not tolerate any further decision-making about our sovereignty or our policies made out of our hands. Any further such intrusions must be treated on our own terms and we will regard any further such actions on behalf of the United Kingdom as in contempt.
come on and slamBezombia wrote:-Reagan was a Pastafarian and had statues of Cthulhu in his bed every night.
-Vladimir Lenin was married to Reagan's wife. Make of that what you will.
by The Dominion Of The Corn » Sat Feb 14, 2015 11:06 pm
The NAR wrote:Corn, where's that map you promised?
by The Dominion Of The Corn » Sat Feb 14, 2015 11:07 pm
Sternberg wrote:The Dominion Of The Corn wrote:He said an undisclosed location. It's not going to be Australia. I believe he was going to ship the to Greenland.Locations to which the Irish are being sent include but are not limited to Greenland, South New Zealand, and Queensland.
Unless Queensland has been given as a name for some kind of far-flung island, I'm going to say, "Nup!"
EDIT:
The problem in this case is that the decision to accept these 'detainees' (for lack of a better term) was taken out of the respective governments' hands and, as far as I can tell, the United Kingdom did not consult with any government before the decision was made. As I pointed out in the OOC thread before, it was exactly these sort of assumptions and decision-making which drove a wedge between Australia and the United Kingdom during the war - decisions that would affect Australian lives were being taken out of the Australian government's hands by Churchill on the assumption that Australia would just fall in line (like they used to) like a good little subject of the Empire.
At least during wartime, there was at least a semblence of an excuse, but during peace-time? That's just poisoning the waters even further. To quote Curtin's reply to this matter:My government has recently been notified of the decision by your Parliament to relocate several hundred Irish rebel supporters to Queensland - a decision that was made WITHOUT either our consultation or our consent!
We have reluctantly agreed to process these inbound persons on our shores, yet the fact that you have, essentially, dumped these rebels on our shores without consultation is not acceptable. Irrespective of our diplomatic ties - past or present - we will not tolerate any further decision-making about our sovereignty or our policies made out of our hands. Any further such intrusions must be treated on our own terms and we will regard any further such actions on behalf of the United Kingdom as in contempt.
by The Empire of Handland » Sat Feb 14, 2015 11:23 pm
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