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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:34 am

Sarderia wrote:"The Iranian Delegation would like to nominate Iran, India, Siam, Turkey, and Africa to the UN Human Rights Council."

The German delegation votes aye to India, and Siam, nay to Africa, Turkey, and Iran

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Postby Monsone » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:35 am

Sarderia wrote:UNSC Resolution to Deploy International Peacekeeping Force to Brazil and Argentina (UNPFORBA: UN Peacekeeping Forces Brazil-Argentina) Submitted by: Darioush Asghar Nassour
Imperial State of Iran Ambassador to the United Nations



The French ambassador to the UN, Jean Chavel stood up and began to speak.

"To me it seems that this proposal is biased considering Brazil and Iran are both OPEC members. To me it seems like Iran can't allow Brazil to endure the pain of it's failures. Invading Argentina was a step to far. And now that the effects of said invasion begin to kick in in the form of civil dissent, Iran rushes to Brazil's aid even thought his was a problem of Brazil's making."

"It is my opinion that Brazil must sort out it's own problems by ceasing it's wars. It is quite possible that all the civil discontent will end if the nation is not in a state of war. Or maybe Brazil should consider releasing Chile and pulling out Argentina as to save face and not need the aid of the UN. Because it is clear to me that Brazil has been unable to quell dissent and fight a war against what should have been a pushover enemy. So, Brazil should pay the price for doing just that."

"Because of this I urge all nations to vote nay as I will since this is a easily solvable problem that doesn't merit the security council's attention."

France votes nay on Iran's proposal.
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Postby Monsone » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:36 am

Sarderia wrote:"The Iranian Delegation would like to nominate Iran, India, Siam, Turkey, and Africa to the UN Human Rights Council."


France votes nay on Turkey, Africa, and India and votes aye on Iran and Siam.
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Postby Mathuvan Union » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:37 am

Monsone wrote:
Sarderia wrote:"The Iranian Delegation would like to nominate Iran, India, Siam, Turkey, and Africa to the UN Human Rights Council."


France votes nay on Turkey, Africa, and India and votes aye on Iran and Siam.

OOC: bruh there was an objection you can’t vote right now
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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:40 am

Mathuvan Union wrote:
Sarderia wrote:"The Iranian Delegation would like to nominate Iran, India, Siam, Turkey, and Africa to the UN Human Rights Council."

OOC: Brazil objected.


OOC: This ain't a courtroom mate.

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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:41 am

Sarderia wrote:The Iranian Delegation cheered in unison on their election as UNSC temporary member. When every UNSC elected ambassador gave their speech, Iranian Ambassador to the UN Darioush Ashgar Nassour stated:

"We sincerely extend our gratitude to all our allies and partners on our election as UNSC temporary member. Iran promises that we will work staunchly and thoroughly to maintain the stability and world peace. With that given; Iran stresses the importance of UN interference in the Soviet Civil War. We must provide assurance and security to USSR citizens who are suffering the effects of this war, through donations and economic support."

"Iran will also introduce an UNSC Resolution to Condemn the Brazillian invasion of Argentina, and to implore both sides, Brazil and Argentina, to seek peace. Iran supports the deployment of international UN troops as a peacekeeping force, and no single nation should interfere on the Brazillian-Argentine conflict on their own."

UNSC Resolution to Deploy International Peacekeeping Force to Brazil and Argentina (UNPFORBA: UN Peacekeeping Forces Brazil-Argentina) Submitted by: Darioush Asghar Nassour
Imperial State of Iran Ambassador to the United Nations

[1/8 AYE, 0/8 NAY]




Germany votes aye to this proposal.

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Postby Sarderia » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:43 am

Monsone wrote:
Sarderia wrote:UNSC Resolution to Deploy International Peacekeeping Force to Brazil and Argentina (UNPFORBA: UN Peacekeeping Forces Brazil-Argentina) Submitted by: Darioush Asghar Nassour
Imperial State of Iran Ambassador to the United Nations



The French ambassador to the UN, Jean Chavel stood up and began to speak.

"To me it seems that this proposal is biased considering Brazil and Iran are both OPEC members. To me it seems like Iran can't allow Brazil to endure the pain of it's failures. Invading Argentina was a step to far. And now that the effects of said invasion begin to kick in in the form of civil dissent, Iran rushes to Brazil's aid even thought his was a problem of Brazil's making."

"It is my opinion that Brazil must sort out it's own problems by ceasing it's wars. It is quite possible that all the civil discontent will end if the nation is not in a state of war. Or maybe Brazil should consider releasing Chile and pulling out Argentina as to save face and not need the aid of the UN. Because it is clear to me that Brazil has been unable to quell dissent and fight a war against what should have been a pushover enemy. So, Brazil should pay the price for doing just that."

"Because of this I urge all nations to vote nay as I will since this is a easily solvable problem that doesn't merit the security council's attention."

France votes nay on Iran's proposal.

The First Right of Reply is utilized by Darioush Ashgar Nassour, Iranian Ambassador to the UN. He pushed a button to indicate his turn to answer.

"For your information, honourable Ambassador, Brazil has not confirmed their entry into OPEC yet. To all delgations, I implore you, to see and listen to the statement Brazil made about the dissent and war. Iran thoroughly condemn Brazil's invasion of Argentina, which is not justifiable, but we need to look into the matter that implores Iran to create this resolution at the first place."

"According to the Brazillian Government's statement, the Pirate State of Vaas, and France, collaborated to create dissent inside Brazil, Argentina and Chile. Were it to be true this is a severe criminal offence done by both states, and it is enough for an international investigation force to find the truth. The Brazillian government has done an unjustifiable incursion to Argentina, true, but these claims also must be validated. It is hypocrisy for France to say Iran can't allow Brazil to endure its failures, when France allegedly tried to destabilize other nations as well. That is the point of this UN Peacekeeping Force: to find the truth, and to give the proper justice towards the Brazillian government on its invasion of Argentina."
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Postby Mathuvan Union » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:46 am

Sarderia wrote:
Monsone wrote:
The French ambassador to the UN, Jean Chavel stood up and began to speak.

"To me it seems that this proposal is biased considering Brazil and Iran are both OPEC members. To me it seems like Iran can't allow Brazil to endure the pain of it's failures. Invading Argentina was a step to far. And now that the effects of said invasion begin to kick in in the form of civil dissent, Iran rushes to Brazil's aid even thought his was a problem of Brazil's making."

"It is my opinion that Brazil must sort out it's own problems by ceasing it's wars. It is quite possible that all the civil discontent will end if the nation is not in a state of war. Or maybe Brazil should consider releasing Chile and pulling out Argentina as to save face and not need the aid of the UN. Because it is clear to me that Brazil has been unable to quell dissent and fight a war against what should have been a pushover enemy. So, Brazil should pay the price for doing just that."

"Because of this I urge all nations to vote nay as I will since this is a easily solvable problem that doesn't merit the security council's attention."

France votes nay on Iran's proposal.

The First Right of Reply is utilized by Darioush Ashgar Nassour, Iranian Ambassador to the UN. He pushed a button to indicate his turn to answer.

"For your information, honourable Ambassador, Brazil has not confirmed their entry into OPEC yet. To all delgations, I implore you, to see and listen to the statement Brazil made about the dissent and war. Iran thoroughly condemn Brazil's invasion of Argentina, which is not justifiable, but we need to look into the matter that implores Iran to create this resolution at the first place."

"According to the Brazillian Government's statement, the Pirate State of Vaas, and France, collaborated to create dissent inside Brazil, Argentina and Chile. Were it to be true this is a severe criminal offence done by both states, and it is enough for an international investigation force to find the truth. The Brazillian government has done an unjustifiable incursion to Argentina, true, but these claims also must be validated. It is hypocrisy for France to say Iran can't allow Brazil to endure its failures, when France allegedly tried to destabilize other nations as well. That is the point of this UN Peacekeeping Force: to find the truth, and to give the proper justice towards the Brazillian government on its invasion of Argentina."

The Brazilian Ambassador, Ferdinand Pedro Mage stands up
“With all due respect, we sent a ultimatum to the Argentinians. They did not except, and our war was justified. And we have evidence about coup. We have 1 cracked telegram about the coup plot. We want both to be brought to immediate justice.”
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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:48 am

Sarderia wrote:
Monsone wrote:
The French ambassador to the UN, Jean Chavel stood up and began to speak.

"To me it seems that this proposal is biased considering Brazil and Iran are both OPEC members. To me it seems like Iran can't allow Brazil to endure the pain of it's failures. Invading Argentina was a step to far. And now that the effects of said invasion begin to kick in in the form of civil dissent, Iran rushes to Brazil's aid even thought his was a problem of Brazil's making."

"It is my opinion that Brazil must sort out it's own problems by ceasing it's wars. It is quite possible that all the civil discontent will end if the nation is not in a state of war. Or maybe Brazil should consider releasing Chile and pulling out Argentina as to save face and not need the aid of the UN. Because it is clear to me that Brazil has been unable to quell dissent and fight a war against what should have been a pushover enemy. So, Brazil should pay the price for doing just that."

"Because of this I urge all nations to vote nay as I will since this is a easily solvable problem that doesn't merit the security council's attention."

France votes nay on Iran's proposal.

The First Right of Reply is utilized by Darioush Ashgar Nassour, Iranian Ambassador to the UN. He pushed a button to indicate his turn to answer.

"For your information, honourable Ambassador, Brazil has not confirmed their entry into OPEC yet. To all delgations, I implore you, to see and listen to the statement Brazil made about the dissent and war. Iran thoroughly condemn Brazil's invasion of Argentina, which is not justifiable, but we need to look into the matter that implores Iran to create this resolution at the first place."

"According to the Brazillian Government's statement, the Pirate State of Vaas, and France, collaborated to create dissent inside Brazil, Argentina and Chile. Were it to be true this is a severe criminal offence done by both states, and it is enough for an international investigation force to find the truth. The Brazillian government has done an unjustifiable incursion to Argentina, true, but these claims also must be validated. It is hypocrisy for France to say Iran can't allow Brazil to endure its failures, when France allegedly tried to destabilize other nations as well. That is the point of this UN Peacekeeping Force: to find the truth, and to give the proper justice towards the Brazillian government on its invasion of Argentina."



The German delegation replies


"To the French delegation's proposal, this situation is exactly what the UN Peacekeepers were made to do, resolve conflict in areas, regardless of who started it, and why they started it. Leaving Brazil and Argentina to kill each other would be in direct contradiction to the UN Peacekeeping Charter."

"For the Iranian delegations statement, espionage in another nation, or funding of a rebellion, is not cause for a UN investigation, if that were the case, then the prospect of an Intelligence Service would be useless. So if the allegations from Brazil are true, the Pirates and France are perfectly allowed to be conducting espionage."

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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:49 am

Mathuvan Union wrote:
Sarderia wrote:The First Right of Reply is utilized by Darioush Ashgar Nassour, Iranian Ambassador to the UN. He pushed a button to indicate his turn to answer.

"For your information, honourable Ambassador, Brazil has not confirmed their entry into OPEC yet. To all delgations, I implore you, to see and listen to the statement Brazil made about the dissent and war. Iran thoroughly condemn Brazil's invasion of Argentina, which is not justifiable, but we need to look into the matter that implores Iran to create this resolution at the first place."

"According to the Brazillian Government's statement, the Pirate State of Vaas, and France, collaborated to create dissent inside Brazil, Argentina and Chile. Were it to be true this is a severe criminal offence done by both states, and it is enough for an international investigation force to find the truth. The Brazillian government has done an unjustifiable incursion to Argentina, true, but these claims also must be validated. It is hypocrisy for France to say Iran can't allow Brazil to endure its failures, when France allegedly tried to destabilize other nations as well. That is the point of this UN Peacekeeping Force: to find the truth, and to give the proper justice towards the Brazillian government on its invasion of Argentina."

The Brazilian Ambassador, Ferdinand Pedro Mage stands up
“With all due respect, we sent a ultimatum to the Argentinians. They did not except, and our war was justified. And we have evidence about coup. We have 1 cracked telegram about the coup plot. We want both to be brought to immediate justice.”



"Espionage is not cause for a UN court hearing Mr. Pedro." Says Michael Braun. (Of the German delegation)

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Postby Mathuvan Union » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:50 am

Bolslania wrote:
Sarderia wrote:The First Right of Reply is utilized by Darioush Ashgar Nassour, Iranian Ambassador to the UN. He pushed a button to indicate his turn to answer.

"For your information, honourable Ambassador, Brazil has not confirmed their entry into OPEC yet. To all delgations, I implore you, to see and listen to the statement Brazil made about the dissent and war. Iran thoroughly condemn Brazil's invasion of Argentina, which is not justifiable, but we need to look into the matter that implores Iran to create this resolution at the first place."

"According to the Brazillian Government's statement, the Pirate State of Vaas, and France, collaborated to create dissent inside Brazil, Argentina and Chile. Were it to be true this is a severe criminal offence done by both states, and it is enough for an international investigation force to find the truth. The Brazillian government has done an unjustifiable incursion to Argentina, true, but these claims also must be validated. It is hypocrisy for France to say Iran can't allow Brazil to endure its failures, when France allegedly tried to destabilize other nations as well. That is the point of this UN Peacekeeping Force: to find the truth, and to give the proper justice towards the Brazillian government on its invasion of Argentina."



The German delegation replies


"To the French delegation's proposal, this situation is exactly what the UN Peacekeepers were made to do, resolve conflict in areas, regardless of who started it, and why they started it. Leaving Brazil and Argentina to kill each other would be in direct contradiction to the UN Peacekeeping Charter."

"For the Iranian delegations statement, espionage in another nation, or funding of a rebellion, is not cause for a UN investigation, if that were the case, then the prospect of an Intelligence Service would be useless. So if the allegations from Brazil are true, the Pirates and France are perfectly allowed to be conducting espionage."

OOC: they’re not if they aren’t allies of Argentina and it doesn’t give them a right to coup us.
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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:51 am

Mathuvan Union wrote:
Bolslania wrote:The German delegation replies


"To the French delegation's proposal, this situation is exactly what the UN Peacekeepers were made to do, resolve conflict in areas, regardless of who started it, and why they started it. Leaving Brazil and Argentina to kill each other would be in direct contradiction to the UN Peacekeeping Charter."

"For the Iranian delegations statement, espionage in another nation, or funding of a rebellion, is not cause for a UN investigation, if that were the case, then the prospect of an Intelligence Service would be useless. So if the allegations from Brazil are true, the Pirates and France are perfectly allowed to be conducting espionage."

OOC: they’re not if they aren’t allies of Argentina and it doesn’t give them a right to coup us.



OOC: This isn't about rights, they are allowed to conduct espionage as they see fit.

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Postby Sarderia » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:51 am

Bolslania wrote:
Sarderia wrote:The First Right of Reply is utilized by Darioush Ashgar Nassour, Iranian Ambassador to the UN. He pushed a button to indicate his turn to answer.

"For your information, honourable Ambassador, Brazil has not confirmed their entry into OPEC yet. To all delgations, I implore you, to see and listen to the statement Brazil made about the dissent and war. Iran thoroughly condemn Brazil's invasion of Argentina, which is not justifiable, but we need to look into the matter that implores Iran to create this resolution at the first place."

"According to the Brazillian Government's statement, the Pirate State of Vaas, and France, collaborated to create dissent inside Brazil, Argentina and Chile. Were it to be true this is a severe criminal offence done by both states, and it is enough for an international investigation force to find the truth. The Brazillian government has done an unjustifiable incursion to Argentina, true, but these claims also must be validated. It is hypocrisy for France to say Iran can't allow Brazil to endure its failures, when France allegedly tried to destabilize other nations as well. That is the point of this UN Peacekeeping Force: to find the truth, and to give the proper justice towards the Brazillian government on its invasion of Argentina."



The German delegation replies


"To the French delegation's proposal, this situation is exactly what the UN Peacekeepers were made to do, resolve conflict in areas, regardless of who started it, and why they started it. Leaving Brazil and Argentina to kill each other would be in direct contradiction to the UN Peacekeeping Charter."

"For the Iranian delegations statement, espionage in another nation, or funding of a rebellion, is not cause for a UN investigation, if that were the case, then the prospect of an Intelligence Service would be useless. So if the allegations from Brazil are true, the Pirates and France are perfectly allowed to be conducting espionage."

"Mr Secretary General, we concur with the statement of honourable German Ambassador on the first part," Darioush replied. "This must be done to prevent another major war from breaking out. We must learn from the case of Czechoslovakia. However we are against the honourable Ambassador's statements on espionage. Funding a rebellion is not justified."
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Postby Mathuvan Union » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:54 am

Bolslania wrote:
Mathuvan Union wrote:OOC: Brazil objected.


OOC: This ain't a courtroom mate.

OOC: see what Free Ward Marchers said.
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Postby Slaver Pirates of Vaas » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:54 am

The Free State of Uruguay will abstain from voting on Iran's docket.

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Postby HypErcApitAl » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:55 am

Edmond Gregory of the Polaria Republic votes "Aye" for Holland (The Netherlands)
"Nay" for the Imperial State of Iran (Persia)
"Aye" for the Republic of Turkey
and "Nay" for the suspension of the United Soviet Socialist Republics (Soviet Union)
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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:56 am

Sarderia wrote:
Bolslania wrote:

The German delegation replies


"To the French delegation's proposal, this situation is exactly what the UN Peacekeepers were made to do, resolve conflict in areas, regardless of who started it, and why they started it. Leaving Brazil and Argentina to kill each other would be in direct contradiction to the UN Peacekeeping Charter."

"For the Iranian delegations statement, espionage in another nation, or funding of a rebellion, is not cause for a UN investigation, if that were the case, then the prospect of an Intelligence Service would be useless. So if the allegations from Brazil are true, the Pirates and France are perfectly allowed to be conducting espionage."

"Mr Secretary General, we concur with the statement of honourable German Ambassador on the first part," Darioush replied. "This must be done to prevent another major war from breaking out. We must learn from the case of Czechoslovakia. However we are against the honourable Ambassador's statements on espionage. Funding a rebellion is not justified."



"Mr Secretary General, the Honorable Ambassador of Iran appears to be mistaken about what espionage is. Espionage is allowed to be conducted as the country sees fit, and in the event that a spy or other agent of espionage is caught, the nation that captured them is allowed to prosecute them to the full extent of their law. Espionage is not a matter for the UN to be concerned with."

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Postby Mathuvan Union » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:58 am

Bolslania wrote:
Sarderia wrote:"Mr Secretary General, we concur with the statement of honourable German Ambassador on the first part," Darioush replied. "This must be done to prevent another major war from breaking out. We must learn from the case of Czechoslovakia. However we are against the honourable Ambassador's statements on espionage. Funding a rebellion is not justified."



"Mr Secretary General, the Honorable Ambassador of Iran appears to be mistaken about what espionage is. Espionage is allowed to be conducted as the country sees fit, and in the event that a spy or other agent of espionage is caught, the nation that captured them is allowed to prosecute them to the full extent of their law. Espionage is not a matter for the UN to be concerned with."

The Brazilian delegate angrily steps for “mr Secretary General, a country has every right to espionage but in no way should be allowed to form stage and supply a coup in a nation that it has no hostilities to”
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Postby Sarderia » Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:00 pm

Bolslania wrote:
Sarderia wrote:"Mr Secretary General, we concur with the statement of honourable German Ambassador on the first part," Darioush replied. "This must be done to prevent another major war from breaking out. We must learn from the case of Czechoslovakia. However we are against the honourable Ambassador's statements on espionage. Funding a rebellion is not justified."



"Mr Secretary General, the Honorable Ambassador of Iran appears to be mistaken about what espionage is. Espionage is allowed to be conducted as the country sees fit, and in the event that a spy or other agent of espionage is caught, the nation that captured them is allowed to prosecute them to the full extent of their law. Espionage is not a matter for the UN to be concerned with."

"Mr Secretary General, that is the point of sending UN peacekeeping forces. If the statement released by Brazil is indeed true, then the force would serve to contain dissent until the French and Vaasian instigators are caught. They are to prevent another conflict breaking within Brazil, or between Brazil with France or Vaas. Otherwise it is the responsibility of the Brazilian government to do whatever they please with foreign agents."
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Postby HypErcApitAl » Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:01 pm

Mr. Gregory would also vote 'Nay' on Siam (Thailand)
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Kehrernesia wrote:
"Hypercapital's greatest wish would be for others to stop thinking of them (Hypercapital) as too "edgy" and for said other persons to get to truly know and appreciate the depth of Hypercapital's lore."

"Peace is a lie." ~ Sith Code (excerpt)


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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:02 pm

Sarderia wrote:
Bolslania wrote:

"Mr Secretary General, the Honorable Ambassador of Iran appears to be mistaken about what espionage is. Espionage is allowed to be conducted as the country sees fit, and in the event that a spy or other agent of espionage is caught, the nation that captured them is allowed to prosecute them to the full extent of their law. Espionage is not a matter for the UN to be concerned with."

"Mr Secretary General, that is the point of sending UN peacekeeping forces. If the statement released by Brazil is indeed true, then the force would serve to contain dissent until the French and Vaasian instigators are caught. They are to prevent another conflict breaking within Brazil, or between Brazil with France or Vaas. Otherwise it is the responsibility of the Brazilian government to do whatever they please with foreign agents."



"Mr. Secretary General, the job of the Peacekeeping forces is to ensure the security of civilians, and allow a peaceful resolution between Argentina and Brazil, it is not supposed to be the personal SS of the Brazilian government to root out allegations of spies. Brazil has no concrete evidence."

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Postby Monsone » Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:02 pm

Ambassador Jean Chauvel pressed his button to reply as a message from Paris was handed to him.

"The Brazilians may say whatever they want, but my nation has denied any and all involvement with the protesters. The French people and government symapthize with their cause, but in the end, we are not supporting the protesters. What is much more shocking isthe revelation that one million troops have been sent to quell the protests. If any human rights are violated the I will intervene on behalf of the French Government to aid the protesters diplomatically, and Brazil will loose whatever high ground it had."
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Postby Bolslania » Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:04 pm

Monsone wrote:Ambassador Jean Chauvel pressed his button to reply as a message from Paris was handed to him.

"The Brazilians may say whatever they want, but my nation has denied any and all involvement with the protesters. The French people and government symapthize with their cause, but in the end, we are not supporting the protesters. What is much more shocking isthe revelation that one million troops have been sent to quell the protests. If any human rights are violated the I will intervene on behalf of the French Government to aid the protesters diplomatically, and Brazil will loose whatever high ground it had."


"The German delegation will take the same actions if Human Rights abuses come to light."

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Postby Sarderia » Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:06 pm

Bolslania wrote:
Sarderia wrote:"Mr Secretary General, that is the point of sending UN peacekeeping forces. If the statement released by Brazil is indeed true, then the force would serve to contain dissent until the French and Vaasian instigators are caught. They are to prevent another conflict breaking within Brazil, or between Brazil with France or Vaas. Otherwise it is the responsibility of the Brazilian government to do whatever they please with foreign agents."



"Mr. Secretary General, the job of the Peacekeeping forces is to ensure the security of civilians, and allow a peaceful resolution between Argentina and Brazil, it is not supposed to be the personal SS of the Brazilian government to root out allegations of spies. Brazil has no concrete evidence."

"Mr Secretary General, the Honourable Ambassador of Germany seems to be mistaken. We will point at his usage of the term "SS" to be inappropriate - after all it was Germany that created the inhumane death squad a decade ago. It will not in any sense serve as the personal bodyguard of the Brazilian regime. It will keep both Brazilian forces and the rebels in check until a peace can be signed out."
Bolslania wrote:
Monsone wrote:Ambassador Jean Chauvel pressed his button to reply as a message from Paris was handed to him.

"The Brazilians may say whatever they want, but my nation has denied any and all involvement with the protesters. The French people and government symapthize with their cause, but in the end, we are not supporting the protesters. What is much more shocking isthe revelation that one million troops have been sent to quell the protests. If any human rights are violated the I will intervene on behalf of the French Government to aid the protesters diplomatically, and Brazil will loose whatever high ground it had."


"The German delegation will take the same actions if Human Rights abuses come to light."

"The Iranian delegation concur and agree."
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Postby The World Capitalist Confederation » Sun Jun 28, 2020 12:10 pm

Monsone wrote:Ambassador Jean Chauvel pressed his button to reply as a message from Paris was handed to him.

"The Brazilians may say whatever they want, but my nation has denied any and all involvement with the protesters. The French people and government symapthize with their cause, but in the end, we are not supporting the protesters. What is much more shocking isthe revelation that one million troops have been sent to quell the protests. If any human rights are violated the I will intervene on behalf of the French Government to aid the protesters diplomatically, and Brazil will loose whatever high ground it had."

"Is a nation that shoots peaceful African people really fit to talk about human rights? The West does not stand to be an arbiter of human rights, ambassador. On the 8th of May, 1945, your government MURDERED 45,000 Algerian civilians in the streets for no reason. They weren't even protesting - they were CELEBRATING the end of the Second World War. And you think it fit to lecture the nations of the third world on human rights? What hypocrisy. What disgusting and shameful behaviour."
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