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[Foxfound]

Z! Fairbanks, Alaska
@Anastasija Kladnov I'm doing fine! How are you? I do wish I could bring some friends on my trip, but I will be meeting up with some friends I've made online, so it'll be fun.

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[The Selkie]

Kay of the Mealltach Good Question

@Athena Freezis: Seems like a busy time... granted, November is semester holiday for me and none of us is at that summit - the MGoL has a few reps there, though. You might meet Deirdre. ; )
Your sis is in Broodeheim, too? I'm, too, with Fi, her Leonard and a friend from Ridderli. We have a few things planned, but maybe we run into each other.
And I'll see, what I can find.

@Franklin Sherman: Well, we might see her, if she is in Broodeheim, Ridderli, Mister Sherman.

Speaking of, how many people will be there, who are also on Pruch?

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Fi the Head Sea Weasel Good Question

@Franklin Sherman: They were. Though, the morning after wasn't...

@Annabelle Agravio: I get a similar feeling... but yeah, that's their problem. But if some of their arms manufacturing companies run marketing campaigns on social media for main battle tanks, that is not their only problem.

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[Estado Novo Portugues]

Francisco Escudeiro Holy Catholic State of Portugal

@Kay of the Mealltach > Franny
> Niffies
> bitchop
> f--- off

Really now? Name-calling and insults because you have no real argument.

You are no different from all the other college-educated zombies I have seen. Academia is a Marxist brainwashing tool that turns modern youths into God-hating punks and drug addicts, with no respect for their family, country or traditions. In addition, it encourages and rewards those who viciously attack the Church and subvert its authority.

As it seems I am not talking to you, but to your Marxist puppetmasters dictating what to say, we are done here. Good day.

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[The Selkie]

Kay of the Mealltach Good Question

@Francisco Escudeiro: We both know, that you will reply to posts of mine sometime in the future, so no, the two of us aren't done (before you flatter yourself, no). Now, if you'll excuse me, I will follow the traditions of my people and subvert the authority of your particular interpretation of Christianity, read your church, by praying to my Gods.
Finally, my Marxist Puppetmasters told me, a university-educated zombie, to stop eating brains for a bit, be polite and say "Bye, bye, Franny!"

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[Mervay]

Athena Freezis Silvat, Mervay
@Kay of the Mealltach: Busy is not the word I'd use, exhausting is a better term in my vocabulary for this particular month of the year and it's atypical events. And for sure I might meet him there. I heard those from abroad from SEA Countries, Observers, and Joining Countries will recive the physical forms for the schedule after the virtual one has been sent to them, guess it's for formalities I believe.
And perhaps, but she told me she wanted to also try out a place there she heard was interesting, so everything can happen.
And thank you! I appreciate the help!!

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[Bolrieg]

Anastasija Kladnov Shadforad, Bolrieg

@Z Well enough thank you, had to go to the hospital the other week. Anyways I’m glad you’re doing good, I assume this is the ship festival others here are going to? Sounds fun, not sure if I should go or not.

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[Almurta]

Makayla Mizrachi-Lavoie Marnoo, Konagaderra

Been sick for a few days. Common cold of all things. It really kicked my ass, but a visit to the M.D. and a little Scotch therapy, and I'm well on the way to recovery.

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[Bolrieg]

Anastasija Kladnov Shadforad, Bolrieg

@Makayla Mizrachi-Lavoie I'm sorry to hear that, I'm glad you're getting better at least.

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[Chunar]

Ibrahim Akbar Shah Sikandarbad
We often uncritically look at our traditions, not wanting to discern how much truth is there in them. I for once am interested in more. I wish to study other traditions, and see for myself how true they are.

I wish to invite scholars from all religions and philosophies are to House of Wisdom in Sikandarbad, where as Sultan of Chunar I will moderate a debate between representatives of various religions. All creeds are wlecome.

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Imam Nasir ud-Din Sikandarbad
Our Sultan has gone crazy! He invites kuffar to his own palace and lets them spread their poison! What is next, he will renounce Isalm itself?

Someone needs to convince him to stay with true faith and follow the path of prophet (pbuh), least he dooms himself and our state with him!

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Rajendra Rao Sikandarbad
Ach, a mleccha preaches peace after his father killed mine?

Not a chance!

We shall not rest until the cows are free from the yoke of opression, and sultanate is replaced by rule of the Hindu!

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[South China Xiangdao]

Jiang Huan (Ronnie Jiang) Beijing Nanbu, South China Xiangdao
What weird loopholes does your nation have in its laws?

Here in South China Xiangdao, officially, you can't buy certain weapons unless you're a government employee, so they get a friend in the government to officially buy them, then wait for the license checks to pass after 20 days, and sell it on for $10 (or 62.5 SCY). The law says you can't buy them but not own them.

Alcohol can't be bought by under 16s in a shop or pub, but it's legal to buy for private consumption in a domestic setting, the legal drinking age is 16, but in a private home, it's at the age that the parent deems fit, so private parties are often how kids get introduced to alcohol. But you can legally buy alcohol in a pub aged 16.

Certain dictators are legally banned from entering here, but some got around it by sending diplomats in their place until the loophole closed in April 2019.

Face masks are legally required to be worn in the Xianjinse Bus Terminal unless you have food or drink, so people will constantly eat or drink in order to bypass this requirement. This rule was enforced in 1992 due to a malaria outbreak in April 1992, coming into law 15 September 1992.

Chinese people are not normally allowed dual citizenship, but if you can prove ancestry to here, it qualifies you for juzhu di yichan or juzhudi "heritage residency", and People's Republic of China can do little about this.
But some people renounce Chinese citizenship upon gaining citizenship here via juzhu di yichan.

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[The Selkie]

Kay of the Mealltach Good Question

@Athena Freezis: Deirdre is actually a lass. ; )
But yeah, grapevine has it, that it will be a huge summit with people from all over the place and then some. I don't want to be the guy organizing the security...
Broodeheim has some neat localities. I might run into her. ; )
You're welcome.

@Jiang Huan (Ronnie Jiang): We have a local law in Inis, that does not permit you to ride a horse through the City while drunk - unless you are crossing one of the bridges in the city, because they are technically not part of the City as they are Vital Infrastructure and belong to the nation.

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Mara Urgharda of the Tribe of Fermanagh Cuan

@Ibrahim Akbar Shah: Hello and welcome to Pruch. That is a very curious proposal you are making, especially considering the first reactions from your countrymen. Though, if I may ask, is that limited to People of the Book or are pagan religions allowed as well?

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[Chunar]

Ibrahim Akbar Shah Sikandarbad
@Mara Urgharda of the Tribe of Fermanagh: I invite members of any religion, not just people of the book. I invite atheists, humanists and philosophers too.

Sadly not all like the direction I took my Sultanate in, but I can't appease all the people.

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[The Selkie]

Mara Urgharda of the Tribe of Fermanagh Cuan

@Ibrahim Akbar Shah: Indeed, there will always be those, who are afraid of change or even other ideas. I wish you luck and may Carman Fea be with you.
As for the request, I have sent word to the High Priestess. Maybe something comes of it?

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[Chunar]

Ibrahim Akbar Shah Sikandarbad
@Mara Urgharda of the Tribe of Fermanagh: I wish Chunar was more peaceful. We are a country where most of population practices some form of Hinduism, even if me and my family, who are descendants of Alexander the Great, and which took hold of those after our glorious ancestor rebelled against Mughal Empire, follow the teachings of Islam.

Sadly many fellow Muslims don't see Hindus as fellow humans; they think that they deserve to be forcefully converted at best, exterminated at best. And my Hindu subjects don't wish too forgive me for deeds my late father did.

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[The Selkie]

Mara Urgharda of the Tribe of Fermanagh Cuan

@Ibrahim Akbar Shah: From what I found on the web by a quick search, you certainly have your work cut out for you - and a lot of blood to wash away.

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[The Imagination Animals]

President Kipper Woofler The Presidential House, Crossoveripolis

I know the elections aren’t over yet, but I just know that Hamad bin Ahmad Al Meskin and the Theocratic Party will win.

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[Langenia]

Alejandro Rodriguez Lima, Langenia

@President Kipper Woofler Allahu Akbar moment

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[Shwe Tu Colony]

Kasem Chuquivitu Din Thi Di

Harbor festival time with @Eiko Michori wooooo

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[The Imagination Animals]

Hamad bin Ahmad Al Meskin Crossoveria

Considering the current statistics, I think that I might actually win the election.

I came into the Presidential race thinking that I would not make it past the Primaries. I was absolutely surprised that I made it this far. Thank you to all the people who had supported me in the elections.

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[Mervay]

Athena Freezis Silvat, Mervay
@Kay of the Mealltach: Ohh my, forgive me for mistaking that then, my deepest apologies.
Trust me, the military is certainly busy in not organizing the security in the city, but the entire nation for the summit to be as peaceful as it can and the police in the area is preparing for anti-globalist and anti-SEA protests alongside others, so you can see they are getting ready.
If you do, tell her I said hi

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[The Selkie]

Kay of the Mealltach Good Question

@Athena Freezis: I don't think, that anyone minds - such accidents happen. You would not know, how many people addressed me as a mister... one even declaring me a 'honorary man', once, when I told him of his mistake. Even had send a certificate along with it (I had it framed and put it on a wall).
Yeah, I remember the hubbub from the Founding Ceremony's preparations. I imagine that, only tenfold.
Will do.

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[Chunar]

Rajendra Rao Sikandarbad
Long live heroes of Bharat!

For each cow killed by the mlecchas, we will kill ten muslims! The devas are with us! Yogi Maharisha is the chosen of Gods, and his wisdom is unmovable! He shall lead us to victory like Yudhhishtira did in the past!

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[New Visayan Islands]

Fr. (CDR) Tecumseh C. Piañar Bacolod, NG

In the Ordinary Form, the Gospel reading for today, the Thirty-second Sunday of Ordinary Time, is Mk 12:38-44, which covers both The Denunciation of the Scribes and The Poor Widow's Contribution; one may also use the latter episode alone (vv. 41-44). In the Extraordinary Form, the Gospel reading for the Resumed Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, is Mt 13:24-30, The Parable of the Weeds Among the Wheat.

Calling his disciples to himself, he said to them, “Amen, I say to you, this poor widow put in more than all the other contributors to the treasury. For they have all contributed from their surplus wealth, but she, from her poverty, has contributed all she had, her whole livelihood.”
- Mk 12:43-44, NABRE

In this closing passage of The Poor Widow's Contribution, we begin to see the point behind offering our lives to God even in the darkest of times. It is obscenely easy to offer something when its loss is of little to no concern for us, as is the case for the scribes denounced in the previous episode. What takes faith in the Lord our God, on the other hand, is offering our everything to Him.

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[Cavirfi]

Cavirfite Fencing League Bernchinshot, Cavirfi

We would like to announce the end of the tryouts for Novemberfest, we will announce those who have qualified for the tournament on Wednesday.

The tournament shall begin on Saturday

We wish you all, a good day.

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[Jamaica Isla Azul]

Talicia Golding Salib French Town, Surrey, St. Katherine's Parish, Jamaica Isla Azul
Not good news today.

First, our country pulls out of a climate change agreement we've been in since 2005. GOD DAMMIT!

Then, the government says no to investment in self-driving cars and may be banning them before they're even out. OK, so good news for me, as a car enthusiast, not so good for anyone else.

Then, just to add to things, the Prime Minister Damarco Sutton has been involved in yet another scandal; compromising pictures of him have been leaked, nude pictures. Yes, he's got a chiselled body, but the photos are, errr... NSFW.
And, when you thought it couldn't get any better.... he's got links to the Russians, and these aren't good ones either.

Nothing is irie here.

About the only good news is there's a festival coming up this week.... and YOU'RE GONNA LOVE IT!

Music, dancing, FOOOOOD!! AND CHOCCCOLATE!!!!

WORTH YOU VISITING FOR IT! I'VE BEEN EVERY YEAR SINCE I WAS 19 IN 2004!

Sorry for the caps, bit drunk at nearly midday.

On an island that's 46,882 km² in size, this ain't good for us.

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