A time of Change [TCB Only!]

by **Badassistanian** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:47 pm

The people continue to be really confused by the media from togeria as it is strange and weird leading it to be shunned in many households across the nation

by **Syndikat** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:49 pm

Togerian media and entertainment are continuing to grow across Syndikat. It has reached the point that the Federal Council has officially dropped all funding for Syndikati broadcast radio.

by **Togeria** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:51 pm

Cervix show the GS, it is built with a slim design, and colored blue and black. It is country friendly, meaning any game from any country can be played on it, foreign or not. The disk powering it are non scratch able, or breakable being build from high grade materials. It is being sold at a price of $299.00nsd, and Cervix is looking for any game developers to create games for the machine.

Togeria is now focusing on quality over quantity.

by **New Socialist Australia** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:53 pm

New Socialist Australia becomes abuzz with Togerian culture. Brought in my the significant number of Togerians in the country, it spreads throughout all walks of life. Melbourne becomes nicknamed "Little Toryama," due to the city's high number of ethnic Togerians, advanced technology, high urbanization, and the popularity of Togerian culture.

by **Badassistanian** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:01 pm

Futurization continues to be the main focus of the people from panama to the cold antarctic peninsula and futurization also takes place in the colonies wich have progressed much faster twords futurization than earth.

by **Togeria** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:04 pm

As Togeria has expressed its culture to the world, Togerians become interested in the world as a whole. To allow more foreigners in the country, Togeria offers job opportunities and out of country education. Foreigners are encouraged to express their culture, as the Togerian race is a very curious one.

by **Syndikat** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:05 pm

Before this Togerian culture-attack, Syndikati water-cooler talk was about what was on the local radio stations. What music was playing, what new local bands were getting air time, what stories the talk show hosts were talking about, what interviews were coming up, anything and everything to do with radio. Radio wasn't a part of Syndikati culture, it WAS Syndikati culture. Radio was Syndikats most prominent creative outlet. When a Syndikati said "turn on the news", they were talking about the radio. When a Syndikati said "put on some music", they meant turn on the radio. Radio was the lifeblood of Syndikati creativity.

Now it's dead. Syndikatis are too busy playing Togerian video games, reading Togerian manga, and watching Togerian anime. You win Togeria, you win.

by **Ukraine-Moldavia** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:08 pm

New Ukrainia has been given more tanks and resources from a rockets. the 5th and 6th Nuclear test has been initiated as well.

by **Union of Socialist Puterrepubliks** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:17 pm

http://gyazo.com/b0c92c1de48494e3e98198c70d55b544 Alkaevgrad

http://gyazo.com/4b329aefc36bfb6eace9ee6697f2f445 Port Lyvia

The USP celebrates it's 100th anniversary. Having nearly achieved futurization, the country is in the most prosperous period of it's history. A population shift has developed, and Alkaevgrad is now overtaking Port Lyvia in population and economic growth. Alkaevgrad becomes the model of a future city. Alkaevgrad has been a major city for hundreds of years, but it's recent growth is due to it being a transport hub. Port Lyvia has relied on waterways for it's growth, but now Alkaevgrad sits at the crossroads of several high-speed train networks, all of which run through the most populated area of the Puterene SR, the west. In addition, the first space warships are launched, armed with rudimentary laser weapons. The dreadnought has two nuclear reactors, to supply power for these electrically draining weapons.

by **Togeria** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:18 pm

Syndikat wrote:Before this Togerian culture-attack, Syndikati water-cooler talk was about what was on the local radio stations. What music was playing, what new local bands were getting air time, what stories the talk show hosts were talking about, what interviews were coming up, anything and everything to do with radio. Radio wasn't a part of Syndikati culture, it WAS Syndikati culture. Radio was Syndikats most prominent creative outlet. When a Syndikati said "turn on the news", they were talking about the radio. When a Syndikati said "put on some music", they meant turn on the radio. Radio was the lifeblood of Syndikati creativity.

Now it's dead. Syndikatis are too busy playing Togerian video games, reading Togerian manga, and watching Togerian anime. You win Togeria, you win.

Togeria is interested in foreign culture, and would like Syndikati radio stations in Togeria.

by **Badassistanian** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:20 pm

We Formally invite the people of the world to join us for Carnival week hosted in rio to show the amazing and wonderful culture of the south american people.

by **Union of Socialist Puterrepubliks** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:23 pm

The USP uses it's anniversary to showcase Puterene culture across the world. Military parades in the major cities show the fierce independence of the Puterene people. They are followed by the industrial workers and the farmers, still the backbone of Puterene production. The socialist republics each celebrate their own unique flavor of socialism.

by **Ukraine-Moldavia** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:23 pm

Badassistanian wrote:We Formally invite the people of the world to join us for Carnival week hosted in rio to show the amazing and wonderful culture of the south american people.

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A large amount of people from Ukraine Moldavia fly via plane to join the Festival.

by **Togeria** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:24 pm

August 13th marks a special day for Togeria, as it is the day Kondoom the first Togerian city was discovered in 223c.e. Making Togeria 1,817 years old, this is a special day for Togeria, and the country as whole begins to prepare itself for the lunar festival.

by **Badassistanian** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:26 pm

The Carnival week opens with massive amounts of parades showcasing south american culture with the main theme of this year being unity, these paradesand festivities will go on throughout the entire week and once again citizens from all nations are welcome to attend.

by **Togeria** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:26 pm

Togerian citizens both go to Carnival, and the USP independence parade.

by **Union of Socialist Puterrepubliks** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:27 pm

Labor unions declare two weeks of breaks for all workers in the USP. Hundreds of thousands fly abroad, visiting countries such as Badassistan, Syndikat, Togeria, and Ukraine-Moldavia. Many travel within the Union too.

Seeing that Ukraine-Moldavia seeks to build up it's military strength, the USP offers to sell 200 T-99 tanks.

by **Ukraine-Moldavia** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:29 pm

USP Visitors are greeted with the most respect.

by **Ukraine-Moldavia** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:30 pm

Union of Socialist Puterrepubliks wrote:Labor unions declare two weeks of breaks for all workers in the USP. Hundreds of thousands fly abroad, visiting countries such as Badassistan, Syndikat, Togeria, and Ukraine-Moldavia. Many travel within the Union too.

Seeing that Ukraine-Moldavia seeks to build up it's military strength, the USP offers to sell 200 T-99 tanks.

Ukraine-Moldavia accepts the deal, sending the money the following day.

by **Badassistanian** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:31 pm

With festivities of the carnival rageing on many citizens fly to the USP independence parade to see the culture

by **Ukraine-Moldavia** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:32 pm

Many citizens of Ukraine Moldavia visit USP, as well as a few Goverment officials.

by **Union of Socialist Puterrepubliks** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:35 pm

The recently built Alkaevgrad Theatre opens, with a play commemorating the foundation of the USP. It depicts the struggle of the workers against the harsh boots of their monarchist rulers, and the overthrow and establishment of the Union. The play continues throughout Puterene history, showcasing the war against Volkstrad, the development of socialism, and ending with a speech from Chairman Leo Mironov about the eternal nature of the struggle of socialism. "For one hundred years, we have fought and struggled, given our lives and livelihoods for the nation. And thanks to the effort of the proletariat before us, we stand closer to Communism than ever before. But we must not forget their struggle, for their sacrifice is our sacrifice - we shall carry the torch, until finally all the humans of earth live in true equality!"

by **Syndikat** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:38 pm

Togeria wrote:
Syndikat wrote:Before this Togerian culture-attack, Syndikati water-cooler talk was about what was on the local radio stations. What music was playing, what new local bands were getting air time, what stories the talk show hosts were talking about, what interviews were coming up, anything and everything to do with radio. Radio wasn't a part of Syndikati culture, it WAS Syndikati culture. Radio was Syndikats most prominent creative outlet. When a Syndikati said "turn on the news", they were talking about the radio. When a Syndikati said "put on some music", they meant turn on the radio. Radio was the lifeblood of Syndikati creativity.

Now it's dead. Syndikatis are too busy playing Togerian video games, reading Togerian manga, and watching Togerian anime. You win Togeria, you win.

Togeria is interested in foreign culture, and would like Syndikati radio stations in Togeria.

Very few domestic radio stations are left. Most of them are either public broadcast or local news. Few local music and talk radio stations are left, with most of them being in Catalonia, spoken in the more obscure Catalan language.

98.4 SDTR, a local talk radio station in Syndicyne, has offered to allow re-broadcasts in Togeria. The station mostly discusses local news, and invites on people to talk about interesting local projects and ideas. The station is broadcast in German, though locals of Togerian descent in Ginter have offered to translate to Japanese.

A few other radio stations such as 105.1 CATR, a talk radio station on Corsica, 91.9 VKLM, a local music station in Volkenroda, and 99.9 FGTM, a talk and music station in Fort Ganyde, have expressed interest in having their shows re-broadcast.

With many cultural festivities occurring around the world, Syndikati citizens are attending the Badassistanian Carnival, and some visiting Togeria, seeing the culture they love first hand.

by **Union of Socialist Puterrepubliks** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:42 pm

In a series movements known as the Asian Winter, hundreds of thousands demonstrate throughout Asia against government incompetence and corruption. Many call for reunification, such as in Jin, Indochina, and Australia. Chairman Mironov, hoping Anastasia has had a change of heart, calls for the integration of Asian countries into the prosperous states of Togeria and the USP. He proposes that Burma, Malaysia, the Philippines, and occupied Thailand are brought into Togeria, not for imperialism, but as part of the already diverse country that has so much wealth. The USP would like to see Jin and Australia re-united.

by **Togeria** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:44 pm

Togeria accepts Syndikats proposal.

Togeria wants to the worlds opinions on it:

1) How do you feel about Togeria?
A)Good
B)Neutral
C)Bad

2)were Togeria's actions under the nationalist acceptable or justified?
A)Yes
B)Neutral
C)No

3)how do you feel about Togeria now?
A)good
B)neutral
C)Bad

4)Who do you blame for the chief cause of the Togerian Civil War?
A)The former government
B)The nationalist
C)GSWII

5)How do you feel about Togerian culture?
A)Good
B)Neutral
C)Bad

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