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Janpia wrote:Rep. Koniyory walks along the halls, wearing a black suit, with the badge of the party on his chest. He is well dressed, fitted with a red tie and a gold watch. He takes a deep bow, and proceeded to enter at the meeting room.

Toby Rastro sees the Janpian Badge and speaks in a sound where no one can here, "Them again!"

Aursi wrote:

Janpia wrote:Rep. Koniyory walks along the halls, wearing a black suit, with the badge of the party on his chest. He is well dressed, fitted with a red tie and a gold watch. He takes a deep bow, and proceeded to enter at the meeting room.

Toby Rastro sees the Janpian Badge and speaks in a sound where no one can here, "Them again!"

Rep. Kakyoin: 'Calm down, my friend. We are here to work together. Even having different political sides, I still think we can communicate.'

An icebreaker rolls into the harbor. Its side announces its name, "CWS Shackleton".

After it docks, a black station wagon adorned with a Commonwealth flag and an imperial flag drives off of the deck and onto land, followed by two black SUVs. Not long after, a truck drives onto land carrying a small portable office.

After introductions, Zeraida Gil says
“I motion to investigate Pacmanistan and potentially other AUTO members. Pacmanistan in particular had close relations to Toonga and it is suspected that they purchased slaves from Toonga.”

"I second that motion. If I recall correctly, the Pac-Men government may have traded war supplies for slaves with the Toongans during Operation Liberation," Minister Crachet adds.

OOC: did I introduce Minister Crachet yet? I don't remember

The representative of FRUSA, Victor J. Barentine walks in. After the proper formal introductions, handshakes, stupid jokes and so on that characterize all important meetings of international affairs, he poses a question:

'Seeing as how Pacmanistan may have bought slaves, FRUSA— as an observer— is interested in whether or not ULIBOR intends to nip the little nuisance that we can call the 'AUTO Club' in the bud, before it could possibly grow out of hand?"

Ooc no you didn't introduce crachet

OOC: I just applied an act in the council, discuss there

Representative Nikolayev Fyodyorov arrived at the ULIBOR headquarter in Cylis, wearing his father (General Secretary Ivan Nikolayevich Fyodyorov)'s suit, with the medals he got after the Froatian War in his right chest and with the insignia of the Somuriasian brigadier general in his collar. He's guarded by 4 Elite PSMVD operatives, but they stop in front of the building, to secure the perimeter. Representative Nikolayev walking through the hallways, until he reach the meeting room. He saluted to everyone inside the meeting room before he get inside the room

Rep. Kakyoin: 'Hello there, Mr Fyodyorov.'

Toby Rastro sees Mr. Fyodorov and sighs. In his mind he says, "What does he think? We'll kill him? There's no need for four bodyguards. He could've insulted is in a different way."

Vladislav Bazarov enters, with him a moderately-sized briefcase in hand. He is dressed in a similar fashion to other high-ranking individuals in his nation, his uniform resembling that of an old Tsarist Russian officer's uniform, with the insignia of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on his right sleeve. On his head is a peaked cap bearing the insignia of the Imperial Russian Army. His thick Russian accent and poor English makes it a bit hard to understand him.

"Hello, gentlemen. I am Graf Vladislav Pavlovich Bazarov, ex-foreign minister of the State of Imperial Russia. I am here to serve as the Russian government's representative to the ULIBOR."

He scans the room, looking at the faces of his cohorts. The Janpian representative, Koniyory, catches his eye. Their two nations weren't on the best of terms. He shrugs, and takes a seat.

The Aquaria wrote:Rep. Kakyoin: 'Hello there, Mr Fyodyorov.'

Rep. Fyodyorov: "Hello, Mr, Kakyoin. Also greetings from Somurias, everyone"

State of Imperial Russia wrote:Vladislav Bazarov enters, with him a moderately-sized briefcase in hand. He is dressed in a similar fashion to other high-ranking individuals in his nation, his uniform resembling that of an old Tsarist Russian officer's uniform, with the insignia of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on his right sleeve. On his head is a peaked cap bearing the insignia of the Imperial Russian Army. His thick Russian accent and poor English makes it a bit hard to understand him.

"Hello, gentlemen. I am Graf Vladislav Pavlovich Bazarov, ex-foreign minister of the State of Imperial Russia. I am here to serve as the Russian government's representative to the ULIBOR."

He scans the room, looking at the faces of his cohorts. The Janpian representative, Koniyory, catches his eye. Their two nations weren't on the best of terms. He shrugs, and takes a seat.

Fyodyorov stand from his seat and he says, "Hello Mr. Bazarov, i am Nikolayev Fyodyorov, son of General Secretary Ivan Fyodyorov and also one of the Somuriasian general during Froatian War, and according to the law i am a military leader until i decided to resign. General Secretary Stalin (great great grandson of that Stalin), has sent me here to represent Somurias for ULIBOR." He then proudly showing his medals and his insignia

Toby Rastro: "Hello Mr. Bazarov and Mr. Fyodorov."

Somurias wrote:

State of Imperial Russia wrote:Vladislav Bazarov enters, with him a moderately-sized briefcase in hand. He is dressed in a similar fashion to other high-ranking individuals in his nation, his uniform resembling that of an old Tsarist Russian officer's uniform, with the insignia of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on his right sleeve. On his head is a peaked cap bearing the insignia of the Imperial Russian Army. His thick Russian accent and poor English makes it a bit hard to understand him.

"Hello, gentlemen. I am Graf Vladislav Pavlovich Bazarov, ex-foreign minister of the State of Imperial Russia. I am here to serve as the Russian government's representative to the ULIBOR."

He scans the room, looking at the faces of his cohorts. The Janpian representative, Koniyory, catches his eye. Their two nations weren't on the best of terms. He shrugs, and takes a seat.

Fyodyorov stand from his seat and he says, "Hello Mr. Bazarov, i am Nikolayev Fyodyorov, son of General Secretary Ivan Fyodyorov and also one of the Somuriasian general during Froatian War, and according to the law i am a military leader until i decided to resign. General Secretary Stalin (great great grandson of that Stalin), has sent me here to represent Somurias for ULIBOR." He then proudly showing his medals and his insignia

"Stalin? That name reminds me of bad times, 'tovarishch'. As for your military experience, I wouldn't say I'm surprised. Many a military leader gets involved in politics later on in their life."

Aursi wrote:Toby Rastro: "Hello Mr. Bazarov and Mr. Fyodorov."

"Hello, Mister Rastro."

Bazarov had tried to keep himself composed. He knew there'd be communists here, but hadn't thought there'd been a mention of Stalin at all. Nonetheless, he'd shaken it off. Opening his briefcase, he took a document out before placing it down. It was stamped by the Vozhd himself, and in big, black letters read "SITUATION IN VISEGRAD".

"Gentlemen, I know this may be too soon, but I'd like to bring up the possible crimes against humanity perpetrated by socialist forces in the now-fragmented Visegradian Empire. These include but are not limited to-"

He stopped himself, coughing a bit. He apologized. After all, it isn't easy being sixty-five years old.

OOC: Should I bring up the rest in the "Council" thread, or should I continue here?

Aursi wrote:Toby Rastro: "Hello Mr. Bazarov and Mr. Fyodorov."

Rep. General Fyodyorov: "Hello, Mr Rastro. What have i missed? The flight took longer than i thought, remembering that we're fighting against Orcuo when i was on my way here"

Somurias wrote:

Aursi wrote:Toby Rastro: "Hello Mr. Bazarov and Mr. Fyodorov."

Rep. General Fyodyorov: "Hello, Mr Rastro. What have i missed? The flight took longer than i thought, remembering that we're fighting against Orcuo when i was on my way here"

Toby Rastro: "The War in Tonga happened. The Coalition against Slavery won and partitioned Tonga. Then this alliance was created. We have mainly done one thing while you were not here. We have had a trial for the War Criminals. They have been sentenced to Life Imprisonment. I guess this is it."

Aursi wrote:

Somurias wrote:Rep. General Fyodyorov: "Hello, Mr Rastro. What have i missed? The flight took longer than i thought, remembering that we're fighting against Orcuo when i was on my way here"

Toby Rastro: "The War in Tonga happened. The Coalition against Slavery won and partitioned Tonga. Then this alliance was created. We have mainly done one thing while you were not here. We have had a trial for the War Criminals. They have been sentenced to Life Imprisonment. I guess this is it."

Bazarov looked through his briefcase, eventually finding a carton of Bayron-brand cigarettes. He takes one out and lights it. The lingering smell of cheap cigarette smoke filled the air.

"I just have one question..."

He tossed the cigarette to the ground, crushing it with his shoe.

"Did your forces commit any war crimes while there?"

State of Imperial Russia wrote:

Aursi wrote:Toby Rastro: "The War in Tonga happened. The Coalition against Slavery won and partitioned Tonga. Then this alliance was created. We have mainly done one thing while you were not here. We have had a trial for the War Criminals. They have been sentenced to Life Imprisonment. I guess this is it."

Bazarov looked through his briefcase, eventually finding a carton of Bayron-brand cigarettes. He takes one out and lights it. The lingering smell of cheap cigarette smoke filled the air.

"I just have one question..."

He tossed the cigarette to the ground, crushing it with his shoe.

"Did your forces commit any war crimes while there?"

Toby Rastro coughs as he says, "God damn it, I've an allergy to smoke. Can we put a sign that says no smoking?" He becomes comfortable after 2 minutes of coughing. He says, "No. This alliance is purely made for Human Rights issues. So I'm pretty sure, We wouldn't be committing War Crimes there.

Aursi wrote:

State of Imperial Russia wrote:
Bazarov looked through his briefcase, eventually finding a carton of Bayron-brand cigarettes. He takes one out and lights it. The lingering smell of cheap cigarette smoke filled the air.

"I just have one question..."

He tossed the cigarette to the ground, crushing it with his shoe.

"Did your forces commit any war crimes while there?"

Toby Rastro coughs as he says, "God damn it, I've an allergy to smoke. Can we put a sign that says no smoking?" He becomes comfortable after 2 minutes of coughing. He says, "No. This alliance is purely made for Human Rights issues. So I'm pretty sure, We wouldn't be committing War Crimes there.

"My apologies."

Bazarov glances at the Janpian representative, a stern look on his face. Oh how he wanted to expose their allies' war crimes in Poland, but that'd have to wait. Besides, he didn't want to jump into accusations JUST yet, that'd have to wait. He looks back at Rastro.

"Many claim to be for 'human rights issues', but all of them do the same thing. They murder, steal, and rape, all under the guise of freedom and the rights of man. I'm wondering, and I want an honest answer, not an 'I'm pretty sure we didn't'. Did your forces commit unethical acts that would constitute as a war crime?"

The Grand World Order wrote:snip

Of course they didn't know, there are bunch of communist nations near the Aquaria

State of Imperial Russia wrote:

Aursi wrote:Toby Rastro coughs as he says, "God damn it, I've an allergy to smoke. Can we put a sign that says no smoking?" He becomes comfortable after 2 minutes of coughing. He says, "No. This alliance is purely made for Human Rights issues. So I'm pretty sure, We wouldn't be committing War Crimes there.

"My apologies."

Bazarov glances at the Janpian representative, a stern look on his face. Oh how he wanted to expose their allies' war crimes in Poland, but that'd have to wait. Besides, he didn't want to jump into accusations JUST yet, that'd have to wait. He looks back at Rastro.

"Many claim to be for 'human rights issues', but all of them do the same thing. They murder, steal, and rape, all under the guise of freedom and the rights of man. I'm wondering, and I want an honest answer, not an 'I'm pretty sure we didn't'. Did your forces commit unethical acts that would constitute as a war crime?"

Rep. Kakyoin: 'I am pretty sure we didn't, at least for the Aquaria. All our troops do is to invade their slave camps, shoot down any soldiers intend to resist, and settle down the liberate slaves in a safe place without any torture. Then we record the name, age, and family of them, giving them enough resources. We tried to arrest the president as well, but he suicided before we succeeded to invade the presidential palace.

For the POWs and officials, we simply imprison them like normal prisoner. I am pretty sure they receives enough resources as well. Some of the Officials and Military leaders are then sent to the new ULIBOR court in this city, giving them a fair trial. The liberated slaves are now normal citizens of Tonga, or sent back to Romanic Imperium.

The Aquaria wrote:

State of Imperial Russia wrote:
"My apologies."

Bazarov glances at the Janpian representative, a stern look on his face. Oh how he wanted to expose their allies' war crimes in Poland, but that'd have to wait. Besides, he didn't want to jump into accusations JUST yet, that'd have to wait. He looks back at Rastro.

"Many claim to be for 'human rights issues', but all of them do the same thing. They murder, steal, and rape, all under the guise of freedom and the rights of man. I'm wondering, and I want an honest answer, not an 'I'm pretty sure we didn't'. Did your forces commit unethical acts that would constitute as a war crime?"

Rep. Kakyoin: 'I am pretty sure we didn't, at least for the Aquaria. All our troops do is to invade their slave camps, shoot down any soldiers intend to resist, and settle down the liberate slaves in a safe place without any torture. Then we record the name, age, and family of them, giving them enough resources. We tried to arrest the president as well, but he suicided before we succeeded to invade the presidential palace.'

"Alright then..."

Bazarov glanced over the document once again before turning to the Aquarian representative.

"I'd like to bring up the situation going on in the Visegradian Empire (OOC: Grande Germania). As you may know, the country has become engulfed in civil war and, prior to our admission into this organization, we had decided to aid the legitimate monarchical government. I was wondering, would the prior socialist takeover of Poland, Transylvania, and Bratislava constitute as war crimes because of their aggressive nature?

State of Imperial Russia wrote:

The Aquaria wrote:Rep. Kakyoin: 'I am pretty sure we didn't, at least for the Aquaria. All our troops do is to invade their slave camps, shoot down any soldiers intend to resist, and settle down the liberate slaves in a safe place without any torture. Then we record the name, age, and family of them, giving them enough resources. We tried to arrest the president as well, but he suicided before we succeeded to invade the presidential palace.'

"Alright then..."

Bazarov glanced over the document once again before turning to the Aquarian representative.

"I'd like to bring up the situation going on in the Visegradian Empire (OOC: Grande Germania). As you may know, the country has become engulfed in civil war and, prior to our admission into this organization, we had decided to aid the legitimate monarchical government. I was wondering, would the prior socialist takeover of Poland, Transylvania, and Bratislava constitute as war crimes because of their aggressive nature?

Being aggressive is not a war crime, but its actions should be paid attention. The Aquaria have not enough informations on this war, and we decided not to participate in the war as any side. However, if any informations are given that they have committed war crimes, the ULIBOR will surely intervene the war.

State of Imperial Russia wrote:

The Aquaria wrote:Rep. Kakyoin: 'I am pretty sure we didn't, at least for the Aquaria. All our troops do is to invade their slave camps, shoot down any soldiers intend to resist, and settle down the liberate slaves in a safe place without any torture. Then we record the name, age, and family of them, giving them enough resources. We tried to arrest the president as well, but he suicided before we succeeded to invade the presidential palace.'

"Alright then..."

Bazarov glanced over the document once again before turning to the Aquarian representative.

"I'd like to bring up the situation going on in the Visegradian Empire (OOC: Grande Germania). As you may know, the country has become engulfed in civil war and, prior to our admission into this organization, we had decided to aid the legitimate monarchical government. I was wondering, would the prior socialist takeover of Poland, Transylvania, and Bratislava constitute as war crimes because of their aggressive nature?

"Not all of us is representing a kingdom, Comrade Bazarov," Fyodyorov replied, "In fact, we've fought in Aursi against the monarchs, some times ago. I was a lieutenant of a squad in that war. Anyways i don't think monarchy is the best way out, but i do think constitutional one will, however like what we did in Aursi, i suggest we could mix the system"

The Aquaria wrote:

State of Imperial Russia wrote:
"Alright then..."

Bazarov glanced over the document once again before turning to the Aquarian representative.

"I'd like to bring up the situation going on in the Visegradian Empire (OOC: Grande Germania). As you may know, the country has become engulfed in civil war and, prior to our admission into this organization, we had decided to aid the legitimate monarchical government. I was wondering, would the prior socialist takeover of Poland, Transylvania, and Bratislava constitute as war crimes because of their aggressive nature?

Being aggressive is not a war crime, but its actions should be paid attention. The Aquaria have not enough informations on this war, and we decided not to participate in the war as any side. However, if any informations are given that they have committed war crimes, the ULIBOR will surely intervene the war.

"Oh yeah, Comrade Kakyoin is right," Fyodyorov said.