Shireroth

Granted the colours are pretty similar, but there are no signs of Modan-Lach suddenly being a majority Jewish area, which would potentially grant Ashkenatza the right to invoke its controversial Yiddishkeyt Declaration . Ashkenatza has just had an important General Election, won by the Bundists and ...

Smells as a Ashkanatzan vassal state to me. The fact that I am also an Ashkenatzi citizen is entirely irrelevant. If I were a citizen of... Stormark, for example, would it be a Stormarker vassal state? Conspiracy theories don't help. All I'm doing is injecting a little life into Shireroth and hopef...

Also the Laqi Militias are generally drunken ex-convicts with cossack hats, AK-47s and accordions, which may hopefully add that cultural flair I think you're looking for. I'll convene the Laqi Provisional Government assembly I just invented and debate with them as to what course we will take. Doubtl...

Well I do apologise if my style of writing didn't meet your specifications. Nonetheless I think I can try and work some interesting events into this little drama. Besides, given how much smaller the community is during the summer lull, and the fact that news travels fast, I'm sure something else wil...

Excellency, Our declaration of independence makes it quite clear that we only seek independence in lands in which the Laqi people are a majority. Once our borders are secure, we have no interest in expanding them further into Shireroth- a mutual friendship based on dialogue and respect for Laqi sove...

Excellency,

I take it, therefore, that the Imperial Republic does not even wish to give the Laqi People the service of talking to them about their evident displeasure?

I shall wait for a properly accredited spokesperson for the Landsraad and His Niftiness the Kaiser to deliver the Shirereithan verdict as it stands before considering whether military action may have to be taken.

Mr. Tosha, Whatever political structure was implemented during my absence to deprive the Laqi People of the smallest degree of autonomy they had left is frankly irrelevant. Upon returning to Brookshire Hamlet, I found the countryside in ruins, poverty and unemployment were rife and the people petiti...

Mr. Tosha, I think you will find upon closer inspection that the County of Modan-Lach belongs to its indigenous inhabitants, the Laqi. If Shireroth wishes to reassert control over the region she will have to do so by force or through skillful diplomacy; for now I suggest that you save your outrage (...

http://dr-spangle.com/Mikrah/LaqiRepublicCoatofArms.png Laqi Free Republic Laxija Atjanja Aҳatkөra Friends, Laqi Sovereignty is now a reality. However, we as a civilised people, wishing to live in harmony with our neighbours to the north, must declare our independence as befits a great nation such ...

Hadjimehmetov paced around his office furiously. A knock came at the door and Rostam gingerly pushed it open- the Count seized an ashtray and hurled it at the door, shattering into tiny glass fragments. It would not do. It simply would not do! He had noticed something was amiss as soon as he entered...

The state car with Shirereithan pennant flying on its bonnet sped through the night, past the lights of what modest nightlife Brookshire Hamlet had to offer. The dome of the Great Kehl rose over the small city, tightly hemmed in between two tranquil rivers and wooded mountains- a little spot of para...

Well, seeing as I spent a long time developing maps, the basic stages of a ConLang, local culture, and Cedrist history in Modan-Lach I think I'd quite like it back under my rule again so I can get back to some cultural development. I don't quite understand the new system of government here, but what...

Legal name:
Maksym Hadjimehmetov

Age:
Old enough

Contact:
PM me here, preferably

Citizenship:
Ashkenatza, Babkha

I'm back!
And I'd like to reside in my old Barony or whatever it's become if I may.

Actually I'm trying to co-ordinate a revamp of MicroWiki, and speaking of glorious explosions/implosions, I'd be very grateful if someone could give me some information as to the history of Shirereithan Civil Wars.
What one was the last one? Tenth? Eleventh?

The standard Kosher slaughter of the chicken in question should be quite adequate, and ensure the crispy batter doesn't include any dairy product. The same applies to all other meats, Ocians included.

Quick update on the Election: Astopov and the ADP are currently refusing to submit a Manifesto before the election as is required of them by law. The acting Speaker of the Knesset has declared that the election will be postponed indefinitely until Herr Astopov complies with the law. Fingers crossed ...

How about a Shirereithan Civil War which actually has an interesting, well-detailed backstory and is also shown up on the MCS as a warzone with different states in varying degrees of independence- kinda like the Russian Civil War I guess. We could get other nations involved and destroy the sector in...

How many days will we have per move?

My only problem will be that I'll be in Israel from the 20th of June to the 2nd of July.
As such I'll need someone to take over from me for that period.

Do we know what kind of diplomacy we'll be playing?
Youngstown? Regular?

I'd like to try out 1939 Diplomacy myself!

All very interesting. Nonetheless I'd hotly debate Scott's point that CJ's stance on homosexuality hasn't caused a great deal of suffering and misery for people. What about potential? The fact that we live in a democracy doesn't mean we can shirk away from the fact that views we dislike can, should ...

I think Your Excellencies will find that there is a small area of the ice shelf which would be Ashkenatzi, due to Ashkenatza's outlet to the Northern Benacian Sea via Tsofnhafn.

From your neighbours across the Elwynn!

Sorry. Skimreading posts is a paticularly irritating habit of mine.

I am building a high-speed railway network in Cape Farewell. As the county is sparsely populated, distances need to be crossed quickly in order to assist the local communities with their operations. I am wondering what advice Shirerail could give me on building the railway network in Farewell and c...

Nice work- would I be right in saying, however, that the three circles at the top of the shield should in fact be Mangoes?

Speaking of which, I love it how Evangelicals have called Jesus a Christian.

Philistia was what the Romans renamed Judea after the defeat of Bar Kochba in about 135 CE. By which time Jesus was dead. So never in his lifetime would he have been considered a 'Palestinian'- it may not be politically correct to say it, but the statement is basically an erroneous one. Either way I...

*mumble grumble*

Still, I was amused to hear George Galloway say that Jesus was a 'Muslim Palestinian'. That really cracked me up.
Though seeing as that's probably the prevailing opinion in most UK universities these days I suppose I'd better get used to it.