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Except the authority to remove Shireroth, Bosworth, or both. Two nations cannot have the same Head of State... rule was brought in by Ryan years ago I think. Been over this before during the Hasanshah "crisis".Erik Mortis wrote:OR... just.. Fuck the MCS in this regard? They have no authority on this matter.
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is probably going to cause too many problems.
There's no interference - you simply have to be the same colour on the map. There's nothing STOPPING you - we can't stop you and won't - you just have to be the same nation on the map.Erik Mortis wrote:Exactly. That's the Fuck the MCS that was mentioned.. got ya... Yes. the MCS has no right to interfere in the affairs of nations, never has. Apparently they have forgotten that and think they are some sort of UN now...
Your niftiness, if I may speak frankly? I desire a Shirithian victory as much as the next man. I may not have agreed with all of MoMA's methods, but I put my considerable arguing powers in support of my Kaiser and MoMA regardless. I knew we had already won, and it merely required the enemy to see sense. After all, the average length of a micronational war is three weeks tops. I thought the power to end this war was in the enemies hands. However, after several weeks of this, I have come to the opposite conclusion. Discussions with Yvain on freewill reveal the rationalist suggestion that there are somethings people just can't do - eg "Nonsuicidalguy" can't jump off a cliff. He just physically can't - it's not in his make up. In the same way, I think it is emotionally impossible for Jeremy to stop being an arrogant prick and admit he lost. In short, the power to end the war is not in his hands. He will never agree to our current Shirithian terms, and while he has totally ruined his reputation and that of Bosworth, and while I believe the international community do not care as much as Babs would have us believe, it is true that he is dragging Shireroth's reputation down too. And as too many other people are used to tiny 5 man nations, they do not understand that what some Shirithians do does not represent the full spectrum of Shirithian views. They don't begin to understand that Shireroth is so much bigger and better than them that we can actually succesfully argue three different views within ourself, and whichever one the international community picks up at the present time might actually be the vocal minority, not the silent majority. And so I fear it may not be as easy to repair Shireroth's reputation as it should be.Kaiser Hasan I wrote:Andreas, you were very much for this war for quite some time. And now that it has not concluded quickly you've changed your opinion? Sometimes, things are not convenient as that. For victory to take place, we must see this to its complete end. I appreciate your interest in the issue, but please leave planning and operational decisions to the MoMA.
Thank you my Kaiser. Of course, you must discuss this with other people - it'd be rather hypocritical of me after talking about the 'vocal minority' if I then insisted you followed me word for word. I know you are a man who sees sense, unlike some I've had the displeasure of dealing with of late.Kaiser Hasan I wrote:I do agree with some of your points. If this is your best estimate, than we can go with your plan, however I think you should be discussing this with the MoMA and the Steward to ensure that whatever we put forth is concurrent with our general policy.
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