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Look, were trying to apologise for our speech. Togo gave money, and you aren't calling that bribes. What else do you want us to do?
Look, were trying to apologise for our speech. Togo gave money, and you aren't calling that bribes. What else do you want us to do?
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Psst! Build a memorial to the Jews killed in WW2 and a few synagogues!
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Silver - Yemen - Turn Six
Yemen - 22,917,485
Somalia - 9,359,000
Total Population - 32,276,485
Budget: $6.2 billion
Somalia - 9,359,000
Total Population - 32,276,485
Budget: $6.2 billion
161,382 troops
240 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M60_Patton
60 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-72
200 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-72 (upgraded from T-60)
300 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramses_II_MBT
75 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centurion_tank
75 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M47_Patton
267 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-55
60 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-113
100 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP-2
100 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP-1
100 x MWS
150 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-T
100 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-50
60 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-40
25 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2S1
72 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/130_mm_towed_field_gun_M1954_(M-46)
75 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M198_howitzer
50 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SA-9
30 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZSU-23-4
120 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/57_mm_AZP_S-60
12 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOR-M1
240 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M60_Patton
60 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-72
200 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-72 (upgraded from T-60)
300 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramses_II_MBT
75 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centurion_tank
75 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M47_Patton
267 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-55
60 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-113
100 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP-2
100 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP-1
100 x MWS
150 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-T
100 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-50
60 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-40
25 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2S1
72 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/130_mm_towed_field_gun_M1954_(M-46)
75 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M198_howitzer
50 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SA-9
30 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZSU-23-4
120 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/57_mm_AZP_S-60
12 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOR-M1
2 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarantul_class_corvette
8 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osa_class_missile_boat
2 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osa_class_missile_boat (OSA II)
3 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_037_class_submarine_chaser
10 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_class_patrol_boat
2 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sana%E2%80%99a_(patrol_vessel)
1 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natya_class_minesweeper
2 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yevgenya_class_minesweeper
8 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osa_class_missile_boat
2 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osa_class_missile_boat (OSA II)
3 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_037_class_submarine_chaser
10 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_class_patrol_boat
2 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sana%E2%80%99a_(patrol_vessel)
1 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natya_class_minesweeper
2 x http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yevgenya_class_minesweeper
Domestic Affairs/Economy:
Public Finance Modernization Project:
The objective of the Public Finance Modernization Project for Yemen is to improve the efficiency and transparency of the management of public finances by strengthening decision-support systems and building capacity of the government's central finance institutions. There are five components to the project. The first component of the project is enhancing decision-making mechanisms of budget management. This component would support the Ministry of Finance in improving its budget management practices. This will be achieved by improving the quality of budget preparation and providing effective control mechanisms in the budget execution systems. For improving the quality of budget preparation, this component will support capacity building in macro-fiscal forecasting and analysis, linking the national development plan with annual budgets, and bringing extra-budgetary funds into the main budget. The second component of the project is improving financial management information systems. This component would support the Ministry of Finance in extending the scope and coverage of the Accounting and Financial Management Information System (AFMIS) and the Loans and Grants Management Information System (LGMIS). The third component of the project is enhancing the capacity of public procurement institutions. This component would support the strengthening of public procurement control systems by providing support for capacity building for Government staff and for the High Authority on Tender Control (HATC). The fourth component of the project is strengthening the institutional capacity. This component would contribute to strengthening the capacity of the COCA, which is the country's supreme audit institution, by: (1) improving Central Organization for Controls and Audit's (COCA's) skills and knowledge of AFMIS; (2) strengthening COCA's audit manual and methodology, to take account of the introduction of AFMIS and other reforms of Public Finance Management (PFM); and, (3) developing and monitoring the implementation of COCA's medium- and long-term strategic plan. The fifth and the final component of the project is project management. This component will provide for goods, training, consultant's services, and incremental operating costs of the project management unit (PMU) to support project coordination, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and management.
Bring proper sanitation, sewage, running water, electricity and natural gas systems to communities that lack them. Also aim to create a country wide internet and phone grid to connect all the population. $600 million ETA 1
Expand the mining sector, bring in modern equipment, procedures, ore refining facilities and safety protocols. Lets start tapping into these reserves. $250 million (second batch of funding)
Start full scale drilling and building oil rigs in Somalia, and build offshore stations for loading crude and refined oil to large tanker ships. $700 million
Expand the education systems in Somalia and Yemen, bring in modern equipment like computers (strike a deal with Dell for them to provide computers for schools at a discount, and letting them start up a factory or two in Yemen or Somalia), modern textbooks and modern school buildings. Have our teachers educated in newer teaching techniques, and hire some British teachers to help train ours. $800 million
Expand our healthcare system, and make it universal, so everyone can get medical treatment if they need it. Ask the WHO and Red Cross to help get modern equipment and set up blood banks. Modernize and create an ambulance fleet that can operate efficiently. Computerize records (keep backups of records in safe places like online storage sites, safes and secure bank boxes incase something terrible happens with the computers). $1 billion
Create tidal power stations along the Somali coast, and build solar farms. Encourage buisinesses and factories to put solar panels on their roofs to help power their buildings. $650 million
If needed, build more desalination plants in Somalia to increase the amount of freshwater for consumption and agriculture. $600 million
Start construction of the Bridge of the Horns $600 million
Encourage citizens to show a greater tolerance for other religions, such as Catholicism, Christianity and Judaism. They follow a God too, and religious devotion to a God that sets forth rules for living a good, pure life is what matters, not the name given to the religion.
Foreign Relations:
Oman - Ask for their assistance in building the Bridge of the Horns, engineers and funding would be highly appreciated. also ask if there are any projects in Oman that we could help fund or send experts/equipment/labor to help out.
UAE - Your assistance with our sewage infrastructure systems is highly appreciated. Could you send us some engineers and equipment to help build the Bridge of the Horns?
Djibouti - Ask if they would like to increase trade, and since we are building a bridge to link our two countries, why not have a free-trade agreement?
Research:
Military:
//need info on stuffs fer this
Summary:
//5.7 billion spent, not done
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Official Papua New Guinea response to the UN.
The government of PNG is absolutely outraged at these completely audacious and insulting courses of action taken by the UN!
Suggesting that Paraguay run this investigation is absolute nonsense. As one of the involved parties, they have absolutely no claim to be neutral during the course of this investigation. Anyone with a bit of common sense would have realised that.
The entire basis for this situation is word of mouth evidence given by some fanatical arsonists. And then "groundbreaking evidence" given by an unknown informant to Paraguay authories of all places! Information that the UN hasn't told us a single bit of.
As a matter of fact, the government and ruling body of Papua New Guinea first heard of the actions being taken by the UN on WORLD NEWS. This is a clear hint that the UN doesn't even recognize us as a independent and sovereign country which is one of the gravest insults to us ever. We demand a full and formal apology for this. That isn't all however, as if that wasn't enough, you decide to send your own investigators without asking for ANY permission or even co-operation from us. Moreso, they are conducting an investigation that involves government data without any kind of authorisation or permission.
The demand to release the "political prisons" has absolutely no legal or legislative right to support the UN in this. These people were found conspiring and commiting acts of treason against the country, not expressing different political views and yet you demand we hand them over without giving any legal ground to demand that upon. Requesting the release of our prisoners is making a mockery of our court system.
We will send our law enforcers to apprehend the investigators and give them exactly 1 chance to turn around be forcibly escorted to the airport and put on a plane, if they refuse or give any argument at all, detain them and take them to the detention center. We have not admitted any UN personnel to enter our country so they are nothing more but illegally entered persons conducting a private investigation into the affairs of our government.
These recent events have clearly shown that the leading members of UN think themselves completely above any and all laws and assume to have the right to do completely as they please and not consider other nations interests at all.
I want to criticise the actions of UN on the international press. Highlight how they have all breached so many forms of conduct in rushing through with this investigation, criticise their complete lack of progress(or is it action?) involving the China-Thailand military conflict that is escalating at a fast pace, them completely ignoring the foiled infiltration attempt of a Chinese top security military base and continued ignoral of the Russian-Japanese relations.
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The government of Cambodia is also extremely perplexed at this action by the UN.
Since when was the UN allowed to completely ignore a countries government and act as a law unto itself without even informing said government.
Since when did the UN get the right to demand prisoners released with no counter evidence and therby not only insulting the legal system of Papua New Guinea, but the whole region.
Since when was such bullish and aggressive action taken by the UN with the evidence being somebody's word against another's and the crime being, arson.
ESPECIALLY when there is a severe risk of war right on our back doors.
The government of Cambodia would like to know what they are doing about that rather than some crazed conspiracy that apparently the government of PNG would have a motive to set fire to Paraguayan forests.
We ask that whoever in the UN ordered such a undiplomatic response to this incident explain themselves at once and why they feel they felt it was necessary to begin unauthorized investigations in a foreign country, with the only lead being admission through Paraguayan interrogation, the UN did not even appear to do their own questioning. Essentially this whole investigation is based on unreliable secondary sources. Not only has this caused problems for Papua New guineas reputation but I imagine has also done damage to the whole worlds faith in the way the UN is being run.
Since when was the UN allowed to completely ignore a countries government and act as a law unto itself without even informing said government.
Since when did the UN get the right to demand prisoners released with no counter evidence and therby not only insulting the legal system of Papua New Guinea, but the whole region.
Since when was such bullish and aggressive action taken by the UN with the evidence being somebody's word against another's and the crime being, arson.
ESPECIALLY when there is a severe risk of war right on our back doors.
The government of Cambodia would like to know what they are doing about that rather than some crazed conspiracy that apparently the government of PNG would have a motive to set fire to Paraguayan forests.
We ask that whoever in the UN ordered such a undiplomatic response to this incident explain themselves at once and why they feel they felt it was necessary to begin unauthorized investigations in a foreign country, with the only lead being admission through Paraguayan interrogation, the UN did not even appear to do their own questioning. Essentially this whole investigation is based on unreliable secondary sources. Not only has this caused problems for Papua New guineas reputation but I imagine has also done damage to the whole worlds faith in the way the UN is being run.
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I accept our Zambian brother's request for protection, and I want the nuclear material to provide Southern Africa and Rhodesia with increased research ability, as the only research reactors in Africa are in northern Africa, aside from one government plant in South Africa.
Also, what's China say on the topic of the Type 321s?
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The Federation of Rhodesia responds with italics.
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There is new evidence that has come to light which complicates things, effectively Fox could be taken to trial now and probably prosecuted - but the UN wants more evidence anyway.
Under Chapter Six of the Charter, "Pacific Settlement of Disputes", the Security Council "may investigate any dispute, or any situation which might lead to international friction or give rise to a dispute"
Under Chapter Seven, the Council has broader power to decide what measures are to be taken in situations involving "threats to the peace, breaches of the peace, or acts of aggression". In such situations, the Council is not limited to recommendations but may take action, including the use of armed force "to maintain or restore international peace and security".
The UN's role in international collective security is defined by the UN Charter, which gives the Security Council the power to:
Investigate any situation threatening international peace;
Recommend procedures for peaceful resolution of a dispute;
Call upon other member nations to completely or partially interrupt economic relations as well as sea, air, postal, and radio communications, or to sever diplomatic relations;
Enforce its decisions militarily, or by any means necessary;
Since Fox had already given access to the UN to investigate, the UN granted the EU and I access to the same files they were given access too. Failure to comply could result in UN military intervention and/or economic sanctions.
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Wow, who made Olly the ruler of the world?
And I haven't seen any UN in any game respond as ridiculously as that in awhile.
And I haven't seen any UN in any game respond as ridiculously as that in awhile.
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Nobody made me ruler of the world, but the UN made the EU and I leaders of the investigation.
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And I protest the notion that the victim of aforementioned case should lead the investigations. You do not let a rape victim run the charges upon rapist for we all know the most likely outcome of that case.
The Independent State of Papua New Guinea responds with bold italics.
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Olis750 - Paraguay - Turn 6
Total Population: 17,256,778- Paraguay: 6,349,000
- Bolivia: 10,907,778
Budget: $6.7 billion
Tanks/IFVs/Light Tanks
36 x SK-105 Kürassier
119 x T-90
Armoured Vehicles/APCs/Armoured cars
52 x EE-9 Cascavel armored cars (equipped with Cockerill Mk-3)
36 x EE-11 Urutu APC
20 x M9 Semiorugas half-tracks
Transportation
70 x truck Atego 1725a-42
108 x Ford Cargo 1517 4x2
Artillery pieces and mortars
38 x 120mm ,M-120 ,mortars
25 x 75mm Bofors L 40 Model 1927/34
12 x 75mm Krupp from Brasil
23 x 105mm M101 howitzers
12 x 88mm British Ordnance QF-25 howitzer
366 x 81;mm mortars
42 x 60mm mortars
Anti-Tank
12 x 3 A.T. guns 37mm
8 x 40 A1 106mm Recoilless Rifle
31 x 20 75mm Recoilless Rifle
32 x 18 57mm Recoilless Rifle
19 x 72B LAW 66 mm
Anti-Aircraft
20 x Oerlikon Typ S
36 x SK-105 Kürassier
119 x T-90
Armoured Vehicles/APCs/Armoured cars
52 x EE-9 Cascavel armored cars (equipped with Cockerill Mk-3)
36 x EE-11 Urutu APC
20 x M9 Semiorugas half-tracks
Transportation
70 x truck Atego 1725a-42
108 x Ford Cargo 1517 4x2
Artillery pieces and mortars
38 x 120mm ,M-120 ,mortars
25 x 75mm Bofors L 40 Model 1927/34
12 x 75mm Krupp from Brasil
23 x 105mm M101 howitzers
12 x 88mm British Ordnance QF-25 howitzer
366 x 81;mm mortars
42 x 60mm mortars
Anti-Tank
12 x 3 A.T. guns 37mm
8 x 40 A1 106mm Recoilless Rifle
31 x 20 75mm Recoilless Rifle
32 x 18 57mm Recoilless Rifle
19 x 72B LAW 66 mm
Anti-Aircraft
20 x Oerlikon Typ S
Frigates
Patrol
Cruiser
Submarines
Corvettes
Patrol
Cruiser
Submarines
Corvettes
Transport
19 x Cessna 206 Stationair
2 x Cessna 310
2 x Cessna 402
1 x de Haviland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter
6 x C-212-400
3 x Piper Seneca
5 x C-130
2 x Learjet 25
2 x Xian MA60
1 x Antonov An-148
4 x British Aerospace 146
1 x Dassault Falcon 900
Helicopters
5 x Helibras HB-350 Esquilo
38 x Bell UH-1 Iroquois
4 x Mil Mi-17
4 x Mil Mi-8
Ground Attack Aircraft
Fighter Planes
20 x F-16
Multi-role fighters
10 x Sukhoi Su-34
Stealth
Recon
19 x Cessna 206 Stationair
2 x Cessna 310
2 x Cessna 402
1 x de Haviland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter
6 x C-212-400
3 x Piper Seneca
5 x C-130
2 x Learjet 25
2 x Xian MA60
1 x Antonov An-148
4 x British Aerospace 146
1 x Dassault Falcon 900
Helicopters
5 x Helibras HB-350 Esquilo
38 x Bell UH-1 Iroquois
4 x Mil Mi-17
4 x Mil Mi-8
Ground Attack Aircraft
Fighter Planes
20 x F-16
Multi-role fighters
10 x Sukhoi Su-34
Stealth
Recon
86,284 Military personnel:
2,500 Air Force,
1,500 Navy,
82,284 Army
Weapons
Barrett REC7 - Assault Rifle
MP7 - Submachine gun
MG4 - Machine gun
WKW Wilk - Anti-Material Sniper Rifle
M110 - Anti-personnel
Milkor MGL - Grenade Launcher
Divisions (2000 people)
Army:
1st Tank Division
2nd Tank Division
3rd Tank Division
1st Infantry Fighting Division
2nd Infantry Fighting Division
1st Explosives Division
1st Artillery Division
1st Infantry Division
2nd Infantry Division
3rd Infantry Division
4th Infantry Division
5th Infantry Division
6th Infantry Division
7th Infantry Division
1st Commando Division
Navy:
1st Navy Division
Air Force:
1st Bomber Division
1st Helicopter Division
1st Fighter Division
2,500 Air Force,
1,500 Navy,
82,284 Army
Weapons
Barrett REC7 - Assault Rifle
MP7 - Submachine gun
MG4 - Machine gun
WKW Wilk - Anti-Material Sniper Rifle
M110 - Anti-personnel
Milkor MGL - Grenade Launcher
Divisions (2000 people)
Army:
1st Tank Division
2nd Tank Division
3rd Tank Division
1st Infantry Fighting Division
2nd Infantry Fighting Division
1st Explosives Division
1st Artillery Division
1st Infantry Division
2nd Infantry Division
3rd Infantry Division
4th Infantry Division
5th Infantry Division
6th Infantry Division
7th Infantry Division
1st Commando Division
Navy:
1st Navy Division
Air Force:
1st Bomber Division
1st Helicopter Division
1st Fighter Division
Economy - 1.2 bn
Okay to combat this I'm going to try and extract this lithium, but without disturbing the salt crust. I will do this by firstly drilling underneath the rock, and not the salt near the salt crust. I will then let the brine drain out and collect it to extract the lithium - once the lithium has been extracted I will begin to fill the underside of the crust with the lithium-less brine, and put more salt water in to replace the lost mass. This should be done quickly, and should be done out of the way of the tourist areas. I would also like to make sure this is not done near a flamingo mating period as it would disrupt their mating patterns. I understand also the locals want to see more money coming to them, so I will make sure only the locals are hired for this job, but they must be trained first. - $400m. (ETA 1 year)
A problem in Bolivia has been the use of energy and multiple presidents have resigned over this. We use far too much oil and gas to provide energy. Therefore I would like to move over to a cleaner way of providing energy. I want to build a large hydroelectric plant on the Madeira River. Make the plant very similar to the largest one currently in Paraguay, and use all energy from this plant for the country's needs, and we shall export our natural gas, use as much oil as we need and then export the rest. - $500m. (ETA 1 year)
I would like to upgrade our country's military production facilities, build a few military production factories with specialised facilities and experts to minimise production costs and maximise efficiency - 300m
Internal Affairs - 3.5 bn
I would like to bring over many important schemes from Paraguay to help develop Bolivia - So, set up the: Agricultural reforms, Transport improvements, Reforestation plans, all Education reforms, Tax reforms, Homes and Jobs scheme and Corruption reforms. - $1.5 billion (ETA 3)
To increase tourism, increase the services industry and provide jobs - I would like to begin a huge project that will eventually become a transport base for the whole of South America.
This project is mainly to provide a large area that contains areas to travel from via plane, bus or car. An area to shop in through duty free shops and a large shopping mall. An area to stay via multiple hotels and An area to book and organise holidays.
These will be the main components of the large area:
- An Airport with a long runway, hangars for commercial and private planes to be hired out. Large international airport, bigger than other airports in Bolivia and Paraguay and should perhaps be the focal point of the Area.
- 2 large Hotels (1 5 star, another 3 star), a row of houses that can be rented out and Staff accommodation.
- A large shopping mall that has everything a mall should have; shops, restaurants, cafes etc etc..
- A bus station and car hiring facility.
- A tour guide, information booths, travel agents and places where you can hire sherpas, guides and locals from.
It is called the: Central Paraguay/Bolivia complex. It should be located near Santa Cruz so it's close to the border but also close to a major city.
Green: Airport,
Yellow: Runway,
Red: Hotels,
Maroon: Mall,
Blue: Area for tourist information, tour guides, travel agents, advice bureau, hiring area.
Pink: Bus station,
Grey: Car hiring and taxi firm.
The black dot is where the complex will be located.
These will be the main components of the large area:
- An Airport with a long runway, hangars for commercial and private planes to be hired out. Large international airport, bigger than other airports in Bolivia and Paraguay and should perhaps be the focal point of the Area.
- 2 large Hotels (1 5 star, another 3 star), a row of houses that can be rented out and Staff accommodation.
- A large shopping mall that has everything a mall should have; shops, restaurants, cafes etc etc..
- A bus station and car hiring facility.
- A tour guide, information booths, travel agents and places where you can hire sherpas, guides and locals from.
It is called the: Central Paraguay/Bolivia complex. It should be located near Santa Cruz so it's close to the border but also close to a major city.
Green: Airport,
Yellow: Runway,
Red: Hotels,
Maroon: Mall,
Blue: Area for tourist information, tour guides, travel agents, advice bureau, hiring area.
Pink: Bus station,
Grey: Car hiring and taxi firm.
The black dot is where the complex will be located.
Speeches
External Affairs and Diplomacy
All countries in the world - Advertise the P-12 light tank. It's a tank made predominantly from lightweight armour with weak points detected and protected. It has great firepower and is a top class IFV which contains a smoothbore turret. It uses wheels mainly, although there are tracks included for tough terrains making it a brilliant vehicle for all terrains. The standout point really is it's speed, agility and firepower which puts it ahead of other light tanks and into the Tank destroyer/IFV zone. We are offering each tank at a cost of 2.3m each, which is currently the one of the cheapest light tanks on the market, and possibly one of the best too.
Peru - We would like to offer you a merger. In my time in office I have improved nearly every major aspect of Bolivia and Paraguay. I am now 6 years in my tenure and Paraguay and Bolivia are both a lot better off, with money thrown into all of the most important aspects. Healthcare, education, transport, Income inequality, Rehoming, Unemployment, Agriculture, reforestation, Corruption, economy and Agriculture have all been hugely improved during my time in office. Now, I want to help more and more countries - I want to help Peru with the same things I've done with Bolivia and Paraguay. I want to take Peru to the next level up and put all 3 countries on the map. Together we can do this, by merging we form a new superpower in South America - and one with a huge future.
Uruguay - We would like to offer you a merger. We have worked together in the past, and I was pleasantly surprised at the friendliness of yourselves and your people. This made me thing about what life would be like if we were joined together in more than friendship. Imagine a world where I could improve all the things I have done with Bolivia and Paraguay in your own country, add that to your current high qualities and together we can be a huge power in this part of the world. I believe that a merger between our 2 countries will let us both advance to a new level of development and advancement, and I would like you to do this with us.
Ecuador and Colombia - *Send over 4,000 armed troops and put them at the disposal of Ecuador and Colombia shared between them depending on the severity of the problems* We have supplied you with troops to use as you see fit to combat the drug problems, I hope they help.
Research - 1 bn
Project Karma - $1 bn
Military purchases - 1 bn
Upgrade 38 x Bell UH-1 Iroquois into 38 x Bell AH-1F Cobra (4.5m each) = 171m
Upgrade 5 x Helibras HB-350 Esquilo into Eurocopter AS555 AR Fennec 2 (500k each) = 2.5m
Upgrade the 4 x Mil Mi-17 and 4 x Mil Mi-8 both into 8 x Mi-17-1V (gunship version) (1m each) = 8m
Start to produce my P-12 light tank, 300 for personal use to begin with (1.8m each) - 540m
Buy 253 x M777 Howitzer (1.1m each) - 278.5m
Spent: $6.7 bn
Left: $0
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New evidence which has not been shared, therefore the world in being kept in the shade while some suspect investigations start up.
"Since Fox had already given access to the UN to investigate, the UN granted the EU and I access to the same files they were given access too. Failure to comply could result in UN military intervention and/or economic sanctions"
When did Fox give access to the UN to investigate?
This is completely false.
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I realise, and I find it insane that you managed to get them to do that.
Infiltrating the UN? Or generally making deals with major powers in return for them helping you with this? There is no logical reason why the UN would put you in charge.
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I honestly didn't make them do anything so stop having a go at me... Qwert is the one in charge ask him yourself.
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A likely story.
Perhaps the thing to investigate is Paraguay bribing the UN instead :lol:
Perhaps the thing to investigate is Paraguay bribing the UN instead :lol:
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They've already completed their investigation, so someone must have let them in? Don't take it up with me... I've been strung along and trying to keep up. There are things you don't know about, but there is a reason for that. You will most likely be enlightened after the ctw as everyone usually is.
I will basically say this and let you come up with your own conclusions... There were allegations of Fox using massive amounts of money to pay terrorists to burn down my trees and steal from the chinese. The finance minister deals with money usually. The finance minister and his employees have all been killed.
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Well as they were not given permission clearly the investigation was unauthorized and undermines the integrity and independence of Papua New guinea.
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Take that up with the gm :icon_idea:
