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Off Topic / Re: Annoying Orange may sue cruz for not being a natural born citizen
« on: February 13, 2016, 11:50:02 AM »Look on the bright side, if he's elected you aren't affected.
american nukes have a pretty long reach
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american nukes have a pretty long reach
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Off Topic / Re: Annoying Orange may sue cruz for not being a natural born citizen
« on: February 13, 2016, 11:48:46 AM »You can go around it, under it, over it (As if they're going to patrol every single square inch of that wall), basically anything BUT through it. In fact one of the most famous mexican drug cartels signatures are literally huge underground tunnels they they use to transport drugs. They escaped from a maximum security prison using tunnels too. A wall ain't gonna fix stuff m8.
like i said man, tunnels are easy for cartels that can build submarines.
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Off Topic / Re: Annoying Orange may sue cruz for not being a natural born citizen
« on: February 13, 2016, 11:45:37 AM »
it would take over 3 nimitz-class aircraft carriers in resource alone, not to mention we've never had to build a 1,933 mile wall (3,110.862 km)
the strain on our infrastructure would be incredible, to say the least
not to mention this is just for a regular not so impressive wall. concrete 10 feet tall with a foundation to prevent digging under, and some barbed wire on top.
people could still take a jackhammer or some explosives or a vehicle and break it.
the cartel could still dig under it, considering they have the resources to build submarines in colombia.
oh yeah, the subs. the mexican cartels would just start buying colombian narco-subs, and do it mongol style.
planr's a bible thumper iirc. he fits better than a key in its keyhole when it comes to the stereotype
the strain on our infrastructure would be incredible, to say the least
not to mention this is just for a regular not so impressive wall. concrete 10 feet tall with a foundation to prevent digging under, and some barbed wire on top.
people could still take a jackhammer or some explosives or a vehicle and break it.
the cartel could still dig under it, considering they have the resources to build submarines in colombia.
oh yeah, the subs. the mexican cartels would just start buying colombian narco-subs, and do it mongol style.
mongols literally went around it
People unironically think the wall thing is a good idea?
planr's a bible thumper iirc. he fits better than a key in its keyhole when it comes to the stereotype
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Off Topic / Re: Annoying Orange may sue cruz for not being a natural born citizen
« on: February 13, 2016, 11:32:18 AM »
there's a scrub in one of my classes that thinks Annoying Orange is completely fine
he defends the small loan of 1 million dollars
he defends the wall
he defends the marking of muslims not unlike how the national socialists did with the jews before they started the murdering bit
etc
he defends the small loan of 1 million dollars
he defends the wall
he defends the marking of muslims not unlike how the national socialists did with the jews before they started the murdering bit
etc
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1835]
« on: February 13, 2016, 11:28:36 AM »
His name is not important. What is important is what he's going to do. He just loving hates Romek-inen, and these Romek worms feasting on its carcass. His whole life is just cold, bitter hatred. And he always wanted to die violently. This is the time of vengeance, and no life is worth saving. And he will put in the grave as many as he can. It's time for him to kill, and it's time for him to die.
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1835]
« on: February 13, 2016, 11:15:14 AM »btw baka isn't allowed to hate romeki for any ulterior reasions because of something called a nlr.
baka's pretty cool about it, but uh
Romek-Inen wiped out two nations.... They will pay for this....
We don't forget....
We don't forgive....
but then again im not romek-inen so :^)
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1833]
« on: February 12, 2016, 09:47:07 PM »You do know in a few hours/in a day Xeichi probably wont be here
swat one and i came to an agreement
your population is being exodus'd gradually into the heartland
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1833]
« on: February 12, 2016, 09:41:17 PM »
Xeichi ex-slavers are offered a new mining job, where they would have a complete monopoly.
Obsidian mining atop Mount Koganmordad.
Obsidian mining atop Mount Koganmordad.
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Off Topic / Re: What do you think would be the most likely downfall of the USA?
« on: February 12, 2016, 08:24:55 PM »
internal conflict will end the US, not foreign attacks
the US is a very, very, VERY difficult nation to invade, and with the advancement of AA weaponry and the existence of mutually assured destruction, nuclear attacks are not an option unless you're willing to destroy the entire planet
back to the difficulty of invading it, though:
it shares only two land borders, one with a long standing ally and another with mexicans that tend to keep invading themselves rather than their surroundings (seriously, look at how many wars they've been involved in were just internal strife
furthermore, guess where one of the largest ever US forts is? texas. it's fort hood.
it has the largest naval presence on the planet. the coast guard is bigger than the british royal navy.
its civilian population has forget tons of guns.
it is geologically hard to occupy due to its size.
russia and china are both dealing with some pretty significant problems right now, by the way, so there's that.
the US is a very, very, VERY difficult nation to invade, and with the advancement of AA weaponry and the existence of mutually assured destruction, nuclear attacks are not an option unless you're willing to destroy the entire planet
back to the difficulty of invading it, though:
it shares only two land borders, one with a long standing ally and another with mexicans that tend to keep invading themselves rather than their surroundings (seriously, look at how many wars they've been involved in were just internal strife
furthermore, guess where one of the largest ever US forts is? texas. it's fort hood.
it has the largest naval presence on the planet. the coast guard is bigger than the british royal navy.
its civilian population has forget tons of guns.
it is geologically hard to occupy due to its size.
russia and china are both dealing with some pretty significant problems right now, by the way, so there's that.
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1833]
« on: February 12, 2016, 08:06:08 PM »Jun will continue controlling my country until someone actually stops him.
that's generally the idea of what a vassal is, yes
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1833]
« on: February 12, 2016, 08:03:00 PM »Grand Duke Theovald II, now old and feeble, fears the conversion of his people to a foreign religion.
Wishing to preserve Valbrand culture, he issues a ban on all pagan religions. Most pagans are caught trying to escape the country and forcibly converted to the norse religion.
Theovald's advisors plead him to not go any further, however he is considering a ban on Islam and Christianity aswell.
Alot of people are uneasy with the Grand Duke at this point and some are considering if they should flee incase a war erupts as a cause of Theovald's foolishness, while others say that he will not live long enough to implement the bans.
Public schools are buildt in major cities and larger villages. Modern trading ships are buildt to replace aging ones. Thorsborg and Vestafjord's commercial industry continues to thrive.
borchist missionaries are sent to valbrandsvåg in an attempt to enlighten them on the word of Þórr, and they point out how attempting to preserve norse through isolation was precisely what the romekati did but it ended up failing
furthermore, they state that if the nobility maintain their views after the lecture (if they accept the lecture in the first place) then the missionaries will simply return home
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1828] — "Hello, Bloodlust, my old friend."
« on: February 12, 2016, 07:58:47 PM »no
autonomy is earned through loyalty, not complaint
the romekati war machine returns home to consolidate for a little bit before advancing back south to assist the southern allies in achieving the original wargoal
30k men are sent to reinforce the rebel-quelling in xeichi
Forces in Xeichi, for the record, are not purely natives. When the Romekati army proper was in the region, the Xeichi military was disbanded and its forces were absorbed by Romek-Inen. While some native soldiers are still within the 50k force stationed in the region, at least half are a mix of Sonodites and Romekates.
For this reason, they find relatively little issue in enforcing Norse as the state religion. The province is kept on a tight curfew and marshal law is only not declared because the Romekati military is legally the Romekati government and thus marshal law isn't a thing(see government type).
Occupational forces are sent to East Sunyong as Romek-Inen begins enforcing its sovereignty there. It is undetermined as of yet whether East Sunyong will be annexed or vassalized, but it is made very clear that their prior religion is unwelcome. Policies enforced on Xeichi are applied here as well, with tight border control preventing anyone from escaping.
Those that refuse Norse are branded with cow irons and made into slaves.* Slave packs are built and used as the brunt of the reparational workforce in Sonodine. Sonodite slaves are offered limited freedom. They now have rights against physical violence and are considered fellow men, but must pay a tax for their religion and cannot reside in Romek-Inen proper. However, if they are to convert, they will be welcome anywhere within the realm with the same rights as a Romekati citizen. The same applies to Norse Sonodites.
15,000 men are diverted and reformed into a sort of military-level police force. They begin to stamp out organized crime in Sonodine, and they prevent slave rebellion.
*Sonodite Christians are not branded. Also, the branding is on both forearms.
"sunyong had no religion"
the concept of regular jail is largely abolished as convicts are made into government-owned slaves for the duration of their sentences
some prisons are still maintained (and even to a better degree than before) for the sake of politics
a new decree is made on the subject of vassal militaries
vassals will be allowed the right of running their own militaries on the terms that a percentage of the population enters romekati service, and to prevent rebellion, all officers within these vassal armies are to be romekati junkers
required sonodine contribution: 4% = 177,000
required xeichi population: 5% = 34,250
required east sunyong population: 6% = 57,500
xeichi is reformed into a duchy and east sunyong (now to be referred to as ämne) is reformed into a county
both of which are ruled entirely by loyal romekati nobles
their economies are merged into the realm's economy, just as sonodine's was
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Forum Games / Re: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1833]
« on: February 12, 2016, 07:48:34 PM »Conservatia glances down, shrugs, and goes back to expanding
good