State Department

[Siege40]

Mr. Secretary, what is your response to the recent poll about the next addition to the Axis of Evil (see my sig)?  Will you follow through with the will of the people?

We'll cross that bridge when we get to it... or not... Michigan?

Siege

[Colin]

Mr. Secretary, what is your response to the recent poll about the next addition to the Axis of Evil (see my sig)?  Will you follow through with the will of the people?

We'll cross that bridge when we get to it... or not... Michigan?

Siege

What about the rumours that Nym has been put on the terrorist watch list?

[Siege40]

Mr. Secretary, what is your response to the recent poll about the next addition to the Axis of Evil (see my sig)?  Will you follow through with the will of the people?

We'll cross that bridge when we get to it... or not... Michigan?

Siege

What about the rumours that Nym has been put on the terrorist watch list?

The State Department will not confirm or deny any alegations, it will be the decision of the Defense Department.

[Siege40]

State Department of Atlasia[/b]

Foreign Policy Review

Haiti-Hungary

Haiti, Republic of – Full military and economic restrictions are to be put on Haiti.

Hellenic Republic – See Greece, Republic of.

Honduras, Republic of – No economic and partial military restrictions shall be placed on Honduras.

Hungary, Republic of – No economic or military restrictions shall be placed on Hungary.

[MAS117]

Happy birthday Mr. Secretary!

[WMS]

Happy Birthday Seige.

[Siege40]

Thanks guys. I haven't been feeling excellent lately, and I've been monstrously busy.

On Saturday I participated in Ontario Model Parliament. I ran for Leader of the New Democratic Party. I wore an orange tie, which, apparently won me the election. Ya, I know. So, as leader of the NDP I went on to debate the leaders of the PC and Liberal Parties. Happy day. The Liberal came off as arrogant and snooty (surprise), and the conservative at one point was tricked into saying, 'The Conservative Party's position is not to kill gay people.' I came in with the snide remark of this being a remarkable improvement from past policies, and got a laugh.

So, the PCs look like bigots, the Liberals look like dinks and there I am standing nervously in an orange tie. Then the voting starts. Turns out that my party leadership rivals were 'less than impressed by my poor debate preformance.' They decided to to kill the coup... thankfully. At this point the stress is really getting to me, so with the sore throat I've been wrestling for a month I go off to find a drink.

When I return it turns out I missed the vote results. The lunatics voted me in, the bastards. In the Junior House the NDP won 66% of the vote, Majority, well done by me . In the Senior House we're in Minority, which makes my job against the Liberal Opposition damn near impossible.

So with a hostile caucasus, beligerent opposition parties, bitchy staff that run the simulation and all the pressures of school I have some how ended up the 19th Primier of the OMP simulation.

In May we go down to Toronto and sit in the real legislature and sit in the real seats, I'll be sitting in the Primiers spot calling the Conservatives fascists while I dramatically pop ulcer medication.

Good times.

Siege

[Siege40]

State Department of Atlasia[/b]

Foreign Policy Review

Iceland-Iraq

Iceland, Republic of – No military or economic restrictions.

India, Republic of – No military or economic restrictions.

Indonesia, Republic of – Partial military restrictions and partial economic restrictions.

Iran, Islamic Republic of – Full military and economic restrictions.

Iraq, Republic of – No economic or military restrictions.

[Jake]

Thanks guys. I haven't been feeling excellent lately, and I've been monstrously busy.

On Saturday I participated in Ontario Model Parliament. I ran for Leader of the New Democratic Party. I wore an orange tie, which, apparently won me the election. Ya, I know. So, as leader of the NDP I went on to debate the leaders of the PC and Liberal Parties. Happy day. The Liberal came off as arrogant and snooty (surprise), and the conservative at one point was tricked into saying, 'The Conservative Party's position is not to kill gay people.' I came in with the snide remark of this being a remarkable improvement from past policies, and got a laugh.

So, the PCs look like bigots, the Liberals look like dinks and there I am standing nervously in an orange tie. Then the voting starts. Turns out that my party leadership rivals were 'less than impressed by my poor debate preformance.' They decided to to kill the coup... thankfully. At this point the stress is really getting to me, so with the sore throat I've been wrestling for a month I go off to find a drink.

When I return it turns out I missed the vote results. The lunatics voted me in, the bastards. In the Junior House the NDP won 66% of the vote, Majority, well done by me . In the Senior House we're in Minority, which makes my job against the Liberal Opposition damn near impossible.

So with a hostile caucasus, beligerent opposition parties, bitchy staff that run the simulation and all the pressures of school I have some how ended up the 19th Primier of the OMP simulation.

In May we go down to Toronto and sit in the real legislature and sit in the real seats, I'll be sitting in the Primiers spot calling the Conservatives fascists while I dramatically pop ulcer medication.

Good times.

Siege

Very cool Siege

[Colin]

Thanks guys. I haven't been feeling excellent lately, and I've been monstrously busy.

On Saturday I participated in Ontario Model Parliament. I ran for Leader of the New Democratic Party. I wore an orange tie, which, apparently won me the election. Ya, I know. So, as leader of the NDP I went on to debate the leaders of the PC and Liberal Parties. Happy day. The Liberal came off as arrogant and snooty (surprise), and the conservative at one point was tricked into saying, 'The Conservative Party's position is not to kill gay people.' I came in with the snide remark of this being a remarkable improvement from past policies, and got a laugh.

So, the PCs look like bigots, the Liberals look like dinks and there I am standing nervously in an orange tie. Then the voting starts. Turns out that my party leadership rivals were 'less than impressed by my poor debate preformance.' They decided to to kill the coup... thankfully. At this point the stress is really getting to me, so with the sore throat I've been wrestling for a month I go off to find a drink.

When I return it turns out I missed the vote results. The lunatics voted me in, the bastards. In the Junior House the NDP won 66% of the vote, Majority, well done by me . In the Senior House we're in Minority, which makes my job against the Liberal Opposition damn near impossible.

So with a hostile caucasus, beligerent opposition parties, bitchy staff that run the simulation and all the pressures of school I have some how ended up the 19th Primier of the OMP simulation.

In May we go down to Toronto and sit in the real legislature and sit in the real seats, I'll be sitting in the Primiers spot calling the Conservatives fascists while I dramatically pop ulcer medication.

Good times.

Siege

Very intresting, Siege. Hope you don't get too sick to your stomach. Nice to see you back. 

[MAS117]

Hope you feel better, I introduced one of your Senate recommendations as a bill.

[Peter]

Welcome back.

Whilst I hate to be a drag, could I get a comment on this thread

Peter

[Siege40]

State Department of Atlasia[/b]

Foreign Policy Review

Ireland - Jordan

Ireland, Republic of – No military or economic restrictions are to be placed on Ireland.

Israel, State of – Partial military or but no economic restrictions are to be placed on Israel.

Italy, Republic of – No military or economic restrictions are to be placed on Italy.

Jamaica, Commonwealth of – No economic or military restrictions are to be placed on Jamaica.

Japan, Empire of – No economic or military restrictions are to be placed on Japan.

Jordan, Hashemite Kingdom of – Full military and economic restrictions are to be placed on Jordan.

[Jake]

Terrible decision on Israel Mr. Secretary.  Israel is one of our best armaments costumers and any restrictions on the sale of military equiptment would be a bad decision.

[Siege40]

Terrible decision on Israel Mr. Secretary.  Israel is one of our best armaments costumers and any restrictions on the sale of military equiptment would be a bad decision.

I know... I know... something bothered me deeply about not restricting Israel in some way though...

Siege

[Jake]

Maybe we can restrict them under cultural transactions

[WMS]

Mr. Secretary, I think partial restrictions on Jordan are fairer than full ones, especially if Brunei has no restrictions at all.

[Colin]

Terrible decision on Israel Mr. Secretary.  Israel is one of our best armaments costumers and any restrictions on the sale of military equiptment would be a bad decision.

I know... I know... something bothered me deeply about not restricting Israel in some way though...

Siege

I have to agree with Jake. Putting any sort of restrictions on a democratic nation that is one of our biggest allies in the Middle East is a horrible decision. I would hope that the State Department rethinks its implementation of partial military sanctions on Israel. The only thing keeping Israel from being destroyed by the nations surrounding it is its large well-armed military and the reason the IDF is well-armed is because of constant trade with the United States and other western allies. Without this trade and supply Israel's position as a military power able to defend itself is severly hampered.

[Sam Spade]

In agreement with others here, I oppose any restrictions on Israel and I think restrictions on Jordan should be partial, if any.  Jordan was an excellent ally in the Iraq war.

[MAS117]

In agreement with others here, I oppose any restrictions on Israel and I think restrictions on Jordan should be partial, if any.  Jordan was an excellent ally in the Iraq war.

I agree completey with the distinguished Senator.

[WMS]

In agreement with others here, I oppose any restrictions on Israel and I think restrictions on Jordan should be partial, if any.  Jordan was an excellent ally in the Iraq war.

Yes, I oppose the restrictions on Israel as well, I was just covering something else and failed to mention that.

[Siege40]

I bow to the will of the people

State Department of Atlasia[/b]

Foreign Policy Review

Israel, State of – No military or economic restrictions are to be placed on Israel.

Jordan, Hashemite Kingdom of – Partial military and economic restrictions are to be placed on Jordan.

[MAS117]

Mr. Secretary, you are doing a great job. However, could be so so kind to compromise a master list of all the nations you have listed?

[King]

Mr. Secretary, you are doing a great job. However, could be so so kind to compromise a master list of all the nations you have listed?

Can't you just read through the thread?

[The Duke]

Its good to see that no one at State is panicking over the threats of civil war.