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sbroccoli
25 Oct 2012 17:21
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I'm talking about the current Security Council to give the state of Rolenta 2T.
Well, wth is 2T? I could just vote yes, but looking into what Rolenta actually is and does, changed my mind.
First of all Rolenta main country is in serious debt. But it has 4 slaves. Overextension, anybody?
Secondly, a lot of info on the various Rolenta states are hidden, which is not really fair if you are somebody who wants foreign aid. I don't want to support an empire which may have a deficit in it's leader country, but may have massive stocks of something hidden in one of the slaves.
Thirdly, one of the slaves - oddly - does not have it's military hidden and from there you can see that the offensive army is building up.
So, what I'm getting at is sthis: aid proposals should be given to nations or empires that allready did everything one would consider basic sense when the economy is in trouble.
Expanding the empire and army is definately not the right way to go in such a situation. It should go the other way.
SO I ended up voting no, and I appeal to the SC not to promote anymore countries for foreign aid that have not done their homework first.
Well, wth is 2T? I could just vote yes, but looking into what Rolenta actually is and does, changed my mind.
First of all Rolenta main country is in serious debt. But it has 4 slaves. Overextension, anybody?
Secondly, a lot of info on the various Rolenta states are hidden, which is not really fair if you are somebody who wants foreign aid. I don't want to support an empire which may have a deficit in it's leader country, but may have massive stocks of something hidden in one of the slaves.
Thirdly, one of the slaves - oddly - does not have it's military hidden and from there you can see that the offensive army is building up.
So, what I'm getting at is sthis: aid proposals should be given to nations or empires that allready did everything one would consider basic sense when the economy is in trouble.
Expanding the empire and army is definately not the right way to go in such a situation. It should go the other way.
SO I ended up voting no, and I appeal to the SC not to promote anymore countries for foreign aid that have not done their homework first.