Don't know what more to say really.International Council of Nations,
CONSIDERING Britain is currently rebuilding after the War
AWARE That Britain currently has no Force to defend Itself from Attack, from both the Outside, and the Inside
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT Resolution #9
REQUESTS That a Peacekeeping Force be set up within Britain
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Re: The Nations Game - International Council of Nations thre
Resolution #10, British Peacekeeping:
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For what purpose, in which parts of Britain, any additional measures that need to be taken, such as no fly zones, civilian police etc...
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Resolution #10, British Peacekeeping:
This Better?International Council of Nations,
CONSIDERING Britain is currently rebuilding after the War
AWARE That Britain currently has no Force to defend Itself from Attack, from both the Outside, and the Inside
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT Resolution #9
REQUESTS That a Peacekeeping Force be set up within the Whole of Britain
REASONS
a) Britain currently has no way to defend Itself from an Attack
b) Britain currently has no Police Force, leading to Rioting
ALSO REQUESTS A No-Fly Zone for the Whole of Britain be set up for all Non-British Military Aircraft, Airliners should be allowed in Certain, Pre-Decided Corridors only.
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Would military aircraft as part of the peace force be allowed? I'm thinking about surveillance aircraft in particular
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An E-3 as part of the Peace Force, yes, a U-2, No.KasperVld wrote:Would military aircraft as part of the peace force be allowed? I'm thinking about surveillance aircraft in particular
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Resolution #11, English Peacekeeping:
International Council of Nations,
CONSIDERING England is being threatened by a superior power (Britain)
AWARE that the English have offered a ceasefire and it has not been accepted, and has offered to relinquish territory to Britain
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT Resolution #9
REQUESTS That a Peacekeeping Force be set up within England, with a no-fly zone for ALL military aircraft, and a border protection force in Libya and ALL English and former British (now English) Territories south of the SIR.
REQUESTS That all disputed British/English territories north of the SIR be made a fully demilitarised zone until an agreement can be reached
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Kira strongly opposes this last resolution proposal. England has accepted Kiran mediation, Britain has received our starting position and ceased fire, therefore we believe there is absolutely no need for a resolution of this kind.
Also, we would like to remind England (and other parties involved) that Kira, by accepting the role of the mediator, has also accepted to enforce peaceful negotiations, even if it means engaging our own military force as peacekeepers. We do not need to remind you again about our military strenght and current immense supremacy in both manpower and firepower over both Britain and England and on all fields of military activities.
To conclude, Kira has already accepted to protect ALL involved parties from ALL OTHER involved parties.
EDIT: Forgot, sorry...
Also, with regards to this resolution #11, we oppose the resolution #10 as well, for the same reasons as mentioned here.
Also, we would like to remind England (and other parties involved) that Kira, by accepting the role of the mediator, has also accepted to enforce peaceful negotiations, even if it means engaging our own military force as peacekeepers. We do not need to remind you again about our military strenght and current immense supremacy in both manpower and firepower over both Britain and England and on all fields of military activities.
To conclude, Kira has already accepted to protect ALL involved parties from ALL OTHER involved parties.
EDIT: Forgot, sorry...
Also, with regards to this resolution #11, we oppose the resolution #10 as well, for the same reasons as mentioned here.
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Do you have anything against Resolution #10?
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Edited previous post. 

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England's abusing the system to gain territory! They stole Britain's territory when they couldn't attack, now they can they try and hide behind the ICN.
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Re: The Nations Game - International Council of Nations thre
Obviously, resolutions #10 and #11 are no longer required.
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The parties who submitted them may repeal them before voting
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Britain removes Resolution #10.
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He republic of Wildebeastia removes res#11
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Kiran proposal for a resolution #12
This resolution is supposed to declare the space and all astral bodies not to be subject to unilateral claims by any country on Earth.
This resolution is supposed to declare the space and all astral bodies not to be subject to unilateral claims by any country on Earth.
Resolution #12 wrote:The International Council of Nations,
CONSIDERING that the space and all astral bodies are not part of the Earth and its political and other arrangements;
AWARE that several nations have already reached a portion of space and its astral bodies;
CONSCIOUS that other nations may reach space and its astral bodies;
DECIDES that space and astral bodies cannot be subject to claim by any nation on Earth and must remain at disposal for all nations;
DECIDES that all nations have the right to explore and exploit space and its astral bodies;
DECIDES that all eventual disputes about the forementioned will be settled in a peaceful manner in front of the ICJ;
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Can we add extra on? Namely:
FORBIDS any country, to put any Weapon, or part of a Weapons system, into Orbit.
FORBIDS any country, to put any Weapon, or part of a Weapons system, into Orbit.
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Why? Kira doesn't agree with this as we already have weapon satellite(s).
(posted dozens and dozens of pages ago...)
(posted dozens and dozens of pages ago...)
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Because, it is extremely Dangerous, and can be seen as Threatening, especially when the Satellites fly over other Countries.
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We HAD satellites with nuclear missiles but we have scuttled those as those were a real threat (IKON satellites if you remember).
These ones that we currently have are in fact weapons but we don't intend to use them. We could apply the same argument of yours to your military airplanes - "what if they fly near or over another country"...
These ones that we currently have are in fact weapons but we don't intend to use them. We could apply the same argument of yours to your military airplanes - "what if they fly near or over another country"...
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Point taken. And yes, I remember those IKON satellites very well, we first had to Rescue one, then, we had to help you sort them out.
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