Post Treaty eSouth Africa?
Day 1,782, 11:43
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by OKayOK
There is a question that every single person in this country needs to ask: “What will happen if we ask for an end to the treaty and loan agreement between eSA and eBrazil?”. We can speculate, and I believe that the speculation is an educated one. I believe that eBrazil will not accept an end to the agreement and if challenged they will more than likely take the regions they need by force or even wipe.
So where does that leave us as a nation. Are we friends with the giant that borders us or are we servants?
There are more dynamics that come into play. We as a nation have been a belligerent State and a thorn in the site of the Super Power. We are technically administrated by Brazil. To be clear, in real life both Japan and Germany have limitations placed on them because of their past misdeeds. They lost colonies that were mandated out to allied superpowers and they are filled with military bases of allied powers. They are paying for their past transgressions. Is this right? I have to say that to look at the justice of what is happening in real life you need to look at what both Germany and Japan were trying to achieve. Did they have a purpose that had merit? In the case of Japan, I have to say yes, but in the case of Germany, I say no.
Does eSA deserve to be punished for past deeds? We as a country fought for what was rightfully ours. We suffered a long hard journey under the thumb of an oppressive enemy who assisted and performed PTO’s, Facebook Account Hacking and the posting of pornographic images on our forum. They are DISGUSTING and do not have honor. Our cause was just and our oppression now is un-just.
We can win – we can beat Brazil today if we have the friends to do it. We have done it before, but just like before we have to think; what about tomorrow. We can move the enemy back, but how do we keep them back, how do we stop them PTO’ing, Attacking, Hacking their way to victory? We need a plan, we need a sustainable solution!
My plea to the new administration is this: Please have plan. The current oppression might be comfortable, but it is NOT sustainable. Eventually the population will stand for it no more. What then? Do we rush into a war without preparation and a future plan? When the day comes, we need to know how we will live post-treaty and more than likely with Brazil as an enemy again. The administration needs to start formulating this plan, and so does the next administration and the one after that.
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Well said. We definately need a good plan moving forward, and this is a process not to be rushed, but taken slowly
Could not agree more, it is a process impossible to attain in one step, It is a process of getting the thought processes accustomed to the idea, as is happening in the last couple of months, once you start thinking towards the idea, the mind start looking for solutions toward that goal, the more players think toward that end goal, the more ,likely we will attain that goal.
This is a process over many months, small steps.
Voted hard!
i fail to see "oppression"
I see a lot of "oppression" Merle, the difference is we're getting it and Brozil is giving it, so its hard to tell what you are doing is truly offensive, unless you are on the receiving end.
If we would decide to reduce the amount of rented regions, the threat that eBR would take it forcefully and most likely destroy eSA in the process, is oppression, if your free choice is being undermined, that to me is oppression.
Start with creating a million fakes, we need them in the war.
Great article. Nice to see your contribution to the debate, Mark.
One of our biggest obstacles is to vastly increase our "active" population and I think this should be our first goal. This may be difficult to achieve but it will make the rest easier to achieve.
We should also possibly not make Brazil our first goal but rather the final goal.
I agree! Bring out the bulldozers! Of with their heads!
Voted!
I believe that us attaining another region is very possible. The CP was always willing to help and could have very well wiped us my first term if they didn't care. We discussed a change before and they didn't freak out, so this can be done.
We need to believe that we are partners with Brazil and not the oppressed, work together for a more amicable agreement, it will be accomplished far easier this way
Nope, we are oppressed, i can lie to others but not myself, no way i can tell myself they are our buddies, they are not, they use us for their gain, and their gain only, any gain we have is not their intention, rather a by product. We know how eBR "work together" that's how the shift away from eBR has come about.
Whatever happens, whatever plan is made, it cannot be sustained without more active people. Even if Brazil were happy to end the agreement we would be in trouble, we would be vulnerable to attack and we are still way way too few, plus we would be short the rental.
Many of us are not happy with the situation but if we are looking for a positive change, we will HAVE to make an agreement from both sides, no good fighting and insulting and then asking them to give up 100% bonus, we agreed to this.
Even if we did manage to gain all of our regions back, we would be completely exposed and possibly trading one conqueror for another. I agree that a plan needs to be made, and that we need a more active population to achieve any plan, but for me that plan should be a strengthening of our friendship with Brazil and an alliance.
Sure is possible, lets re-negotiate the treaty to force both nations to commit their national MU's to fight in treaty battles, this will go much further than any suggestion i have heard to improve the current situation so far, that will force eBR to give us the priority we allow them when we return rented regions.
I have been shouting for some time to re-negotiate treaty. I think it has not happened yet because we know that our ally would not do the honorable thing.