Stop it
Thingol
The new congress is elected, and apparently we have a number of freshmen in our congress. We see unprepared law proposals every day, and I urge to stop this. Even if the proposal is serious and useful, please follow these steps:
1. If the topic is new, start a public discussion by writing a newspaper article.
2. At least 24 hours before you propose a law, announce this in the congress section of our forum.
3. Check for comments and objections there before you propose the law.
4. When proposing the law, include a link to the forum discussion.
Takeovers
Thailand has been a victim of takeovers several times now. It has happened again, and it will happen in future. I want to stop this, too. Alas, there is no easy answer to this problem. The implementation of citizenship has helped a little, but it helps medium sized populations much better than small populations like ours. The simple answer to our problem is: If we want to be safe, we must grow. A baby boom of native Thais would help us a lot, and the potential is there. This is a long-term solution and cannot be implemented within one or two weeks. The point is: If Thailand does not exist, a baby boom cannot happen. This is why merging Thailand into Malaysia is not my favorite solution at this time. It is however the second-best solution, and one I would opt for if my favorite solution cannot be realised.
My vision is a Thailand living in peace with its neighbors, and being big enough to keep control of its political power. We are not rich of raw materials, and we have little strategic relevance in the world. If we can sort out things with Indonesia, then nobody will have an interest to TO us - except for one reason: When we continue to be an easy victim. To sum up, the first task is to talk with our Indonesian guests, and the second is to make babies. Altogether: Make love, not war!
The big questions are: Do we want to accept this challenge? Are we ready to work for this? Or do we feel tired of all this? Some of us are even tired of eRepublik as a whole. Give me your comments, or write me a message.
Comments
"Altogether: Make love, not war!"
LOL. Good luck Thingol! I won't want to see you getting tired of eRepublik. you are one of the reasons why i am still in this game. 🙂
Sometime it is funny, how a very articulate newspaper like yours, packed with proper information and technical advices - have 30 subscribers, while some crappy jokes or "1Q1 per subscriber/vote" newspapers have hundreds. I guess being in small Thai doesn't help. Whenever you re tired of the freedom fight in Thailand - do migrate back to Malaysia. We miss some rational economics minds (except for Nagyzee's)
Fully support the challenge Thingol, let's get our heads together in the IRC one evening and see what we can do to make us economically attractive for a baby boom
Are options aren't so great. But if we're willing to keep at it, Thailand will win in the end.
There too much region in Thailand to be care by small populations.
We can give the US some regions for protection 😉 jk...
US?
The most reasonable comment 🙂
Sory Thingol im not reply for your PM yet😁
My vision is that I haven't ever seen a group of player as noob as you and I didn't understand why, because you are old in game. I tried to explain you what was the only way to survive in the eworld with a little nation as your.
A month ago was already clear that eThailand would not survive, this elections are the proof. Now, go to lick Masila's ass, because it is the only way to survive.
@AroNe117 and August: Yes, reducing regions is a valid strategy ... particularly getting rid of the hot potato Southern Thailand.
@Nuitari: Thank you for your kind comment. Could you please describe "the only way to survive" in more detail for us noobs?
Sure, the only way to survive is to do what theocrats in south korea have done, simple.
Now you haven't political power because you have lost the elections, and also you haven't economical power because in that months you haven't take currency, but you have only stamp it. Your MM is blocked because none buy thb, and it's value is come down to 0.018 to 0.014.
You haven't a strong army because you are too few, you haven't weapons to give to this army because none of you want to work in state companies to produce them.
I think these are objective facts.
I think you need to get your nose out of eIndo's ass. Mmk?
^@Nuitari