Post Archive
Region: Greater Sahara
I am pleased to announce that I have been chosen to be Legislator in Chief by unanimous decision amongst my fellow legislators.
https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1871288
Please note that going forward, the discord in the World Factbook Entry will serve as our congressional forum - that is the best place to provide input on legislature, and to see the legislative branch in action as we decide on legislation. Joining isn't required, but it is encouraged, as a dedicated suggestions channel is available to make sure your voice is heard as clearly as possible.
Greater Chicati, The Camel State
My favorite color is black, then red, then green, blue, yellow, and purple
I am looking forward to your increased transparency. I know there is a lot going on right now in the discord, but I wanted the board to know that.
Inner Kilvaka, Greater Chicati
Following a recent legislative decision, all laws, delegate orders, and other legislature can be found in the pinned legislature master dispatch. Please check it regularly for any updates.
Hi! I come from the Pacific searching for a frontier, this one caught my attention because of the flag lol
I just got the welcoming telegram, is it obligatory to join the WA?
No, but it is recommended :)
It is not obligatory, but one advantage that you get is that when you join the discord server, you will be recognized as a "citizen" and be able to see all the stuff that congress is debating and deliberating on before it is posted. I might make more suggestions to the legislators about keeping region board members more in the loop during that process...but at least I can, thanks to the "peanut gallery" channel on the discord that was also a suggestion of mine.
i think thats everyone! i joined the wa and endorsed everyone :).
Inner Kilvaka
Lave Deldederady i may disagree with you ig, but i will always support any irl decisions you make, especially something identity related :). i will start using your new pronouns.
Inner Kilvaka, Lave Deldederady, Greater Chicati, Governed By Squirrels
Thank you for the endorsement Arag! I will let everyone know that I am also willing to return any endorsement I get...as long as I stay within the cap of course.
The longer I spend on the discord the more I understand why it's useful for governance...but I don't want us to forget the board either. There's a lot going on in there right now, congress is discussing things like a sedition act and taking into account the complaints about Artcle 1 I raised before I went to bed last night.
Greater Chicati
Thank you, Wert.
Wert, Inner Kilvaka, Greater Chicati
Following a recent 2-0-1 (2 in favor, 0 opposed, 1 abstaining in absentia) legislative decision, the Sedition Act is now in effect. The full text of the act may be found below, or in the Master Legislation Reference Guide.
https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1871361
Lave Deldederady
sad that Kabreia had to leave early, yall probably could have used there insights
Greater Chicati the "flavor" of the region should be a desert like flavor when deciding titles
american like titles dont seem right for a sahara based region
Governed By Squirrels i agree a sahara based region would make the most sense
Lave Deldederady its not fair that i cant be informed, after all, the discussion isnt about the delegate rn or a "coup", its about the future of the region, and as much as it appears to you guys that this isnt true, i only want the best for the future of the region
Governed By Squirrels, why did you reaveal your secret that you were actually just 12 squirrels, one on top another :0
Zong Jam Dan i would recommend using https://tennessine.co.uk to make a new flag
Yall really gonna be taking Acornesia to court? thats a load of- you know what, i promised myself and someone else that i would just provide helpful feedback
Post self-deleted by Wert.
Tell ya what, Wert. Endorse me and apologize, I will let you back into the discord server.
Wert
I already revealed that in my dispatch: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1870995
I'm still having trouble deciding on names and positions for each Council squirrel, though...
Wert, Lave Deldederady
sure, im sorry for argueing in the rmb and being spammy and sedation and mild treason
and for attempting to work alongside the invaders?
Wert
and that
Lave Deldederady
Wait what are your pronouns Lave?
They/Her :3
Ok nice to know!
Lave Deldederady
My favourite colour is orange, i don't know why, I just like it
Hello everyone and glory and victory to be to your nation and a good day.
Hello everyone!! I wanted to get more accomplished today here on the boards, but I definitely got sucked more into what was going on in the server to keep up. Hope everyone has been having a good day so far :)
Lave Deldederady
My fav colour is orange
Wert
Yes, exactly. But they cheated the in-game system by banning the person who was about to win SECONDS before they were about to become leader, so the in game system couldn't work it's course, because they had more endorsements.
Let us sleep we don't care no more it is old start your on region dang she not in WA she can't become delegate goodnight
What??? I'm not keeping you awake. What does the rest even mean????
we will talk about this tmr ok goodnight you are welcome to any chat we have set up in the region
Good morning, Sahara!! Before I open the discord tab today, I want to collect my thoughts here on the boards before my brain spills out...
1) I brought up last night that Lave by (temporary) law is allowed to play fast and loose with both the endorsement caps and the punishment for violating them...if she wanted to purge dissenters, it would be easy as having her officers remove their endorsements, lowering the cap to a point where a dissenter might be in violation...and then potentially eject them. I was assured that Lave has been trying to go by the number of endorsements at the time of last election, but I said that closing this loophole should be a priority. If nothing else...if I post about it here, it becomes less effective as a surprise tactic if she doesn't stick to her word.
2) We need to separate the site-side election mechanic from actual elections...especially if the endorsement caps stay. Otherwise, there is no way to ever actually out-vote Lave, who we should be treating as more of a "chief of security" in her role if I understand everything correctly. Then comes the question of who gets to vote in those elections...my gut says to mimic the site-side as much as possible, so nations in the World Assembly (or "citizens" on the discord) should be able to participate. At that point though, it becomes a matter of trust...so the regime will need to be more transparent. Yesterday thankfully showed me they are capable of that. The other regions I've been looking at seem to do this to elect their delegate all the time, so I don't know why it shouldn't work for us.
Lave Deldederady
Good Morning everyone!
I am still trying to find the best way to reword the endorsement cap order until Congress is able to pass their own act in the matter of security. It is a bit tricky since if I only do it based on the verified endorsements then others are able to endorse or unendorse me to get over without technically breaking the cap! So, I will continue trying to work on how to better word and run the caps however my main focus will still be our security and working with everyone on the other legislative matters. :3
Inner Kilvaka
Oh, that is true...I didn't consider how the caps could be manipulated by others in that way. I admit I don't really understand when the election happens exactly, just that it happens to be a few minutes after noon and midnight? Seems like a very precise window for trickery.
Lave Deldederady
From my reading and watching activity it seems that the election happens during "update" which is different for all regions but ours is specifically within the first few minutes after Noon and Midnight in EST!
To comment on this, I have begun working on a bill that will clarify the powers and duties of each office, the term limits, how elections should be carried out so as to be fair, and other related matters - I expect the bill will hit the congress floor later this afternoon, or tomorrow morning, depending on how many typos I find in my draft.
And we want to hear your opinion your voice matter in this region soon new political offices will be open to all the people have the power we are here for you to serve you FOR THE PEOPLE " TOGATHER"
Lave Deldederady
How do you guys like my new flag?
Mekhre, Lave Deldederady, Beauty School Dropout
Shut up, She is an amazing leader.
Please keep civil, no need for the first part.
Now...
Many dangers await people in the dunes and the rocks of the Greater Sahara...
If you want to roleplay, I am ready.
Wannabezinyo, Inner Kilvaka
I realized today that my our region is actually at a 50/50 on the Security Council vote, while my vote had tipped it over I decided to withdraw it until I saw a change which had a clear winner.
Sorry.
Inner Kilvaka
I have an exciting announcement - after prolonged discussion, and in response to public opinion, I am pleased to announce the first draft of the Constitutional Amendments Compendium. It's a long one, but to give you a quick summary, it clarifies what offices do what, how elections should be done, and all sorts of other headaches that the existing constitution has caused. You can read the full proposal here: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1871780
It's important to remember this isn't law yet - it might be changed, it might be passed as-is, or it might be thrown out entirely. If you have input, the best place to tell us is the regional discord, which you can find in the world factbook entry.
Lave Deldederady
You can also make comments and give questions here on the message board! :3
Inner Kilvaka
Well, you all certainly got busy while I was away!! I'll take a look and compile my thoughts.
Lave Deldederady
Okay, here are my thoughts, copied to the boards for your viewing pleasure: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1871834
Inner Kilvaka, Lave Deldederady
i don't have discord but this looks great! my vote is FOR
Inner Kilvaka
(2) Future amendments to the Constitution shall require the unanimous approval of the Gbara.
It is a bit worrying that none of those require the consent of the citizens.
(2) The Chief Justice shall maintain an official listing of all citizens who are elligible to partake in voting in elections. This list shall be barred from changes two (2) weeks in advance of an election, and may not be amended until no elections are underway, the votes from all previous elections have been counted, and no election is set to occur within the next two (2) weeks.
This includes citizens who voluntarily leave the country or join a hostile military organization.
Astarter, Mekhre, Inner Kilvaka
Why are most of the conversation on Discord, that is preety stupid.
The Exiled Leti Dynasty, Astarter, Mekhre
Hey, I am in the top 10 in the region for something! And it is for something good. Yay for scientific advancement!
Inner Kilvaka, Lave Deldederady
After a conversation in the discord server, I've decided to endorse Lave and put aside the inhibitions that were preventing me from doing so before now. Raiders are a much bigger threat to our security than I had thought previously, and we need to be united together as on Greater Saharan community against any outside threats. We can disagree internally about how Lave came to power, but I'd rather it be her or Acorn or Wert or any of us than the people who raided Canada and put a password on it.
If you are in the World Assembly and haven't endorsed Lave either, you should. I was taught about influence and its use in security, and we need to make sure that we have as much influence as we can for ourselves if we ever get raided. We should all be at our caps, every one of us. I'm going to endorse everyone in the region if they aren't over theirs.
Inner Kilvaka, Lave Deldederady
Thank you, Squirrel. :3
Inner Kilvaka
Important: changes have been made to the proposal of the Constitutional Amendments Compendium following public feedback. Please see the revised version here: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1871780
The Compendium will likely enter vote later today, so please read this revised version and provide feedback here or on our regional discord server (linked in the world factbook entry).
Thank you!
Lave Deldederady
(2) Future amendments to the Constitution shall require the unanimous approval of the Gbara.
This was not changed to any type of direct citizien referendum, not even for the election and amendment procedures parts. Why?
Mekhre
Since the Gbara are elected by the citizenry, their goal is to serve the interests of the people in all that they do - beyond that, this grants the Gbara the flexibility to make emergency amendments to the constitution if a dangerous flaw is discovered, without having to wait for public input. By requiring the unanimous approval of the Gbara for the major decision that is an amendment, rather than a simple majority, I am confident that the interests of the citizens of the Greater Sahara will be upheld regardless. However, rest assured that this matter will be brought to the consideration of congress to decide if the clause you mentioned should be edited before the vote is called.
Lave Deldederady
Wow chad can go to sahara?
yay
Fun facts about chad
[spoiler]Chad, officially the Republic of Chad, is a large landlocked country lying between the equator and the Tropic of Cancer in north-central Africa. Chad is home to a dramatic array of landscapes ranging from sublime oases, pristine forests, and remarkable rock formations. A country with a long history, Chad is home to a warm and generous population and possesses a rich cultural heritage. Here are some interesting facts about Chad.
FACTS ABOUT CHAD
1. CHAD IS THE FIFTH LARGEST COUNTRY IN AFRICA AND THE 20TH LARGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.
Chad has a total area of 1,284,000 km² (496,000 sq mi), which makes it slightly larger than three times the size of the US state of California.
2. CHAD IS THE LARGEST LANDLOCKED COUNTRY IN AFRICA AND SHARES A LAND BORDER WITH SIX COUNTRIES.
Chad is bordered by Libya (1050/652 mi) to the north, Sudan (1403 km/872 mi) to the east, the Central African Republic (1556 km/967 mi) to the south, Cameroon (1116 km/693 mi) to the south-west, Nigeria (85 km/53 mi) to the southwest (at Lake Chad), and Niger (1196 km/743 mi) to the west.
In addition to being the largest landlocked nation in Africa, Chad is also the third-largest landlocked country in the world (only Kazakhstan and Mongolia are larger).
3. CHAD IS HOME TO THE HIGHEST POINT IN THE SAHARA DESERT.
Chad is part-home to the Sahara Desertthe worlds largest hot desert. Mount Koussi, also called Emi Koussi, which lies in the Tibesti Mountains of northwestern Chad is not only the highest summit in Chad but also the highest point in the Sahara that rises to an elevation of 3,415 m (11,204 ft).
Emi Koussi is an extinct volcano with a crater approximately 19 km (12 mi) wide and 1,200 m (4,000 ft) deep. Its landscape is similar to that of the moon.
4. CHAD HAS THREE VERY DISTINCT GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS.
Chad has three main geographic zones. In the north is the Sahara Desert with a typical desert climate. The central part of Chad is the semi-arid Sahel region which is mostly dry and has a short rainy season. The southern zone or Sudanian Savanna is a broad belt of tropical grassland and deciduous forests.
5. CHAD GETS ITS NAME FROM LAKE CHAD.
Chad gets its name from Lake Chad, a shallow freshwater lake in the west of the country, which it shares with Nigeria, Niger, and Cameroon. The name Chad itself is derived from the word tsade meaning large expanse of water or lake in several indigenous languages. One of the lesser-known facts about Chad is that it is the only country whose name is composed of a single syllable with a single vowel.
6. LAKE CHAD HAS SHRUNK BY OVER 90% COMPARED TO THE EARLY 1960S.
Over the last 60 years, Lake Chads size has decreased by over 90% as a result of climate change, an increase in the population, and unplanned irrigation. The surface area of the lake has plummeted from 26,000 km² (10,039 sq mi) in 1963 to around 1,500 km² (579 sq mi) today. Lake Chads size varies and it has been known to shrink and grow according to weather conditions.
7. CHAD IS SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS THE DEAD HEART OF AFRICA.
Chad has often been called the Dead Heart of Africa due to its harsh climatic conditions and isolated landlocked location.
8. CHAD IS ONE OF THE THREE COUNTRIES LEAST AFFECTED BY LIGHT POLLUTION.
According to The New World Atlas of Artificial Night Sky Brightness, Chad is one of the three countries (the Central African Republic and Madagascar are the others) whose natives are least affected by light pollution. The night sky conditions in the country are pristine and the Milky Way can clearly be seen at night.
9. FROM THE 9TH CENTURY UNTIL COLONIZATION, CHAD WAS HOME TO SEVERAL GREAT AFRICAN EMPIRES.
Parts of Chad made up the Kanem-Bornu Empire, the Wadai Sultanate, and the Bagirmi Sultanate. From the 9th to 16th centuries, Kanem-Bornu became the dominant force in the region as a junction for trans-Saharan caravan routes. Islam gradually took over the region, particularly during the 16th and 17th centuries when the sultanates of Wadai and Bagirmi were dominant. Their economies thrived because of the flourishing slave trade.
10. CHAD IS A FORMER FRENCH COLONY.
In the late-19th century, French expeditions gradually expanded French control of the lands to the south and east of Lake Chad. France fully conquered Chad in 1913 and incorporated it as part of French Equatorial Africa. However, it wasnt until 1920 that Chad attained separate colonial status.
Chad was one of the most neglected of the French colonies. Almost no investment was made in infrastructure or economic development during the French occupation. The French merely used Chad as a source of raw cotton and untrained labor to be used in their more productive colonies to the south of the country.
11. CHAD ATTAINED INDEPENDENCE IN 1960.
In the 1950s, the pan-African momentum for breaking free from the shackles of colonialism was rapidly catching on in Chad. On August 11, 1960, Chad declared independence from France and François Tombalbaye became its first president.
12. CHAD HAS THE WORLDS FIFTH-HIGHEST FERTILITY RATE.
According to the CIA World Factbook, Chad has the worlds fifth-highest fertility rate of 5.57 children per woman. Consequently, Chad has one of the worlds fifth-youngest populations with a median age of 16.1 years.
13. CHAD IS HOME TO OVER 200 ETHNIC GROUPS.
One of the fascinating Chad facts is that it is home to a cornucopia of ethnic groups. The countrys population stems from indigenous African groups, whose composition has been altered over the course of centuries through successive invasions from its Arabic neighbors in the north.
The largest ethnic group in Chad is the Sara, representing about 30% of the countrys population. The Sara are mostly engaged in farming and are notable for their body scarring rituals. The Sara have traditionally dominated business and the civil service in the nation.
Chads next biggest ethnic groups are the semi-sedentary Arabs (≈10-12% of the population), the Kanembu (≈8-9% of the population), the Toubou (≈7-8% of the population), and the Masalit (≈7-8% of the population). Other ethnic groups in Chad include the Hadjarai, Fulbe, Kotoko, Bagirmi, Boulala, Zaghawa, Ngambaye, Mbaye, Goulaye, Moundang, Moussei, and the Massa.
14. ISLAM IS THE MOST POPULAR RELIGION IN CHAD.
Just a little over half of Chads population is Muslim. Muslims are largely concentrated in northern and eastern Chad. Christianity is the second biggest religion in Chad and is followed by 40-45% of the countrys population. Christians in Chad are mostly concentrated in the south of the country.
15. FRENCH AND ARABIC ARE THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGES OF CHAD.
Being a former French colony, its quite natural that the French language has carried over into Chadian society and is widely used in higher education and administration. French is mostly spoken in southern Chad. Arabic dominates in northern Chad and serves as a lingua franca among the various ethnic groups. Besides French and Arabic, over 100 indigenous languages are spoken throughout the country.
16. CHAD IS HOME TO THE GEREWOL FESTIVAL, A MALE BEAUTY PAGEANT MORE FIERCELY COMPETED THAN MISS UNIVERSE.
At the Gerewol Festival, the Wodaabe, a tribe of nomadic cattle herders, meet to celebrate the end of the rainy season and enter a one-of-a-kind beauty contest in which the men rather than the women are on display. The Wodaabe males spend hours preening, coating their faces with red ochre, daubing on white dots in floral formations, and applying black lipstick. They then perform a teeth-gnashing, eye-rolling dance for hours in the stifling sun in an attempt to attract a mate.
The Gerewol Festival takes place over a week and each day the Wodaabe males follow the same ritual. The criteria for judging beauty are well-defined: height, very white teeth, eyes, an elongated narrow nose, and a symmetrical face. On the final night of the festival, three winners are chosen by three marriageable women, who simply choose the winners by tapping their favorite man. If the chosen men like the girls, they will follow.
17. THE CAPITAL OF CHAD IS NDJAMENA.
Located in the southwest of Chad, NDjamena is the largest city in the country and its cultural and financial hub. It is also home to Chads only university and the countrys main international airport. NDjamena was known as Fort Lamy until 1973 when it was renamed NDjamena by the countrys president. NDjamenas name derives from a nearby village Niǧāmīnā, meaning place of rest in Arabic.
18. THE CURRENCY OF CHAD IS THE CENTRAL AFRICAN FRANC (CFA).
The currency of Chad is the Central African franc (CFA), which is pegged to both the West African franc and the Euro. The CFA franc was introduced in Chad in 1945, replacing the French Equatorial African franc.
19. CHADS NATIONAL FLAG IS ALMOST IDENTICAL TO THAT OF ROMANIAS.
Chad national flag is a vertical tricolor that consists of three equal stripes of blue, yellow, and red. The flags design is almost identical to that of Romanias; the blue color in Chads flag is darker than that used in Romanias version. The national flag of Chad was adopted in 1959.
The blue band represents hope, water, and the sky that stretches out over the nation. The red band represents the sacrifices that Chadians have made as well as the nations ongoing progress towards a brighter future. The yellow band represents both the sun and the desert that covers part of the country.
20. SINCE INDEPENDENCE, CHAD HAS BEEN PLAGUED BY INSTABILITY AND WAR.
Chad comprises radically different cultures and livelihood systems polarized along a north-south axis. Uneven patterns of impoverishment, a crippling economy, crumbling state services, ecological stress, and military intervention by foreign powers have contributed to ethnic antagonisms between the largely Arab-Muslim north and the predominantly Christian south.
21. CHAD HAS NEVER WON A MEDAL AT THE OLYMPICS.
Chad has been sending athletes to the Summer Olympics since 1964 but has failed to win any medal. The nation has never participated in the Winter Olympic Games.
22. FOOTBALL IS THE MOST POPULAR SPORT IN CHAD.
Like in most of Africa, football is undoubtedly the most popular sport in Chad. Unfortunately, the countrys mens national football team has tasted very little success at the international level and has never even qualified for the FIFA World Cup.
23. CHAD HOLDS VAST RESERVES OF OIL, URANIUM, TITANIUM, AND GOLD.
One of the most tragic facts about Chad is that despite all its natural wealth, it often ranks as one of the ten poorest nations in the world. Endemic corruption, poor governance, and political instability have kept the profits from benefiting the people. Inadequate infrastructure and a shoddy business climate have turned away potential investors.
24. CRUDE OIL DRIVES THE CHADIAN ECONOMY.
Chad is a leading producer of crude oil in Central Africa and crude oil has been the primary source of the countrys economy since 2003. Oil accounts for over 95% of Chads export earnings. Before the development of the oil industry, cotton dominated the Chadian economy.
25. THE LION AND THE GOAT ARE THE NATIONAL SYMBOLS OF CHAD.
The lion and the goat are the national symbols of Chad. The goat represents the northern part of the country while the lion represents the south. Featured on the nations coat of arms. The lion and the goat stand on opposite sides, separated by a yellow and blue shield with a red sun rising above it.
26. THERE ARE TWO UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN CHAD.
The UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Chad are the Lakes of Ounianga and the Natural and Cultural Landscape of the Ennedi Massif.
27. CHAD IS NOT AT ALL LGBT-FRIENDLY.
Given Chads conservative society, homosexuality is illegal in Chad. Homosexual acts carry up to 3 years imprisonment with fines.
28. CHAD FACES SEVERE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.
With the onset of climate change, the environmental situation in Chad is likely to get worse less water and creeping desertification in the semi-arid terrain. The country suffers from insufficient rainfall and periodic droughts. Other natural hazards include hot, dry winds (harmattan) in the north and locust plagues that cause crop damage.
29. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IS ILLEGAL IN CHAD.
Chad abolished the death penalty for all crimes in 2020.
30. CHAD DOESNT OBSERVE DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME.
Daylight saving has never been observed in Chad.[/spoiler]
Wannabezinyo, Bured Kin
It could also be considered adding a secondary clause that referendum may also amend the constitution? Similar to how America has, I believe, three modes of amendment (state, people, congress). :3
Inner Kilvaka
Why your flag look like molossia?
What does the 3 thingie mean dawg?
They are pretty :3
alr dawg
Hello!
Lave Deldederady
Hello :3
-Airbus A320-
Bro why am I not a native
The site defines a native as a nation who has more influence in this region than any other. I assume you must have more influence in other regions.
Following prolonged discussion and debate, the Constitutional Amendments Compendium has been passed into law. You can read the full text here: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1871780
Thank you to my fellow legislators - or should I say, members of the Gbara - and to every citizen who came forward with concerns about the original draft. This is truly a historic occasion for Greater Sahara, and I am grateful to everyone who made it possible.
Wannabezinyo, Lave Deldederady
Sorry that I basically wasn't on at all yesterday...lots of work to be done before end of week due dates. I see that the constitution is now law...I wish it officially named the Republic like I suggested but perhaps more amendments are in order. It's a solid start at least!!
Wannabezinyo, Inner Kilvaka, Lave Deldederady
Can I be Cheif Justice?
I'm afraid that I've beaten you to it!! The Gbara just appointed me to the position a few minutes ago, and now I just noticed that Lave has appointed me as a Regional Officer to reflect that. It feels strange to have my name among the Guardians...I hope to serve Greater Sahara well :)
Wannabezinyo, Lave Deldederady
I've also decided to celebrate this occasion with a change of flag. Found this rather appropriate image that fits my new role in the region, haha
https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1873359
HEAR YE! HEAR YE! The president has declared the first permanent endorsement caps as per Article I, Section 3.1 of the Constitution.
I have also nominated, and the Gbara approved, of our first Chief Justice! Please congratulate Governed By Squirrels!
Guardian Waldrop has been removed from office as well. If anyone is interested in being a guardian please telegram me or message me on the discord.
Wannabezinyo
Hi
Wannabezinyo
Good evening, and welcome to NationStates!! How are you enjoying yourself and Greater Sahara so far? :)
hi good night i'm having fun yeah
Existem jogadores brasileiros na região? Se assim for, você deve fazer amizade com Whistik, ele não fala inglês muito bem e poderia usar um falante nativo de português para lhe mostrar o básico!
Ok that's fine, Congrats!
Its been too long :<
What do you mean by that?
Since I last have seen my son lost to this monster the man behind the slaughter
?
I don't know what I was thinking
Leaving my child behind
Now I suffer the curse and now I am blind
With all this anger, guilt and sadness
Coming to haunt me forever
I can't wait for the cliff at the end of the river
Is this revenge I am seeking?
Or seeking someone to avenge me?
Stuck in my own paradox, I wanna set myself free
Maybe I should chase and find
Before they'll try to stop it
It won't be long before I'll become a puppet
It's been so long
Since I last have seen my son lost to this monster
To the man behind the slaughter
Since you've been gone
I've been singing this stupid song so I could ponder
The sanity of your mother
I wish I lived in the present
With the gift of my past mistakes
But the future keeps luring in like a pack of snakes
Your sweet little eyes, your little smile is all I remember
Those fuzzy memories mess with my temper
Justification is killing me
But killing isn't justified
What happened to my son? I'm terrified
It lingers in my mind
And the thought keeps on getting bigger
I'm sorry my sweet baby, I wish I've been there
It's been so long
Since I last have seen my son lost to this monster
To the man behind the slaughter
Since you've been gone
I've been singing this stupid song so I could ponder
The sanity of your mother
hi
how does natsion states work?
Hello, and welcome to NationStates!! The first thing you'll want to do is answer your first set of national issues...after those dry up, then it becomes a matter of exploring the game world a bit :)
Im Cool
thx
do i just endorese evreyne?
I see that your nation was born in a different frontier but you chose to move here. What caught your eye about Greater Sahara?
its greater
no one was on that one
non online
As long as it doesn't put them over their endorsement caps as listed on the factbook entry...though that might be a bit tricky to explain. It's not the end of the world if you do, we can pull our endorsements to keep it legal if so.
i endorese like 20 people what does endoreseing do?
Nations gain influence in the region according to how many endorsements they have...the more the merrier. However, the nation with the most endorsements becomes the Delegate, so we want to make sure through the endorsement caps that our President stays in that position :)
ok
if i get enof endorsements could i be presadent?
You should read the constitution to find out how you could become President: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1871780
You can't exceed your endorsement cap to the point where you could become delegate. The only legal way to become delegate is to be elected President. Does that make sense?
Lave Deldederady, Im Cool
oh
what is the Gbara
It is the legislative branch, defined in Article II. It is where laws are written and passed.
Im Cool
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