Security Council money: save it for the tight spenders

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.

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I also took a look at the empire, and quickly decided to vote no. The final straw was the justification that the leader went inactive and came back to find debt. Well, what usually happens when a president abandons an empire?

You're right. I also noticed that.

what happened to me everything tanks had my education priorities way out to lunch almost no schools left or hospitals all 90% of corperations with 10% employment but fix the priorities just keep pluckin away and its been about 3 weeks its well on its way back around

All nations requesting aid should have NO secrecy settings on at all. Neither should they have any nuclear capability. And it probably would be good if main countries only qualified with one award only to each player on each world, this giving it to slaves is not right. It really is up to the proposer to check people out before they propose them, thats the point of being on the council. But some think, meh...just give it away to anyone, the money is just sitting there anyway, best to have it circulating in game. Who is right? both I guess.

Where does the money come from anyway?

I pay for it of course, I'm that kind of guy.


Every country pays a minute amount to the SC coffers apparently. Its such a small amount its not worth showing on the financial page.