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Augustus Gaius Brutus (White Giant)

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10 Mar 2011 10:31Link
The Kingdom of Brutili is looking for aid from the security council in WG. His Majesty, Emperor Brutus, ask for this one time aid. Will the security council in WG step in and aid the Kingdom?
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Navamin (White Giant)

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24 Mar 2011 02:22Link
It would never pass. Sorry, but that's the stark reality.
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Blueserpent

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24 Mar 2011 02:34Link
Can i have aid? i have never recieved any:)
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Psycho_Honey (Little Upsilon)

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24 Mar 2011 02:36Link
Why not?
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Navamin (White Giant)

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24 Mar 2011 03:09Link
There is a lot of money just sitting there. There has to be something to do with it other than just give it out. Maybe it should be treated like an investment fund where anyone can buy shares of it and receive dividends? Or, just in the interim, give ever nation, or even every president a cut of it.
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Kitsuné (White Giant)

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24 Mar 2011 03:18Link
That's not going to happen. Might as well give it out to new players.
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Psycho_Honey (Golden Rainbow)

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24 Mar 2011 03:58Link
It would be disturbing if Navamin was on the Security Council.

I still don't see why this guy who started the thread can't get aid.
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Navamin (White Giant)

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24 Mar 2011 10:23Link
Ha, thanks Honey. I would vote in favour of aid...but I'm thinking of longer term solutions.
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Laguna

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24 Mar 2011 12:14Link
Just keep on insisting. It really isn't hard to get a proposal to be accepted, once a few pass.
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rai07 (White Giant)

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24 Mar 2011 15:31Link
He has negative assets & trillions of debt so he really needs it.
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Navamin (White Giant)

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25 Mar 2011 00:54Link
Alright, let's give him some money. I'm in favour. Laguna, you're a pro...any ideas on how to getting many people to vote in favour?
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NiAi (Little Upsilon)

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25 Mar 2011 08:14Link
A method used by some, is with the use of massive CEOs send messages via the "communicate with Presidents where corporations are located" function. It will be a quite good spread with low amount of input (good return).
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Synicus (White Giant)

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25 Mar 2011 08:55Link
I would vote yes and many others might as well if we had some sort of assurance the cash isn't just sucked up into the quagmire that was created. This country needs more than cash to survive.
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Fruit_Fly (White Giant)

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29 Mar 2011 08:02Link
I completely disagree. The whole giving out money to "People who need it" is pretty screwed up. I have seen countries with presidents who clearly know how to play get themselves into a mountain of debt, then get a ton of cash for no reason. They obviously have no control over their spending and should be on their own. Now giving money to a country who really deserves it Im all in favor for. The Security Council should be giving money to countries who got the short end of the stick, for ex. fallout from a nuclear war between the big empires duking it out, or a CEO who owned most of the corps in a country then moved them all for some reason while that countries economy crumbled, etc. Those countries are the ones who deserve it. Not experienced players who got themselves into debt on their own accord.
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Murder McDeath (White Giant)

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05 Apr 2011 06:26Link
Even if that is the case, it seems like this falls into one of those situations that the end justify the means. I believe more people will take it seriously and try to learn if its easier for them to recover from mistakes. Remember, no one likes asking for help.
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Frank Ladores (White Giant)

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01 Jun 2011 04:09Link
can i have a part of this pls just send it to ...Ladores Land
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Synicus (White Giant)

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01 Jun 2011 04:46Link
Tossing money at the problem is often a waist and exploitable as discussed. The Security Council is not giving away money, Frank. Rather check the simchurch thread and others on the beginners forum to stear yourself out of dept.

The Security Council has primary responsibility, under the Charter, for the maintenance of international peace and security.

Councilor Synicus