Posts made by The United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

The Prime Minister rifled through the Red Box. She had a lot of work to do. She invited David Miliband and Douglas Alexander to join the summit. She wanted everything to go smoothly.

"Gordon, what do you need?" asked Douglas. Emily thought for long.

"Can you get the bottle of amontillado?" she asked. "I thought it's Spanish why not." Douglas left the room and David looked at Gordon.

"What do you have in mind?" David asked. Emily paused.

"I wanted to start with trade then defence," Emily replied. Yvette Cooper entered the room. She looked ready to do business.

"The Yosainese landed," the aide announced.

The Prime Minister reviewed his notes. While he was occupied, Douglas Alexander walked in. He looked ready to go.

"Are you ready, Prime Minister?" Douglas asked. Mr. Brown exhaled.

"Yes," he said.

@Istkalen said in Freedom of Navigation Act:

I withdraw my amendment; I will propose legislation to set up a fund that member-states may apply to for the protection of marine ecology, the reason why all currently existing taxes that would be prohibited by this act are in place.

I would, however, like to ask, generally, whether such a fund would be a suitable solution to the issue.

Iras Tilkanas
Council Speaker and Councillor for the Republic of Istkalen

We would be pleased.

David Miliband
Councillor of the United Kingdom

Whitehall, London

Mr. Brown was pacing, waiting for the Yosainese delegation. He reviewed his notes. An aide entered the room.

"Sir, they are landing at Gatwick," the aide said.

"Thank you," the Prime Minister answered.

Mr. Brown personally set out the refreshments. This could set the foreign policy agenda with this summit.

Goodness, no more amendments, please.

David Miliband
Councillor of the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom believes in economic exclusion zones. As such, we are unclear how we feel about this

David Miliband
Councillor of the United Kingdom

We fully endorse the United Duchies look.

David Miliband
Councillor of the United Kingdom

"That would be great," Mr. Rudd said. "We welcome all help in that regard."

"Yes, that is right," Ian said. "On behalf of the prime minister, I thouroghly apologize."

We will as of now be constantly be in a state of readiness . The new threat is the shield proposal, Australia must be ready. We will also research nuclear drone propulsion and missile defence. Exected end date is 2024.

Mark Dreyfus, MP
Minister of Defence

"Those proposals sound great. We also want to buy two shinkansen and request engineering help," Mr. O'Donoghue said. "Also, we would like visa free travel and education access."

Australian Defence Force

"We considered everything you said and we will join Telum but will not participate in any aggressive actions taken," Mr. Rudd said. He weighted everything he knew. He didn't want to offend Yosai, Reitzmag, and Spain.

"Oh yes. We would want to let Reitzic citizens visa-free travel and vice versa," Mr. Rudd answered. Things seemed agreeable.

"As long as we could do carbon zero we can do pretty much anything," Mr. Rudd answered. "The government is commited to this." His aides looked at Rudd with awe. They admired him.

"We'd certainly be interested in free trade," Mr. Rudd said. "Uranium would be ideal." Rudd knew the government just set a carbon zero target. Uranium would be crucial. Australia would need a strong trading partner.

Mr. Rudd looked at his aides as well as the Reitzic delegation. He gathered his thoughts.

"Well, I'm sorry to say I don't know your resources. What are they?"

As of 2023, all Australian tertiary education will be free of cost. The government will be passing legislation with this a top priority. We recognise we need to invest in education. Also, we are mandating cars and energy be carbon zero by 2030. We only have one planet.

Julia Gillard
Prime Minister of the Australian Federation

10 march 2022

Australia condemns the "diplomatic bombing" done by Reitzmag. There is nothing diplomatic about aggression. We hope actual diplomacy will win out.

Kevin Rudd
President of the Australian Federation