(03-10-2015, 11:48 AM)Unibot Wrote: While you, as far as I know, had no part in that particular event - the essence of Brave Little Toaster - gaining control of a region by barraging its political system, is very much present with your own history as a player. So, on a more academic level, I guess you could say it isn't you that has changed (unfortunately), it's The South Pacific that's changed - it's gotten a bit wiser, a bit smarter.

Complete bollocks.

Dragging Brave Little Toaster around like a political weapon, for shame. Dali had nothing to do with that and Unibot's hitting him with it all the while apologizing like saying sorry means something. Utterly contemptible.

This is nothing more than an attempt to keep out those some in the Cabinet view as undesirables. If Unibot really was sympathetic, he would be giving Dalibar a chance instead of blocking his citizenship. The "apologetic citizenship denial" act is an insult to the intelligence of everyone involved.

(03-10-2015, 11:48 AM)Unibot Wrote: 1. The Prohibited Organisations Law is prohibitive not preventative: organisations can only be prohibited in retrospect AFTER they have been found to coup, commit espionage etc. in The South Pacific.

Has The Empire been declared a Prohibited Organization? No? Then why even bring it up other than to confuse people?

These citizenship denials have gotten completely out of control.