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What does the GCR Security Network mean to you?
(11-06-2014, 06:01 PM)Sandaoguo Wrote: What does the GCR Security Network mean to you? My interpretation of the GCR Security Network is "a way to keep the peace between the GCR's." no matter how out of hand things get. The last thing we need is GCR's turning on each other. It'd be as chaotic as New Charlzilla's idea of combining the GCR's into a single government.
GCR Security Network was a concept Glen developed in which we sought bilateral treaties with all Game Created Regions. It would be a way to have a strong security network while avoiding the multilateral alliances that have previously failed.
A short and incomplete explanation, of course, but this is the basic concept. Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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Yeah, I looked it up on the NS forum earlier. Definitely worth pursuing.
Two Questions for you:
1. Have you ever held a Cabinet position (or it's equivilant) in any region before? 2. How much experience do you have negotiating with others?
1. Have you ever held a Cabinet position (or it's equivalent) in any region before?
No, I have not. Sharing the same IP Address with my brother has long since prevented me from participating in most regions, except for the raider regions, but I can't commit to raiderdom. 2. How much experience do you have negotiating with others? Nearly my whole life. Mostly with my two older brothers and my father. It's a bit complicated to explain. (11-07-2014, 03:46 PM)TAC Wrote: No, I have not. Sharing the same IP Address with my brother has long since prevented me from participating in most regions, except for the raider regions, but I can't commit to raiderdom. Speaking of which, do you consider yourself to follow any specific NS Ideology? (Raider, Defender, Imperialist etc)
First of all is this the right place for TAC to campaign? To quote " The Assembly of The South Pacific is for all citizens to post, discuss and suggest laws and resolutions." It's not a campaigning area, would it not be more appropriate in the University or somewhere else.
Secondly you don't have much experience do you? When I was doing that idiotic campaign for Minister of the Army, I realised I didn't have any experience, you have Assembly experience should you not run for something like MoRA, it's an easier job and it wouldn't have huge affects on TSP. Though you will most likely lose as Kris will most likely smash his way through, it will give you some more experience. Europeian Ambassador to The South Pacific
Former Local Council Member Former Minister of Regional Affairs Former High Court Justice (11-07-2014, 03:57 PM)Punchwood Wrote: First of all is this the right place for TAC to campaign? To quote " The Assembly of The South Pacific is for all citizens to post, discuss and suggest laws and resolutions." It's not a campaigning area, would it not be more appropriate in the University or somewhere else. (11-06-2014, 03:02 PM)Unibot Wrote: Given we don't appear to have an area for early campaigning - it'll allow these discussions to take place here until we have some kind of subforum up for campaigning. You are after all, always welcome to express your political views on the future of the region in our Assembly.
(11-07-2014, 03:57 PM)Punchwood Wrote: First of all is this the right place for TAC to campaign? To quote " The Assembly of The South Pacific is for all citizens to post, discuss and suggest laws and resolutions." It's not a campaigning area, would it not be more appropriate in the University or somewhere else. He shouldn't have really posted until nominations open, in the first place, but since Election Central isn't visible yet, the Assembly will have to do for now. (11-07-2014, 03:57 PM)Punchwood Wrote: should you not run for something like MoRA, it's an easier job and it wouldn't have huge affects on TSP. Different people have different opinions on that, but personally I think MoRA is the most important and consequential ministry of the region, and it couldn't be a more difficult job. MoRA shouldn't be understimated. Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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