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The SouL of the Templar Knights becomes dark


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The SouL of the Templar Knights becomes dark

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Preface

The sovereign alliances of The Templar Knights and Soldiers of Legion bear witness to this agreement as formal recognition of the diplomatic relations that exist between them. The purpose of this agreement is to cement the good will of two friendly alliances, to foster further growth of diplomatic ties, and for the betterment of the international community. Both signatories recognize the legal nature of this document and agree to hold true to its articles and truths.

Article I – Sovereignty

Section 1. The sovereignty of the signing alliances and individual member states has priority above all other considerations. As such the signatories agree to respect the natural right to sovereignty of each other. Under no circumstance shall this right be infringed upon.

Section 2. Both signatories recognize the right to govern themselves and conduct affairs within their alliances without interference from the other. Additionally any extra-territorial area considered within a signatory’s jurisdiction will be accorded the status of sovereign territory for purposes of this document. The jurisdiction of a party outside its territory is any alliance, area or nation that is agreed upon by both parties on a previous date as being so.

Section 3. All other considerations are secondary to sovereignty.

Article II – Geniality and Humility

Section 1. Dialogue between the signatory nations is to remain cordial at all times and bear witness to the natural right of each alliance with respect and dignity.

Section 2. The signatories agree to allow for respectful diplomatic discussion over matters of dispute between them. Should either party believe that this section has been violated they may call a 7 day suspension of Articles III and IV pending bilateral diplomatic review.

Article III – Non-Interference

Section 1. The signatories agree that the diplomatic activities and relations of either alliance are not to be interfered with unless they violate the conditions of this agreement. A violation of this section will result in a suspension of this agreement pending bilateral diplomatic review.

Article IV – Intelligence Cooperation

Section 1. The signatories agree not to interfere with the intelligence activities of either party unless they violate the conditions of this agreement. A violation of this section will result in immediate termination of this agreement without reprieve.

Section 2. The signatories agree to share relevant intelligence information with either party unless doing so conflicts with other established diplomatic agreements between the parties or other nations. Should a conflict arise the signing nation is obligated to inform the other party that a conflict exists and a diplomatic review must be conducted. Intelligence information considered relevant is any information that relates to any nation, alliance or diplomatic arena with which either party has a current diplomatic agreement, a former diplomatic agreement, is currently engaging in hostilities with, or may prove to be a threat in the future.

Section 3. The signatory alliances’ intelligence of external international affairs may be requested upon by one alliance to another assuming the responder may have helpful intelligence on worldly affairs. However, information given is not obligatory by any means. In addition, if international intelligence is shared, it must be truthful to the best knowledge of the alliance that is acting as the informant.

Article V – Financial Assistance

Section 1. The signatories recognize the right of either party to request financial assistance for the individual nations or their alliance as a whole. This request shall not carry with it any action belittling either party or any condemnation as in accordance with Article II.

Section 2. The signatories agree that any financial aid needed must be requested in writing. Such aid is neither obligatory nor is it obligatory to match the requested amount. The alliance requesting financial assistance must request an amount and state reasons why the aid is needed. However, the responding alliance is under no means obligated to give financial aid or give reasons for denial of aid. Amount of financial aid in instance of request is determined by the financier, and in no way has to meet the amount requested.

Section 3. The signatories agree that aid requested and aid given uses complete discretion of need. It is the financier’s obligation to accept any aid request and determine the amount of aid to be received, as well as if financial aid is declined.

Article VI – Mutual Military Defense

Section 1. The signatories agree to recognize requests for military assistance in any conflict not of either parties design. This obligation does not extend to conflicts initiated by either party. Military assistance, within the means of the party, must be provided. Should a diplomatic contestation arise due to competing diplomatic agreements then a bilateral diplomatic review must be conducted within 48 hours of the request.

Section 2. The signatories are obligated to provide military assistance if the conflict is generated by an external diplomatic agreement. In this case the request can not be denied without a violation of this agreement.

Section 3. Military aid, similar to financial aid in Article V, must be requested, and it is to the discretion of the sending alliance on how much military aid is given, although when requested it is a legal obligation to provide military aid in defensive conflicts.

Section 4. The Commander of defense has to be neutered or this treaty becomes invalid. Should the Commander of Defense be able to cause any offspring the treaty has the option of being nullified, as the Commander of Defense's ability to reproduce should be.

Article VII –Optional Military Aggression

Section 1. The signatories agree to recognize requests of military assistance in conflict of one or both parties’ design. This obligation extends to conflicts initiated by either party. Military assistance, within the means of the party, can willingly be provided or declined. Should a diplomatic contestation arise due to competing diplomatic agreements then a bilateral diplomatic review must be conducted within 48 hours of the request.

Section 2. The signatories are not obligated to provide military assistance in conflict initiated by one or both parties. In this case the request for military assistance can be denied without a violation of this agreement.

Section 3. Military aid, similar to financial aid in Article V, must be requested, and it is to the discretion of the sending alliance on how much military aid is given, although when requested it is not a legal obligation to provide assistance in conflicts of signatory aggression.

Article VIII – Amendment

Section 1. An amendment of this agreement, proposed by either party, must undergo a bilateral diplomatic review for a minimum period of 7 days. An agreement between the parties will result in the amendment taking affect after a period of 7 days during which the amendment must be made available to the members of both signatories’ alliances.

Section 2. An amendment may be nullified by either party within a period of 14 days after the amendment has taken affect. A nullification of an amendment will restore the amended portions of the agreement to their previous status. A nullification of an amendment shall not be used as grounds for termination of the agreement except in the event that a diplomatic review displays a negative or manipulative intention.

Article IX – Termination

Section 1. The signatories agree not to terminate this agreement in haste and without diplomatic review.

Section 2. The formal termination of this agreement may only occur after a diplomatic review period of 48 hours. Should either party support the termination of the agreement at the conclusion of this period then the agreement will be considered terminated after an additional period of 3 days.

Section 3. Should either party terminate the agreement prematurely or outside the formal process then that party will be considered the diplomatic aggressor. The affronted party will bear the right to take any diplomatic action it deems necessary.

Section 4. Should either party terminate the agreement prematurely or outside the formal process with the intention of initiating or fostering conflict with the other party or with any other nation or alliance with diplomatic ties to the other party then the affronted party bears the right to take any diplomatic or military action is deemed necessary.

Signed for Soldiers of Legion

General Patriot

Colonel Darkstar

Commander of Foreign Affairs Erik Ryan

Signed for The Templar Knights

Cyphon Grand Master

AmunRa Advisor

Wiccan High Priest Sergeant at Arms

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Edited by Patriot89
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It's nothing personal to the alliance, just that the name clicks in my mind as "Soldiers of Soldiers," which doesn't make entirely too much sense. "Soldiers of Legion" does sound cool though.

Thats because you guys are thinking of the standard definition when in fact "Legion" is a demon.

"And he asked him, What is thy name? And he answered, saying, My name is Legion: for we are many. "

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