I wish to invite you to Vladivostok to discuss some important issues affecting both our countries.
President Li Jeng
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I wish to invite you to Vladivostok to discuss some important issues affecting both our countries.
President Li Jeng
I wish to invite you to Vladivostok to discuss some important issues affecting both our countries.
President Li Jeng
OOC: ERP.
Stop forgetting that, people.
Stop forgetting that, people.
OOC: Stop remembering ERP, more like.
Apologies to all who take my comment a bit too seriously. I am simply pointing out that nobody has the right to tell someone else what to label their threads and I understand how confusing my sentence was worded. It makes more sense to me as I am the one who wrote it.
Apologies to all who take my comment a bit too seriously. I am simply pointing out that nobody has the right to tell someone else what to label their threads and I understand how confusing my sentence was worded. It makes more sense to me as I am the one who wrote it.
OOC:
It is a convenient privilege, not a right.
Look, if you're that bothered about it, quit playing.
IC: King Harold rushed to his plane and departed immediately.
*Skip a few hours.
*
The plane landed in Vladivostok and the King stepped out to meet with the President. Good morning mister President.
QUOTE (Lynneth @ Nov 4 2009, 04:37 PM) 
OOC: ERP.
Stop forgetting that, people.
Stop forgetting that, people.
It is a convenient privilege, not a right.
QUOTE (Sargun @ Nov 4 2009, 04:37 PM)
OOC: Stop remembering ERP, more like.
Look, if you're that bothered about it, quit playing.
IC: King Harold rushed to his plane and departed immediately.
*Skip a few hours.
*The plane landed in Vladivostok and the King stepped out to meet with the President. Good morning mister President.
QUOTE (TheStig @ Nov 4 2009, 04:50 PM)
IC: King Harold rushed to his plane and departed immediately.
*Skip a few hours.*
The plane landed in Vladivostok and the King stepped out to meet with the President. Good morning mister President.
*Skip a few hours.
*The plane landed in Vladivostok and the King stepped out to meet with the President. Good morning mister President.
"Good morning your majesty. Welcome to Northasia. What would you like to discuss?"
QUOTE (Curristan @ Nov 4 2009, 05:03 PM)
"Good morning your majesty. Welcome to Northasia. What would you like to discuss?"
"Well, even though you invited me... [OOC]
[/OOC] I believe we both know why we are here. Our Empires have been close for many months now, and considering the global situation at present, I feel we need to get drafting a treaty immediately, if we intend to remain organised throughout the coming months."
"Ah, i feel that when i have these sort of meetings i like to ask the guest what they want to talk about. What clauses or points do you want in the treaty?"
I would probably say Mutual Defence, at the least. That and the obvious economic and political co-operation. What are your views on this?
"I think because of the current climate. A mutual defence pact would suit both our nations. It will also allow co-operation on the ground if war comes."
QUOTE (Curristan @ Nov 4 2009, 05:22 PM)
"I think because of the current climate. A mutual defence pact would suit both our nations. It will also allow co-operation on the ground if war comes."
"Excellent. Do you happen to have a blank draft of the treaty in question?"
OOC: Just make sure nuclear weapons aren't used indiscriminately this time, OK? This will be my only post in this thread.
Oh, and it would be helpful if people would remember to label ERP threads...
This will be my only post in this thread.Oh, and it would be helpful if people would remember to label ERP threads...
"Never mind, it appears I've brought a draft with me."
Signed for the British Empire,
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
QUOTE
Treaty of Vladivostok
Article I.
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
Article II.
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
Article III.
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
Article IV.
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
Article V.
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
Article I.
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
Article II.
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
Article III.
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
Article IV.
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
Article V.
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
Signed for the British Empire,
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
Signed for the Northasian Union,
Vladimir Putin Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin Prime Minister
OOC: Code... 
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[color="#FF0000"][b]Article I.[/b][/color]
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article II.[/b][/color]
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article III.[/b][/color]
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article IV.[/b][/color]
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article V.[/b][/color]
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Signed for the British Empire,[/b][/color]
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
[color="#FF0000"][b]Signed for the Northasian Union,[/b][/color]
[i]Vladimir Putin[/i] Prime Minister
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article I.[/b][/color]
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article II.[/b][/color]
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article III.[/b][/color]
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article IV.[/b][/color]
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Article V.[/b][/color]
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
[color="#FF0000"][b]Signed for the British Empire,[/b][/color]
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
[color="#FF0000"][b]Signed for the Northasian Union,[/b][/color]
[i]Vladimir Putin[/i] Prime Minister
PUBLIC:
Treaty of Vladivostok
Article I.
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
Article II.
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
Article III.
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
Article IV.
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
Article V.
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
Signed for the British Empire,
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
Signed for the Northasian Union,
Vladimir Putin Prime Minister
Treaty of Vladivostok
Article I.
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
Article II.
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
Article III.
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
Article IV.
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
Article V.
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
Signed for the British Empire,
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
Signed for the Northasian Union,
Vladimir Putin Prime Minister
This treaty is not yet in effect. A closer look at the description of Prime Minister does not give Putin the right to sign this document into ratification. Also, after it is signed by the President, the Parliaments of both Unionized republics must ratify the treaty before it is in complete effect.
QUOTE (comrade nikonov @ Nov 4 2009, 09:08 PM)
PUBLIC:
Treaty of Vladivostok
Article I.
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
Article II.
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
Article III.
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
Article IV.
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
Article V.
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
Signed for the British Empire,
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
Signed for the Northasian Union,
Vladimir Putin Prime Minister
Ji Ling President
Treaty of Vladivostok
Article I.
The British Empire and the Northasian Union agree to sign this treaty to promote friendship, and to provide for the defence of both nations.
Article II.
Any and all intelligence that may expose a security threat to either nation must be shared.
Article III.
Free trade, meaning importing and exporting of goods between both nations without tariffs, as well as open borders between both nations, is to be enacted as a condition of this treaty.
Article IV.
If either nation is attacked by another nation, the nation not under attack is required by this treaty to come to the defence of the nation under attack.
Article V.
If either nation wishes to cancel this treaty, a 72 hour notification period is required.
Signed for the British Empire,
King Howard GBE
UK Head of State
Emperor of the British Empire
Signed for the Northasian Union,
Vladimir Putin Prime Minister
Ji Ling President
Signed, will be soon ratified by the Unionized Parliaments.
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