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Tasmania ODP+Trade


Maelstrom Vortex

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1. Signatories agree not to start war with each other.

2. Signatories of this treaty agree to free trade.

3. Signatories of this treaty grant freedom of military movement through their sovereign domains so long as the intent is solely transit.

4. Signatories of this treaty agree to allow the free flow of capital financing between their respective nations in terms of private investment and ownership.

5. Signatories of this treaty agree to share intelligence of any geo strategic threats to their partners as soon as they become aware.

6. The signatories agree that if one is attacked the other has the option of moving to defend the sovereignty of its treaty partner and would have all authorizations to land, air, and naval space needed to do so.

7. This treaty may be canceled anytime with a 24 hours Notice.

Maelstrom Vortex,

Triumvirate Adviser

Signed for the Republic of Tasmania

Kevin Stone, Head of State

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3. Signatories of this treaty grant freedom of military movement through their sovereign domains so long as the intent is solely transit.

This is particularly worrying. If either of your nations becomes hostile towards New Zealand, this treaty allows for one to be non-neutral in the matter even without having a clause for aggression.

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This is particularly worrying. If either of your nations becomes hostile towards New Zealand, this treaty allows for one to be non-neutral in the matter even without having a clause for aggression.

We would propose that the easiest solution then is to avoid seeking military solutions to conflicts and determine them at the negotiations table.

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Such threatening words worry us.
"Proposing discussion over military action is threatening? Sorry, it wasn't intended to be perceived as such."

While we disagree with some of the Empire's recent actions, we are confused by the obvious paranoia of New Zealand.

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