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[quote name='Haflinger' timestamp='1298199864' post='2639375'] It's noteworthy because you've[b] apparently [/b]decided not to do active recruitment for the course of the war. I don't think you should expect that policy to serve your needs. [/quote] Weak language for a person who doesn't know anything.

[quote name='Kilkenny' timestamp='1297616680' post='2631212'] without fear from their current alliance??? Seriously?? [/quote] What language did I use to indicate that? Usually when a nation applies to an Alliance the alliance asks the nation, Do you have any enemies? If the nation is responsible they'll say yes. Said Alliance would then come to the offended party and ask the nature of the offence. I would say that if both the new Alliance and the offensive nation act respectfully in talks then both parties have nothing to worry about. Also as an aside, If we notice an EoG member moved to an alliance without telling them his status. We will take it on ourselves to speak with the new alliance. Again depending on how respectful this process is both parties can get a favorable outcome.

Really, TheRebel was re-added because we want some new MsPaints. Also, the EoG list ins't a ZI list as people know it. There's plenty of ways to get off the list. Also, our members aren't the ones to put in the effort required to keep an EoG member in constant war. If anything a person on the list really has to worry about being attacked at random more than anything else.

Gooningrad, 2011. "Hold fast, boys." It was early morning, a few hours after update and an hour before dawn. A treacherous time of day at the best of times. Too dark to make out details clearly. Bright enough that your eyes were tricked into thinking they saw clearly. The knife-bright intensity that the sentries usually employed was dulled, replaced with the false security of thinking you saw everything. Conventional wisdom said you should attack at night. Conventional wisdom wasn't all that wise. No, better to attack in the half-light, where eyes played tricks, and soldiers were spooked into thinking every tree waving in the wind was an attacker. They focused on the phantoms, and didn't see the bayonet until it spilled hot blood. It was twelve updates since the siege had begun. Twelve updates, twelve armies levied against them. The grind had almost become routine. You got up, checked the horizon, made sure your supplies were holding up, checked the horizon, went for a leak and saw the steam rise in the february air, checked the horizon. If your weapon was out of arm's reach, if you yawned and stretched and took a moment to get a swig of coffee, that's when they would come. To call them armies didn't describe it right. They wore twelve different uniforms, fought in a hundred different ways. Some of them marched with military precision. Some moved skirmisher-style from cover to cover. Some readied, aimed, and fired with the clockwork perfection of an out of date tin toy. Some gibbered and ran towards the barricades, not caring as they were torn up by the defenses. This very randomness made them unnerving, as did their number. It was like being attacked by the dreams of a thousand soldiers. They were the superior force, in number at least, in armament, if you wished to count it that way. "Stand your ground, lads. Give better than you get." The officer on duty spoke behind the lines, voice as soft as a bedtime story, but filled with ice and iron. "You know what they want of you. When they come, you know what they want you to do. THey want you to run, they want us all to run. They don't want to fight us, they want to neuter us, and they think we'll just submit to it, become eunnuchs like them. They think we'll fold, because they think that given the choice between dying and becoming half-men, we'll hand over our family jewels. Now, I don't know about you, lads, but I have no intention of handing my lads over." The horizon still appeared empty. This didn't mean anything. The enemy could appear in a second, vanish without a trace. An empty horizon was a cause for nerves. "They think we care about what they can do to us. Do you care about that, lads?" The soldiers grinned, and their teeth were stained red. "Right, well our allies left us an important job here. Hold the tide back, hold off any support to the enemy. Stop them here, stop them now." "Sir!" A lookout called down. This was unexpected. Something big enough for the lookouts to see would have to be major. "Movement on the horizon, sir." the lookout said. For a fleeting second, the weariness of the situation splashed over the officer. Oh well, if it were another army joining the fray, they'd see them off as they had the others. However, there was something in the lookout's voice that told him it wasn't so. "Sir, it's the relief!" The officer looked out, and in the distance saw them. Glorious in aqua, orange, and blue. Some battle hardened, some fresh for the fight. All a sight for sore eyes. The officer grinned. "Right," he said, "Let's see if we can find something for them to do."

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Small Problem there. OSA isn't aiming where you think it is.

[quote name='Haflinger' timestamp='1296448884' post='2612050'] So does Brotherhood of Steel now meet GOONS' definition of an alliance? [/quote] I don't know about that, but they do meet the definition of Fun.

My heart had palpitations while reading that. Well done sirs!

[quote name='Hyperbad' timestamp='1296425416' post='2611569'] Are you saying this conflict is at an end and if we're going to fight we better get those shots in now? [/quote] No, he just said the same thing I did. Don't be obtuse. I'm a okay sitting here waiting for you and your friends. Good fun and all.

[quote name='Hyperbad' timestamp='1296424653' post='2611547'] I find it hard to believe you think our mid to upper tier is going to stay in peace mode for the entire duration of this conflict as you seem to suggest by use of the word "hiding". [/quote] Our friends and us are waiting with baited breath.

[quote name='Xaranthius' timestamp='1296424253' post='2611539'] I've heard we can request wars here. I'm a little lonely and only have one defensive war. Anyone care to help put me back in raiding range so I can have some fun nuking noobs? [/quote] This man needs help. He likes long walks on the beach and he listens to Mannie Fresh.

[quote name='mhawk' timestamp='1296423086' post='2611499'] Some of us have been beat down so many times we lack the capability to play in the upper tier. Take TPF, we have 1 nation that can fight anyone in umbrella's top 10. I'm sure you guys would love to have us take a suicide run at it, however we will fight the war the best way we can. We presume you guys want to make this as close to a war of extermination as possible, so we have every right to fight to our advantages and play for the long term goals. Our top end can fight when and where we choose, we are not dictated by mushroom baby tantrums. [/quote] So wait, you just acknowledge you can't win? Also, we're not here to exterminate anyone, you're free to bow out at your leisure.

Now this was funny. Good jobs sirs.

Any Europa Ruler that I have had the pleasure of speaking with has always been entertaining. Good show old sports.

The site wasn't shutdown by the FBI the man took it down himself because even he knew how easy it was for a minour to find the site. My point being, it's rather easy for children to find porn without trying. So to bring that up as an argument against the mercy board is rather trite. Also after looking at the nato12 thread again myself, I do not see an images that I would say were pornographic.