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Argus Panoptes

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  1. Oi! Just me, the noob. 49 pages of !@#$%^&* tl;dr, but why are NG's 4 largest nations in PM? Going out with a bang? Nope. $%&@tards, all of you.

    Anyway. Special cudos to Sir Bujungo who eloped 26 days ago from his old alliance, in PM mode, has sent no aid or whatever in this period and is just perched up high as #1. What are you doing up there? Do you have a fcuking job?

    Anyone in this thread better be in war mode or pretty please shut the fcuk up. I'm ready (and bored). Lets put NG to bed, at their own request.

  2. On 27-8-2016 at 3:23 PM, LordDarrin said:

    The point of what we got going is is this. Everyone has their say. If 2/3 chose war and the 3rd says no it's a no go. You must not have read unanimous. With that being said if it's a matter that the 2 feel strongly about or maybe the 3rd is inactive well the wild card is called upon. Such as our government in the US. The president can veto something but the senate can say no it's happening.

     

    Unanimous or not, inactive or not isn't the point. You have a lingering 4th member who has the incredible power to overturn majority triumverate vote (2-1) as he/she sees fit.So basically your wild card is your executive leader and your triumverate a trio of puppets. And tri still does not mean quattuor. Simple latin linguistics.

     

    Your US analogy is false BTW. It doesn't work that way. I have a better one for you though, and it works just fine: Brazil!

     
    Brazil's President Formally Impeached

    Dilma Rousseff has been formally impeached. Here are five things to know about Brazil's colossal political mess.

    Posted by AJ+ on Wednesday, August 31, 2016

     

  3. On 23-8-2016 at 0:11 AM, Razgriz24 said:

    The Triumvirate

    There shall be an executive triumvirate. This triumvirate must be in unanimous agreement in order for any resolutions to pass.

     

    The Wild Card

    There shall be a fourth member of the triumvirate. This member shall only be used when the triumvirate can not come to a unanimous decision. The decision of the wild card shall be law in such cases.

     

    By definition, a Triumvirate cannot have a fourth member. Tri=3. Look it up...

     

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