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Diwi wrote:

Nope.

Heard of it, never watched it tho.

Oh okay, it's like the series Firefly in the sense that it's a western style anime, but it's also technically a "post apocalyptic" anime since mankind was almost wiped out while trying to colonize a new planet lol :3

Val verde- wrote:

Ya boy is Peru now

My child

So many people coming in South America... they won’t last long...

Sigh

They always leave after a few days or weeks

Warsaw Pact : Armed Forces Summary 1997

The Warsaw Pact, recently reinforced and reclaimed by comrade General Secretary Petrov, has the largest collective Armed Forces of any Major Alliance on Earth. It dwarfs all others in fielded Manpower, Vessels, Aircraft and Land-based Equipment. The only area in which it does not lead is Budget and Nuclear Weaponry, the latter was severely decreased to cut costs under a decade ago. Today we take a look at a quick summary of the Armed Forces of the Warsaw Pact, their total numbers and respective Military Budgets.

Naturally while there are 8 Members of the Warsaw Pact, it is militarily dominated by the Soviet Union, due to mixture of most Warsaw Pact States being incapable of raising a Force equal in scale and the unnecessary nature of doing so as a result of the Soviet Military having Troops stationed within them. The following Summary is to showcase the Forces of the Warsaw Pact, their individual strengths listed according to size.

Personal recommendation to listen to while reading : https://youtu.be/N9YE1XYbJ3c

Budget, USD

Manpower

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Canovia wrote:

Why do hospitals have gift shops?

So that if you are coming to visit a friend or loved one you can buy them a gift if you were unable to get one elsewhere.

Teddy Bears for kids etc.

Enough of this Socialism ->-

< Drags The Shining Purple Light onto the middle of Wall Street >

Stay here .>.

The Shining Purple Light wrote:

*replaces the American flags with Soviet flags*
uwu glowy to the wevolution

o<o7

glowy comwade

Valijun wrote:

the only thing close to a civil war that happened was The Intraconciliary War, it was a war between the ruling families of Amsterwald that started and ended very quickly. its a bit inaccurate to call that a civil war.

whatever I do as Amsterwald, whatever direction I take as it, I still won't give you a single person.

You do realize Amsterwald came into existence in a "civil war", right?

Kiger wrote:

But hey, if you don't want to follow "rEalism" and give me a few million refugees, I don't really care that much anyways.

The chinks are all I really want.

*slides you a "one-child policy" for Malays*
this should fix the Malay issue

Bomoko wrote:

Vice President Chakra stroked his chin and nodded as he listened. Indochina had left state-planned economic socialism in the mid 80s. It had since embraced a rather regulated form of mixed-economy capitalism, however President Linh was in the process of completely pushing for a more liberalised free market economy. Even so, Chakra had been ordered to return to Indochina with fruitful results.

Vice President Chakra: I see... Even so, I believe there are ways we can accommodate your socialist, state-controlled economy’s structure in our economic dealings. Apart from increasing trade between our nations which I believe is essential considering Indochina is one of Southeast Asia’s largest manufacturers. I understand that you may not wish to allow private companies to operate in Malaysia on the principal of socialism however, so I believe Indochinese “state-owned” companies can be of use to Malaysia. I’m sure that while the Malaysian government spends billions in public taxes & trade revenue on improving the lives of Malaysian people, this can be a rather arduous system to maintain with limited private enterprise and economic activity in the current state of global economic affairs. Therefore, I believe Indochina can alleviate such burdens on the Malaysian government allowing to focus on improving Malaysian quality of living, by for instance, sending Indochinese state construction companies to build key infrastructure in Malaysia in exchange for say, significantly reduced tariffs on Indochinese goods.

President Karpal Singh “Indochinese construction companies building infrastructure in Malaysia in exchange for reduced tariffs, or anything else for that matter, is certainly a possibility, but the reality is most if not all such construction is undertaken by Malaysian state-owned companies and that is the preferred way of operation, as it has been since the 1960s. Therefore I do not have much confidence that such a proposal would pass the Dewan Negara* and the Federal Council. Nevertheless, Vice President Chakra, Indochina and Malaysia do not only have to cooperate economically, as you had mentioned prior, cooperation on a cultural level is also a possibility and so much more.”

Astarina wrote:

A democratic China might be interesting to see in the COL universe

Not that I think I could do such a concept justice

If the Republic of China won the Chinese Civil War, that would be delicious.

Kiger wrote:

It's amusing that so many people have zero idea that Chiang Kai-shek was ideologically a socialist and that his picture was once carried along those of Marx, Lenin, and JoJo Siwa in Moscow.

I thought JoJo Siwa was older than she said she was!