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WA Recommendations
Peaceful First Contact — AGAINST
After thinking about this for a bit, I am recommending a vote against. I believe this resolution has good intentions, however, it simply lacks in substance especially regarding what are the consequences from launching an offensive against visiting nations? Who oversees this? Is there immunity from disciplinary actions for the nation defending itself in the case of an invasion upon first contact (or shortly after)? Also, what determines a “beneficial” war? Does this excuse colonization? Surely one could make the case that would be beneficial for the colonizers. Because of this, I am voting against and I encourage my fellow Assemblians to do so as well.
Condemn Ravana — AGAINST
I’ll be brief. This seems like a petty dispute between regions and I don’t think it warrants action on the part of the Security Council.
In Unity,
-Grey
Secretary
Llorens, NeoXoleria, Earth socialist republics, Antinios, and 1 otherInternationalist soviets
In a factbook you posted to their RMB, you have national leaders named after the racist murderers of Fernando Baez Sosa. You were questioned on in TI and didn't bother responding. That's what got you banned there, and it's what's getting you banned here too.
- Kava
Cedoria, Libertasnia, Courelli, Argentigrad, and 10 othersPodria, Greylyn, Slackertown, Nangka, Wascoitan, Masseillyia, Taipey, Antinios, Sauros, and Nepacton Murt
Legislation Voted Upon
The Legislative Process Amendment (Voting Duration) has passed in the GA by a unanimous vote of 7-0. The votes were as follows:
FOR
Antinios: "I do believe that establishing a voting period for minor amendments is beneficial and I see no problem with shortening the voting periods as most votes are cast before 48 hours."
Argentigrad: "Almost every bill gets voted on in less than 48 hours, and establishing the duration of the voting period as 48 hours would help efficiency."
Dyl: "Most bills already pass under 48 hours, also if someone would become inactive we wouldn't need wait as long for a bill to pass."
Kavagrad: "I've long been an advocate of shortening voting periods, having previously written legislation on the topic, so this is a no-brainer from my point of view."
New samon: "The bill has no conflicts with current practices, and engrains it in law. In simpler terms, I agree with previous points stated."
Nottinhaps: "This will help make legislation passing go through smoother, as less time is needed for voting."
Sincadenas: "I don't have much to add to the prior reasons given. Makes things go faster and more efficiently since we don't really need more than 48 hours to vote. The 24 hour long period also makes sense."
Legislation Introduced
Next in the Legislative Queue is the Constitutional Amendment (Voting Duration), which is hereby introduced on the RMB for public feedback over the next 24 hours, after which it shall be put to a vote open to all electoral citizens.
Purpose
The amendment seeks to implement a set voting period for constitutional amendments.
Implementation
The amendment shall be implemented with immediate effect.
Author/Signatory
Result
? Yes, ? No
An amendment to this Constitution may be enacted with a two-thirds majority of electoral citizens in favour
A minor, inconsequential amendment to this Constitution shall be exempt from the previous clause and instead may be enacted with a two-thirds majority of the General Assembly in favour
An amendment to this Constitution may be enacted with a two-thirds majority of electoral citizens in favour
World Assembly citizens shall be permitted to vote in a three-day poll
Military Voting and dual citizens shall be permitted to vote on the Regional Message Board in the same period
A minor, inconsequential amendment to this Constitution shall be exempt from the previous clause and instead may be enacted with a two-thirds majority of the General Assembly in favour over a voting period of two days
I encourage members to vote against the WA proposal "Peaceful first contact".
Peaceful relations between socialist and capitalist nations are impossible, due to the nature of class conflict.
Nations are not separate from their State and political-economic system/mode of production.
NeoXoleria and Slackertown
I'm proud to announce that the 18th General Assembly has passed 10 pieces of legislation in a single month following my election as Speaker and the beginning of our legislative work.
For comparison, the record for pieces of legislation passed over an entire term is 14, set by the 16th GA.
I hope that this GA can continue to find ways to improve our laws for the benefit of TLA and all Assemblians, as it has done thus far.
Unity in Diversity!
Kavagrad, Speaker of the General Assembly
Argentigrad, Greylyn, Nangka, Outer Golpi Steppes, and 2 othersNew samon, and Antinios
Announcement from the Secretary
Hi comrades,
So I’m just posting this announcement to send out a few reminders.
1.) Suggestion Box — In case you haven’t noticed, we have a suggestion box linked on the WFE which is open to all Assemblians to share their thoughts and any suggestions on which direction my administration should take. The link for it is here: https://forms.gle/PjggW3xMb7LcCpzY8
2.) Civil Service — We’ve added the Ministry of Community Affairs to the Civil Service Initiative. If you’re interested in volunteering for Community Affairs, I encourage you to apply today. You can find the dispatch linked in the WFE, but for convenience, I will also link it:
The Civil Service Initiative is a multifaceted executive project to bring Assemblians into our community’s political process through volunteer work within our various ministries. Though each ministry’s civil service will have its own unique characteristics depending on the conditions thereof, volunteers will assist in the day-to-day functions of the Cabinet. At the end of the term, individuals will be awarded for their service to our community.
In order to become a Civil Servant, one need only fill out a brief application via a google form. Applications will be reviewed at the cabinet’s earliest convenience and applicants will be informed on whether they’ve been accepted into their program of interest. Individual ministries may have restrictions such as length of residency prior to being eligible to participate.
In short, the Guide Program is an opportunity for new members to have a mentor accompany them as they transition into The Leftist Assembly and become a part of our community. The nature of the Guide Program is the following.
In order to be eligible to become a Guide, one must reside in the region for a minimum of three months.
Guides will be assigned upon request by a new member who wishes to have a mentor from the Guide Program.
Guides will remain with their assigned newcomer for a week, during which, the Guide will answer any questions or concerns and otherwise assist in the integration process.
To request a Guide, individuals are encouraged to fill out the following form with the information requested.
The Community Affairs Ministry is the cultural enrichment wing of the Civil Service Initiative. Here, volunteers can work with Minister Libertasnia to select leftist art, such as poems, songs, photos, etc, and give them a spotlight within our region to provide a unique experience and resource to the comrades in our Assembly. Volunteers may also work with the Minister, as well as other Members of Government to plan and run cooperative events with other allied regions, such as a game night, movie night, or joint culture shows.
Civil Service members in Roleplay will help by maintaining the roleplay resources. Major responsibilities will be to maintain the map by adding new members or making map change requests, once they have been approved by the MORP. Another will be to maintain the list of active roleplayers. Should further needs arise, the input and assistance of civil service members will be gladly accepted.
Civil Service members in the Information Ministry will help by informing citizens of various events, through the use of dispatches. Those who wish to apply should have an understanding of how to use BBCode (the code used to create dispatches on NationStates). Should further needs arise, the input and assistance of civil service members will be gladly accepted.
Grod Island - Ministry of Recruitment
Wascoitan - Ministry of Recruitment
Antinios - Ministries of Recruitment and Community Affairs
Anakzaxica - Ministry of Information
Comrade boda — Ministry of Community Affairs and Ministry of Roleplay
Podria - Ministry of Community Affairs, Ministry of Roleplay, Ministry of Information
3.) We have an art museum which I encourage everyone to submit any writings or other forms of art to share with the region. Link: https://sites.google.com/view/the-leftist-assembly-museum/home?authuser=0 For inquiries about how to make submissions, I refer you to Curator 
Wascoitan.
And with that, my announcement is done. Thank you again for electing me as your Secretary and I look forward to continuing to serve TLA. :)
-Grey
Secretary
The whole point of "first contact" is that you don't know the people that you have just made contact with though.
Slackertown, Outer Golpi Steppes, Digitotuo, Nepacton Murt, and 1 otherToyotom
Constitutional Amendment(Voting duration) will help clarify and define a set voting period for constitutional amendments.
I decided to go with 3 days for regular amendments to the constitution as I believe that 3 days is a more reasonable period for electoral citizens to decide whether to support the amendment in question as they might not be as active. I also believe that the increased importance of constitution amendments justifies the 3 days voting period as compared to the 48 hours voting period that Code of Law amendments have.
The increased clarification on the process of the voting period would also help to reduce possible confusion in the future.
I'm open to any changes proposed to the amendment as long as sufficient reasons are given.
Libertasnia, Kavagrad, Argentigrad, Greylyn, and 2 othersOuter Golpi Steppes, and Toyotom
POPULATION TRACKER: 9 JULY 2020
[D/M/Y: total population (comparison to week before) / WA population (comparison to week before)]
9 July 2020: 467 (+10) / 258 (-9)
16 July 2020 (457) (-10) / 244 (-14)
View the full stats here:
This dispatch details the record of recruitment efforts in The Leftist Assembly since December 2017, incorporating all previous versions. This is the official recruitment tracker as per by section 2(d) of the Minister Responsibilities Act. It is currently overseen by Minister of Recruitment Dyl.
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
23 Dec 2017 |
124 (-) |
56 (-) |
None |
27 Dec 2017 |
118 (-6) |
56 (-2) |
None |
1 Jan 2018 |
115 (-3) |
55 (-1) |
None |
4 Jan 2018 |
119 (+4) |
56 (+1) |
|
7 Jan 2018 |
126 (+7) |
59 (+3) |
|
12 Jan 2018 |
124 (-2) |
59 (-) |
|
14 Jan 2018 |
134 (+10) |
60 (+1) |
|
17 Jan 2018 |
135 (+1) |
62 (+2) |
|
20 Jan 2018 |
140 (+5) |
67 (+5) |
|
24 Jan 2018 |
142 (+2) |
70 (+3) |
|
1 Feb 2018 |
146 (+4) |
67 (-3) |
|
5 Feb 2018 |
151 (+5) |
72 (+5) |
|
8 Feb 2018 |
153 (+2) |
74 (+2) |
|
18 Feb 2018 |
158 (+5) |
74 (-) |
|
22 Feb 2018 |
161 (+3) |
75 (+1) |
|
1 Mar 2018 |
163 (+2) |
74 (-1) |
|
4 Mar 2018 |
167 (+4) |
74 (-) |
|
7 Mar 2018 |
174 (+7) |
76 (+2) |
|
10 Mar 2018 |
180 (+6) |
78 (+2) |
|
12 Mar 2018 |
186 (+6) |
80 (+2) |
|
17 Mar 2018 |
184 (-2) |
80 (-) |
|
20 Mar 2018 |
188 (+4) |
84 (+4) |
|
26 Mar 2018 |
185 (-3) |
80 (-4) |
|
1 Apr 2018 |
191 (+6) |
77 (-3) |
|
7 Apr 2018 |
189 (-2) |
78 (+1) |
|
24 Apr 2018 |
185 (-4) |
74 (-4) |
|
9 May 2018 |
189 (+4) |
76 (+2) |
|
11 May 2018 |
203 (+14) |
77 (+1) |
|
15 May 2018 |
211 (+8) |
82 (+5) |
|
22 Jun 2018 |
250 (+39) |
94 (+12) |
|
2 Jul 2018 |
257 (+7) |
104 (+10) |
|
9 Jul 2018 |
254 (-3) |
106 (+2) |
|
24 Jul 2018 |
253 (-1) |
110 (+4) |
|
6 Aug 2018 |
241 (-12) |
106 (-4) |
|
15 Aug 2018 |
256 (+15) |
107 (+1) |
|
24 Aug 2018 |
247 (-9) |
104 (-3) |
|
1 Sep 2018 |
250 (+3) |
102 (-2) |
|
30 Sep 2018 |
267 (+17) |
117 (+15) |
|
6 Oct 2018 |
291 (+24) |
118 (+1) |
|
13 Oct 2018 |
295 (+4) |
117 (-1) |
|
20 Oct 2018 |
318 (+23) |
110 (-7) |
|
28 Oct 2018 |
276 (-42) |
105 (-5) |
|
4 Nov 2018 |
266 (-10) |
105 (-) |
|
12 Nov 2018 |
277 (+11) |
109 (+4) |
|
21 Nov 2018 |
281 (+4) |
109 (-) |
|
28 Nov 2018 |
271 (-10) |
111 (+2) |
|
6 Dec 2018 |
263 (-6) |
106 (-5) |
|
17 Dec 2018 |
295 (+32) |
108 (+2) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
2 Jan 2019 |
253 (-42) |
104 (-4) |
|
7 Jan 2019 |
243 (-10) |
96 (-8) |
None |
20 Jan 2019 |
223 (-20) |
102 (+6) |
|
24 Jan 2019 |
220 (-3) |
104 (+2) |
|
2 Feb 2019 |
256 (+36) |
113 (+9) |
|
9 Feb 2019 |
300 (+44) |
126 (+13) |
|
18 Feb 2019 |
321 (+21) |
125 (-1) |
|
27 Feb 2019 |
339 (+18) |
137 (+12) |
|
6 Mar 2019 |
348 (+9) |
142 (+5) |
|
15 Mar 2019 |
345 (-3) |
140 (-2) |
|
28 Mar 2019 |
343 (-2) |
145 (+5) |
|
11 Apr 2019 |
349 (+6) |
154 (+9) |
|
2 May 2019 |
360 (+11) |
204 (+50) |
|
24 May 2019 |
369 (+9) |
159 (-45) |
|
31 May 2019 |
393 (+24) |
175 (+16) |
|
7 Jun 2019 |
385 (-8) |
174 (-1) |
|
22 Jun 2019 |
395 (+10) |
186 (+12) |
|
8 Jul 2019 |
385 (-10) |
185 (-1) |
|
26 Jul 2019 |
377 (-8) |
193 (+8) |
|
1 Aug 2019 |
383 (+6) |
190 (-3) |
|
8 Aug 2019 |
392 (+9) |
196 (+6) |
|
21 Aug 2019 |
404 (+12) |
204 (+8) |
|
28 Aug 2019 |
416 (+12) |
215 (+11) |
|
13 Sep 2019 |
412 (-4) |
217 (+2) |
|
23 Sep 2019 |
435 (+23) |
203 (-14) |
|
9 Oct 2019 |
458 (+23) |
211 (+8) |
|
3 Nov 2019 |
428 (-30) |
223 (+12) |
|
24 Nov 2019 |
464 (+36) |
236 (+13) |
|
2 Dec 2019 |
506 (+42) |
257 (+21) |
|
14 Dec 2019 |
519 (+13) |
254 (-3) |
|
19 Dec 2019 |
514 (-5) |
251 (-3) |
|
23 Dec 2019 |
520 (+6) |
263 (+12) |
|
29 Dec 2019 |
520 (-) |
256 (-7) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
1 Jan 2020 |
508 (-12) |
247 (-9) |
|
8 Jan 2020 |
522 (+14) |
253 (+6) |
|
12 Jan 2020 |
532 (+20) |
265 (+12) |
|
31 Jan 2020 |
524 (-8) |
264 (-1) |
|
8 Feb 2020 |
523 (-1) |
263 (-1) |
|
26 Feb 2020 |
532 (+9) |
277 (+14) |
|
15 Mar 2020 |
545 (+13) |
282 (+5) |
|
3 Apr 2020 |
575 (+30) |
288 (+6) |
|
1 May 2020 |
568 (-7) |
314 (+26) |
|
21 May 2020 |
560 (-8) |
303 (-11) |
|
28 May 2020 |
540 (-20) |
300 (-3) |
|
25 June 2020 |
476 (-64) |
271 (-29) |
|
2 July 2020 |
457 (-19) |
267 (-4) |
|
9 July 2020 |
467 (+10) |
258 (-9) |
|
16 July 2020 |
457 (-10) |
244 (-14) |
|
23 July 2020 |
487 (+30) |
256 (+12) |
|
30 July 2020 |
486 (-1) |
255 (-1) |
|
6 August 2020 |
511 (+25) |
265 (+10) |
|
13 August 2020 |
510 (-1) |
266 (+1) |
|
20 August 2020 |
505 (-5) |
263 (-3) |
|
27 August 2020 |
508 (+3) |
266 (+3) |
|
3 September 2020 |
502 (-6) |
262 (-4) |
|
10 September 2020 |
496 (-6) |
256 (-6) |
|
17 September 2020 |
513 (+17) |
261 (+5) |
|
24 September 2020 |
526 (+13) |
257 (-4) |
|
1 October 2020 |
574 (+48) |
260 (+3) |
|
15 October 2020 |
509 (-65) |
256 (-4) |
|
22 October 2020 |
540 (+31) |
266 (+10) |
|
29 October 2020 |
554 (+14) |
271 (+5) |
|
5 November 2020 |
544 (-10) |
267 (-4) |
|
12 November 2020 |
576 (+32) |
271 (+4) |
|
19 November 2020 |
566 (-10) |
267 (-4) |
|
26 November 2020 |
556 (-10) |
265 (-2) |
|
3 December 2020 |
551 (-5) |
274 (+9) |
|
10 December 2020 |
555 (+4) |
267 (-7) |
|
17 December 2020 |
552 (-3) |
267 (-) |
|
24 December 2020 |
523 (-29) |
264 (-3) |
|
31 December 2020 |
495 (-27) |
262 (-2) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
7 January 2021 |
463 (-32) |
243 (-19) |
|
14 January 2021 |
456 (-7) |
245 (+3) |
|
21 January 2021 |
471 (+15) |
238 (-7) |
|
28 January 2021 |
500 (+29) |
249 (+11) |
|
4 Feburary 2021 |
525 (+25) |
253 (+4) |
|
11 February 2021 |
511 (-14) |
241 (-12) |
|
18 February 2021 |
504 (-7) |
237 (-4) |
|
25 February 2021 |
492 (-12) |
235 (-2) |
|
4 March 2021 |
491 (-1) |
240 (+5) |
|
11 March 2021 |
490 (-1) |
237 (-3) |
|
19 March 2021 |
470 (-20) |
233 (-5) |
|
26 March 2021 |
465 (-5) |
227 (-6) |
|
2 April 2021 |
490 (+25) |
234 (+7) |
|
9 April 2021 |
500 (+10) |
232 (-2) |
|
16 April 2021 |
498 (-2) |
232 (-) |
|
23 April 2021 |
496 (-2) |
231 (-1) |
|
1 May 2021 |
495 (-1) |
231 (-) |
|
7 May 2021 |
506 (+11) |
239 (+8) |
|
14 May 2021 |
507 (+1) |
237 (-2) |
|
21 May 2021 |
535 (+28) |
246 (+9) |
|
28 May 2021 |
564 (+29) |
258 (+12) |
|
4 June 2021 |
610 (+46) |
270 (+12) |
|
11 June 2021 |
617 (+7) |
265 (-5) |
|
18 June 2021 |
607 (-10) |
267 (+2) |
|
25 June 2021 |
593 (-14) |
267 (-3) |
|
2 July 2021 |
556 (-37) |
239 (-28) |
|
9 July 2021 |
540 (-16) |
233 (-6) |
|
15 July 2021 |
550 (+10) |
237 (+4) |
|
22 July 2021 |
565 (+15) |
251 (+14) |
|
30 July 2021 |
560 (-5) |
256 (+5) |
|
6 August 2021 |
538 (-27) |
250 (-6) |
|
13 August 2021 |
530 (-8) |
248 (-2) |
|
21 August 2021 |
528(-2) |
245 (-3) |
|
3 September 20211 |
532(+4) |
241 (-4) |
|
10 September 20211 |
566(+34) |
249 (+8) |
|
17 September 2021 |
616(+50) |
264 (+15) |
|
30 September 2021 |
665(+49) |
270 (+6) |
|
9 October 2021 |
688(+23) |
286 (+16) |
|
17 October 2021 |
664(-24) |
284 (-2) |
|
23 October 2021 |
702(+38) |
294 (+10) |
|
1 November 2021 |
700(-2) |
304 (+10) |
|
9 November 2021 |
733(+35) |
307 (+3) |
|
16 November 2021 |
787(+54) |
314 (+7) |
|
24 November 2021 |
811(+24) |
324 (+10) |
|
31 November 2021 |
833(+22) |
338 (+14) |
|
11 December 2021 |
806(-27) |
332 (-6) |
|
19 December 2021 |
773(-33) |
333 (+1) |
|
31 December 2021 |
714(-59) |
308 (-25) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
5 February 2022 |
652(-63) |
300 (-8) |
|
23 March 2022 |
636(-16) |
287 (-13) |
|
1 April 2022 |
683(+47) |
297 (+10) |
|
8 April 2022 |
719(+36) |
304 (+7) |
|
18 April 2022 |
725(+4) |
309 (+5) |
|
2 May 2022 |
706(-19) |
312 (+3) |
|
23 May 2022 |
629(-77) |
295 (-17) |
|
1 June 2022 |
588(-41) |
283 (-12) |
|
2 July 2022 |
568(-20) |
267 (-16) |
Dyl/Ghillemear |
13 July 2022 |
548(-20) |
260 (-7) |
|
27 July 2022 |
554(+6) |
260 (0) |
|
3 August 2022 |
553(-1) |
265 (+5) |
|
10 August 2022 |
564(+11) |
257 (-8) |
|
17 August 2022 |
613(+49) |
267 (+10) |
|
24 August 2022 |
616(+3) |
267 (0) |
|
31 August 2022 |
619(+3) |
266 (-1) |
|
14 September 2022 |
577(-42) |
263 (-3) |
|
21 September 2022 |
572(-5) |
264 (+1) |
|
28 September 2022 |
567(-5) |
260 (-4) |
|
6 October 2022 |
585(+18) |
260 (+5) |
|
14 October 2022 |
605(+20) |
266 (+6) |
|
21 October 2022 |
599(-6) |
258 (-8) |
|
28 October 2022 |
606(+7) |
261 (+3) |
|
3 November 2022 |
613(+7) |
264 (+3) |
|
11 November 2022 |
603(-10) |
257 (-7) |
|
18 November 2022 |
607(+5) |
262 (+5) |
|
18 November 2022 |
612(+5) |
266 (+4) |
|
2 December 2022 |
597(-15) |
267 (+1) |
|
9 December 2022 |
598(+1) |
257 (-10) |
|
16 December 2022 |
593(-5) |
256 (-1) |
|
30 December 2022 |
619(+26) |
261 (+5) |
Date | Total population | World Assembly population | Minister of Recruitment |
6 January 2023 |
610(-9) |
261 (0) |
|
13 January 2023 |
567(-43) |
246 (-15) |
|
20 January 2023 |
519(-48) |
221 (-25) |
|
27 January 2023 |
527(+8) |
226 (+5) |
|
23 March 2023 |
461(-66) |
199 (-27) |
|
1 April 2023 |
560(+99) |
213 (+14) |
|
7 April 2023 |
631(+71) |
223 (+10) |
|
15 April 2023 |
706(+75) |
236 (+13) |
|
22 April 2023 |
778(+72) |
244 (+8) |
|
1 May 2023 |
746(-32) |
263 (+19) |
|
6 May 2023 |
760(+14) |
263 (+0) |
|
1 June 2023 |
826(+66) |
263 (+26) |
|
9 June 2023 |
812(-14) |
278 (-15) |
|
20 June 2023 |
769(-43) |
293 (+30) |
1Data from August 27th 2021 is missing due to Ghillemear's real-life commitments.
NOTE: The following data likely has some inaccuracies and gaps due to discrepancies in the timing of data collection.
Minister of Recruitment |
Month |
Telegrams sent |
Telegrams read (%) |
Recruits (%) |
Jan 2018 |
2,662 |
371 (13.9%) |
- | |
Feb 2018 |
3,223 |
538 (16.7%) |
- | |
Mar 2018 |
5,019 |
909 (18.1%) |
- | |
Apr-Jul 2018 |
11,812 |
1,887 (15.9%) |
- | |
Aug 2018 |
8,734 |
1,346 (15.4%) |
- | |
Sep 20181 |
3,497 |
460 (13.2%) |
53 (1.52%) | |
Oct 2018 |
6,853 |
992 (14.5%) |
84 (1.23%) | |
Nov 2018 |
6,015 |
872 (14.5%) |
81 (1.35%) | |
Argentigrad / The final horseman |
Jan 2019 |
3,935 |
455 (11.6%) |
48 (1.22%) |
Feb 2019 |
8,369 |
974 (11.6%) |
85 (1.02%) | |
Dec 20192 |
31,631 |
4,640 (14.7%) |
471 (1.49%) | |
Jan 2020 |
7,683 |
1,237 (16.1%) |
140 (1.82%) | |
Mar 20203 |
1,252 |
146 (11.7%) |
18 (1.48%) | |
Apr 2020 |
5,262 |
991 (18.8%) |
78 (1.44%) | |
May 2020 |
6,159 |
969 (15.73%) |
82 (1.33%) | |
June 20204 |
1,220 |
114 (9.34%) |
14 (1.15%) | |
July 2020 |
9,204 |
1,140 (12.39%) |
154 (1.67%) | |
August 2020 |
9,211 |
1,223 (13.28%) |
161 (1.75%) | |
September 2020 |
7,252 |
751 (10.36%) |
84 (1.16%) | |
October 2020 |
8,630 |
1005 (11.65%) |
118 (1.37%) | |
November 2020 |
8,510 |
974 (11.45%) |
102 (1.20%) | |
December 2020 |
1,545 |
122 (9.99%) |
16 (1.04%) | |
January 2021 |
10,326 |
1,175 (11.38%) |
136 (1.32%) | |
February 2021 |
10,467 |
1,495 (14.28%) |
115 (1.10%) | |
March 20215 |
3,645 |
441 (12.09%) |
65 (1.78%) | |
April 2021 |
5,847 |
703 (12.03%) |
107 (1.82%) | |
May 2021 |
9,764 |
1,206 (12.09%) |
144 (1.47%) | |
June 2021 |
11,017 |
1,851 (16.80%) |
250 (2.22%) | |
July 2021 |
11,160 |
923 (8.27%) |
115 (1.03%) | |
August 2021 |
13,226 |
1,046 (7.91%) |
124 (0.94%) | |
Ghillemear / Dyl |
September 2021 |
8,743 |
1,290 (14.75%) |
171 (1.95%) |
October 2021 |
8,800 |
1,380 (15.68%) |
186 (2.11%) | |
November 2021 |
9,240 |
1,347 (14.58%) |
187 (2.02%) | |
December 2021 |
6,565 |
770 (11.94%) |
84 (1.30%) | |
January 2022 |
7,554 |
1,074 (14.22%) |
105 (1.39%) | |
March 2022 |
3,366 |
519 (15.42%) |
63 (1.87%) | |
April 2022 |
11,718 |
1,738 (14.83%) |
186 (1.59%) | |
May 2022 |
1,803 |
261 (14.48%) |
28 (1.55%) | |
Dyl/Ghillemear |
June 2022 |
3478 |
389 (8.94%) |
28 (0.98%) |
July 2022 |
11 434 |
1249 (10.92%) |
142 (1.24%) | |
August 2022 |
9473 |
1112 (11.73%) |
119 (1.25%) | |
September 2022 |
8960 |
1044 (11.65%) |
88 (0.98%) | |
October 2022 |
9017 |
1317 (14.61%) |
136 (1.51%) | |
November 2022 |
10,595 |
1279 (12.07%) |
128 (1.17%) | |
December 20226 |
1,461 |
131 (8.97%) |
14 (0.96%) | |
January 2023 |
9,502 |
1,000 (10.52%) |
99 (1.04%) | |
March 20237 |
2,973 |
389 (13.08%) |
43 (1.45%) | |
April 2023 |
6,495 |
817 (12.58%) |
82 (1.26%) | |
May 2023 |
5,479 |
683 (12.47%) |
68 (1.24%) |
1 This data begins on 21 September 2018. It does not include New Arkados' recruitment figures prior to that point.
2 It is uncertain what the data from this period covers. It likely includes several months prior to December 2019.
3 This data begins on 23 March 2020 and also includes the first week of April 2020. It does not include The Final Horseman's recruitment figures prior to that point.
4 This data begins on 23 June 2020. It does not include Libertasnia's recruitment figures prior to that point.
5 This data begins on 18th March 2021. It does not include New Flamington's recruitment figures prior to that point.
6This data only includes 8 days due to New Flamington getting control of recruitment mid month and Nationstates outages
7This data begins on 23 March 2023. It does not include New Flamington's recruitment figures prior to that point.
Llorens, Kavagrad, Argentigrad, Greylyn, and 3 othersNangka, Outer Golpi Steppes, and Antinios
How does this game work?
Hello and welcome! I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have, but heads up: we have a Guide Program -- if you sign up, you get assigned a Guide who'll be fully available to you for a week to answer any questions you may have. If that sounds good to you, just write your nation name in this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rmdaKxN3cI7MUQXcSIqhajvD91ZYTAQZlN0tJYJyB5g/edit?usp=sharing
If not, feel free to send me a telegram and I'll respond to the best of my capabilities.
Nottinhaps, Llorens, Argentigrad, Greylyn, and 3 othersNangka, Outer Golpi Steppes, and Antinios
Hello everyone, I’m new here.
Social-Democrat (Third Way) and advocate of the New Zealand Labour Party here.
Digitotuo, Taipey, Antinios, Sauros, and 2 othersNepacton Murt, and Hussein must go
You New Zealanders are lucky to have a leader who can actually do their job properly, unlike most of the world sadly...
True, but hey, at least she isnt Trump. We Californians have to deal with this douchebag who wants to allow fracking here of all places.
Ah yes, Roger Douglas, New Zealand's Tony Blair.
I'm gonna keep quiet on this one, I think.
Nottinhaps, Llorens, Libertasnia, Argentigrad, and 6 othersPodria, Wascoitan, Digitotuo, Elebe, Antinios, and Nepacton Murt
Many social democrats are, apparently, incorrect.
Llorens, Hecknamistan, Argentigrad, Podria, and 3 othersWascoitan, Elebe, and Antinios
As in all cases, the least correct "social democrats" are the ones that are actually liberals co-opting the term.
Actual social democrats, like Corbyn and Arden, are the very people that would balk at this sort of talk.
Just a reminder that third way "social democracy" is not social democracy, but centrist neoliberalism in denial.
Llorens, Libertasnia, Hecknamistan, Kavagrad, and 9 othersGrod Island, Argentigrad, Podria, Greylyn, Wascoitan, Masseillyia, Elebe, Antinios, and Nepacton Murt
Problem is, democracy wasn't implemented in Iraq, nor was it really the reason for the war. The Iraq war was one of many oil-wars for the western powers, they replaced the rightful government of Iraq with one that would just bend over for the imperialist overlords. It wasn't a war that needed to happen, and defence of it is a defence of Imperialism.
Nottinhaps, Kavagrad, Grod Island, Argentigrad, and 7 othersPodria, Greylyn, Wascoitan, Digitotuo, Masseillyia, Elebe, and Antinios
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