10-04-2016, 04:43 AM
(10-03-2016, 09:12 PM)Seperallis Wrote:(10-03-2016, 02:28 PM)Jamzor the Jaxxor Wrote:That's fine. I originally played it off as how Med described it above, but how Hadash describes it makes more sense, and we've recently been operating under that assumption. Or at least I have. A'sir would still very much like to enter NETO completely, but I doubt that'll happen without outside pressure, and I'm sure Gharabaghi can't keep justifying the effort to his conservative base forever.(10-03-2016, 07:29 AM)Hadash Wrote: Kyrzbekistan is not opposed to A'Sir membership on principle, but it considered that their "olive branch" was poisoned so far. The agreement, and the fact that A'sir appeared in the treaty thread, is that Kyrzbekistan was not going to oppose A'Sir if differences were sorted out, and that meanwhile A'Sir was going to be offered some kind of observer status into NETO. But that didn't happen yet. Kyrzbekistan has a veto right and there's not a reason why we wouldn't use it until now. It's not really an issue of "keep ignoring each other within NETO", as for Kyrzbekistan the A'Sir issue is certainly a national security one.
Alright, so if Oertha also agrees that this is how it went down, then A'sir can be counted as an observer in NETO. As far as Wadiyah's membership, I don't think we ever specifically worked out the post-war process in Wadiyah, just that it was supposed to join NETO. If you want, and if Carp agrees, we can sort of retroactively institute a process whereby Wadiyah joins NETO over time as it stabilizes and gets back on its feet before becoming a full member. In the meantime it could also have an observer status.
In either case, regardless of the fact A'sir opposes, it would still support a mission in whatever capacity is asked of it.
Yeah mate you are fully in NETO as it is; the current members are Kyrzbekistan, Mithraina, A'sir, Khanid, Arrica, Ga'bath, Zargistan, Wadiyah.