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Immigration Form / Re: Immigration Form
« Last post by Antwerland on December 09, 2015, 05:22:30 am »
Democratic Republic of Antwerland | Founder of the UDN

Link To Nation Within The United Democratic Nations Region: https://www.nationstates.net/nation=antwerland
Name Of Nation's Leader: James Lewis
Name of Nation's Senator: Simon Verret
Name Of Nation To Be Seen On Map: Antwerland
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Immigration Form / Re: Immigration Form
« Last post by Kry1andia on December 08, 2015, 04:26:23 pm »

Link To Nation Within The United Democratic Nations Region: http://www.nationstates.net/nation=kry1andia
Name Of Nation's Leader: no idea
Name of Nation's Senator: no idea
Name Of Nation To Be Seen On Map: Kry1andia
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General Discussion / Tech level poll ends
« Last post by Detreadan on December 08, 2015, 12:47:42 pm »
Tech level poll ends
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General Discussion / Tech level poll begins
« Last post by Detreadan on December 08, 2015, 12:45:06 pm »
Tech level poll begins
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Factbooks / Detreadan Political Structure
« Last post by Detreadan on December 07, 2015, 07:00:20 am »
President William Wallace II
Vice President of the United States Edward Bruce
Speaker of the House Sean Windsor
President pro tempore of the Senate Robert Stuart
Secretary of State Elizabeth McDougal
Secretary of the Treasury Shannon McBride
Secretary of Defense Wanda Bryce
Attorney General Christina Tallfellow
Secretary of the Interior Walter Hightower
Secretary of Agriculture Dallas Crawford
Secretary of Commerce Jackson Packard
Secretary of Labor Erin McDowell
Secretary of Health and Human Services Melinda Bramblidge
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Johnathan Cambridge
Secretary of Transportation Jose Walker
Secretary of Energy Sular Bright
Secretary of Education Robert Teach
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Church
Secretary of Homeland Security Dana Guardian




























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Immigration Form / Re: Immigration Form
« Last post by Detreadan on December 06, 2015, 10:21:27 pm »
Link To Nation Within The United Democratic Nations Region: http://www.nationstates.net/nation=detreadan
Name Of Nation's Leader: President William Wallace II
Name of Nation's Senator: Michael Stuart
Name Of Nation To Be Seen On Map: United States of Detreadan
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Constitution and Role Playing Rules / Re: Constitution of the UDN
« Last post by Detreadan on December 06, 2015, 10:11:06 pm »
Signatures of the Founders
The Democratic Republic of Antwerland | Founder     http://www.nationstates.net/nation=antwerland
The Most Serene Republic of Allicia | Chief Minister     http://www.nationstates.net/nation=allicia
The Empire of Ocatana | Minister of Defence     http://www.nationstates.net/nation=ocatana
The Sultanate of Lumumbaville | Minister of Communication     http://www.nationstates.net/nation=lumumbaville
The Republic of Sachcha | Minister of Foreign Affairs     http://www.nationstates.net/nation=sachcha
The Workers' Democracy of Vereinigte Deutschland | Minister of Interior     http://www.nationstates.net/nation=vereinigte_deutschland
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Constitution and Role Playing Rules / Re: Constitution of the UDN
« Last post by Detreadan on December 06, 2015, 10:10:09 pm »
Article VI: The United Defense Forces (UDF)
Section I.
The UDN’s military has a history going back to the founding of our region. The UDN was founded in an attempt to provide security against other powers in the world, and one of the greatest assets in creating a secure region is a strong military. The majority of the UDF is appointed by the Consul as the Consul is considered the Command in Chief of the UDF and so it is his job to create an efficient and brutal military machine that will be able to work together. The only exception to this general rule is the appointment of the Supreme Commander, which requires the approval of the Great Council. This is due to the fact the Supreme Commander will hold overall military power when the Consul is not present and so he must be deemed experienced, loyal, and intelligent enough to lead the UDF. The Great Council reserves the right to question any candidate for the Supreme Commander position in order to determine their fit for the position.

Also, positions mainly based on keeping internal peace will be staffed by members of the Great Council that were voted in by the Assembly rather than individuals that owe their loyalty to the Consul. The Military Chain of Command is as follows:

Commander in Chief: The Consul

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Supreme Commander of the United Defense Forces: An individual nominated by the Consul and approved by the Great Council

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Admiral of the Naval Defense Forces: Appointed by the Consul

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General of the Ground Defense Forces: Appointed by the Consul

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Captain of the Aerial Defense Forces: Appointed by the Consul

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Special Operations Commander: Appointed by the Consul

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Director of the UIA: Minister of the Interior
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Chief Justice of the Military Court: A Chief Magistrate chosen by the Consul

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Wartime Propaganda Officer: Minister of Communication

Section II.

Purpose of the UDF
The UDF stands as a coalition of member nations of the UDN for the defense of the region as a whole. It is important to recognize the position of the UDF as a defensive mechanism for the UDN, it has no obligations to protect members of the UDN that have aggravated conflict from foreign powers, lest those foreign powers threaten the UDN as a whole. Protecting the values of Democracy and personal freedom that the UDN has been founded on. The UDF is funded by the member nations and the categories allowed for funding in the UDF are as follows:

-Research and Development
-Maintenance
-Payroll
-Operating Costs
-Special Operations (Black Budget)
-Recruitment
-Propaganda

Section III.

The United Naval Defense Force (UNDF)
The Naval forces of the UDF are at the centerpiece of the defensive strategy for the UDN. Since the UDN is situated on an island, the Navy patrolling it has access to its own air force and marine divisions, along with the ships that make up the bulk of it. Here are some general statistics of the navy:

NAVY
Aircraft Carriers: 8
Amphibious Assault Ships: 26
Battleships: 32
Destroyers: 58
Submarines: 72
Patrols Boats: 152
River Boats: 456
Transport Ships/Tankers: 83
Cruisers: 44
Icebreakers: 7
Sailors: 454,921

NAVAL AIR FORCES
Fighters: 2,867
Attack Helicopters:1, 548
Gunships: 724
Medium Bombers: 504
Dive Bombers: 723
Search Planes: 342
Reconnaissance Planes: 223
Seaplanes: 657
Heavy Bombers: 125
Mechanics: 8,455
Pilots: 7,894

MARINE DIVISIONS
Marines: 563,349
Amphibious Assault Vehicles: 632
Jeeps/Personnel Carriers: 322
Tanks: 234
Gunships: 146
Attack Helicopters: 284
Light Bombers: 393
Fighters: 783

Section IV.

[colot=green]The United Ground Defense Force (UGDF)
The UGDF works to defend the mainland of the UDN. It also coordinates counter attacks and invasions on attacking regions. Here are some general statistics on the UGDF:

Legionnaires: 945,371
Personnel Carriers: 9,245
Tanks: 35,265
Jeeps: 1,345
Transport Trucks: 10,456
Gunships: 3,232
Attack helicopters: 1,345

Section V.

The United Aerial Defense Force (UADF)
The Largest Air Force in the UDN. Works to protect UDN’s sovereign territory in both its airspace and form space. Here are some general statistics:

Fighters: 6,341
Attack Helicopters: 3, 630
Gunships: 2,929
Medium Bombers: 703
Search Planes: 892
Reconnaissance Planes: 549
Seaplanes: 231
Heavy Bombers: 1,235
ICBMs: 400
Satellites: 32
Mechanics: 21,871
Pilots: 18,718

Section VII.

UIA: United Intelligence Agency
Works at home and abroad to ensure safety of the UDN against foreign threats. It gives the UDN an edge in intelligence and technology.

Spy Satellites: 21
Agents: Classified
Has access to the inventories of other departments.

Section VIII.

Special Operations Task Force
Works quickly and quietly on threats abroad to neutralize them. Is the only department in the UDF specifically created for offensive work. Uses the best of the best from each nation in the UDN.

Divisions: Classified
Operators: Classified
Vehicles: Classified
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Constitution and Role Playing Rules / Re: Constitution of the UDN
« Last post by Detreadan on December 06, 2015, 10:08:53 pm »
Article V
Section I.

The Amendment process shall provide the region a way to edit the Constitution and create new laws that shall withstand the test of time or the whim of regional politicians. It should not be treated lightly and should be seen as a way to make major changes in the region that are deemed acceptable by most if not all people.

The proposed Amendment to the Constitution shall be proposed by either the Consul or a Great Council member. Then, a vote in which 8/9 of the Great Council agree on the Amendment must be done. If an Amendment receives adequate support from the Great Council, it shall be sent to the Assembly rather than the Chief Magistrates in order for ratification. ⅔ of the Assembly must vote in favor of an Amendment in order for it to officially be recognized and put into the Constitution.

The Chief Magistrates hold no authority in matters on Amendments due to the fact an Amendment is an addition to the Constitution and thus does not need to meet any of the parameters established by the Constitution. The Consul has no authority over the Amendment process and thus shall never have a direct impact in the process in creating one. He may propose one, but he shall never vote or prevent a vote.
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Constitution and Role Playing Rules / Re: Constitution of the UDN
« Last post by Detreadan on December 06, 2015, 10:07:58 pm »
Article IV
Section I.
The Chief Magistrates shall be a group of three nations deemed logical, unbiased, impartial, and intelligent enough to oversee the judicial responsibilities of the UDN. Two of the Chief Magistrates shall be nominated by the Consul, subject to approval by the Great Council. One of the Chief Magistrates shall be elected by a popular vote in the Assembly. There is no need for endorsements in order to run for Chief Magistrate, nor is any prior governmental experience. All three Chief Magistrates are equal in power.

The Chief Magistrates are unable to create legislation or laws that will affect the nation as they are considered arbiters for the people. Any law that is passed by both the Consul and the Great Council shall go to the desk of the Chief Magistrates. At least two of the three Chief Magistrates must deem a law acceptable in order for it to be put into the Legal Code.

All trials between nations, governmental parties, and any other group of peoples within the UDN shall be held by the Chief Magistrates. Depending on the severity of the trial, there shall be either a single Chief Magistrate or three Chief Magistrates that shall hear a case. Generally, national disputes shall be handled by a single Chief Magistrate. However, disputes amongst parties greater than a single nation or between a nation with regional authority and any other nation shall be overseen by three Chief Magistrates. There shall never be two Chief Magistrates on a case. All that is required in a three Chief Magistrate case is the approval of two Chief Magistrates except in cases of impeachment from office.

If the Chief Magistrates disapprove of a piece of legislation, that piece of legislation shall not pass unless the issue is resolved. Then, that piece of legislation shall be submitted for reapproval by the Chief Magistrates once more.

The government shall be represented by the Attorney General in judicial matters. The Attorney General shall be appointed by the Consul. The Attorney General has no prerequisites to hold his office. The Attorney General is expected to defend both the Great Council and the Consul in court proceedings with equal vigor. If the Great Council or the Consul find the Attorney General to be purposefully negligent, they can terminate him from office. The Great Council can send a message of termination to the Consul by attaining a majority vote for the termination of the Attorney General. The Consul can veto the declaration of termination, however, the Great Council can override the veto with a 7/9 majority. If the Consul desires to terminate an Attorney General, they can do so without informing the Great Council or the Chief Magistrates. However, once an Attorney General is terminated, a new one must be appointed within 24 hours by the Consul. Otherwise, the Chancellor shall be responsible for appointing the new Attorney General.
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