Retech

Well the conflict was fine, but moderators were controlling Japanese citizens against their government when they had no reason to. After all, 40% of the population was essentially employed by Japanese companies, with probaly 80% were receiving massive benefits because of Japan. I felt that Sere just said that "they're going neutral" because it's a compromise.

I don't know anymore. I'm just frustrated because: 1. Japan starts talks with Indonesia on day one 2. Australia comes in three or four days later and starts trying to take over there 3. Australia leaves and Indonesia and its people officially become part of Japan 4. Australia comes back and starts demanding Indonesia again 5. Everyone supports Australia in demanding Japanese territory 6. I try to make a compromise to solve Australia's problem by sending 150 million people. 7. Moderators begin controlling Japanese citizens.

Well, I feel quite snubbed that after I had already acquired Indonesia, it somehow left. So I guess this is me leaving Tip.it :/

"Indonesia is part of Japan now. It is essential and we as a nation cannot give it up. I suggest that Australia attempts to annex South Africa, as that would fix its population problem. However, taking Indonesia from Japan now will cause Japan to sink back into the background, as just another NPC nation."

I know you probaly think that Indonesia is just one of my colonies, but Indonesia is basically one of the four states in my country. I was fine with the "South African independance" thing, since South Africa is just there, but the reason that I am mad is because Ross already gave up on Indonesia, and I thought I was done with that. Now I'm forced to fight the battle again, against three people that are definitely against me. So of course I'm acting like a butt. The decision was made before, and it was final. Then here I am defending a decision that you gave up on.

Interesting take on things Archi... I'm going to wait until Sere makes a decision before anything else happens, because frankly I don't think Archi is unbiased. ----------- You're going to attack a militaristic power...when the militaristic power just spent a hundred billion on uber defences and supercarriers? Errrrrr

I am allowing it to a vote, but I am not allowing him to go around with his aid and stuff while Indonesia is already mine.

Or simply jamming the signal Mr. Ionosphere. :P

Unfortunately for Australia, S-Net has already been blocked in Indonesia. (Bleep around in Indonesia? Indonesia was the very first country that I annexed! Ross is messing in my business, I am not messing in his)

Yes you shall! -tries to move Ross's hands to try to make them type out "I surrender on this matter"- Anyways, Indonesian officials kick out Australian companies and aid from Australia, with Japan replacing any aid lost and any jobs lost. --------- Meanwhile, Indonesia begins efforts (the government) to spread pro-Japanese propoganda, while censoring pro-Australian propoganda. Military parade are held daily, and children are being educated in school about Indonesia's bond with Japan. In Japanese worksites, workers are reminded daily that Japan is helping them out, because Indonesia and Japan are one and united. A grassroots campaign has sprung up, passing leaflets and fliers among the people, and giving people food and special treats.

In which case I move to my earlier position, in which as sole controller of the country, as was accepted before, then there can't be any argument now? The people hold a plebicite, and support Japan at a margin of 64% to 14% for independance to 22% for Australia. Yes, it would be Sere's decision. But at this current moment, I am making bold claims to hope that he gives up with the matter.

Well I'm being kind and saying that they love Indonesia, as I have sole control of Australia under game rules. The reason I sent them over is because you said you didn't have a large population, soooooo yeah. Indonesia holds a plebicite and the people have voted to remain with Indonesia...which is part of the Japanese-Pacific Constitutional Republics by a massive margin.

They're not being moved all at once, or are they being forced. They are simply allowed to leave. It'll probaly take at least a year to move that many people. Besides, Indonesia (the government) refuses to hold a plebicite, and the people don't really care.

Well Japan has a decent population, but it lacks natural resources. Why else would I take the resource rich regions of South-East Asia?

Breaking News! 150 million Indonesians left Indonesia today, taking their valuables and belongings. The mass exodus was sponsed by the pro-Japanese Indonesian government, which fearing a plebicite, allowed Indonesians to leave Indonesia to escape persecution. Most of the Indonesians traveled to Australia, though the United States was also a popular destination. The remaining Indonesians fully support Japan. (Problem solved)

Perhaps we could encourage Indonesians to emigrate from Indonesia into Australia? Land is the most important thing in my book. ------- I know that Ross, but I can simply send in signals through wires from Japan.

The Indonesian masses ignore S-Net, due to the fact that Indonesia is fully under the grip of Japan, as is its population. Indonesia also disconnects S-Net because it's turning out to be a bigger pain than any benefit it would have.

Indonesia is essentially all of Asia! Ross can look overseas. I've already decided to stick with the stuff I have, which I will fight to the bitter end to maintain. I've already pulled back my imperialistic urges enough, I'm not going to lose anything that I've already fought to gain.

Icu, I started with Indonesia from the very beginning. Shouldn't you be asking Ross to give up on it? It's not nearly small as you think. Everything is big to Japan.

That's true Archi, but I already did all of that minus the terrorists already (there aren't really many terrorists that can't be dealt with).

Well Japan left a hole in South Africa since it had to pull out developmental aid. Maybe a moderator could make an exception to the "different cultures annexing rule" for you? -hint hint-

When I asked "Can I send troops into Yemen to reform the country, kill the terrorists, and fix unemployment?" Now naturally the government I would put in is pro-Japanese, since I'd have to protect my business interests which were sent in to fix the 40% unemployment. So the 5 day rule does not apply, as I sent in troops to take down the insurgents which held the country. Japan pulls the aid out of South Africa. The poor people who had moved into tent cities were forcibly evicted, after aid left the country due to the ungratefulness of the South African government. (What do these millions of poor people do, after losing their jobs and homes because their government?) Japan distributes leaflets and tells the people that it did not want to leave, but the government is asking them to leave. Indonesia is part of Japan. It is Japan. It is still neutral with you though, since Japan is not an enemy of Australia.

It was already independant. I was following a 30 day timeline for that. Yemen was annexed already though, after I took it over by force with UN approval.

That wasn't the main point. My main point is that Indonesia was already so biased in favor of Japan that a Japanese word would be more effective than an Australian one, moving them still in the direction of Japan. Not to mention that the five days was already up and it was already officially "annexed."

Oooooh, I love Cadbury chocolate. I had it once when this substitute teacher brought some from England. I still prefer Swiss chocolate, but you have to make sure you don't get fat eating it. :)