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.

My trade deal still stands with South Africa, and my aid workers and soldiers are still there.

 

How about this.

 

Japan gets the northern half of Indonesia, and Australia gets the southern half. Both serve as a buffer zone against foreign invasion, and both add to each nation's population and economic standing.

No, cause you already have a grip on Asia. Indonesia is needed by Ross, I know I shouldn't take sides, but I feel Ross should atleast get a second chance at annexing them.

Saudi Arabia already has strong trading bonds with America, and has no real use for saltpower...

Still, I just earned their trust.

 

Scandinavia sends a few representative from the oil companies to Saudi Arabia to speak to the Arabian oil sheiks about the differences in the technology and methods between land and sea extraction and other such topics.

 

 

Try to keep things slow please, I have to turn of my computer and thus I'll be limited to my HTC.

Course Dusty(Affirmative not Sarcastic) Do you want to take over the aid that Japan has given up?

It has about 230 million people by now. About 2/7 of your total or something. I have 30 million IF you include NZ, which isn't allied with me yet anyway.

 

In fact, I'd be fine with splitting it.

Course Dusty(Affirmative not Sarcastic) Do you want to take over the aid that Japan has given up?

I don't have the funds to throw away 20 billion a year in aid to South Africa.

 

How about this.

 

Japan gets the northern half of Indonesia, and Australia gets the southern half. Both serve as a buffer zone against foreign invasion, and both add to each nation's population and economic standing.

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.

(Ross, post something on S-Net, Australian outreach to Indonesia's oppressed masses)

Australia does what Archi said.

 

First stages of plan B will be initiated soon.

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.

You can't disconnect it without blocking all satellite signals to Indonesia.

 

Also, you don't control what the public thinks, and S-Net is bigger than the regular internet by now.

Splitting is a good idea Dusty O_o

The UN turns against Japan, it is now demanding a plebesite to take place in Indonesia.

Perhaps we could encourage Indonesians to emigrate from Indonesia into Australia? Land is the most important thing in my book.

 

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I know that Ross, but I can simply send in signals through wires from Japan.

Good luck putting a heckton of wiring in, as well as making your country lose 70%+ of it's internet business.

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)

Land is important?

 

Well say hello to the king! If you think it's that important

 

No not problem solved, problem made

 

Australia CANT support that, most of Australia is uninhabitable.. Ross needs it for land to sustain a population, Jesus

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

If 150 million people move to Australia, it's going to break the country. There is no way that housing and other facilities can be provided for that many people, and countless people would die.

 

How the hell do that many people move anyway. Now you're just being silly...

S-Net is highly critical of the Forced Migration of 150 Million people.

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.

If that many people would leave if they could, doesn't that mean that the population pretty much loves Australia?

The UN cares and gives its support to Australia. (Well I am guessing, since you have basically told people to get the hell out of Japan's new play park or get beaten up by Japan.)

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.