Ireland has joined EDEN

Digits, the CP of Ireland, has just announced that Ireland has been accepted as a full member of EDEN, meaning that they will begin signing MPPs with some of the following nations: Australia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, Finland, Greece, Italy, Norway, Romania, Sweden, and Ukraine.

Ireland and Canada are also renewing their Natural Enemy status with Canada in order to restart the training war they ended when the Rebellion began.

Eden still exist?

Xgentis Lempereur wrote:Eden still exist?

Lol. I forgot about it too.

Xgentis Lempereur wrote:Eden still exist?

They Barely exist

Wow.. EDEN... xD

They want to make the mission from admin? every country are searching some NE

Idd, we could use one too :p

they only got accepted because eden is allmost deserted i forgot they where even here at all its all about panam near enough

I disagree. I predict that Panam will not last, as it is already having major internal problems. Soon enough, it too will collapse. The fact that EDEN not only still exists, but still has some powerful members demonstrates that it will most likely stick around for awhile and possibly even make a resurgence as a major alliance.

3 powers in the eworld, soon it will be difficult to be neutral.

Nwo : 4 bigs powers with a good economy, good international place
Panam : a lot of countries who want make the difference with nwo, defend their territories.
and Eden : some countries who don't want domination from nwo and panam.


But anyway, everyone want to find their place in this moment. we must wait few moments to see the real situation of each one.

PANAM: It's Only Argentina, Brazil and USA ... but Argentina and Brazil are neutral with respect to NWO invasion in USA

Juan Cruz wrote:PANAM: It's Only Argentina, Brazil and USA ... but Argentina and Brazil are neutral with respect to NWO invasion in USA

humm not only 3 countries, maybe you put here the big powers, but panam is a long list of countries.

Chris Stanwick wrote:I disagree. I predict that Panam will not last, as it is already having major internal problems. Soon enough, it too will collapse. The fact that EDEN not only still exists, but still has some powerful members demonstrates that it will most likely stick around for awhile and possibly even make a resurgence as a major alliance.

totally agree

At this moment, I think EDEN is stronger than PANAM. EDEN has communication and a solid hierarchy with solid diplomatic ties. PANAM on the other hand is currently one big mess without countries not even protecting each other or even worse, fighting against each other.

ppl act all "OOOHHH PANAM... Biggest alliance at the time!! They are the most powerful" while in reality they are probably the weakest of the 3. That is until they get their internal s*** sorted out anyway.

Elynea wrote:

Juan Cruz wrote:PANAM: It's Only Argentina, Brazil and USA ... but Argentina and Brazil are neutral with respect to NWO invasion in USA

humm not only 3 countries, maybe you put here the big powers, but panam is a long list of countries.

* Argentina (ok)
* Brazil (ok)
* Canada (lolcanada)
* France (they mean a treat to us, but on the world stage it's "lolfrance")
* Japan (strategical location)
* Russia (ok, but they suck as allies)
* United Kingdom (lolUK, the majority of their population wants to leave PANAM)
* USA (ok but they are facing too much internal problems)

US foreign policy very bi-polar
Examples, they let turkey join PANAM, ally with Greece the enemy of an alliance member. Other example, eSouth Africa has always been a very good friend of eUSA, half their top soldiers are (high up) in AB and Marines and eUSA becomes allies with Brazil the enemy of South Africa. I am sure there are a lot more examples.

Canada played their cards right in staying with EDEN when joining Panam. They have a fall back if Panam collapses. The other Panam members will be hardpressed to find a decent alliance to join, especially the USA with all the foreign policy s*** they've played the last few months. They have alienated a lot of old allies with Panam and made a lot of bad decisions. Had the Rebellion against the admin not started, Indo would have likely gone farther.

Oh come on now, PANAM is just like every other brand new alliance. They got some muscle in place but they don't exactly know how to use it right. Let them get sorted out (that is if they don't break apart) and they'll be just fine. I got faith in PANAM myself, simply because they have that grip on the entire western hemisphere and there are some good politicians from each of the powerhouse nations that could quite possibly make this work...