flinders92 0 Report post Posted November 15, 2009 Here is what I had on city's. Côtes De Salvon Darles Bourse Valin-L'île Niedersalfz Ralszburg Karolshause Sutchen Compté de Mardogne Molines La Boniette Verdes Mazin-Ville Mazin Faubourg Gare Du Lyon Faubourg Moscovie Leonge Barrez Lache Lengsburg Plat d'Olonge Gensbourg Villeneuf de Gascogne Perdon Ardun St-Louis du Nord Ardes Les Fues Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted November 16, 2009 Here is what I had on city's. Côtes De Salvon Darles Bourse Valin-L'île Niedersalfz Ralszburg Karolshause Sutchen Compté de Mardogne Molines La Boniette Verdes Mazin-Ville Mazin Faubourg Gare Du Lyon Faubourg Moscovie Leonge Barrez Lache Lengsburg Plat d'Olonge Gensbourg Villeneuf de Gascogne Perdon Ardun St-Louis du Nord Ardes Les Fues Thank you. I have decided to call the surrounding area outside of Marzin-Ville "Marzin-Ville Agglomération" unless you want to call it something else Flinders. The new scenario will be for CF to take advantage of MMP. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
flinders92 0 Report post Posted December 19, 2009 Sorry, totally forgot about this. Côtes de Salvon Darles Bourse Valin-L’île Côtes Rurales Niedersalfz Ralszburg-Central Ralszburg-Umgebung Karolshause Sutchen Arendsburg-Nachtelberg Rudenhoff Nebendorff-Achten Auwer-am-Salfz Compté de Mardogne Molines La Bonniette Verdes Compté de Sud Peillonville Lévesque Tuillé Arges-la-neuve Rodebourg Duchesse Compté de Nord Mazin-Ville (as well as the agglomeration) Mazin-Centre Faubourg Gare du Lyon Faubourg Moscovie Faubourg Ancienne Faubourg Universitaire Faubourg Verssalvonne Donges Urres Cévonges Petonges Leonge Barrez-Nord Barrez-Ouest Barrez-Sud Lache-Centre Lache-Sud-et-Garonnes Lengsburg Obersalfzland Leonge-Sud Emonges Casalles Pallones Ayard Plat d’Ologne Ologne-ville Gensbourg-Arras Gensbourg-Pointi Gensbourg-Gaches Gensbourg Villeneuf de Gascogne Gascogne Perdon Les Salletes Vallée Ollognienne Gaspard Tronches Myonnes Erdeux Falletes Funeriers-de-Sambes Oillons Ardun St-Louis du Nord Ardes Les Fues Gravelignes Waremmes Bois de Nord Ardogne-et-Failles Failles-Sud Jacquéville Grache-la-veille Grache-la-neuve Sadelbourg Beyonville Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mz452 18 Report post Posted December 19, 2009 PARTY LEADERS: CHRISTIAN CONSERVATIVE: Jean Martin, Horst Rheinmann SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC: Henri Lefavbre, Achille Vanderveld MODERATE REPUBLICAN: Edith Bachelot GREEN-ECOLOGIST: Brigette Schmidt NATIONALIST BLOC: Klaus Guderian Can you not use these names? I feel like they're in every scenario. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
flinders92 0 Report post Posted December 19, 2009 How about something like this: PARTI POPULAIRE CHRETIEN (christian-democratic, centre-right) PARTI SOCIALISTE (social-democratic, centre-left) UNION POUR LA LIBERTE (liberal, centr-right on economical issues, centre-left on social isseus) ECOLOGIE 2000 (green, left) and perhaps a nationalist bloc that also contains centrist and perhaps even centre-left elements (multiple leaders). Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted December 19, 2009 Okay that I can do. I'll get Treasurer to change the logos then. Though I'll keep the Nationalist Bloc as a far-right party dominated by Germans. Ill keep the Moderate Republicans too. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted December 20, 2009 PARTI POPULAIRE CHRETIEN (christian-democratic, centre-right, euroskeptic) PARTI SOCIALISTE (social-democratic, centre-left, pro-europe) REPUBLICAIN MODERE (liberal, centre-right on economical issues, centre-left on social issues, moderate on europe) GRÜNEN-ECOLOGIE (green, left on social issues, centre/center-left on economics, pro-europe) NATIONALIST BLOC (national-conservative, right, anti-europe) Hey Flinders I need 8 more riding names please: Côtes De Salvon (1 more riding-Alsatian/French) Compté De Mardogne (1 more riding-Alsatian/French) Ardun (2 more ridings-German names) Agglomeration (4 more riding names-2 Flemish/Dutch, 1 Alsatian/French) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
flinders92 0 Report post Posted December 21, 2009 Côtes de Salvon: Bayonville Compté de Mardogne: Deson-la-Roche Ardun: Sankt-Paulus, Adlersburg-und-Westlau Agglomeration: Archensstadt, Gebungshoff, Charleville-Salvon,Méchon Hope that's what you needed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted December 21, 2009 Thanks! I appreciate it! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted January 12, 2010 I could use some help with candidate names for the ridings and the regionalism. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
matvail2002 803 Report post Posted January 19, 2010 I made a bank of candidates names with names in French with 1880's names: Henri Dubois Thierry Morin Jeanne Ducours Robert Marion Guy Duhamel Lucien Martin Horace Bernier Louis-Pierre Dugas Alexandre Legrand Paul-Émile Roux Louis Lafontaine François-Xavier Garneau Octave Dubuc Jacques Rodrigue Marcelin Robert Gustave Joly Côme Rinfret Edmond Fortier Napoléon Bergeron Wilfred Laliberté Adolphe Verville Omer Langlois Joseph Francoeur Simon Lapointe Gilles Delatour Théodore Plante Simone Rossy Joseph Riopel Charles Cyr Arthur Lebel Étienne Paquet Charles de Vienne Joseph Gaudin Gustave Turcotte Anatole Gaudet Hector Leduc Alexis de Rouville Edmond Savard Henri Marigny Amable Coutu Louis David Eugène Parent Maurice Dupré Alexandre Chapleau Félix Duclos Léon Dionne Antoine Bégin Pierre Angers Georges Dujardin Thomas Garcia Fabien Vertefeuille Albéric Marquette Aimé Lepage Nestor Dumas Joseph Bossé Louis-Joseph Forget Joseph Haller Hubert Wortinger Pierre Dupré Hermas Burkman Bastien François Pierre Carrel Auguste Choquette Fernand Ronvoie Salomon Martin Louis-Pierre Martel Charles Picard Henri de Pierrefonds Louis Gamelin Pierre Weiss Paul Scheidner Auguste Letondal Paul-Henri Auger Jules Pelletier Marcelin Fournier Réal Angers Lionel Dubord Orville Georges Bertrand Denis Auguste Landry François Bédard Charles Houde Paul-Lucien Meyer Pierre Rochefort Henri-Lucien Dumont Pierre Deville Pierre-Olivier Kahl Horace d'Youville Joseph Lavoie Edmond Lareau Aldéric Poulin Martial Pratte Jacques Fortier Otto Dahl Georges Fiedel Henri Klein Pierre-André Petit Honoré Beauval Albert Kahl Jules Lebert Jacques von Sturmeck Hubert Sturm Pierre-Louis Rich Georges Brandt Alfred Loeb Émile Wurtz Pierre Doré Paul Bucer Louis-Philippe Kléber Paul Meyer Henri Kruger Georges-Antoine Ducherry Paul Oberlin Albin Masson Marcel Gauthier Paul-Édouard Lang Aurélien Couture Louis-Marc Zimmermann Henri Gross Auguste Straumann Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted January 20, 2010 Merci! I could use female names too, presently (the 2009 scenario). Also Luxembourgish names would be good too. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
matvail2002 803 Report post Posted January 21, 2010 These are women names: Aline Coutu Louise Leblanc Marcelle Lavergne Hélène Coutu Pauline Pelletier Carole Monval Guylaine Pratte Lucie Saumier Julienne Labelle Yvette Bellevue Sarah Haller Paulette Green Claire Kahl Paule Helfer Francine Klein Hélène Martinez Josephine Dumas Delphine Michel Roberta Lambrozzo Caroline Montval Fabienne Duval Carole Jacques Paule Martin Rose Dugas Chloé Klein Lise Bernier Johanne Marois Heidi Bourque Véronique Poulin Mariette Dumoulin Rebecca van Arx Sonia Laplante Anne Pouliot Danielle Masse Julie Marquette Claudine Doyon Jessica Wolfe Ariane Blais Anne Morel Erica Garcia Cynthia Petit Christiane Dahl Annick Lebeau Johanne Demers Michelle Quinn Josée Beauchamp Céline Rossy Stéphanie Pratte Laura Bartolli Anne-Marie Landry Sylvie Paul Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted January 21, 2010 Thank you! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted August 16, 2010 I've actually decided to change this into Batavia, based off an RL micronation. And it's set in 1886. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted August 16, 2010 Batavia is a smaller but rising power in the micronational world in 1886. It has a population of 10.1 million people, with the following ethnic demographics: Dutch 60%, French 33%, German 4%, Jewish 2%, Others 1%, and religious demographics: Catholic 59%, Protestant 35%, None 4%, Jewish 2%. It has been ruled by a "Grand Coalition" of the Liberals and Catholic parties from 1848 until 1886 when the Catholics voted down the Freedom Of Faith Act which would allow the operation of non-Catholic schools. The Catholic parties have lumped together to form the Conservative Monarchist Party, while the protestant ones have joined to form the Batavian Democratic Party. In addition, a rising socialist movement has established the Republican Left party, which hopes to hold the balance of power in a hung parliament. Parties: Liberal Union (centrist/centre-left) Conservative Monarchist Party (conservative right-wing) Republican Left (socialist, left-wing) Batavian Democratic Party (centrist/centre-right) Here are the issues: Church and State Divorce Education Economy Empire Foreign Policy Free Trade Gold Standard Industry Language Monarchy National Unity Social Welfare Tax Reform Trade Unions Voting Rights Working Conditions Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted August 17, 2010 @issue position descriptions // left to right, 1 - 5 //Church and State Promote state atheism, and discredit Christianity as superstition Pass a law separating Church and State and secularise government (Liberal Union, Republican Left) Grant Protestantism equal standing with the Catholic Church (BDP) Protect status of the Catholic Church. Support clerical privilege (Conservative Monarchist) Resurrect Holy Inquisition to root out heretics and unbelievers @ //Defence Complete demilitarization with militas for national defense A small volunteer army with militias for other duties (Republican Left) A small professional army in peacetime and a reserve force in war (Liberal Union) A large professional army with heavy funding (BDP) Universal military conscription upon turning 18 (Conservative Monarchist) @ //Divorce Marriage is just a contract, no-fault divorces Showing-of-fault divorce for men and women (Liberal Union, Republican Left) Divorce only in cases of domestic abuse and adultery (BDP) Only allow divorce with permission of the church (Conservative Monarchist) Marriage is sacred and permanent, no divorce period @ //Economy Enact a planned economy based on socialist principles Government should steer economy through public ownership of firms (Republican Left) State should intervene to build public works and encourage business (Conservative Monarchist, BDP) Promote laissez-faire economic policies toward the markets (Liberal Union) Get government off the backs of business and tolerate monopolies @ //Education Abolish non-public schools. Run schools along secular lines (Republican Left) Protect state funding for public schools. Reduce church influence (Liberal Union) Enact compulsory education. Build more schools and universities (BDP) Oppose school secularisation. Equal funding for Christian schools (Conservative Monarchist) Put education system under control of the Catholic Church @ //Empire Imperialism is morally wrong and an affront to peace (Republican Left) An Empire is a waste of money. Reduce imperial presence (Liberal Union) Protect current imperial territories and colonies (BDP) We must expand the empire and strengthen colonies (Conservative Monarchist) All savages that oppose us must be exterminated! @ //Foreign Policy Promoting peace should be our sole foreign policy goal Maintain our historic neutrality and stay out of conflicts (Republican Left) Support defensive alliances with the Britannia-led Entente (BDP, Liberal Union) Increase our role in foreign affairs to counter threats (Conservative Monarchist) We should seek to become a Great Power by any means @ //Free Trade All markets should be open, push for 100% free trade Reduce tariffs and open markets for free trade (Liberal Union) Impose moderate tariffs to protect domestic industries (Republican Left, BDP) High tariffs to protect labour, farmers and business (Conservative Monarchist) Move towards full autarky and economic self-sufficiency @ //Gold Standard Convert our currency wholeheartedly to paper money Maintain silver coinage, suspend convertibility (Republican Left) Gradually phase out bimetallic monetary policy (BDP) Adopt the Gold Standard to strengthen our currency (Conservative Monarchist) Introduce a National Bank along with the Gold Standard (Liberal Union) @ //Industry Secure industrialisation through state administration (Republican Left) Enhanced state support for industrial development (Liberal Union) Encourage private investment in industry and agriculture (BDP) Focus on diversifying and modernising agriculture instead (Conservative Monarchist) Let the free market decide whats best for our economy @ //Language French should be the only official language of Batavia Laws to protect rights and privileges for French-speakers Maintain the official bilingualism policy as is Encourage the use of the Dutch language End the bilingualism policy and mandate Dutch instruction @ //National Unity Allow provinces full sovereignty with the right to secede Home rule for Separate French, Dutch, and German communities (Liberal Union, Republican Left) Secure the terms of Batavorum Accord. Promote shared culture (BDP) Protect a strong central government and oppose devolution (Conservative Monarchist) Impose direct rule from Koningenwaarde with an iron fist @ // Monarchy Abolish the Monarchy and aristocracy. Move to a full Republic (Republican Left) Relegate the monarchy to a strictly ceremonial role (Liberal Union) Keep the status quo but try to keep King in check (BDP) Increase the executive powers and role of the King (Conservative Monarchist) Make parliament an advisory body. Restore absolutism @ //Social Welfare The state should take care of everyone from cradle to grave (Republican Left) Introduce unemployment benefits and universal healthcare (BDP) Establish social security and modernise hospitals (Liberal Union) No to welfare state expansion as it rewards the lazy (Conservative Monarchist) Return to the old poor law system, reduce burdens on society @ //Tax Reform Redistribute wealth from the rich to the working class (Republican Left) Introduce a wealth tax for the rich and a land tax (Liberal Union) Reform the income tax along progressive lines (BDP) Keep the income tax at a flat rate, levy tariffs instead (Conservative Monarchist) Replace the income tax with a capitation tax @ //Trade Unions Transform businesses into trade union-owned cooperatives Promote Trade Union organizing and protect the right to strike (Republican Left) Compromise "social contract" between Trade Unions and Business (BDP, Liberal Union) Crack down on strikes, Trade Unions are a threat to our prosperity (Conservative Monarchist) Trade Unions are enemies of the State and should be outlawed @ //Voting Rights Allow non-citizens to vote in elections (Republican Left) Grant women the right to vote too (Liberal Union) Enact universal suffrage to all men (BDP) Make no change to franchise laws (Conservative Monarchist) "Democracy" is nothing more than mob rule @ //Working Conditions Enact a minimum wage and set maximum work hours (Republican Left) Establish Trade Boards and Ministry of Labour (BDP) Prohibit child labour and make workplaces safer (Conservative Monarchist) Current labour legislation is sufficient (Liberal Union) Leave wages and working conditions up to the free market @ @end Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted August 17, 2010 Leaders: François Du Charlôt Marcel Cavallon Grégoire Nuhotin Samuel Lache Gustaaf Vermeylen Mateo Mattiassen Constantijn Windsor Max van Bunthe-Uné Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted August 24, 2010 Regions 1. Regenteneilanden: 3 seats. Rural farming province with French-speaking majority. Conservative Monarchist stronghold 2. Transingel: 4 seats. Industrial province with history of class conflict. Liberal Union stronghold 3. Dietsland: 14 seats. Mixed religious farming and industrial province with Dutch majority. Leans Conservative Monarchist. 4. Hoorne: 8 seats. Rural province with Dutch Catholic majority. Conservative Monarchist stronghold 5. Ingelburg: 13 seats. mix of agrarian and industrial economy with notable German minority. Battleground. 6. Koningenwaarde: 16 seats, industrialized capital city of the kingdom. Liberal dominance 7. Batavorum: 9 seats, mix of small towns and farms outside Koningenwaarde. Leans Liberal. 8. Austrasië: 10 seats, rural province with a large French minority. Battleground. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Norman 1 Report post Posted October 14, 2010 Made some logos, if you want to use them. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted October 22, 2010 Made some logos, if you want to use them. Wow thanks! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
matvail2002 803 Report post Posted November 20, 2010 How this this one going on? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted December 3, 2010 I changed it to make it more Dutch-centric. It's been put on hold but I may restart work on it shortly. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gopprogressive 1,063 Report post Posted December 14, 2010 Can anyone find me a list, or make a list of Dutch and Belgian names, please? If so, this scenario will get done faster. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
matvail2002 803 Report post Posted December 14, 2010 Ernest van de Hoof Thomas Suurland Hubert Nicolas André Rouvet Alexandre Dumont Jacques-Édouard Stein Yves Robert Henri Dumas Philippe Rémi Édouard Dupont Pieter Talvert Hagen Thomas Albert Michel Stefaan de Brucker François de Block Bart Somers Theo Luykx Robert Louis Pieter De Crem Hendrik Bogaert Maxime Prévost Willem-Frederik Schiltz Eddy Merkx Heinz Klein Hervé Morin Thomas Jans Charles Jean Wim de Boer Erwin Haussmann Charles Lebrun Édouard Leblanc Laurent Robert Albert Leduc Michel Laval Pierre Lafontaine Robert Dumas Claude Klein Walter Kessel Émile de Decker Philippe Morneau Étienne Lebeau Charles Boucher Maurice Lippens Luc van de Welde Hubert Weller Charles Roger Robert David Émile Dugas Charles de Trooz Henri Duclos Paul Spaak Hubert Pierre Pierre Hamel Peter Heemskerk Nicolaas van Hoof Joop de Jong Jacob van der Brugghen Adriaan van Hall Jacob de Vries Ernst Klinkenberg Dirk Peters Arnold Samson Jean-Pierre de Boer Henri Laniel Jan Boon Martin Haller Armand Saumier Henri Lambert Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
