Talk:Aequalitas et Aequitas (Map Game)/@comment-26044830-20170301000552

East African Federation
 * Government: Due to huge mass exploitation and the government becoming way more militaristic and materialist, destroying the ways of the savanna. However we begin conservation programs and creating "zones" so settlements can't expand to that particular area (more shortly). Currently we want to fend off the colonisers against the continent but our current stance is not prepared against the Western powers - so there's two problems, how do we conserve wildlife and rapid industrialisation of our land to build more equipment and an election debate on 2050. The opposition (mainly ethnic, "democratic parties" [but don't call EAF "democratic", they prefer socialism because their party bias] and rights) wants to eventually establish eveyr five years (an election being held and petitioned) a new government that ends the rule of socialism and become somewhat non-aligned. The government however said it is a long way away and that it will never happen but will it become centrist?
 * Internet Control (The Firewall Debate): The firewall debate is now flaring up in one time, thanks to the rise of LGBT rights that allowed them to create websites that show references that have servers located here. However they refuse to knock down the firewall's filtering terms "democracy", insults and other stuff that defame the national identity. The opposition promised to lift the restrictions by the time they have won 50% of the seats required to eventually shrink them into a typical political party.
 * LGBT Rights: Sadly most of Africa doesn't even tolerate LGBT groups in OTL. Now a debate is flaring up for the rights movement in cities - suppressed due to military police whether we should begin allowing homosexuals into military and have civil unions being made. To maximise manpower, for now we allow LGBT people to go into military if they want to. Discrimination is still widely legal though so prejudice still exists even in military. However some regions such as Uganda are allowed to outlaw their citizens inside the region (even if they're residing other regions) in order to appease them. Will this be a gamechanger to have a step closer to same sex marriage or maybe have civilians and politicians really screwing the future of East Africa to destabilise? Find out if mod events judge this
 * Population Control: The fertility rate has just gone down to 3.98... Thanks healthcare. Also overpopulation could lead to more development and creation of suburban areas and now we are considering to build up and create a theoretical 16 storey apartment which houses at least 600 people in comparison to 300-500 houses/shacks. It is costly but this is still a plan.
 * Mass Propaganda: We still want to make our policies big and strong.
 * Conservation and Breeding Programs: We begin to take action of what's left of the megafauna in Africa after news reports outside of our region, conserving them through breeding processes that are in captivity. Military police are also expected to be hunting poachers and then take them to prison for a lifetime due to "animal rights violations". Also, ivory trade and furs next year will be slowly being tightly controlled in this nation and even considering to ban the trade three years time after this was implemented even if this was tradition, this is government and you can't escape an emerging police state. (technically it isn't that tough as an OTL police state but we are still playing against smugglers)
 * Military: Self-efficiency will be a top priority (no sanctions affected for industry) along with research of military. Nanotechnology is starting to pace through but will take over 15 years to achieve what we wanted - a strong material recreated cheaply. But we still rely on metal to do the task because its much stronger than our prototype planned two years time. WMDs, which are stronger chemical weapons are still developed, along with massive projects shelved - but not all such as railgun, more of a second priority but will take 10 years to get a final form and it doesn't even work yet (explosions). Of course, drone bombing is also being worked on though we call it the first priority as the nanotech plan since its easy. (OP tell me)
 * East African Army: Allowed LGBT into military. Industry begins to expand over there.
 * 180,000 active personnel (+20,000)
 * 2,870 tanks (+10)
 * 1,100 armoured vehicles
 * 405 towed artillery (+1)
 * East African Maritime Force
 * 2 aircraft carriers (third one is now under construction and done at 2052 [delaying this for other projects], it will be a small one however)
 * 1 large aircraft carrier
 * 1 small aircraft carrier (small one under progress)
 * 31 transport ships
 * 18 destroyers (+1)
 * 10 cruisers
 * 3 littoral combat ships? (LCS)
 * 5 mine countermeasures support? (MCS) (+1)
 * 4 CPS (don't know what the hell it is even wikipedia doesn't help me, must be a book source)
 * 1 classic frigate/training
 * 7 nuclear submarines
 * 30 submarines (+2)
 * East African Air Force: Military policy commands development of drone bombing as first priority.
 * 3150 jet fighters
 * 1445 bombers (+10)
 * 715 helicopters
 * 1800 utility air equipment (+15)
 * 165 drones (+5) (one prototype on bombing is now underway)
 * East African Military Police: There are local police but it is undergoing full conversion and merge to the military which started in 2046. Around 50,000 are still part of the local departments and are managed by the regions. This division is going to be even more tougher, considering the socialists are turning towards to root out illegal poachers, smugglers and even Christian terrorists (gg, East African Federation has like a lot of christians plus tribal which are vulnerable).
 * 170,000 active personnel (+140,000)
 * 120,000 reserve personnel (+20,000
 * Operations
 * Malawi: Defences near the border of Malawi are built in case they still like to play with us and get the blame on why are we invading. It is poorly built but with a lot of soldiers present here since we got to prioritise other stuff.
 * Congolese Civil War: It is not on the top priority yet but we secretly plan to attack Neo Holy See at the Zambian front if they are able to take over the country itself which may be hopeless and the only way to hopefully take down Zambia (only if we successfully take Malawi) the other way without having them to be intimidating but suggesting its unpredictable and rebellions would be incurred, who knows. After one hour of stupid insults, we launch full airstrike attacks and intervention on Neo-Holy See. (ok that sounds really retarded but that's literally the best i could do)
 * Economy: Currently stable but due to war weariness against Malawi (again, the Congolese Civil War is a less priority and only targets Neo-Holy See), the industry in other sectors that is not related to military had impact due to an economical shift to produce more equipment and ammunitions. We still want to keep working as hard as possible to achieve high efficiency in military but also in other sectors, this is where the problem comes in. You can't focus on both, so you either penalise military, get some money or you encourage the military to grow in quality. Could a verge of crisis begin? Maybe if they keep it at a semi-militaristic economy and half of the industry work on other stuff (agriculture has no impact), it could less penalise but not stopping the growing budget of military and maintanance needed to keep up and we still have to decide if its worth it to keep this stance (even though we are not technically being invaded or invading) or shift back to normal economic standards. More solutions next year for the next budget round. Businesses still grow however but they aren't as what they are. GDP per capita is $11,490.
 * Diplomacy
 * California: hi bae (no actual alliance or trade proposed just for the lols)
 * Australia: you're playing the hero and i'm playing the evil does this sound like you're powerful over me? nej #casusbelli 
 * Malawi: we will return one day

I will have to redo this to appease.