NCAAbbs

Preamble

This treaty is signed in good faith, and is based upon the noble ideals of friendship and cooperation common to all of us. It is signed not only in the pursuit of peace in the hopes that both signatory alliances will work together to actively pursue a better future and to ensure that cooperation will take the place of violence.


Article I - Sovereignty

In the signing of this treaty, it must be clear that both organizations and their members will remain sovereign.


Article II - Terms

No member nation of either alliance will declare war on any member nation of the other, provide aid, be it military, money, technology, or knowledge, to enemies of the other, or commit acts of espionage against the other.


Article III - Respect

The signatory alliances and their members will treat each other with as much respect and decency as they would show one of their own members. Healthy debate and discussion as well as constructive criticism are allowed, but alliance members are expected to show consideration by going through the proper channels when addressing a concern.


Article IV - Assistance

Neither signatory alliance is legally bound to grant requests of military action or financial aid from the other. However, should such a request be made through official channels by one alliance, the other alliance is highly encouraged to participate and required to hold a vote in their council or other form of decision making body. If no request is made by one alliance which is in need of military intervention or financial aid, it is still highly encouraged that the other alliance participate, although nothing is required.

Article V - Withdrawal

If either signatory alliance feels that this treaty has been unjustly violated and diplomatic negotiations have not offered any sort of resolution, they have the right to withdraw from the treaty by the express will of their respective decision making bodies. Notification of withdrawal must be given to the other signatory within fourty-eight hours. Should this treaty be revoked by either alliance, a twenty-four hour grace period begins in which neither alliance may declare war on the other, after which no such rules apply.

Signed for NCAAbbs Alliance:
GeorgePBurdell, President
Bourgeois_Rage, Vice President
Tulsaman, Secretary of State
Lethemeul, Secretary of Defense
Captain Pabst, Secretary of Recruitment

Signed for United Purple Nations:
Keyring_Killer

Article I - Sovereignty
In the signing of this treaty, it must be clear that both alliances and their members will remain sovereign and independent of each other.

Article II - Terms
No member nation of either alliance will declare war on any member nation of the other or provide any form of aid, be it military, money, technology, or knowledge, to enemies of the other, or commit acts of espionage against the other.

Article III - Respect
The signatory alliances and their members will treat each other with as much respect and decency as they would show one of their own members. Healthy debate and discussion as well as constructive criticism are not restricted, but alliance members are expected to show tact and consideration by going through the proper channels when addressing a concern.

Article IV - Mutual Assistance
Neither signatory alliance is legally bound to grant requests of military action or financial aid from the other. However, should such a request be made through official channels by one alliance, the other alliance is highly encouraged to participate and required to hold a vote in their council or other form of decision making body. If no request is made by one alliance which is in need of military intervention or financial aid, it is still highly encouraged both during periods of peace and war. In either case, in the event that assistance is granted, it should come as no surprise to the world community. This assistance is encouraged for both defense and aggression, both during periods of peace and war.

Article V - Recognition
Both alliances recognize the academic and athletic prowess of Georgia Tech, and drink their whiskey clear.

Article VI - Withdrawal
If either signatory alliance feels that this treaty has been unjustly violated and diplomatic negotiations have not offered any sort of resolution, they have the right to withdraw from the treaty by the express will of their respective decision making bodies. Notification of withdrawal must be given to the other signatory within forrty-eight hours. Should this treaty be revoked by either alliance, a twenty-four hour grace period begins in which neither alliance may declare war on the other, after which no such rules apply.

Signed for NCAAbbs Alliance:
GeorgePBurdell, President
Bourgeois_Rage, Vice President
Tulsaman, Secretary of State
Lethemeul, Secretary of Defense
Captain Pabst, Secretary of Recruitment

Signed for New Pacific Order Alliance:
TrotskysRevenge, ruler of Arseanistan, Moo-Cows with Guns, Emperor of the New Pacific Order
Dilber, Standartenfuhrer
Philosopher, Imperial Officer
USBR, Imperial Officer

Proclamation of Neutrality of the Green Protection Agency


The duty and interest of the member states of the Green Protection Agency (henceforth GPA) require that the GPA in sincerity and good faith pursue friendly and impartial conduct toward all other nations, maintaining a strict stance of political neutrality.

Therefore we hereby declare that the GPA is legally bound to its neutrality, and must exhort and warn member states to avoid any and all acts or proceedings which may in any manner contravene this agreement and thereby violate the neutrality of the GPA.

Furthermore, we do agree that any member nation of the GPA committing, aiding, or abetting hostilities against any other nation or otherwise breaking the terms of this treaty does render itself liable for punishment; and further, that this punishment will be delivered without delay, restraint, or reserve by the officers of the GPA in formal prosecution against the accused member nation.

GPA Recognition of Neutrality Agreement

We, the undersigned alliances of nations (henceforth Assenters) do hereby duly recognize the neutrality of the GPA, and do agree to the following convention:

Article 0: Definitions

Assenters - Any undersigned alliance
Belligerent - Any nation that undertakes hostile action against a member of the GPA.
Hostile action - An actual, attempted, or threatened attack, invasion, or endeavour to inflict harm upon the targeted nation, or its citizens, territories, or properties.

Article 1: Prevention of Aggression

The citizens, territories, and properties of the GPA member states are inviolable. GPA member shall not violate the citizens, territories, and properties of any Assenters

Article 2: Neutrality

GPA member states shall be considered neutral in any conflict, save for those in which a Belligerent has taken hostile action against a GPA member state.

Article 3: GPA Defense

The fact of a GPA member state resisting, even by force, hostile acts against, or attempts to violate the neutrality of, a GPA member state by a Belligerent shall not be regarded as a hostile act.

Article 4: Non-Agression Pact

(A) GPA member states are forbidden to initiate, or cause another nation to initiate, hostile action against another nation.
(cool.gif Assenters are forbidden to initiate, or cause another nation to initiate, hostile action against any GPA member state.

Article 5: Illicit Aid

(A) GPA member states are forbidden to knowingly provide financial, military, or technological aid to non-GPA member states that, are involved in a conflict with another nation.
(cool.gif Assenters are forbidden to knowingly provide financial, military, or technological aid to Belligerents.

Article 6a - Freedom of Trade

GPA member states and Assenters are not called upon to forbid or restrict the import or export of any resource. Subject to the restriction in Article 6b, all members have the right to determine their own trading patterns within their own alliance's rules and regulations.

Article 6b - Sanctions

1. The GPA shall not use sanctions on any Assenter, unless those sanctions are applied in response to a hostile act in accordance with Article 3, nor shall the GPA use sanctions on non-Assenters with the intent of hindering trade by Assenters
2. Assenters shall not use sanctions on any GPA member, nor shall Assenters use sanctions on non-GPA nations with the intent of hindering trade by GPA members
3. Subject to Article 6b ii), Assenters are not restricted in their use of sanctions on any other nation
4. Subject to Article 6b ii), the loss of a trade by a GPA member as a result of sanctions placed by an Assenter shall not be classed as a hostile act unless the sanctioned nation belongs to the GPA.
5. Subject to Article 6b i), the loss of a trade by an Assenter as a result of sanctions placed by a GPA member shall not be classed as a hostile act unless the sanctioned nation belongs to the Assenting alliance.

Article 7: Violators

Any nation found in violation of this convention shall be subject to punishment in the form of restitution to the nation or nations harmed by said violation. The amount of the restitution shall be commensurate with the degree of harm caused. If the offending nation cannot or will not reimburse the victims, then the burden of providing restitution shall fall to the alliance to which the offending nation belongs (i.e. the GPA or the appropriate Assenter). Any assenting alliance (including the GPA) reserves the right to discipline violating nations beyond this treaty in accordance with their own laws and regulations.

Article 8: Enactment

Every measure of restriction or prohibition taken in regard to the matters referred to in the preceding articles must be impartially applied to all applicable nations.

TDO-NCAAbbs Non-Agression Pact

Article I
Members from either TDO or NCAAbbs may not declare war or enter hostilities with a member from the other alliance. If a nation is attacked then the attacked person must not retaliate but instead go to their alliance and explain what's happened. After that, the opposite alliance should be calmly approached and within 36 hours the person(s) at fault must pay reparations equal to the amount of damage caused to the victimized nation and an additional punitive amount not to exceed the damages. If the aggressor nation fails to do so, they shall be immediately expelled from their respective alliance. When the 36th hour after the initial attack is reached, if no such action is taken by the attacking alliance, and no such reparations have been paid by the attacking nation, then this pact may be terminated immediately.

Article II
In signing this pact it is acknowledged that no acts of espionage must be undertaken against either alliance. Spying by TDO into NCAAbbs, or by NCAAbbs into TDO, will result in a 24-hour truce, followed by termination of the NAP.

Article III
Either alliance undertaking action (aggressive or defensive) against other alliances or nations not party to this document does so without the implication to the other signatory. In the event that either of the said alliances enters a transgression (defensive or aggressive), the other alliance is not obligated to participate for either side.

Article IV
This treaty can be revoked at any time by either alliance's respective primary decision making body. Notification of this termination must be received 24 hours in advance of the termination. Once notification has been issued to the opposite alliance, a 24-hour grace period shall stand wherein violence and aggressive acts will not be issued. After that, the articles of this pact will be terminated

Signed for TDO:
Mitch Daniels - High Senator, Co-Founder
AVFC1 - Senator
Rabidman - Senator
Gran DBabu - Senator

Signed for NCAAbbs:
GeorgePBurdell, NCAAbbs President
Lethemeul, Secretary of Defense
Ninerballin, Secretary of Recruitment
Tulsaman, Secretary of State
Bourgeois_Rage, Vice President

Preamble

This treaty is signed in good faith, and is based upon the noble ideals of friendship and cooperation common to all of us. It is signed not only in the pursuit of peace in the hopes that both signatory alliances will work together to actively pursue a better future and to ensure that cooperation will take the place of violence.


Article I - Sovereignty

In the signing of this treaty, it must be clear that both organizations and their members will remain sovereign.


Article II - Terms

No member nation of either alliance will declare war on any member nation of the other, provide aid, be it military, money, technology, or knowledge, to enemies of the other, or commit acts of espionage against the other.


Article III - Respect

The signatory alliances and their members will treat each other with as much respect and decency as they would show one of their own members. Healthy debate and discussion as well as constructive criticism are allowed, but alliance members are expected to show consideration by going through the proper channels when addressing a concern.


Article IV - Assistance

Neither signatory alliance is legally bound to grant requests of military action or financial aid from the other. However, should such a request be made through official channels by one alliance, the other alliance is highly encouraged to participate and required to hold a vote in their council or other form of decision making body. If no request is made by one alliance which is in need of military intervention or financial aid, it is still highly encouraged that the other alliance participate, although nothing is required.

Article V - Withdrawal

If either signatory alliance feels that this treaty has been unjustly violated and diplomatic negotiations have not offered any sort of resolution, they have the right to withdraw from the treaty by the express will of their respective decision making bodies. Notification of withdrawal must be given to the other signatory within fourty-eight hours. Should this treaty be revoked by either alliance, a twenty-four hour grace period begins in which neither alliance may declare war on the other, after which no such rules apply.

For NATO
President - King Tom
VP - Colossus251
Secretary of State - Anu Drake
Secretary of Defense - Wolverine
Secretary of the Interior - BritneysCokeDealer

For NCAAbbs
GeorgePBurdell, President
Lethemeul, Secretary of State
Ninerballin, Secretary of Recruitment
Bleed Blue and Gold, Sec. of Defense
Ninerfan1, Vice President

Purpose
A mutual defense pact between The Goodjer Alliance and the NCAAbbs alliance for the purposes of formalizing pre-existing good ties and promoting the common benefit.

Article I
The Goodjer Alliance and NCAAbbs will not under any circumstances engage in espionage or military action against each other's member nations.

Article II
The Goodjer Alliance and NCAAbbs will, on request, provide diplomatic assistance and/or military aid (at the requesting nation's option) to each other in response to espionage or aggressive military action by third-party alliances.

Article III
Amendments to this treaty require the consent of both The Goodjer Alliance and NCAAbbs.

Article IV
Either party may withdraw from this treaty after giving the other party seventy two (72) hours notice.

Signed,

For The Goodjer Alliance:
Minister of Foreign Affairs - Blankie of Ferretia

For NCAAbbs:
President - Bleed Blue and Gold
Vice President - Eagleriffic
Secretary of State - BamaBlazer
Secretary of Defense - Bourgeois_Rage