[ONE] Welcome to our newest member

Day 1,454, 09:33 • Published in Poland North Macedonia • by ONE HQ


Dear friends,

A quick update from your friends in ONE today. When the office changed, I said there would be big changes in the alliance. So far this month I have been making meetings with CPs, MoDs, MoFAs and representatives from countries in our alliance and abroad to discuss the future of ONE. We’ve began to implement a series of organisational changes designed to bring all our members and supporters closer together. ONE is a global alliance with a global agenda- to oppose the Terra/EDEN countries. Today I welcome a new brother in that struggle- Indonesia. After months of talks on both sides, and a consultation of the public in Indonesia, the President of Indonesia Kertajaya today joined ONE rooms as a full member of the alliance, the first since the initial expansion to the six countries we all know.

Indonesia’s membership of ONE is the first of many great changes we hope to implement to make ONE fit to rise to the military challenges of a new era. The world has changed, and we will change to match it. In the coming weeks, the military strategy we have made will be implemented. Our goals are to bring TEDEN to their knees. Our methods of doing so will be revealed with time. For now, I will give you a short interview to read with Indonesian MoFA psy_cho.



Iain Keers: So you’ve joined ONE... this has been in discussion for a good while. What made you decide to join this month?

Psy_cho: Most of Indonesia’s CP’s in the past 5 months wanted to join ONE. Indonesian public opinion was split between sticking with pro-ONE status or becoming full members. I think there are two big reasons why Indonesia decided to join ONE:
1. Indonesia cannot forget ONE support. When we needed help, ONE was always there, especially after last month’s gangbang.
2. Conflict between Indonesia and the Argentinean government. Argentina was an active member of Terra and logically they knew about Terra and Eden's plan to gangbang Indonesia. Argentina also supported Terra's plan to gangbang Indonesia which we can see at FAA Repartos article. Argentina was the only reason Indonesia hasn’t joined ONE yet, and after Argentina abandoned Indonesia, Indonesia didn’t have any reason not to join ONE.

We still don’t have any problems with the Argentine people, and because of people like Reina Borg, Whatsupcarlitos, J Ash Wiliiams, Milo666 and others, I don't regret defending Argentina all this time. Indonesia still welcomes Argentine people to come to Indonesia and I will treat them with respect, but Indonesia is closing all diplomatic relations with Argentina’s government.



Iain Keers: So you would say that joining ONE was a way of showing your increased support for the alliance, and a desire to take a bigger role in the alliance?

psy_cho: Indonesia’s main reason to join ONE, was because Indonesia wants to help its ally. Yes, ONE and Indonesia cooperated well during pro-ONE period, but I think it's not enough. Many cases where ONE needed help but no one could contact Indonesia and vice versa: a lack of communication leads to damage being lost or misplaced in many battles. If Indonesia joins ONE, we can cut that communication barrier between us, which leads to better understanding and better cooperation.




Iain Keers: Well it's a good time to join, ONE is renewing its organisation. Are there any big changes you'd like to see in the alliance?

psy_cho: Yes, of course. I don't know precisely how ONE works, but from my opinion as outsider we all know about several small problems between ONE and pro-ONE. I think the main problem is communication. Communication between countries is crucial. ONE has many active players which leads to many different thoughts about different matters. We have people from Scandinavia, Asia, Balkans, Turks, South America (such as Peru), with different background and different paradigm. I don't think it's a weakness, but it can be problem if we don't manage it well.

Iain Keers: Increasing communication with all our members and our proONE friends is definitely a priority this month. I did say I was going to keep this short, so thank you for your answers and I would like to formally welcome Indonesia on behalf of all our members to the ONE alliance 🙂


Thanks for reading,

Iain Keers
Secretary General


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