In Defense of eIreland
Edana Savage
I've been focused on Defense Systems of late. Here is what I know. That they are needed in case of war and that the reason we don't have more, is because eIreland has always been neutral and so we have never made this a focus.
I also know that there are different qualities. What I don't know is how this translates into a battle situation. Someone commented on another article that Q1's are useless. Is that true and how so?
Hospitals are also important. Cork and Kerry have a Q4 hospital, which is good, not great, but still better than some regions. How do you improve a Q4 to a Q5?
This does concern me. What's to stop what is happening in eUSA from happening to our beloved eIreland? How long can we remain neutral?
I am a noob, and I am still learning how battle works. I'm just now expanding my knowledge to how eIreland fits into the world picture. I should go to University and learn a thing or two from Grainne. I think I will do so once I figure out how University works. lol
As always, I appreciate your input.
Until next time.
Edana
Comments
We have non-agression pacts with several nations, and the Raleigh Treaty with the UK. We're well protected.
Plus, in the event of invasion there is a very good plan under the Defence of the Republic Act that will keep us safe.
Really? Where do I find information on the Defence of the Republic Act?
http://ieforums.hobbittown.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=200" target="_blank">http://ieforums.hobbittown.com/default.a[..]=200
On the eIrish forum, you need to be signed up.
Blah blah blah. That's all well and good, but it doesn't tell me what the current goals of our leadership are in this regard.
All this is saying is what would happen should be become occupied, not what we are currently doing to prevent such a thing from happening. What strategies are in place to prevent a need for the Defence of the Republic Act? Is there such a document in existence that outlines these views?
If not, there needs to be one.