A one sided peace deal?

Day 1,727, 02:57 Published in United Kingdom Australia by Send love to Plato


There seems to be a taboo regarding the current eUK - eIreland peace treaty, especially from players of a certain eRepublik age. The majority of opinions i have seen from the demographic of our society is that this is the only road to peace with Ireland, that if we tried to negotiate a NAP with our neighbours that didn't include the land swap deal that eIreland would call for an all out war...

Now don't get me wrong, the peace deal in concept is brilliant for both sets of countries citizens and also so is the prospect of peace. It must also be noted how gracious the eIrish were in allowing us the deal in the first place, especially considering the eUK was wiped by three nations and eIreland already were in possession of the lands they currently hold in the peace treaty. And let us be honest that eCanada loves nothing more than a war with the eUK where we are out numbered so if the eIrish did see any re-negotiations of the peace treaty as an act of aggression, well you can guarantee an eCanadian opportunist invasion would follow. So from that point of view keeping the current deal is ideal for the eUK...but...

As we have already seen previously, when under attack from another nation we have no chance of defending ourselves and holding the regions in the constant RW's. Since we reclaimed Dublin and Louth we have faced a RW for Dublin every single day. Now that might be okay for true patriot medals but it is a recipe for disaster in the long haul when you consider that the eUK is the favourite venue for French and Canadian aggression.

Of course this doesnt matter to the eirish citizens, because the vast majority do not fund or fight in the RW's but they do not fight for us in them either. I have seen the odd very few helping but it is no where near the levels of eUK citizens who help fight in Scotland or Northern Ireland when RW's are started there. I have also noticed the lack of shouts from the eIrish on my friends list when a RW is on going in Dublin, shouts which you find in abundance from senior eUK figures when a Scottish RW is in full swing. So far this peace treaty seems very one sided.

Are we really to believe that if we stated our case in a very open and honest way that eIreland would see it as an act of war? Are we to believe that if we explained the situation that the eIrish congress would rush for the NE vote? Considering they offered the hand of friendship when they held all the cards then i seriously doubt it.

Also, Is the limited damage the eUK can manage best served fighting daily RW;s or directed towards allies, who in some cases desperately need that help?

Nobody wants war with eIreland, but surely there has to another way?