I have 8 invitations.
![Pakistan](http://www.erepublik.net/images/flags_png/S/Pakistan.png)
Ghiaccio
I will invite 8 people.
On the invitation message, it will have instructions on how to play well in Pakistan, what to do and how to invite other people. It will also include to send this invite to other people and to have those people do the same.
They might not be from /v/. If they're not, I'll have them join NSDAP or Phantom Blood or something.
We need more people. I'm not going to be nitpicky about places where I pull people from. I'll tell them not to interfere in /v/'s shenanigans. Hell, I'll make it EASY MODO for you and tell them to never post a newspaper article.
I don't care if you like it or not. I'm converting these 8 bastards and that's final.
Ciao.
Comments
What? Everyone we recruit should join /v/s party, why would you want more people in NSDAP? Maybe we should start threads in /co/ and other "civilized" boards and see what happens. Pakistan's strenght comes from our unmatched unity, not from our numbers.
I WOULD put them in /v/, but you're all so paranoid about having people NOT from /v/ amount our ranks that I'm just going to recruit them as drones. Instead of actually being involved with us, they'll just work, produce and fight. That way we have a better chance at war AND you're all calm because we don't have "infidels" on our party.
We already have some people from /tg/
Nevermind the anons that lurk in multiple boards.
It's not that I dont want to have people here from outside 4chan, I dont want people joining any other party other than Stardust or Falcon's party. It's just my opinion thought.
People not from secret club = bad idea.
To set the record straight: Phantom Blood is so Dio gets to be lazy by not electing mayors and preventings NDSAP from being politically active.
"It's not that I dont want to have people here from outside 4chan, I dont want people joining any other party other than Stardust or Falcon's party. It's just my opinion thought."
Join the club. It's just you and me now. /v/ doesn't really look at it that way. /v/ isn't really taking things seriously.