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Hello fellow eEgyptians and Subscribers, welcome to the first Za Mudrudo article in 5 months! Yes it has been a long time, and I have shifted how my articles shall be written, as there is no communist opponents within eEgypt at current.
Today I will be discussing my response to the A.R.M.E.D Alliance article, as I believe this issue needs to be addressed immediately.

To keep it from becoming too Tl;dr, I will break it up into 4 main points, and possibly some limited views afterwards.

Map of eMiddle East on day 1237, by Janko Fran

1. Liberation of eSaudi Arabia and eEgyptian lands from eGreece control
This point I can agree with, and the government is in the process of going through with this already, it is just a matter of getting the greeks to agree with the matter. Unfortunately the eRomanians will still be in charge of eKSA, and because of this reason I believe all former arab residents that remain in the country should move to eEgypt, as it is the only Arab country not suffering from a foreign PTO. I will state however we are in no position to make demands, as we do not have the military strength to reinforce our will, this is entirely up to the Greeks. Hopefully they will understand reason, but again this is a matter for the current Government to deal with.

2.Return of eSaudi Arabia to the Map
This point is purely imperialistic, and I fully condemn it.
It isn't a plan for the good of the Saudis, it is a plan that solely benefits A.R.M.E.D . Basically Reconwarkhawk's plan for this was to split eKSA up among the ARMED Nations who participated in the liberation, leaving only 2 regions for eKSA. Not only this however, it implies they the people of eKSA must be loyal to ARMED, making eKSA seem more like a vassal rather than an independent state. Imperialism is obvious, and I will not promote a eKSA that does not get to decide its own future, nor its choices with who gets to rent their territory.

3.Liberation of eIran
This plan is purely impossible for us to do, we are simply to weak to fend off the Bulgarians. Bulgaria alone would be enough to fend us off, but they would not be alone however, unless Greece agreed with the Liberation they would support Bulgaria in the war. This means that there is absolutely no chance we would win any of the resistance wars, as we do not have the Military, nor financial means to accomplish such a feat. Afterwards, this would only sour relations with both nations, and we could be attacked on our own soil afterwards for our actions.

4.The Continued Stability of the eMiddle East
I wish this goal could be met, but it is unlikely to happen.
The alliance conflict has been present in the eMiddle east for nearly the entire game history. Many of the nations are already proud supporters of certain alliances, and quite a few are actually members of a major alliance such as Turkey. I highly doubt any of these nations would disregard the nations that have helped them for so long over a regional alliance that is likely to fail.

Overall a Regional Alliance simply isn't the answer to our region's problems, as it would only cause more conflict. This should not deter us from cooperating, and actively negotiating with our fellow neighbors though. It is key that we improve our relations with all non PTO'd nations within the eMiddle East, so that we can work to return stability to the region. As for direct military action in liberation wars, we do not have the funds to successfully go through with such plans unless it is supported by nations like Greece.

If you would like to draw your own conclusions, please do so in the comments below. I wish a regional Alliance were possible but I've seen enough fail that I have realized there is no chance of success for them without major nations being members. It would be unlikely for any major nation to get involve with A.R.M.E.D for the reason that Phoenix was dissolved. The major nations realized that Weaker nations only hinder their Alliance's progress, as such they prefer to now be consist of a small number of Powerful countries rather than many countries of varying strength.

As for the overall Idea of Peace in the eMiddle east, It is not going to happen any time soon. We will have many more problems to overcome before such a feat can be accomplished, and maintained.
I hope that the current, and future administrations do their best to keep us Neutral, and focused on our own region rather than "far flung" European nations.
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