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| − | The Majority of the nations that left to form Fennoscandia were for the most part | + | The Majority of the nations that left to form Fennoscandia were for the most part Democratic. They were a "Circle" of nations that attempted to Police Scandinavia to Democratic Pacifist Standards. Most nations of this "Circle" were U.N. Nations, and they attempted to control the U.N. vote of Scandinavia as well. |
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| + | Two specific non-democratic nations that left to join Fennoscandia were [[Quislington]] and [[Q World Dominion]]. Both nations were ejected from the region for their choice of government; however, [[Q World Dominion]] was allowed re-admittance. [[Quislington]] was not allowed re-admittance and returned to [[Scandinavia]]. | ||
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This term refers to a group of nations that were dissatisfied with the way Scandinavia was being run (or lack there of). On 2006-06-04 several nations departed Scandinavia for a newly formed "Pro-Democratic-Environmentalist" region labeled Fennoscandia.
The Nations that left
The Majority of the nations that left to form Fennoscandia were for the most part Democratic. They were a "Circle" of nations that attempted to Police Scandinavia to Democratic Pacifist Standards. Most nations of this "Circle" were U.N. Nations, and they attempted to control the U.N. vote of Scandinavia as well.
Two specific non-democratic nations that left to join Fennoscandia were Quislington and Q World Dominion. Both nations were ejected from the region for their choice of government; however, Q World Dominion was allowed re-admittance. Quislington was not allowed re-admittance and returned to Scandinavia.
