Oologah

Oologah

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Motto: "Bad advice comes from those that least expect it!
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Region	Imperial Armies
Capital	Kolgujev
Official Language(s)	Oologahnian (Spoken English, Hangeul -or 한글-) , also standard English and Korean
Leader	Dale C. Jackson
Population	2,775,550,000
Currency	Oologah Gold Coin
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Democratic Dictatorship of Oologah National Motto: (Bad Advice Comes From Those That Least Expect It!)

Climate: Temperate in north, sub temperate in south

Avg. Temperature: 89° F summer, 27° F winter

Max. Average Temperature: 138° (Northern Coast)

Min. Average Temperature: 11° (Rogers Mountain Range in Steele Province)

Avg. Yearly Rainfall: 84in/year

Geography: Desert in the north. Mountain ranges in the south of the country.

Grasslands in the southwest part of the country.

Highest Point: Mt. Newcastle, Rogers Mtn. Range (17,500ft)

Lowest Point: Kolgujev, in the Kolgujev Province: (-210ft)

Average Elevation: 1120 ft ASL

Census Information:

Population: 2,775,550,000

Capital: Kolgujev (pop 45,900,000)

Immigration: 2,400,000 (2003 est.)

Emigration: 3,900,000 (2003 est.)

Religion:

Baptist: 49.3%

Methodist: 11.1%

Other Protestant: 7.5%

Roman Catholic: 19.6%

Judaism: 8.7%

Islam: 0.09%

Other: 3.71%

Primary Language:

Oologahnian: 96.4%

English: 2.7%

Korean: 0.8%

Other: 0.1%

Race:

White: 57.8%

Black: 11.2%

Hispanic: 7.5%

Asian: 22.3%

Arab: 1.2%

Political Affiliation:

Oologah Right Party: 32%

Oologah Far Right Party: 24%

Oologah Liberal Party: 24%

Oologah Labor Party: 12%

Oologah Communist Party: 4%

Oologah Libertarian Party: 3%

Oologah Green Party: 1%

Population:

Growth Rate: 1.5%

Estimate, 2025: 3,738,264,000

Estimate, 2050: 4,450,478,000

Estimate, 2100: 4,150,127,000

Access to safe water, Rural Population: 93%

Access to safe water, Urban Population: 99%

Access to safe water, Total Population: 98%

Urban Population Percentage: 78.5%

Rural Population Percentage: 21.5%

Access to Sanitation, Rural Population: 99%

Access to Sanitation, Urban Population: 100%

Access to Sanitation, Total Population: 99%

AIDS cases reported, 2004: 760,000

Persons per Sq. Mile: 405.78

GDP per capita: $29,200

Population per hospital bed: 1130

Births per 1000 people: 17.8

Deaths per 1000 people: 8.2

Electricity consumption per capita (Kw-Hrs): 13,055

Petroleum consumption per year (1000 barrels): 8,077,000,000

Petroleum consumption per capita (barrels): 29.1

Per capita calorie supply from animals (daily): 1193

Infant mortality rate per 1000 live births, female: 8

Infant mortality rate per 1000 live births, male: 5

Infant mortality rate per 1000 live births: 6.5

Female participation in labor force: 9%

Male participation in labor force: 91%

Unemployment rate: 5.3%

Life expectancy at birth, female: 79.4

Life expectancy at birth, male: 77.9

Avg. Life expectancy at birth: 78.7

Literacy Rate, female: 47%

Literacy Rate, male: 98%

Literacy Rate, total: 72.5%

Maternal Mortality Rate (100,000 live births): 21

Mortality Rate for children 5 and under (1000 live births): 10

Daily newspaper circulation (1000 people): 790

Population surviving under $1USD per day (percent): 0.9

Percent of population aged 4 or less: 6.9

Percent of population aged 5-14: 11.1

Percent of population aged 15-24: 17.6

Percent of population aged 25-64: 55.7

Percent of population aged 65+: 9.7

Percent of population (Female): 51%

Percent of population (Male): 49%

Percent of population (Undernourished): 2

Primary school enrolment (Percent of applicable): 100

Secondary school enrolment (Percent of applicable): 76

Women at ministerial level (Percent of ministerial level employees): 1

Women at sub-ministerial level (Percent of sub-ministerial level employees): 19

Women seat holders in House of the People (Number of house seat holders): 25

Women seat holders in House of the Fortunate (Number of house seat holders): 6

Percentage of population in active military: 4.6

Percentage of population in Reserve supply force: 7.8

Communications:

Fax machines per 1000 people: 69.3

Cellular phone subscribers per 1000 people: 695.1

Personal computer in use per 1000 people: 500.4

Radio receivers per 1000 people: 1211.0

Telephone receivers per 1000 people: 803.5

Economy:

Electricity produced per capita (Kw-Hrs.): 15,000

Energy, nuclear reactors: 227

GDP: 550,000,000,000,000

Inflation, consumer prices, average annual (percent): 1.7

Merchant fleet, capacity (gross registered tons): 19,321,000

Merchant fleet, capacity (number of ships): 5920

Military personnel: 127,675,300

Tourist arrivals (Thousand): 8550

Tourist expenditures (million): 49,690

Monetary Unit: Oologah Gold Coin (OGC)

Exchange Rate: 1 OGC = $1.83 (USD)

OGC Denominations: 1/1000 OGC: one mil (mils) 1/100 OGC: one cent (cents) 1/50 OGC: one quintecca (quinteccas) 1/10 OGC: one dime (dimes) 1/4 OGC: one quarter (quarters) 1/2 OGC: one half coin (halfs) OGC Paper money: OGC1, OGC2, OGC4, OGC5, OGC10, OGC20, OGC50, OGC75, OGC100, OGC1000, OGC1,000,000

Energy:

Electricity generation, natural clean sources (Percent of total produced): 8.2

Electricity generation, hydroelectric dams (Percent of total produced): 9.5

Electricity generation, nuclear fission (Percent of total produced): 46.9

Electricity generation, nuclear fusion (Percent of total produced): 13.0

Electricity generation, fossil fuels (Percent of total produced): 22.4

Transportation:

Motor vehicles (1000 people): 623

Railroad track length (miles): 147,361

Road length (miles): 3,723,000

Population with access to mass transit (percent): 81.3

Population that uses available mass transit (percent): 94.8

Commercial airports: 126

Government:

Type: Democratic Dictatorship

Elections: Benevolents are elected for life. After a Benevolent dies, or if he is judged to no longer be able to perform his duties as leader of the nation, the Council of Thirteen meet to determine the candidates from each major party that can run for the position of Benevolent. Elections are held every 10 years for seats in the House of the Fortunate, unless a ¾ majority or better elects the person holding the seat in question. In that case, the person is elected for life. Elections are held every 4 years for seats in the House of the People regardless of how many votes each member receives. Positions in the Judiciary systems are held for life and the candidates must be chosen by the Council of Thirteen, approved by both Houses, and then finalized by the Benevolent.

Council of Thirteen: The Council of Thirteen is made of the 13 most senior members of the House of the Fortunate. They are the executors of many of the most important decisions in government. They alone have the power to call upon the Benevolent to step down from power, and they must approve of everything before it is brought to the attention of the Benevolent. They alone may accept a peace proposal. Members of the Council of Thirteen are paid a salary of OGC100,000 per year in addition to their parliament salary.

House of the Fortunate: The House of the Fortunate is the upper house of parliament. There are 3 members for each province. To be considered for candidacy, a person must: be born of Oologah, not the child of immigrants, be at least 28 years of age, have a yearly salary of at least OGC235,000, and be elected by a 3/5 majority or better. In the event of a candidate not receiving a 3/5 majority during the first election, then there is an election between the 2 candidates that receive the highest number of votes. That election is won by a simple majority. Each member of the House of the Fortunate is elected for 10 years unless they are elected in the initial election with a 3/4 majority, in which case they serve for life. The House of the People create a list of 50 candidates from each province approximately 24 months before every election. The Council of Thirteen then selects 10 candidates listed from each province to run in the election. Members of the House of the Fortunate receive a yearly salary of OGC 340,000.

House of the People: The House of the People is the lower house of Parliament. There are always 400 seats in the House of the People, with 50 of them reserved for members of the Kolgujev province. The other 350 seats are distributed among the provinces based on the population of that province’s largest city. A province may have between 5 and 30 seats in the House of the People. To be considered for candidacy, a person must: be nominated by a member of their community, be at least 25 years of age, have a yearly salary of less than OGC235,000, and be elected by a simple majority. The Council of Thirteen decide which nominees are allowed to run for the office. Elections for the House of the People are held every 4 years, and a standard term in office is 8 years. Members of the House of the People are paid a yearly salary of OGC250,000. Members of the House of the People are responsible for any changes in the tax code.

Benevolent: The Benevolent is the Head of State. He functions much like the presidents in other countries. The head of each individual government department reports directly to him. The election for Benevolent is chosen after the Council of Thirteen meets and chooses a candidate from each major political party. To be elected to the position of Benevolent, a candidate must attain a majority of at least 5% more votes than the candidate with the second most amount of votes. In the event that a candidate fails to receive that majority, the candidate with the least amount of votes has his candidacy revoked and there is a reelection. This process continues until one candidate achieves aforementioned majority. In the event that a candidate should fail to receive a 5% majority, in a head to head election, the person that has the simple majority wins the election. To be considered for Benevolent candidacy, a person must: be a male, be born of Oologah and not the son of immigrants, be at least 35 years old, have served a term on either the House of the People or the House of the Fortunate, and have an overall IQ of at least 115. The Benevolent receives a yearly salary of OGC475,000.

Political Boundaries: There are currently 21 provinces in Oologah. They are: Allensfeld* Ang Burde Claremore Collinsville Darsus Grange Joung* Kolgujev Luxor Malden Marloe Marshbrooke* Nagova Owasso Plunk* (Destroyed in combat from 5JUL2004 through 24NOV2004) Spetsfield* Steele Talala Zarkapol Zion (* Means that the province rebelled against Kolgujev at least once) Language: Oologah’s language is a mixture of English speech and the Korean alphabet.