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The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

President Basil Katpatuka would like to cordially and personally invite all nations to partake in an international summit, where we will honour the living and fallen heroes of the War and share our hopes for a brighter and more peaceful tomorrow.

Ganixa hears the announcement and personally sends a message to the GDR, "I wish to partake in this summit. The War is the fault of my two brothers who orchestrated the Great Heresy and I feel I have to be there to represent the future in the aftermath of the conflict."

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

President Basil Katpatuka would like to cordially and personally invite all nations to partake in an international summit, where we will honour the living and fallen heroes of the War and share our hopes for a brighter and more peaceful tomorrow.

South Tunisa will send a delegation to morn the fallen

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

President Basil Katpatuka would like to cordially and personally invite all nations to partake in an international summit, where we will honour the living and fallen heroes of the War and share our hopes for a brighter and more peaceful tomorrow.

We will attend.

Imperial Front wrote:

We will attend.

We will too.

Imperial Front wrote:

We will attend.

The danielinian special ops wrote:

We will too.

No, you will not be. Recall what I said, this is for the heroes of the war, not the villains.

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

No, you will not be. Recall what I said, this is for the heroes of the war, not the villains.

How dare you! Let us in now! Or your word means nothing!

Imperial Front wrote:

How dare you! Let us in now! Or your word means nothing!

There is no honour among thieves, and even less so among terrorists.

Vae Victis.

Now that all that is settled, let us begin.

Upon everyone's arrival, they are seated in a large outdoor Ancient Greek-style amphitheatre. As the dignitaries pour in, Comrade President Basil Katpatuka climbs atop a podium in the centre of the structure. He announces that the summit has officially commenced.

"To begin with, on behalf of the Gandhistani people, I, and we, would like to formally apologise to all of the nations we invaded and abused. It was most wrong of us to do so, to go along with such an evil when so easily we could have stopped it at home before any damage was done. I thank our brave and wise Partisans for realising this and trying to free us from oppression of ourselves. Unfortunately the majority of us did still go along with this, so on behalf of all of us, I, and we the people, take full responsibility for our actions."

At this, the Comrade President begins tearing up, thinking of all the damage and death his people caused. He collects himself once more and continues.

"As such, we will attempt to make it up to all of you. Already we have set aside roughly three percent of the national budget to devote wholly to foreign aid, and we hereby pledge to increase this amount to five percent. This aid is to go to the nations that we the people invaded, such as, but not limited to, Armenia, Syria, and Arabia, and, with the national government's permission, to the Riskivilisation Union District of Judea. We simply wish to attempt to make up for our atrocities, and our war crimes, though the wounds may never fully heal. However, we will do the best we can, though we blame no one for not wishing to even acknowledge us. We simply desire for the world to know that we have turned a new leaf in our long and arduous history. Should you all be so kind as to accept our apology, though we deserve it not, then together let us journey together into the golden future!"

He steps down from the podium and goes off into a room. An usher announces that the food and drink are being served in the small agora outside, right on the hilltop.

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

Now that all that is settled, let us begin.

Upon everyone's arrival, they are seated in a large outdoor Ancient Greek-style amphitheatre. As the dignitaries pour in, Comrade President Basil Katpatuka climbs atop a podium in the centre of the structure. He announces that the summit has officially commenced.

"To begin with, on behalf of the Gandhistani people, I, and we, would like to formally apologise to all of the nations we invaded and abused. It was most wrong of us to do so, to go along with such an evil when so easily we could have stopped it at home before any damage was done. I thank our brave and wise Partisans for realising this and trying to free us from oppression of ourselves. Unfortunately the majority of us did still go along with this, so on behalf of all of us, I, and we the people, take full responsibility for our actions."

At this, the Comrade President begins tearing up, thinking of all the damage and death his people caused. He collects himself once more and continues.

"As such, we will attempt to make it up to all of you. Already we have set aside roughly three percent of the national budget to devote wholly to foreign aid, and we hereby pledge to increase this amount to five percent. This aid is to go to the nations that we the people invaded, such as, but not limited to, Armenia, Syria, and Arabia, and, with the national government's permission, to the Riskivilisation Union District of Judea. We simply wish to attempt to make up for our atrocities, and our war crimes, though the wounds may never fully heal. However, we will do the best we can, though we blame no one for not wishing to even acknowledge us. We simply desire for the world to know that we have turned a new leaf in our long and arduous history. Should you all be so kind as to accept our apology, though we deserve it not, then together let us journey together into the golden future!"

He steps down from the podium and goes off into a room. An usher announces that the food and drink are being served in the small agora outside, right on the hilltop.

Ganixa herself nods at this and goes off to the small agora looking for the Comrade President.

Greater gandhistan wrote:

Ganixa herself nods at this and goes off to the small agora looking for the Comrade President.

Katpatuka sits down in the agora, sipping a coconut lime drink in the shade.

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

Katpatuka sits down in the agora, sipping a coconut lime drink in the shade.

Ganixa approaches, "I believe this isthe first time we have met in person?"

Greater gandhistan wrote:

Ganixa approaches, "I believe this isthe first time we have met in person?"

Katpatuka takes a sip of his drink.

"I believe so. You must be Ganixa, the one who governs the west."

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

Katpatuka takes a sip of his drink.

"I believe so. You must be Ganixa, the one who governs the west."

"I am and it seems we have similar goals in compensating to the West, and I suppose you also remember the deal stuck with my father in regards to the cooperative reconstruction of our two nations?"

Greater gandhistan wrote:

"I am and it seems we have similar goals in compensating to the West, and I suppose you also remember the deal stuck with my father in regards to the cooperative reconstruction of our two nations?"

"Yes, the deal in which we will send you aid, I assure you that nothing has changed and the aid will continue."

The European Council will now hold a vote to determine this year's Capital of Culture. The top two cities will be named the cultural capitals of Europe for the year.

Note: You may not vote for your own city.

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

"Yes, the deal in which we will send you aid, I assure you that nothing has changed and the aid will continue."

"I was wondering if we should go public with it now, my father attempted to keep it secret and I believe the world needs to know that neither of us are insane enough to hold grudges like this."

Greater gandhistan wrote:

"I was wondering if we should go public with it now, my father attempted to keep it secret and I believe the world needs to know that neither of us are insane enough to hold grudges like this."

"Of course, would you like to make the announcement or would you like us to?"

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

"Of course, would you like to make the announcement or would you like us to?"

"I would love for it to be both of us making the announcement together, side by side." Ganixa flashes a smile.

Greater gandhistan wrote:

"I would love for it to be both of us making the announcement together, side by side." Ganixa flashes a smile.

"Of course, comrade. When would you like to make this announcement?"

FURIOUSLY VOTES FOR DEAR LEADER'S COUNTRY

The Gandhistani Remnant wrote:

Now that all that is settled, let us begin.

Upon everyone's arrival, they are seated in a large outdoor Ancient Greek-style amphitheatre. As the dignitaries pour in, Comrade President Basil Katpatuka climbs atop a podium in the centre of the structure. He announces that the summit has officially commenced.

"To begin with, on behalf of the Gandhistani people, I, and we, would like to formally apologise to all of the nations we invaded and abused. It was most wrong of us to do so, to go along with such an evil when so easily we could have stopped it at home before any damage was done. I thank our brave and wise Partisans for realising this and trying to free us from oppression of ourselves. Unfortunately the majority of us did still go along with this, so on behalf of all of us, I, and we the people, take full responsibility for our actions."

At this, the Comrade President begins tearing up, thinking of all the damage and death his people caused. He collects himself once more and continues.

"As such, we will attempt to make it up to all of you. Already we have set aside roughly three percent of the national budget to devote wholly to foreign aid, and we hereby pledge to increase this amount to five percent. This aid is to go to the nations that we the people invaded, such as, but not limited to, Armenia, Syria, and Arabia, and, with the national government's permission, to the Riskivilisation Union District of Judea. We simply wish to attempt to make up for our atrocities, and our war crimes, though the wounds may never fully heal. However, we will do the best we can, though we blame no one for not wishing to even acknowledge us. We simply desire for the world to know that we have turned a new leaf in our long and arduous history. Should you all be so kind as to accept our apology, though we deserve it not, then together let us journey together into the golden future!"

He steps down from the podium and goes off into a room. An usher announces that the food and drink are being served in the small agora outside, right on the hilltop.

Will we get any aid? We were partially occupied by those disgusting degenerates that HATE DEAR LEADER!

Imperial Front wrote:

How dare you! Let us in now! Or your word means nothing!

We all spit on you as you leave. We all HATE YOU!!!! You're lucky DEAR LEADER is here, otherwise we'd make you into a fine paste.

Jew volunteers wrote:

Will we get any aid? We were partially occupied by those disgusting degenerates that HATE DEAR LEADER!

We all spit on you as you leave. We all HATE YOU!!!! You're lucky DEAR LEADER is here, otherwise we'd make you into a fine paste.

We were planning to send aid to the Kingdom of Judea as a whole, yes.

We officially release all colonies that we still hold.

The Hispanian Union wrote:

We officially release all colonies that we still hold.

We will follow suit.

Conservitopistan wrote:

We will follow suit.

The Hispanian Union wrote:

We officially release all colonies that we still hold.

As do we, colonialism is unbefitting of nations that claim to be free.