I believe there are people who have interpreted the constitution that there was a violation while others don't. We're not reaching a compromise. We're now in a position where we need to just figure out the best solution moving forward. Maybe once this is sorted we perhaps do need to look at what we do when a group of people think a mistake in interpreting the constitution has taken place. Now though ain't the time. Sort one problem at a time. Currently the problem is what do we do about the Order of the Pen.

Add Ui Cenneslaig to both please.

If your short of teams then go for Cantabria. If you're massively short of teams include NA.

To Her Majesty Queen Stasya of East Moreland

As you may be aware I recently acquired the title of Gothi. This is in part due to my desire to effect change upon my homeland of Nya Åland. As a lady in her mid 20's that has had a chance to explore Mundus I feel that my generation are being held back by the policies of the current Head Gothi and I intend to try and change that. At the end of this year we have elections for that position and it is my intent to rock the political boat by standing for such a position. While I do not believe I will win I think the youth vote will swing massively in my favour and as a result hopefully force reform. To try and effect this change I hope that I can meet with and discuss with you, a fellow Albionite, some of the concerns I have. You, like me, are a woman who has expereined a wide range of different cultures and nations and we share a more liberal view of the world.

I am therefore requesting permission to visit you in East Moreland, a nation that Nya Åland holds dear as friends, to try and send a message about the future of my homeland. It is my hope gaining at least some visible support for my candidacy from foreign nations would help. I understand however that this may not be possible.

May Odin Bless You

Dr. Olivia Robertsson.

The joint project between East Moreland and the space programme run by as was the Union of Nordic Peoples has released a new image before going off line for roughly a year. Project Icarus was the first of several joint missions to map solar winds and various other pieces of solar activity, these were taken over by the Joint Nordic Space Programme when the U.N.P. collapsed. The project has been sending back images from a distance of around  75 million kilometres for the past four years however the latest one is the closest yet. The project will go offline in terms of sending images for roughly 12 months before beginning to take images of the top and bottom of the sun. During its mission it is likely that the probe will experience temperatures upwards of 500 degrees celsius. Once its mission is over it will aim directly at the sun and as have various other Icarus probes sent before burn up.

The JNSP have said they are currently in talks with the Royal Aeronautical Society of East Moreland to explore future project unrelated to Icarus. A spokesman for the JNSP said, "There are many adventures we want to pursue in space and the old relationship with East Moreland was a very productive one. We hope in the coming months to re-energise this relationship and explore much more of the Universe."

With the conflict in Lodja dragging on and the CNN currently having a member excluded on a technicalities King Finley has spoken about a potential shift in foreign policy. "For the last few years we've cast eyes wide across Mundus and have been blessed with friends far and wide through the CNN. East Moreland and Lodja will remain our closest allies and I pray that soon the Maori will be back in good shape. In the mean time though the Celtic world has awoken and we must be part of that. I am keen to ensure that these clanship bonds that exist across the world are built upon. We have nations with monarchs that I need to meet with and see where we can go. We had a go at forming a Celtic Cultural group a while back but it didn't really have any success. My hope is now that we can have a 2nd chance at this."

The King also spoke of seeing if there was ways of supporting the rural schools of Eigg. "A lot of us still cling to traditional ways of farming, fishing and enjoying the land. Eigg is a beautiful part of the world and children growing up with that fresh air and open space is something to treasure. I hope that myself and Queen Aoife can hopefully find a way of supporting children to get a good education no matter where they find themselves living."

The King has not yet indicated when he will try and meet with his fellow monarchs.

Dr.Olivia Robertsson, the Thane of Jokkmokk, has today launched a new political party. The 26 year old medic has set up the Liberal Odinic Rite along with a group of fifteen other medics from Nya Åland who serve in the Joint Emergency Team. Last year Dr.Robertsson was appointed Thane of Jokkmokk, a traditional holding just outside Sprigwald where she was born. To become a Thane the government selected the recipients from a short list off put together by the local community attached to the holding. Now though with a ground swell of support Dr.Robertsson is attempting to change Nya Åland's political landscape. Speaking at the launch she explained the background to the party. "Since the Uppsala disaster we have always had some of us, those who were born outside the old borders of Nya Åland, that never truly felt at home among the system here. Nya Åland always was more traditional and inward looking but as those of us who were youths during the reunification have got older we've begun to feel that the way the nation runs doesn't really reflect what we want. Time is changing but the political parties of Nya Åland don't."

The party agenda is aimed at "ensuring the nation retains its special place in the world as a heartland for Odin, honours Norse traditions but excludes nobody." Launching the new manifesto Dr.Robertsson outlined six key objectives.

* The creation of a society that reflects the proud history of Nordic people and Norse traditions.
* The protection of sacred sites of all faiths.
* A return to the policy of Armed Neutrality
* The economic development of the former UNP territories.
* The creation of a political system secular in nature that reflects Norse traditions.
* The realisation that while a nation can be built on Odinist values these values are not exclusive to those following the faith.

The new party has already gained 18,000 members in the 24 hours since it was launched. It is sure to concern the established Nya Åland political establishment as just two months ago the more liberal minded People's Right Party overturned a 9,500 vote majority of the Odinic Rite in the Southern Uppsala seat for the Council. It reflects a growing trend among younger Nords towards a more liberal outlook, something that some political commentators are calling "UNPifying" as it seems to reflect more the older days of the Union of Nordic People.s

Following completion of the conditions of the Celtic Protectorate in Royal Selecuid being meet the Cenneg Forces there are to leave the nation with just 500 soldiers being left in an observer role. The withdrawal comes well ahead of schedule with the expected ending of the Protectorate coming in 2026. Speaking as the CNV Lugid left Royal Seleucid with members of the Royal Blackwater Regiment onboard Colonel McFaul said. "When we began this mission it was likely that the Helus minority would face great challenges. Credit to King Heydar the nation have put in measures to ensure that religious minorities are respected and protected. Our forces are no longer needed and so can return home. We're proud of the steps we've taken to bring about an end to the conflict that was happening at the time." In total some 250,000 members of the Cenneg military have served in Royal Seleucid over the last four years.

While the Navy is leaving Royal Seleucid it will not immediately be heading home. Following actions by Rokkenjima and their allies to increase shipping and scrutiny of shipping of the Commonwealth of the Iwi the Lugid and its escort vessels will dock in the Commonwealth. While there they will train with the Iwi Forces before monitoring that the Rokkenjimans are fairly applying the FSC towards Maori shipping and having no negative impact on the commerce of the region.  The nations Ministry of Defence spokesman said, "We do not expect any issues in the Kyne unless Rokkenjima get over zealous. The Maori have for several years now conformed with the FSC after the various members of the CNN spoke at our last conference of how we do not approve of breaches of the FSC. We look forward with interest to the proposals King David is working on that he suspects will reassure the Maori in the long term that historic war crimes, not covered by the Uppsala Convention, can and will be punished. This issue is a two pronged problem with only half of it, perhaps the easier part, being examined."

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A joint Cenneg and East Moreland project being called "Spectrum Five" is currently being studied for its possible future use. Over the last few years the Cenneg Space Agency has made a reputation for itself through radio telescope networks across Mundus. Currently it operates with partners in East Moreland, The Commonwealth of the Iwi, Lodja, Bakkermaya, Lijiang and S.I.C.R among others. This network has allowed the programme to gain unique insights into the Universe however large amounts of radio emissions on Mundus coupled with a  layer of ions and electrons at the top of our atmosphere, a region called the ionosphere, certain wavelengths are not measurable. A proposal to counter-act that is to build a radio telescope on the dark side of the moon.

The propsal may sound mad-cap when we consider the design of such devices on Mundus however as Professor John McGarry who is overseeing the project explains that may be easily overcome. "Many of the devices on Mundus utilise natural bowl shaped depressions in the land to provide a support structure and help funnel signals. The moon has several of these on the far side and it need not be a solid bowl." The proposal is to team up with East Moreland's Royal Aeronautical Society and SmartWar who have significant experience of space robotics. Professor McGarry explained "The idea is to end up with an antenna over 1 kilometer wide in a crater 3 kilometers wide. Many such sites exist. While normally these would be reflective panels, very heavy and cumbersome, it is possible to make it from a structure that would be made of thin wire mesh in the center of the crater. We would utilise two landers one would deliver the mesh, and a separate lander would deposit automated robots to build the dish over several days or weeks. One of the biggest challenges would also be to create a system to give better communication with the project, possibly by utilising a network of satellites."

According to McGarry the project is not likely to be launched anytime soon as several key technical details have to be worked out. It is however hoped that a "dry run" could take place on Mundus sooner rather than later. Professor McGarry is keen for the project to become a reality and help us understand more about the formation of the Universe. "While there were no stars at the birth of the Universe, there was ample hydrogen during the universe’s Dark Ages and this hydrogen would eventually serve as the raw material for the first stars. With a sufficiently large radio telescope off Mundus, we could track the processes that would lead to the formation of the first stars, maybe even find clues to the nature of dark matter." While the project so far contains scientists from East Moreland and Ui Cenneslaig there is an intention to include other nations too.

The Joint Nordic Space Programme (JNSP) have today announced that they have formed a new policy that may influence future space operations. The agency have announced following reviews of several decades worth of data from various missions that potentially space exploration itself could damage future discoveries. Speaking to the media ahead of preparations to launch the Nergal Trekker in the new year. "Following reviews of several of our own missions to other planets or their moons we have come to the realisation that the discovery of some form of life out in the solar system is possible. That though is very likely to be nothing more than bacteria or small single celled organisms. The scale of this life may not be spectacular but they will be vital to protect. As such we are now committing to take action to protect this kind of life by taking extra precautions when exploring several regions which will be called Special Protection Zones."

The Nergal Trekker will be the first mission to utilise these rules. An area will be classified as a Special Protection Zone if it has a water activity level of between 0.6 and 1.0. It must also have a temperature of at least -25 celsius. The JNSP classification will also apply if it is likely the region has experienced these conditions at any point in the last 500 years. While these rules will now only apply to the JNSP missions it is hoped other space exploration programmes will also utilise these measures. A spokesperson explained "We have the Outer Space Standards and these have been an excellent foundation for space exploration. They though are now being faced by changes in technology and knowledge which will mean that the Standards must change eventually too. We will be using these criteria as a judge and anytime we think of operating there the probe or lander will have extra precautions to ensure no contamination takes place, this will see certain materials not used, strict use of -100,000 clean rooms, gas sterilisation and various other safeguards."

At present no zones on any planet or moon that fulfil the criteria have been discovered but as more exploration begins to take place it is thought that eventually some will be.

Following over a month of waiting for action over the return of disgraced Marseille military officer,  General Cartier, the Odinic Council today voted on a symbolic protest over the action. The Council voted to withdraw recognition of the Uppsala Convention, a document authored by Willa Sunbrek, Birgid Strand (nations current Foreign Minister) and King David of East Moreland. The gesture was made with the statement that, "Withdrawal is neccessary because the Convention, a cornerstone of international diplomacy, has been utilised in a manner never intended. The Treaty was designed to prevent criminals getting away with the most horrendous of crimes. We now see it actively protecting such a person. Article 1.2 states. "National Governments must ensure that all military personnel comply with this document at all times.". Marseille have been denied the oppurtunity to ensure an example is set for their own, and other nations soldiers across Mundus. Cartier is most likely guilty of the crime of murder in Marseille and as they are not refusing to prosecute him he should face trial. At present we are seeing the ghost of the CTO "Big Nations" imposing their authority on a nation who is more than capable of handling this situation themselves."

Following the statement being read by Allsherjargoði Catherine Nyström a second vote was taken an hour later where the Council voted 82-11 to rejoin the Uppsala Convention. This time it was left to Minister of Defence Martja Larsson to make a statement saying. "As a veteran of our nations armed forces I am only too aware of the importance of this treaty, especially as its bares the name of one of our cities, the fact we have felt a need to take this action should show the anger we and Marseille have in the current process. Cartier should be standing on trial for murder of citizens of Marseille and soldiers of Nya Åland. The Uppsala Convention was designed to bring those who had committed war crimes to justice when there was no other course of action. It will now be six years since the killing there ended and nearly as long since Marseille repaired itself. Those who have died need justice."

At almost the same exact time as this action was taken in Nya Åland similar actions were taken in Marseille where their own government voted to leave before also resigning the treaty.

Captain Noak Heikke who lead operations by Ålander special forces units known as Huscarl's has today spoken publically of the units growing demands for Marseille's former military officer General Cartier to finally stand trial. During the conflict in Marseille several units of Huscarl's infiltrated Marseille and working with local militia forces managed to help liberate large areas of the capital. Following the conflict it was one of these local militia leaders, Jean-Pierre Cantona, who became the newly created Republic of Marseilles first President. The bond between Nya Åland and Marseille has remained strong with regular visits between the two nations militaries. Today after returning from one such visit Captain Heikke spoke out about the situation.

"In 2016 we were promised that Cartier's crimes would be investigated and justice would be done. Stupidly our nation left that in the hands of the CTO never expecting that a war criminal responsible the execution of POW's would outlive the organisation that ended his actions. Cartier has sat in Achkaerin custody for years and now myself, and those of both Åland and Marseille who served in that conflict demand that he is handed over for trial. His crimes took place in Marseille and as such a now stable Marseille should have any of their citizens who committed crimes handed back to face justice."

Heikke won the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions in Marseille and then the Silver Spear for service during the Uppsala Crisis. He is considered one of the nations most decorated military voices and has also spoke about the conflict saying. "The case against Cartier is open and shut. Many Ålanders wore cameras when we were on operations, we made frequent use of close air support via aircraft and drone. One of the victims of the execution of POW's was Jonas Ekdahl, a pilot whose aircraft was shot down over Marseille during our attempts to prevent mass executions at a prison in the capital. His execution was witnessed by UAV's. This case smacks of a hold up by the CTO and former CTO members who not only tried to keep us out of the conflict despite us being struck by missiles, but then threatened up with violence and then made separate settlement deals without including key members of Real Marseille, our own forces and other militia groups. The CTO, now in its decay, owes Marseille and Åland a debt and Cartier must pay for it."

It is not yet known whether Marseille or Nya Åland will make a formal request for extradition however a meeting is due to take place between the President of Marseille and the Head Gothi in the coming days.

Yesterday the Rokkenjiman government issued a press statement which was critical of "some nations who refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the science as well as those who do nothing to curb emissions or make only token gestures." and that these would be labelled as " threats to the national security of Rokkenjima" While this is a noble call from a nation which is a signatory of the Treaty of Wellow it is also a call that rings slightly hollow.

Rokkenjima is a nation which utilises for its diplomatic transport a specialised supersonic airliner. There are several nations who have also taken a keen interest in supersonic passenger transport in the last few years including New Derusima, Tytor and as of late Nya Åland have also experimented with technology that would permit supersonic passengers planes to operate over land. At the best of times diplomatic aircraft are poor for the environment. While a traditional tourist passenger plane will transport upwards of 300 people in a modern aircraft a diplomatic flight will often feature less than 100. This already increases significantly the flights carbon footprint however when we take into consideration that a supersonic airliner would consume 5 to 7 times as much fuel per passenger as subsonic aircraft on the same routes if full we can imagine the exact amount burnt per person to be much higher. It is reported that the old "Imperial Concorde" would burn 22 tons of fuel an hour, twice that of a passenger filled aircraft using traditional engines.[1] With several nations, Achkaerin and East Moreland among them, having recently experimented with electrical powered propulsion for aircraft this is a route that would be better served rather than development of gas guzzling supersonic vanity projects. Even then these electrical powered aircraft, if brought to scale, would still require careful monitoring of how electricity is produced to refill their batteries. Currently there are approximately 25,000 commercial aircraft in the world[2] and estimates are that if just 500 of those were to be supersonic airliners then they would produce the same amount of CO2 as 10%-17% of the current fleet, a substantial increase to global emissions while also reducing the amount of capacity for routes. With the Treaty of Wellow stating that nations should "Reduce pollution caused by air travel by 35% by 2030." the introduction of supersonic aircraft, and their continued use is unlikely to see nations reaching these targets.

While it can be argued that Rokkenjima utilises ships for some diplomatic missions the Austrana and its newely commissioned replacement as the "Primary Yacht"  the  Azukishima are not without environmental issues. The Austrana currently weighs in the region of 10,000 tons and similar designs are capable of carrying around 700 people, a combination of luxury passengers and crew required to meet their needs. Vast quantities of fuel are required to move the immense mass of a ship of this types, with commensurately huge emissions of CO2 as well as nitrogen and sulfur oxides. It is estimated that a typical 3,000 capacity cruise ship burns around 0.40kg of fuel per passenger per km[3]. With much of the Imperial Yachts manifest being kept secret it is likely that they have many less people onboard considering the design, and furthermore the ship weights much less it is hard to be certain of the exact fuel burn for the Imperial Yacht, however it is likely to produce a significant amount of CO2 during its criss crossing of Mundus. In addition to the fuel concerns ships criss crossing Mundus can also damage the biological nature of regions. For example ships routinely need to utilise water for ballast. This often see's water brought onboard in waters of one part of Mundus and off loaded in others, while more modern techniques allow filtration and various other minimisation protocols there are still routinely cases found of biological organisms being transported to non native waters, this has in the past also seen diseases such as cholera taken across Mundus.  There is also the risk of pollution within the sea from water from the bilges of the ship which often contain oil, urine, detergents, solvents, chemicals, pitch, particles, and other materials which can damage the oceans. It is often impossible to store waste waters onboard as it is estimated that an average cruise ship produces up to forty liters of sewage and 340 liters of water from sinks, showers, and drains, per person, per day[4]. It is therefore impossible to store such quantities onboard and often these are removed into the ocean and even with onboard sewage treatment systems, likely to be state of the art on the Imperial Yacht, this can still lead to pollution. Even when docked the ship and those like it can damage the environment. Paint used to prevent the growth of barnacles often contains plastic and metals. This paint often flakes off during voyages and can linger in the waters causing significant pollution in the local ecosystem. While advances of technology have begun to minimise this the problem is still significant around port areas.

Rokkenjima are at the forefront of many space endeavours and as of late are in what could be argued as a "Shuttle Off" with their Cross Straits partner Daitō and this too has significant environmental impact.  Each space shuttle spewed thousands of pounds of metals and other chemicals into the air, many of which will eventually find their way to the ground causing damage to flora and fauna. With space tourism being expected to quiet literally take off in the next decade or so the amount of pollution caused by these launches is likely to multiple significantly. With the average space shuttle launch releasing 443 metric tonnes of CO2 this is a significant impact on the environment. With the burning of fuel and the falling metals there have been noticeable impacts on animal life. Take the example of Ui Cenneslaig whose launch sight for their space programme is located on the edge of a coastal region inhabited by seals and rivers close to the site are home to beavers. Studies on these animals have shown they have higher than average amounts of iron in their livers[5] and also have shown significantly elevated thyroid hormones, which can disrupt growth. It is therefore likely that the recent "Shuttle Off" may have had significant impacts on local wildlife in addition to the environment.

With these measures having been discussed it is therefore the case that many nations that have signed the Treaty of Wellow have yet to fully embrace their responsibilities. It can also be said that those individuals who have signed it are also among those contributing the most to the issue the Rokkenjiman government have highlighted. Diplomacy is a huge cause of pollution. As diplomats criss cross Mundus, King David for example having undertaken eight overseas state visits this calendar year so far, they leave behind them a significant amount of pollutants. We live in a day and age where video conferencing is getting more reliable, more secure and more utilised in business, this should therefore be used more for such measures. So what should be done. First the idea of supersonic airline travel should be placed on the back burner, it often has minimal time impact for diplomats who have access to large luxury aircraft with palace like facilities and no waiting times at airports. Ironside One for example has facilities that have allowed the King to manage international incidents while still in mid-air meaning that there is minimal time loss. More must be done to support measures of electric powered aircraft, these however for the time being are likely to be less luxurious and slower meaning diplomats must resign themselves to a loss of luxury. This would send a clear message that the environment is truly what matters and that it is the role of us all to tackle climate change not just select individuals or nations.

Article by Dr. Henrik Rathmalsson from Krokom University

1.	https://www.transportenvironment.org/sites/te/files/2018_05_TE_Supresonic_briefing_0.pdf
2.	https://www.oliverwyman.com/our-expertise/insights/2017/jun/paris-air-show/global-commercial-aircraft-fleet-to-grow-to-more-than-35000.html
3.	https://www.jstor.org/stable/41510783?mag=the-high-environmental-costs-of-cruise-ships&seq=5#metadata_info_tab_contents
4.	https://daily.jstor.org/the-high-environmental-costs-of-cruise-ships/
5.	https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/space-shuttle-blast-offs-spewed-metals-chemicals-into-wildlife-refuge/ - substituted gators for other wildlife

The  Interplanatery Cube-sat Analysis Vehicle mission is due to launch this Friday. The mission is designed to complete a series of hierachal objectives designed to test the various potential uses of miniture satellites for space exploration. The launch will see a pair of satellites, each weighing around 1.5kg into a path that will see them escape Mundus' orbit and head towards Nergal. The primary focus is the ability to communicate with satellites such as these over large distances. The satellites will also collect data on solar winds similar to that obtained by the 2014 mission of Longboat One and later Longboat Two. This will allow the teams at mission control to compare the data produced by the satellites in terms of their accuracy. The satellites will also be expected to be able to act as communication relays passing information back to Krokom where the mission will be controlled by the JNSP. It is hoped that should this test mission be successful that Cube-Sat's could be used for a variety of missions such as providing multiple roles in support of deep-space human missions, e.g., external inspection of flight systems, "third viewpoint" observation of operations, advance reconnoitering of exploration sites, and continuous monitoring observations after humans depart a site.

Should the programme work it is expected ICAV will be adapted to a mother-ship style probe which will deposit a network of Cube-Sats across the solar system as a foundation for more ambitious projects down the line.

The Cenneg Navy was now beginning to flood the area with its navy now. The Copre and its escort had entered the Lodjain part of the Central Alucard Island Chain from the north while the Lugid had entered from a wide arc down the southern end. The problem was the sheer number of small islands, often volcanic that meant radar could be a bit of an issue at times. As such they were relying on air assets as much as anything. News of the Ekra-Badger sinking was also a problem. Every now and again they'd come across groups of water-nomads, something the Cenneg navy was used to however this time the usual friendly greetings had gone with the Cenneg keen to keep distance between the two groups to avoid any repeats.

Since its establishment four years ago the Mundus Skies Obervatory Programme run by the Cenneg Space Agency has been utilised to learn more about the galaxy. It has been involved in a number of discoveries by utilising a variety of different optic and radio telescopes across Mundus including in Ui Cenneslaig, Heyra, East Moreland, Lodja and The Commonwealth of the Iwi among others. Since its formation the programme has observed some 26,000 stars and in its most recent batch has discovered one that has been described as "strangely composed." The star officially known as "SMSS J200322.54-114203.3" is made up of elements in proportions theorised to have been caused by a type of explosion not yet observed. Professor Jillian McKree of the CSA theorised what is called a " magneto-rotational hypernova." in the 1970's following initial data gathered from various sources however a deficiet in technology meant it has taken nearly forty years for one to be found in existence. The discovery by MSOP has lead to the discovery being nicknamed a "Cenneg Nova" or a "McKree Nova". Sadly Professor McKree died in 2018 however her daughter Helena, who works as a lecturer in physics at one of the MSOP visitors centres, said "If Mum was still alive she'd be excited to see the star and would have been thrilled to have been proven correct."

The Cenneg Nova is thought to form when a star gains more than usual nitrogen, mainly due to its spin causing hydrogen and carbon, which is usually separated in most stars, together. It creates a star at least 25 times as massive as the Sun, highly magnetized and spinning staggeringly fast before exploding with a force less than one in a thousand supernova can match. A black hole was probably left behind, but billions of years later its location is impossible to guess.

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Fire Services have spent the last 24 hours fighting a series of three separate fires on the Eastern Moors. The fires are believed to have been caused after a prolonged period of unprecedented heat and a lack of rain. At the moment though Police have not ruled out arson. The local fire services have been trying to get water from the nearby lochs onto the fires and have been supported by members of the Armed Forces. The town of Invergary was being evacuated as the fire got to within 4km of the town. A significant number of residents however have refused to be evacuated and have been taking steps to create firebreaks between the town and the fires.

One local resident says that if things come to the worse he will use his little fishing boat to escape onto the Loch. "We're backed on one side by the moors and forests, then the other way we have the Loch. Most of us here have boats and as a result we have an escape route. We can help protect the town and we'll still be safe."

King Finley has ordered the Fire Service to requisition any military assets its thinks it may need in order to bring the situation under control.

Finley had no issue with the first part of the Dragon-Emperors proposal. "I'm sure the idea of finding a pool of science teachers wishing to come and do their stuff in Lijiang will not be hard to find. I therefore will get our Ministry of Education on the case as soon as we finish things here. Your second point however I could not accept. You see our arrangement with the CNN means we do not give out tariff free trade to other nations who are not members. We however can look at an arrangement where we put you in category of a valued partner, this means that we would agree to ensure that your nation pays the lowest rate of tariffs possible, in effect they'd be minimal between us and we would welcome the partnerships it could bring. I am sorry that I can not go as far as you would like."