This T.E.N.A.N.T. treaty is quite a cheeky one. It spares the stateless every single responsibility, while at the same time give the "Commission for Peace" an enormous and somewhat shady freedom - they can cross borders with military force, even lead the Armies of all four nations to hunt down Marauders and other criminals ("as define its own laws" - which laws exactly?). Probably I had some problems in understanding the translation, but does the Commission have one representative per nation as a member? That really isn't clear to me. How do the Rangers fit in here?
I honestly cannot understand how this treaty on Aniro could go through, although I understand that the Rangers have reasons to enjoy the fact that they are treated as a nation, even "agreeing" on a treaty between the nation's rulers, without the need to actually shoulder a nation's burden. If that would be re-installed in this form, the nations and fractions will bled to death, the stateless will become more and more common, while the power of the Rangers will know no bounds.
I honestly cannot understand how this treaty on Aniro could go through, although I understand that the Rangers have reasons to enjoy the fact that they are treated as a nation, even "agreeing" on a treaty between the nation's rulers, without the need to actually shoulder a nation's burden. If that would be re-installed in this form, the nations and fractions will bled to death, the stateless will become more and more common, while the power of the Rangers will know no bounds.
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Salazar CaradiniFilira Matia
Royal Historian
Member of the Royal Academy of Yrkanis
First Seraph of the Order of the Argo Navis