Warsaw Pact (bloc)

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**The Warsaw Pact**
Warsaw Pact Seal

Members of the Warsaw Pact
Socialist Workers Front Soviet Union Union of Communist Republics

The Warsaw Pact is the name for a Treaty of Friendship, MDP & ODP that was established by three leftist alliances. The Communist bloc originally had six members until some of it's members dispanded or merged into other alliances. The currently reformed version has three, one being the UCR. The Sole survivor of the original bloc.

[edit] History

The bloc was originally fomred by the Union of Communist Republics, New Workers Front, Socialist People's Army, Socialistic Empire, United Socialist Alliance and Union of Democratic Communist States in an effort to unite the leftist spctrume of CN. The bloc lasted until majority of it's members merged into other alliances, one being The International.

Reformation: Since September 2009 talks about the Warsaw Pact being reformed have been circulating threw some of the leftist alliances. In October the Soviet Union confirmed that talks had been underway between them, the UCR and the SWF about reforming the bloc. Talks went on threwout October between just about leftist alliances in CN, Early on in the Talks The International and the LSF opted out of the talks. The Soviet Union, SWF and UCR continued discussions and finally came to an agreement by Halloween time. On November 5, 2009 the treaty was signed and the Warsaw Pact offically reactivated.

[edit] Second Warsaw Pact

The undersigned alliances agree in signing this treaty of friendship, co-operation in peace & intelligence and mutual or optional assistance.

[edit] I. Peace and Non-aggression

The signatories will refrain from coordinated military action against other signatories. Any signatory found to be engaging in military action a fellow signatory will be expelled from this pact and will be attacked by all other signatories. All disputes between signatories will be resolved via private diplomatic channels. A dispute is defined herein as a disagreement between governments.

[edit] II. Defense and War

In the event that any signatory comes under attack, it is optional that all other signatories will come to the assistance (defence, financial, intelligence and diplomacy) of the attacked party. Signatories have the option to engage in offensive military action alongside the other signatories but not obligated to do so unless agreed otherwise. Notice of offensive military action by any signatory must be given to other signatories no less than 72 hours before the commencement of hostilities. This time period will be used for voting on joining the war or not and making of preparations. Failure of a signatory to notify the other signatories of offensive military action may lead to a vote for the removal of that signatory from this pact. Signatories shall not engage in offensive military action against any alliance which consulting with the other signatories.

[edit] IV. Diplomatic and Intelligence assistance

Should any signatory become involved in war, it is the duty of other signatories to offer diplomatic aid toward the peaceful resolution of that war along with the possibility military help. The signatories pledge their diplomatic support to one another and will retain unity in all public discourse. The signatories are obliged to share any information that could be useful for one of the other signatories.

[edit] V. Sovereignty

All signatories agree to respect and recognize each others sovereignty at all times.

[edit] V. Admission of New Signatories

New signatories may be admitted to this pact by the consent of all existing signatories. Admission of new signatories is by invite only.

[edit] VI. Termination of Membership

Any signatory may terminate its membership in this pact following a 72-hour period following the notification of the other signatories. Termination of membership removes the former signatory from all terms and obligations of this pact and will not occur until after that period. Any signatory may bring forward a motion for the removal of another signatory from this pact at any time. Following the initial motion for removal, a discussion period of 48 hours shall take place, followed by a period of 48 hours in which signatories will vote for or against removal from the pact. Voting may be concluded prior to the termination of the 48-hour period if the required three-fourths majority has been reached, but will not be extended beyond 48 hours. All signatories shall be privy to all expulsion proceedings and will not be prohibited from fully taking part in said proceedings. A signatory may be removed from this pact by an affirmative vote for expulsion from three-fourths (herein defined as 75%) of all signatories, with each signatory getting one vote.

[edit] VII. Amendment

The terms of this pact may be amended by a unanimous vote of signatory alliances, with each alliance getting one vote.

[edit] VIII. Ratification

The undersigned alliances affirm that they have approved this pact by whatever means they have in place for such approval, and that they do so without reservation or duress.

[edit] Signed for SWF:

Seal of the General Congress

[edit] Signed for UCR

Premier - Nikita Gregarin

[edit] Signed for SU:

Commisar of Foreign Affairs - Velken

[edit] First Warsaw Pact

**The Warsaw Pact**
Former Members of the (First) Warsaw Pact
Union of Communist Republics New Workers Front Socialistic Empire Socialist People's Army United Socialist Alliance Union of Democratic Communist States

The undersigned alliances agree in signing this pact of unification and mutual assistance.

[edit] I. Non-aggression

1) The signatories will refrain from coordinated military action against other signatories. Any signatory found to be engaging in military action a fellow signatory will be expelled from this pact and will be attacked by all other signatories. 2) All disputes between signatories will be resolved via private diplomatic channels. 3) A dispute is defined herein as a disagreement between governments. 4) The signatories recognize the value of unity and will refrain from public discourse towards fellow signatories that can be considered inflammatory, hostile, or harmful to the strength and prosperity of the signatory alliances.