Could you all please state your country and its, err, politicol stance for, err, security reasons?
Example:
Texas_Democratic Country, highly Conservative,
Parties_Conservative-Democrat
Radical-Republican
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FEDERAL EMPIRE OF PRUSSO-EGYPT:
Bureaucratic (extremely)
Progressive
Anti-Globalist
Monarchist
Federalist
Imperialist

POLITICAL PARTIES:
Imperialist Party
Surrealist Party
Cosmist Party
Nationalist Party
Typicalist Party
Awesome Party

CURRENT STANCE ON COMMUNISM: It's not evil, it just doesn't work (questionable, being investigated).
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Hey Tim Cliffe, Are You CAS or UEN? I thought you were a CAS member. I am curious about your search for an RA officer (Colonel A.C. Weagle)
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You see, A.C. Weagle and Tim Cliffe are partners in another group plus they created a new type of jet perpulsion. You can say they have a brotherly type relationship. -Tripp
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Oh, OK. I see. Sorry for intruding, but i was just curious. Later, Mav
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SSW: Federalist
All to be told.
Opinion of communism: Excellent concept, but does not fit all countries. Communism eventually leads to democracy, and is the foundation of some of the most well-known superpowers.

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I have no clue. Officially, I'm in nothing right now, but I think I'll just be on my own for now... I still really want to get my country on the border map, though. I was also even thinking about making a 'Third World Union' kind of group.
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Republic of Alaska:

Current government: Republican

Political Parties:
Republican
Libertarian
Alaska Independence (they're oddballs now)
Alaska Economics Party
Democratic

IDEA OF COMMUNISM:
It would be great. If it worked. The problem is, nobody's going to give their best effort if they're only being rewarded as much as the bum down the street.
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The Philippines

Current Government: Communist Monarchy
Parties:
Communist Party
-Socialista Party
-Nationalista Party
-Democratic party


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Your government sounds contradictory. In a monarchy, you have a hierarchy system, whereas in a communistic society, you have a dictatorship with a Cabinet. I think your country sounds more so a dictatorship.
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Royal Nathanian Republic
-monarchy/dictatorship/democracy
The king is the final word, although he has a cabinet like the american presidency, so there is some democracy in it. the monarchy is for the king thing going on, and the dictator part is that the king is also the main general of the military. L8r, Mav
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PCU-Totalitarian
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Republic of Ukraine; Democratic Republic

Parties:
Republican
Democrat
Dictatorship
Conservative
Communist/Socialist
Other minor political parties with insufficient support.
Random political and/or religious cults.

After years of Communist oppression, most citizens are content with current government, and the Politics are expected to be fairly stable for some time.
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Not quite. But we're close!
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AIS- Republic
(Each of the states of the AIS [Belize, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvadore, and Honduras] are their own state with their own government. They each have their own governor, with 2-year terms, electable for up to 3 consecutive terms. They also each have their own legislature and judicary commitee, but not a senate. The AIS as a whole is represented by a President elected by the people, nominated by the governors. The president has a 6-year term, but is eligable only for a single term in his entire lifetime. The senate of the AIS is located in the Capital of the AIS, Managua, Nicaragua.)

Political Parties:
Radical Conservative
Moderate Conservative/Liberal
Radical Liberal
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PCU Governators are elected and in power until further notice. Meaning we don't know how long they'll be in power. Everything else can be voted on though, down to what lunch should be the official Tuesday lunch. It just needs to be proposed.

So really, it's an elected oligarchy who keep up the veil of democracy by letting everything beneath them be decided by votes. Unless it's serious matters. But hey, it works. The government gets things done quickly, all the while, the people have more power. Or do they?

Political parties:
None, we banned them. This is a no-party state.
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