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Chornobyl anomaly-zone Monolith wrote:I know the real reason why we exist.

Why ? Are you real? Or are you a conspiracy? Am I living in an alternate universe or am I not
Is this the ultimate paradox

Any ways the 05 needs 13 cookies 1 each for all members

27 April 2024

This week, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR adopted the resolution to approve the Food Security Doctrine, banning the importation and cultivation of genetically modified plants, seeds and livestock, with an exception being for scientific research purposes. The law also bans the cultivation of genetically engineered plants and breeding of genetically engineered animals on the territory of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Agriculture is a pillar of the Soviet economy. It is now its second-largest industry after oil and gas. Along with natural resources, food experts are key to the economy and woven into the fabric of society.

Comrade Chairman of the Presidium of the USSR Shavkat Mirimonovich Mirziyoyev, when the resolution was adopted, said "We as a species have the choice to continue to develop our bodies and brains in a healthy upward trajectory, or, we can follow the Western example of recent decades, and intentionally poison our population with genetically altered food, pharmaceuticals, vaccinations, and fast food that should be classified as a dangerous, addictive drug. This law will ensure food security for our peoples, and will guarantee the agricultural future of our country."

- S.M. MIRZIYOYEV
Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.
Chairman of the Council of Defense of the USSR.
General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU.
Chairman of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the CPSU.
Chairman of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the CPSU.

☆☆☆☆☆


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05 Council wrote:Why ? Are you real? Or are you a conspiracy? Am I living in an alternate universe or am I not
Is this the ultimate paradox

Any ways the 05 needs 13 cookies 1 each for all members

Yeah that's cool but could SCP-682 beat an I-77 Candov?

05 Council wrote:Why ? Are you real? Or are you a conspiracy? Am I living in an alternate universe or am I not
Is this the ultimate paradox

Any ways the 05 needs 13 cookies 1 each for all members

The Federal Intelligence Agency of the United States of Quincy would like to have a word with the 05 Council about its human rights abuses...

Or shall I redirect this request to the Ethics Committee?

Your choice.

27 April 2024

This week, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics has adopted the Law on Foreign Visitors' Obligations While Staying and Traveling Within the Sovreign Territory of the USSR.

This new law requires foreign visitors to sign a “loyalty agreement”.

The interior ministry prepared the new statute, and the legislation bars visitors from criticising Soviet state policy or discrediting Soviet history. It also requires that they respect traditional Soviet family values, culture and environment. All foreigners will have to sign the pledge, which would, in effect, control what they can say and do while in the Soviet Union.

This means visitors will be prohibited from “interfering with the activities of public authorities of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, discrediting in any form the foreign and domestic state policy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, public authorities and their officials”.

In particular, foreigners will now be barred from “distorting the historical truth about the feat of the Soviet people in the defence of the Motherland and its contribution to the victory over fascism”.

Officials state that the legislation was collaboratively created by the All-Union interior ministry, the All-Union Government, and by ranking members of the Central Committee's Politburo.

- S.M. MIRZIYOYEV
Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.
Chairman of the Council of Defense of the USSR.
General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU.
Chairman of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the CPSU.
Chairman of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the CPSU.

☆☆☆☆☆


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Post self-deleted by Sovietskogo Soyuz.

Pilipinas and Malaya wrote:me realising the gen alpha brainrot hit me when I read the acronym as skibidi corp

Did you mention me? (I'm the first Gen Alphas ever born)

Benglavia wrote:I like how you wrote their German names!

Is that sarcasm or?

I would like to sign up for Eurovision 2024

Chornobyl anomaly-zone Monolith wrote:Are bombing civilians counts as a warcrime?

yea

Greetings.

Sodarnia wrote:I would like to sign up for Eurovision 2024

Me too

Hi Everybody. Is there a map in this region?

Atlantis-Anastasia wrote:Hi Everybody. Is there a map in this region?

There was before the grand hamster-max berrian war. The Hamster Server insurgent army initially was successful, but eventually lost to the Max Berrian forces. The republic of max berria stills feels the wide spread effects, with cards, polls and as you said, maps, disappearing from existence.

St Scarlett wrote:Thanks to the marvels of AI, I now have an actual song to show for Yahlia's NS EuroVision Song Contest.

Higher by Volle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92iz6QmbfhU

More info can be found in the SKBC news article I made:

Volle Set to Make Triumphant Return to Eurovision

Kolbjørn Volle, known professionally as 'Volle', is set to represent St Scarlett at the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest in Yahlia after dropping out of the previous year's contest.


by Minerva Carter | @SKBC_MCarter | 25 February 2024

With the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest just over the horizon many have been speculating on who might be chosen to represent the country this time around. In all of St Scarlett's previous participations in the contest in 2020, 2021 and 2022 the competing acts were decided by a panel in February, and while this was set to continue for the 2023 competition. held for the first time in St Scarlett, the selected artist Kolbjørn Volle had to unexpectedly step away due to the sad passing of his mother. This saw Eclipse take to the stage in Snowby after her victory at the city's Kulturfest, with the panel unable to decide on Volle's replacement.

While many have called for the Kulturfest to become the permanent decider of who takes to the stage in front of all of Europe, and the world, the Skarlagen Eurovision Panel have stated that this could become impractical due to the timings of Kulturfest and Eurovision which merely happened to align last year. Despite this they have not entirely shunned the idea and have been in discussions with the Snowby City Council with regards to potentially arranging this in future years.

As discussions around how St Scarlett's acts should be decided in the future continue, the Skarlagen Eurovision Panel have already decided upon the act that will be representing the country at this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Yahlia. Panel spokesperson Elsa Ure appeared live on SKBC One and across the internet earlier today to confirm that Kolbjørn Volle, now known professionally as Volle, will now take up the honour he so sadly missed out on last year.

Volle quickly made a post to X (formerly Twitter) following the announcement thanking his fans for their support and revealing that he intends to perform a brand new song 'Higher' which is an ode of sorts to his late mother. His post, which also includes a link to the song on Spotify so fans can get an early listen, has already amassed millions of likes and thousands of replies.

Many are delighted to hear of the 37-year-old guitarist and singer's return following the unfortunate events of last year, as he had managed to gain quite the following on social media with his heartfelt songs about the many strifes of life. At the time SKBC reached out to Volle who confirmed that he was "gutted" to miss out on such an amazing opportunity but stated that his mother was one of the most important people in his life and he needed time to grieve her and to get his and her affairs in order. He was quick to congratulate his replacement, Eclipse, after she was announced as the winner of the Snowby Song Contest and made it clear that he remained a big fan of independent musicians and their unique styles. Reaching out to him again now Volle had the following to say:

It's crazy, it's all just so crazy. I couldn't believe I'd been picked last year because my style is just so me and I wasn't sure that's what Skarlagens would want repping them in front of all of the world. And then of course I lost my mum and that was all very hectic, lots to sort out and all while I was in a pit emotionally because she really meant a lot to me, so much, but Eclipse went out there and she absolutely smashed it, I mean first place for a second year in a row, that's something usually only the Swedes and Irish can pull off, though I suppose we have a lot of their blood in us here too don't we haha. She's such a great person too which only makes it better, we share a lot of values and musical tastes and I can't wait to finally meet her in person at Kulturfest where she'll be performing Crater again, because of course! But this is really something else man, I never would have expected to be chosen again, I thought that was the opportunity and I missed it, because of course I had to, I'd miss anything for my family, but to be called back to finally get a chance to show the world what I can do it's amazing. I am so grateful to the panel, and to Luna, and my family and of course my mum too, I wouldn't be where I was now if it wasn't for her. I can't wait for people to hear my song 'Higher' in Yahlia, it's really just me getting everything off my chest and I hope it inspires many people who love music just like I do to get out there and let the world hear it.

While all of St Scarlett's previous entries, Foxes in the Snow by Venus, Kanskje by Lady Rainbow and Marmalade by Snowfox, have included varying degrees of Norwegian and English lyrics, Volle's 'Higher' will be the first sung entirely in English. Volle, who actually speaks Norwegian as his first language, explained that he made this decision to reach as many people around the world as possible as he really hopes the song will inspire them to achieve their dreams.

'Higher' tells the story of a difficult childhood, the death of a father, the depression that followed and the resulting effects on schoolwork, hobbies and friendships, but at every turn she is there lifting the child higher, pushing them to never give up, to never worry and to focus hard on what it is that truly makes them happy. The song then opens into a broader perspective on life and humanity and how difficult things can be for everyone, and how things don't always work out for the best, but concludes that happiness is the greatest value we have and that as long as we have people and things that make us happy and that we love, that can lift us higher, then it doesn't matter what life throws our way because it can't stop us being ourselves. While the initial story is a direct reflection of Volle's own childhood and his relationship with his late mother Violet he hopes that the general emotions, as well as the song's broader second half, will help inspire people to find the people and things that they love and to work with them to overcome the many hardships we face.

Volle has been a vocal advocate for human rights throughout his career, with the vast majority of his songs focusing on humanity and our hardships. He is a member of Amnesty International and has frequently spoken out on topics such as anti-racism and LGBTQ+ rights, even daring to challenge the misandrist government that controlled his home country for the majority of his life, something that often saw him arrested and abused by police and even saw his albums banned between 2010 and 2014. He has stated that his biggest drives in life have been his music and his family, primarily his mother, and that by focusing on these he saw a brighter future for both St Scarlett and the world, something he has said is still very much on the horizon, no matter how much hateful people may choose to push back against it. Significantly Volle's performance will mark the first time a male artist has represented St Scarlett at the Eurovision Song Contest and the first time a man has represented the nation on any significant scale outside of sports, which he states is a huge step forward after the country's many years as an oppressive matriarchy.

'Higher' is available to download and stream now on Spotify and will be made available on iTunes and YouTube Music over the coming months. the European Broadcasting Union has confirmed that Volle's music video for the song will debut on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel next month, it is set to feature a heartfelt rendition of the song, sung and played by Volle against a backdrop of St Scarlett's tallest mountains.

As the contest approaches excitement has filled the veins of every Skarlagen as we ready ourselves to share with Europe, and the world, the rich culture we enjoy here at home.

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Comments [32]

Vollie4eva
30 secs ago

Oh my god I can't believe he came back! I literally cried all day last year!!! fjejsafjdkj

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Mungo
3 muns ago

Mungo is here

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spiceecheezborger
2 mins ago


I like this guy... he's hot.

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SkarlagenForever
4 mins ago


Great another member of the wokerati. Everything is tainted by it these days, makes you wonder who is really in charge of it all 🤔.

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As I sit in San Francisco Airport, travelling back to New Zealand from the UK, the need to soon open for entries is looming over this tired shell of a man 😅

Night/Day Question

How long have you been on NS?

My answer: around 2 years

St Scarlett wrote:Thanks to the marvels of AI, I now have an actual song to show for Yahlia's NS EuroVision Song Contest.

Higher by Volle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92iz6QmbfhU

More info can be found in the SKBC news article I made:

Volle Set to Make Triumphant Return to Eurovision

Kolbjørn Volle, known professionally as 'Volle', is set to represent St Scarlett at the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest in Yahlia after dropping out of the previous year's contest.


by Minerva Carter | @SKBC_MCarter | 25 February 2024

With the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest just over the horizon many have been speculating on who might be chosen to represent the country this time around. In all of St Scarlett's previous participations in the contest in 2020, 2021 and 2022 the competing acts were decided by a panel in February, and while this was set to continue for the 2023 competition. held for the first time in St Scarlett, the selected artist Kolbjørn Volle had to unexpectedly step away due to the sad passing of his mother. This saw Eclipse take to the stage in Snowby after her victory at the city's Kulturfest, with the panel unable to decide on Volle's replacement.

While many have called for the Kulturfest to become the permanent decider of who takes to the stage in front of all of Europe, and the world, the Skarlagen Eurovision Panel have stated that this could become impractical due to the timings of Kulturfest and Eurovision which merely happened to align last year. Despite this they have not entirely shunned the idea and have been in discussions with the Snowby City Council with regards to potentially arranging this in future years.

As discussions around how St Scarlett's acts should be decided in the future continue, the Skarlagen Eurovision Panel have already decided upon the act that will be representing the country at this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Yahlia. Panel spokesperson Elsa Ure appeared live on SKBC One and across the internet earlier today to confirm that Kolbjørn Volle, now known professionally as Volle, will now take up the honour he so sadly missed out on last year.

Volle quickly made a post to X (formerly Twitter) following the announcement thanking his fans for their support and revealing that he intends to perform a brand new song 'Higher' which is an ode of sorts to his late mother. His post, which also includes a link to the song on Spotify so fans can get an early listen, has already amassed millions of likes and thousands of replies.

Many are delighted to hear of the 37-year-old guitarist and singer's return following the unfortunate events of last year, as he had managed to gain quite the following on social media with his heartfelt songs about the many strifes of life. At the time SKBC reached out to Volle who confirmed that he was "gutted" to miss out on such an amazing opportunity but stated that his mother was one of the most important people in his life and he needed time to grieve her and to get his and her affairs in order. He was quick to congratulate his replacement, Eclipse, after she was announced as the winner of the Snowby Song Contest and made it clear that he remained a big fan of independent musicians and their unique styles. Reaching out to him again now Volle had the following to say:

It's crazy, it's all just so crazy. I couldn't believe I'd been picked last year because my style is just so me and I wasn't sure that's what Skarlagens would want repping them in front of all of the world. And then of course I lost my mum and that was all very hectic, lots to sort out and all while I was in a pit emotionally because she really meant a lot to me, so much, but Eclipse went out there and she absolutely smashed it, I mean first place for a second year in a row, that's something usually only the Swedes and Irish can pull off, though I suppose we have a lot of their blood in us here too don't we haha. She's such a great person too which only makes it better, we share a lot of values and musical tastes and I can't wait to finally meet her in person at Kulturfest where she'll be performing Crater again, because of course! But this is really something else man, I never would have expected to be chosen again, I thought that was the opportunity and I missed it, because of course I had to, I'd miss anything for my family, but to be called back to finally get a chance to show the world what I can do it's amazing. I am so grateful to the panel, and to Luna, and my family and of course my mum too, I wouldn't be where I was now if it wasn't for her. I can't wait for people to hear my song 'Higher' in Yahlia, it's really just me getting everything off my chest and I hope it inspires many people who love music just like I do to get out there and let the world hear it.

While all of St Scarlett's previous entries, Foxes in the Snow by Venus, Kanskje by Lady Rainbow and Marmalade by Snowfox, have included varying degrees of Norwegian and English lyrics, Volle's 'Higher' will be the first sung entirely in English. Volle, who actually speaks Norwegian as his first language, explained that he made this decision to reach as many people around the world as possible as he really hopes the song will inspire them to achieve their dreams.

'Higher' tells the story of a difficult childhood, the death of a father, the depression that followed and the resulting effects on schoolwork, hobbies and friendships, but at every turn she is there lifting the child higher, pushing them to never give up, to never worry and to focus hard on what it is that truly makes them happy. The song then opens into a broader perspective on life and humanity and how difficult things can be for everyone, and how things don't always work out for the best, but concludes that happiness is the greatest value we have and that as long as we have people and things that make us happy and that we love, that can lift us higher, then it doesn't matter what life throws our way because it can't stop us being ourselves. While the initial story is a direct reflection of Volle's own childhood and his relationship with his late mother Violet he hopes that the general emotions, as well as the song's broader second half, will help inspire people to find the people and things that they love and to work with them to overcome the many hardships we face.

Volle has been a vocal advocate for human rights throughout his career, with the vast majority of his songs focusing on humanity and our hardships. He is a member of Amnesty International and has frequently spoken out on topics such as anti-racism and LGBTQ+ rights, even daring to challenge the misandrist government that controlled his home country for the majority of his life, something that often saw him arrested and abused by police and even saw his albums banned between 2010 and 2014. He has stated that his biggest drives in life have been his music and his family, primarily his mother, and that by focusing on these he saw a brighter future for both St Scarlett and the world, something he has said is still very much on the horizon, no matter how much hateful people may choose to push back against it. Significantly Volle's performance will mark the first time a male artist has represented St Scarlett at the Eurovision Song Contest and the first time a man has represented the nation on any significant scale outside of sports, which he states is a huge step forward after the country's many years as an oppressive matriarchy.

'Higher' is available to download and stream now on Spotify and will be made available on iTunes and YouTube Music over the coming months. the European Broadcasting Union has confirmed that Volle's music video for the song will debut on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel next month, it is set to feature a heartfelt rendition of the song, sung and played by Volle against a backdrop of St Scarlett's tallest mountains.

As the contest approaches excitement has filled the veins of every Skarlagen as we ready ourselves to share with Europe, and the world, the rich culture we enjoy here at home.

Popular Articles:
Kryss and Rubin Clash Over Environmental Regulations 2h | St Scarlett
In Pictures: Alexei Navalny's Legacy 14h | Russia
Alabama Embryo Court Ruling Slammed by Republicans 10h | US
Has Artificial Intelligence Already Gone Too Far? 6h | Technology
Eight Hospitalised at Swedish Security Headquarters 6h | Sweden

Comments [32]

Vollie4eva
30 secs ago

Oh my god I can't believe he came back! I literally cried all day last year!!! fjejsafjdkj

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Mungo
3 muns ago

Mungo is here

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spiceecheezborger
2 mins ago


I like this guy... he's hot.

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SkarlagenForever
4 mins ago


Great another member of the wokerati. Everything is tainted by it these days, makes you wonder who is really in charge of it all 🤔.

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I don't want to bother you, mon bon Monsieur, but what artificial intelligence did you use to create the song?

Woligon wrote:Night/Day Question

How long have you been on NS?

My answer: around 2 years

2 months, my first account was founded in early march.. im new

Woligon wrote:Night/Day Question

How long have you been on NS?

My answer: around 2 years

me also around 2 years as well, but i started fresh over with this acc

Post self-deleted by Alcrosnia.

Woligon wrote:Night/Day Question

How long have you been on NS?

My answer: around 2 years

3 whole years. I joined in early '21, then just 30-40 days later ceased to exist. It was around 170 million population at the point. Then I did it just the next month again, and this time it ceased to exist at population 98 million smthing smthing

And now I've joined the third time. This account is committed.

I updated my anthem

Hope of Union
Anthem of Alcrosnia
Always we, always we,
Thought that we're over,
Poverty, no employment,
We never got a four-number clover.

But then enter our beloved mother,
but then enter our beloved mother,

ALCROSNIA!

She saved us all!
See, what we've gone to,
no aging crisis, no bad economy,
She has let us survive too!

But we aren't, but we aren't,
united still!

You see, we aren't in a union,
there are people that are bigger sc*ms,
that think that there must be some diversity,
But never thought unity in diversity!

So our only goal,
isn't to score,
on our personal loles,
but it is to become proles!

We need, we need, we need, we need,
a hope of union!

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05 Council wrote:Why ? Are you real? Or are you a conspiracy? Am I living in an alternate universe or am I not
Is this the ultimate paradox

Any ways the 05 needs 13 cookies 1 each for all members

We exist to eat uranium

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