Re: [fh ot] Re: [GZG][FH] Planet types (was Re: Locations of Stars)

>Steve Pugh wrote:
>
>Danm, that put everyone in NAC-ESU  Duality.  Except the Dutch and the
>abiguous Aussies.
>
>> > The OU (See below, and I tend to think of them as at least friendly
>> with NAC)
>>
>> They do use FSE designed APCs and see below...
>
>Not that this means much--as long as they pay the liscencing fees, the
>French will sell to anyone.  They'd have sold guns to Hitler if he'd
>asked them.
>

In my thoughts I don't think that the OU and the FSE would be very
friendly
at all, especially from the OU side. Just think of how many of those
Island
nations
were once the last bastions of French colonialism (and the French are
not
very
nice to the indigenous population) so there would not be much friendship
there.
and the FSE APC's could be holdovers from the pre French colonial times,
gear
that was left over when the OU took over...

I would definately side the OU with the NAC

and for the IC they would be on whoevers side that they are buying their
material
from otherwise they are their own side. Thats just the way the
Indonesians
are like.

>> I suggested a while back that maybe the IC are hostile to the ESU
>> (rivals in their mutual rush to conquer South East Asia). Taken with
>> the, admittedly slim, OU-FSE connection this could put the OU in the
>> ESU camp and the IC in the NAC camp. More likly they both stay out of
>> the big fights.
>
>Last is most likely--Maybe there is some sort of connection, but both
>are probably to busy slagging eachother to worry that much about big
>massive Solar Wars.
>
>> Oh yes.
>> They do seem to buy some weaponry from the ESU (look at the missile
>> launcher on the Stargrunt troops). However I bet the IF and ESU
>> (around about the current Pakistan-India border perhaps) border is
>> rarely quiet. And the IF-PAU border in Africa may be another on-Earth
>> hotspot.
>
>I'm wondering what the border between the IF and PAU is?  The IF likely
>has North Africa, but what chunks of sub-Sahara Africa (if any) do they
>have?	And if not, then the large Muslim populations of some parts of
>Africa provide a ready-made excuse for conflict between the two.
>
>John M. Atkinson
>

Paul Frigo
Canberra
Australia