Whestcorean Alliance of States, Territories and Entities
Whestcorean Alliance of States, Territories and Entities | |
Intermicronational organisation | |
Logo | |
Headquarters | RGS, D.B. |
Official languages | English, Reveryte |
Membership | 5 member states |
Leadership | |
President | Horatio Eden |
Secretary General | Bob Christ |
Deputy Secretary General | Sam M. |
Supreme Justice | Guy A. |
Establishment | |
– Foundation | 15 November 2015 |
Economy | |
- Official currency | The Whestcorean Snoop Dollar |
The Whestcorean Alliance of States, Territories and Entities (WASTE) is a community/organization of states under the auspices of the Federal Republic of Whestcorea, currently led by Horatio Eden, Mememaster-General. It exists nominally to promote peace, provide for an international judiciary, facilitate projects between member states and eventually create an opt-in fiscal and monetary union between states.
History
In the light of the creation of the United Micronations (2014) and the United Micronations (2015) as well as the existence of the Nollandish Confederacy and talk of the creation of another micronational organization by Paravia, Horatio Eden didn't want his country to be left behind in the wave of new potential YAMOs. As such, he and his Vice Mememaster-General, Bob Christ, got together and formed the WASTE.
Member states
- Federal Republic of Whestcorea (Permament member of the WASTE Security Council)
- National socialist republic of polarbearistan
- Free Utopian Cow Kingdom
- Combined Adriatic nations of candor, edorn and ruul
- Empire of New Canada
Application procedure
Prospective members of WASTE must be approved by at least two-thirds of the Security Council as well as achieve a majority vote in favour in the WASTE's Congress. Once this is achieved, they will be allotted seats in the Congress under the following rough formula:
- More populous nations receive more seats.
- Nations with better MicroWiki pages receive more seats.
- Nations with whom Whestcorea is allied or connected to receive more seats.
- Bribery, while technically against international law, would not go amiss.
Projects
As the organization is still being populated, there are as yet no active projects going on in the WASTE.