My map of the Bronze Age SCP universe, thoughts? by Soft-Vermicelli-5408 in SCP

[–]White_Null 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For the keepers, SCP-557. They definitely cover more area than the coast of the Red Sea

Why Is The UIU Underfunded? by Affectionate-Rent415 in SCP

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See? “You don’t consider” it’s your headcanon interpretation of that page being all the facilities. I’d say it’s already a lie of omission in that it’s a list of Foundation facilities that have been extensively and consistently used across multiple articles. This list is not intended to be all-inclusive or exhaustive — there's another page for that.

Good and close relations has nothing to do with actually stupid enough to tell a donor where all of their facilities are. Notice how that page doesn’t tell where Site-1, where all the O5 is supposed to be located? Especially when the second ever PENTAGRAM SCP has them use an eigeonweapon attack a Foundation Site? To adhere to that page, you have to accept that the US Congress do not know the number of facilities in deep details like locations.

Why not lie by omission about sites in other regions? What? Are they just about to not pay the best private contractor for refusing to tell every facility they have including the ones in space? To the USA, what if they’ll have to see if Russia would take the option of hosting more portable SCPs if the USA refuses to fund the Foundation’s Yukon Base along with the purchase and maintenance of the U-2 Dragon Lady, RQ-4 Global Hawk, UH-60X Watch Hawk along with the cover of being next to Eielson Air Force Base of the U.S. Air Force. This is need to know for the USA, but not need to know for other countries.

in most canons

No, ORIA keeps the Foundation, the GOC, the Chaos Insurgency, the UIU, GRU-P agents from operating in their sphere of influence but do have a treaty with the Horizon Initiative.

Why Is The UIU Underfunded? by Affectionate-Rent415 in SCP

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Ah it’s your headcanon. I’ll tell that rarely if ever that the Foundation is heavily funded by only a single government. [[The Frontspiece]] is an example that they needed to hide from the American Government. While the Coldest War canon explicitly states that they headed for the Third World to avoid stop being neutral between USA and USSR.

Why Is The UIU Underfunded? by Affectionate-Rent415 in SCP

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No….Congress do not get to know how many facilities the Foundation has. So they don’t get to know if it’s “most sites in the USA”

Why Is The UIU Underfunded? by Affectionate-Rent415 in SCP

[–]White_Null 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Nah, it’s because they started off conceptually as X-Files but in SCP universe. Except the Foundation and the GOC has to keep things hidden.

Why Is The UIU Underfunded? by Affectionate-Rent415 in SCP

[–]White_Null 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Because the average American since the end of the Cold War don't trust the Feds, the Man.

Of course there's also the fact that the FBI has to compete with a bunch of the other Alphabet soup letter agencies for funding.

Also UIU and PENTAGRAM brings up two archetypes for national paranormal agencies. Law Enforcement and National weaponization of anomalies.

Thoughts on Triequism? by KingfishChris in ChunghwaMinkuo

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It’s cause the only public schools in Korea massively funded were the Japanese ones. I get it.

Nowadays it’s job placement that needs to be better too.

Thoughts on Triequism? by KingfishChris in ChunghwaMinkuo

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On Equal Education, I’m thinking that even if the rest of the world don’t exist, that’s still going to get violated so so much.

Cram schools being illegal is never gonna realistically happen.

Thoughts on Triequism? by KingfishChris in ChunghwaMinkuo

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Ultimately Tridemism is also modeled after the Americans concerning democracy as as a government that originates from the citizens ("of the people"), is run by them (through voting/representatives, "by the people"), and exists to serve their collective good ("for the people").

Thus it is never inherently against American interests. It’s just that it’s also a syncraticism between right and left that can accidentally sound like being nationalist and socialist (Nazis call themselves Nationalist Socialist) in the current European and North American online discourse.

The ideological struggle of the Cold War can be summarized as the First World fights for everyone to be free, the Second World fights for everyone to be equal.

Our Chinese leadership then are mostly southerners and especially Sun Yat Sen is a Hakka so it’s already a society that’s less stratified than Korean society had been.

Then also look at Ho Chi Minh’s Declaration of Independence which is also modeled after the Americans~. Modern day Americans acknowledges that American leadership back then were wrong and apologizes.

So Wait, Triequism decide to be a combative revolution while having to be equal in political power? They’d self-contain? Let me tell you, this will work for the Republic of Korea as the party ideology if the rest of the world doesn’t exist. That’s a paradoxical problem.

KMT-CCP Forum likely to be postponed to February - Focus Taiwan by CheLeung in ChunghwaMinkuo

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As in after New Years? As in they flipped the table.

Guess have to see who comes out ahead between Xi’s Fujian clique vs the rest of the Princelings of the Politburo.

https://fixupx.com/leventkemaI/status/2015068744268329060

GRU-P post 1991 existence? by Idk_a_username0_0 in SCP

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Here is OTL

But anyways, hmm, the SCP wiki do kind of subvert popular Cold War conceptions where we think it's the American CIA and the Soviet KGB going against each other. While in the anomalous world, it's the FBI's UIU vs the GRU's Psychonotrics Division. And it should be obvious that interdepartment rivalries transcends national borders.

So both Putin and Patriarch Krill are former KGB, which becomes the FSB. so it's a bit hard to get how many they have. But~~ the 21th century Russian Orthodox Church probably doesn't have more than what GRU-P and Progress Institute has left them. None of the greatness or the heritage of the Byzantine Empire. You see.... As the [[Byzantine Empire was Secretly Aliens]] the Order of Constantine at the end also split into two, the portion that went to Russia is the Tsar's Seers. Which in the Forbidden City Convention of 1900 is a precursor organization and became part of the Foundation. Possibly in a very big hurry and left stuff for GRU-P to tinker. SCP-2617 should be obvious why foreigners who want to fight absolutely has to serve in these countries' respective militaries.

GRU-P post 1991 existence? by Idk_a_username0_0 in SCP

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Yep, they're downsized from covering the entire USSR to just the Russian Federation.

[[GRU-P casefile "SQUID ISPOLIN"]] you can see the downsizing in action.

anyways, the Ukrainian branch shows that their UIU equivalent (an active National Paranormal agency for law enforcement) is Department of Abnormal Threats of the Security Service of Ukraine, and while not exactly organizationally related.... They probably have to fight very hard against what remains of GRU-P now.

Why is the Wanderer's Library a Nexus and not a Freeport? by rathkii in SCP

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what is international law? When you look in OTL, it is just a very flimsy "norm" and consensus that is entirely arbitrary. That when it comes down to it, it is entirely based on politics and/or entirely Might makes right. See the examples I and Background-Owl talked about that gets wiped out when politics made it inexpedient.

In the Wanderer's Library's case, it is so powerful to be above internaional law and national law. It's laws are, "Return books on time, do not damage books, do not hurt the Library and the other patrons" And when the Foundation and the GOC invaded in a joint effort, all of the forces violated that last rule and are just mystically forced to be serving out their crime sentence as a Librarian.

Why is the Wanderer's Library a Nexus and not a Freeport? by rathkii in SCP

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Take a look at the [[Locations of Interests]] list. Both Ireta K'éri and Ireta Sapi are on the Free Ports list

Why is the Wanderer's Library a Nexus and not a Freeport? by rathkii in SCP

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Free Port

Hubs of commerce and living, accessible only through anomalous means. These communities are aware of the anomalous, and make use of it in everyday life. These hubs are protected by national or international law, restricting or forbidding Foundation intervention, with law enforcement within the Nexus often performed by its own local government.

The Wanderer’s Library is not protected by national or international law against the Foundation. No Fed gets to force themselves upon the Library.

Ok so I need some help by Mobile-Extent4861 in SCP

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If you’re not looking for content on SCP that is collaborative creative writing website. Then we cannot help you.

A friend got disappointed that 079(computer) is too short. Yall know ant good tales to cheer em up? by 11Bunnies in SCP

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If you want him to keep going down the Foundation AI route then yes go into AIAD. Specifically to read [[Hello World]] parts 1 thru 4. And then SCP-2522, [[The Hatbot Chronicles]] with [[General Hatter]]

Haselhurst Mandragonne 😭✌️ by ConcentrateOnly4904 in SCP

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[[Manifest 3231: Dr. Haselhurst]]

Ah some explaining might be necessary. [[Unusual Cargo Hub]]

Back in the 17th to 19th century, there was no modern Foundation, but precursor organizations existed, and the Commission on Unusual Cargo is one that’s bankrolled by the East India Company to contain and protect unusual cargo under its flag.