Hey, I'd just like to know if anyone has ever formed the United States of Europe in the mod and had any problems. I've run into a number of workable bugs like the vote not firing the first attempt, or technology being reset to the stone age. All of these were fixed by a few console commands and some elbow grease. However now I've hit a new bug, my tank battalions have no stats.. like at all. Look.https://imgur.com/a/W7Sni37
Determining by flags you can see the save right before I swapped from Spain to my newly formed USE, tank battalions were fine, but loading the subsequent save, those battalions have no stats. I've checked the research and its all there, I have plenty of tanks. They just no work. Additionally SPAT now gives me +37 armor as opposed to the original 3-6 or something. And those are just the battalions I've noticed.
I do have additional mods running, but they are mostly just graphical. Nothing that can discernably effect something like this. To add to that, I just tag switched to another county on the map and their battalions are completely fine. This seems to be an EU issue, or perhaps simply a Spain -> EU issue. Idk. Curious to know what others might have experience. Perhaps there is a work around to this?
TLDR Who has had issued with the United States of Europe? Is this just me?
The Soviet Union under Stalin installed communist governments in Eastern Europe. Khrushchev and Brezhnev made sure they were still communist, but relaxed their restrictions on the states. They did however launch invasions of Hungary, Yugoslavia and Poland when communism or the Warsaw Pact looked to be threatened.
With the CIA manipulating governments and sponsoring coups in Guatemala, Brazil, Chile, Argentina etc, should the majority of Latin American states during that period be considered satellites?
Let me just start off by saying that I don't mean for this to come off as a loaded question, even though below I'll give some background on my reasons for asking this question that might make it seem like that. I'm mostly asking this question to see how far my perception of the situation differs from reality.
From my personal experience, it seems as though left-leaning voters and politicians in America have a tendency--often justifiably, in my opinion--to wax poetic about the policies that a select region of foreign countries (mentioned in title) employ in their domestic societies, ranging from healthcare, gun control, labor rights, social welfare programs, prison reform, etc.
But one of the things that many of those aforementioned countries seem to be conservative on in comparison to the American Left is immigration. Unlike the US, most of them don't have birthright citizenship, and those that do have restrictions on it. Even in a place like Canada, there's a point-based merit system for legal immigration that's supposedly more stringent than America's. Employing such a measure in America seems like it would be a right-wing proposal.
On Reddit, the Mainstream Left of the American political spectrum is commonly derided for not actually being left to the degree of other OECD countries, and actually being right-leaning in comparison (statements like "Bernie Sanders would be center-left at best outside of America" are common refrains). But immigration seems to be one issue where Democrats and progressives in the US are actually more liberal (in the American sense of the word, at least) than their supposed foreign counterparts.
I'm looking for answers mostly in respect to ease of legal immigration and government tolerance towards illegal immigration in terms of deportation policy, pathways to citizenship, etc.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
For the past couple of years, and with the current pandemic as the reason, permanently moving across the Atlantic Ocean has always been a dream of mine. The main reason for deciding to move is to seek a better quality of life as much as possible. But as someone who is diagnosed with autism, my experience with relocating might be different from what a neurotypical person might experience. Knowing Europe is a continent, it would be nice to hear from autistic Europeans and autistic U.S. citizens who are planning to move, in the process of moving, or are already living somewhere in the continent.
Welfare policies in the U.S. are often labeled as socialism and, as a result, lose public support. Why isn't this also the case in other NATO countries that also fought communism during the Cold War?
Should the EU become its own Sovereign Democratic Country with a federal state system ?
USA declares war on Russia, The rest of NATO however remains neutral and forbidd the US to use thier installed bases in EU.
No nukes are allowed for this scenario, the USA is the invader in this scenario and russia the defender, could USA take the majority of siberia and Annex this lands or would russia be able to fend the americans off?
A better question would be what if the US decided to exert more global power and control in what occurs in Europe? Like supporting the governments or implementing governments to stop fascists? If the US did stop the rise of Fascism what would the next century or so look like?
Major space laser communication on orbit technology verification programs in the United States， Europe and Japan
| State/ organization | Terminal name | Launch time | Major institutions | Communication distance | Communication wavelength | Communication rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | GOLD | 1995 | NASA JPL | GEO?GND | 830 nm（downlink） | 1.024 Mbps@PPM（downlink） |
| USA | GOLD | 1995 | NASA JPL | GEO?GND | 514.5 nm（uplink） | 1.024 Mbps（uplink） |
| USA | GeoLITE | 2001 | MIT LL | GEO?GND | / | / |
| USA | LRO | 2013 | NASA GSFC | Lunar?GND | 1064.3 nm（downlink） | 300 bps@PPM（downlink） |
| USA | LLCD | 2013 | NASA GSFC | Lunar?GND | 1550 nm（downlink）1558 nm（uplink） | 622 Mbps@PPM（downlink） |
| USA | LLCD | 2013 | NASA GSFC | Lunar?GND | 1550 nm（downlink）1558 nm（uplink） | 20 Mbps@PPM（uplink） |
| USA | OPALS | 2014 | NASA JPL | ISS?GND | 1550 nm（downlink） | 30~50 Mbps@IM/DD（downlink） |
| USA | OCSD?B | 2018 | NASA | LEO?GND | 1064 nm（downlink） | 50 Mbps/100Mbps@IM/DD（downlink） |
| USA | LCRD | 2021 | NASA GSFC | GEO?GND | 1550 nm（duplex） | 2.88 Gbps@DPSK（duplex） |
| USA | LCRD | 2021 | NASA GSFC | GEO?GND | 1550 nm（duplex） | 622 Mbps@PPM（duplex） |
| USA | ILLUMA?T | 2022 | NASA GSFC | LEO?GEO | 1550 nm（duplex） | 1.244 Gbps@DPSK |
| USA | ILLUMA?T | 2022 | NASA GSFC | LEO?GEO | 1550 nm（duplex） | （return link） |
| USA | ILLUMA?T | 2022 | NASA GSFC | LEO?GEO | 1550 nm（duplex） | 51 Mbps（forward link） |
| USA | TBIRD | 2022 | NASA MIT | LEO?GND | 1550 nm（downlink） | 200 Gbps（downlink） |
| USA | TBIRD | 2022 | NASA MIT | LEO?GND | 1550 nm（downlink） | 5 kbps@PPM（uplink） |
| USA | O2O | 2023 | NASA JPL | Lunar?GND | 1550 nm（downlink） | 80 Mbps@PPM（downlink） |
| USA | O2O | 2023 | NASA JPL | Lunar?GND | 1550 nm（downlink） | 20 Mbps（uplink） |
| USA | DSOC | 2022 | NASA JPL | Mars?GND | 1550 nm（downlink）1060 nm（uplink） | 264 Mbps@PPM（downlink） |
| USA | DSOC | 2022 | NASA JPL | Mars?GND | 1550 nm（downlink）1060 nm（uplink） | 2 kbps（uplink） |
| USA | LOCNESS | 2025 | NASA GSFC | GEO?GEO | / | 100 Gbps（GEO?GEO/GND） |
| USA | LOCNESS | 2025 | NASA GSFC | GEO?GND | / | 10 Gbps（GEO?LEO） |
| USA | LOCNESS | 2025 | NASA GSFC | GEO?LEO | / | |
| Europe | SILEX | 2001 | ESA | LEO?GEO | 847 nm（LEO） | 50 Mbps@IM/DD（LEO） |
| Europe | SILEX | 2001 | ESA | GEO?GND | 819 nm（GEO） | 2 Mbps@PPM（GEO） |
| Europe | TerraSAR?X | 2008 | DLR | LEO?LEO | 1064 nm（duplex） | 5.6 Gbps@BPSK（duplex） |
| Europe | EDRS?A | 2016 | ESA | GEO?GEO | 1064 nm（duplex） | 1.8 Gbps@BPSK（duplex） |
| Europe | ||||||
| Europe | EDRS?A | 2016 | ESA | GEO?LEO | 1064 nm（duplex） | 1.8 Gbps@BPSK（duplex） |
| Europe | EDRS?C | 2019 | ESA | GEO?GEO | 1064 nm（duplex） | 1.8 Gbps@BPSK（duplex） |
| Europe | OPTEL?μ | 2018 | RUAG | LEO?GND | 1550 nm | 2.5 Gbps@IM/DD（downlink） |
| Europe | OSIRISv3/4 | 2020 | DLR | LEO?GND | 1500 nm | 10 Gbps@IM/DD（downlink） |
| Europe | EDRS?D | 2025 | ESA | GEO?GEO | 1064 nm/1550 nm（duplex） | 3.6 Gbps~10Gbps@BPSK（duplex） |
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