The Platform for Interstate Cooperation is a Reformed Traditional Party initiative. The main goal is to look for possibilities to merge Oceana and parts of Seven, including the Russian areas near Novosevensk and Amish Kinley, in order to be more cost-efficient and to create a separate Christian State within Lovia. The platform was set up by Patrick West. Parties involved include the Conservative Christian Party of Lovia, which, in an official response, claims to be willing to look at all possibilities in order to make the Lovian State Government more efficient. Oos Wes Ilava claims not to be in favor of the merger, but he welcomes other forms of interstate cooperation, such as sharing knowledge and culture.
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| - The Platform for Interstate Cooperation is a Reformed Traditional Party initiative. The main goal is to look for possibilities to merge Oceana and parts of Seven, including the Russian areas near Novosevensk and Amish Kinley, in order to be more cost-efficient and to create a separate Christian State within Lovia. The platform was set up by Patrick West. Parties involved include the Conservative Christian Party of Lovia, which, in an official response, claims to be willing to look at all possibilities in order to make the Lovian State Government more efficient. Oos Wes Ilava claims not to be in favor of the merger, but he welcomes other forms of interstate cooperation, such as sharing knowledge and culture.
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| - The Platform for Interstate Cooperation is a Reformed Traditional Party initiative. The main goal is to look for possibilities to merge Oceana and parts of Seven, including the Russian areas near Novosevensk and Amish Kinley, in order to be more cost-efficient and to create a separate Christian State within Lovia. The platform was set up by Patrick West. Parties involved include the Conservative Christian Party of Lovia, which, in an official response, claims to be willing to look at all possibilities in order to make the Lovian State Government more efficient. Oos Wes Ilava claims not to be in favor of the merger, but he welcomes other forms of interstate cooperation, such as sharing knowledge and culture. The plan was mocked by some, particularly progressive politicians who dubbed it 'the Lovian Jesusland.'
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