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| − | The '''Unholy Trinity''' is a phenomenon in [[UN]]/[[WA]] diplomacy involving collaboration between usually three or four [[National sovereignty|sovereigntist]] members on key legislation. The term was coined by {{nation|Gruenberg}} during the 2006 campaign for its UN resolution Abortion Legality Convention, specifically referring to {{nation|Omigodtheykilledkenny}}, {{nation|The Palentine}} and Cluichstan, whose PR efforts brought the ALC to vote. In later instances Omigodtheykilledkenny used the term to refer to Gruenberg, Palentine and Cluichstan; or just Palentine and Gruenberg plus itself. These four countries were founding members of UN DEFCON, an international defense-related think tank, and led the efforts to promote the resolutions UN Counterterrorism Act and | + | The '''Unholy Trinity''' is a phenomenon in [[UN]]/[[WA]] diplomacy involving collaboration between usually three or four [[National sovereignty|sovereigntist]] members on key legislation. The term was coined by {{nation|Gruenberg}} during the 2006 campaign for its UN resolution Abortion Legality Convention, specifically referring to {{nation|Omigodtheykilledkenny}}, {{nation|The Palentine}} and Cluichstan, whose PR efforts brought the ALC to vote. In later instances Omigodtheykilledkenny used the term to refer to Gruenberg, Palentine and Cluichstan; or just Palentine and Gruenberg plus itself. These four countries were founding members of UN DEFCON, an international defense-related think tank, and led the efforts to promote the resolutions UN Counterterrorism Act, Prohibition of UN Military and Unconventional Arms Accord, among others. Cluichstan and Gruenberg have both since exited international diplomacy and thus no longer involve themselves in the Trinity. |
Currently the triad consists of Omigodtheykilledkenny, The Palentine and Yelda. Their most recent collaborations have involved mocking and belittling the [[WA Security Council]], coordinating on votes to boost what they consider the "worst" SC resolutions, even opening a literal popcorn gallery within [[WA Headquarters#Security Council headquarters|SC headquarters]]. These efforts have earned them the scorn of historic SC contributors. | Currently the triad consists of Omigodtheykilledkenny, The Palentine and Yelda. Their most recent collaborations have involved mocking and belittling the [[WA Security Council]], coordinating on votes to boost what they consider the "worst" SC resolutions, even opening a literal popcorn gallery within [[WA Headquarters#Security Council headquarters|SC headquarters]]. These efforts have earned them the scorn of historic SC contributors. | ||
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Revision as of 20:57, 22 February 2017
The Unholy Trinity is a phenomenon in UN/WA diplomacy involving collaboration between usually three or four sovereigntist members on key legislation. The term was coined by Gruenberg during the 2006 campaign for its UN resolution Abortion Legality Convention, specifically referring to Omigodtheykilledkenny, The Palentine and Cluichstan, whose PR efforts brought the ALC to vote. In later instances Omigodtheykilledkenny used the term to refer to Gruenberg, Palentine and Cluichstan; or just Palentine and Gruenberg plus itself. These four countries were founding members of UN DEFCON, an international defense-related think tank, and led the efforts to promote the resolutions UN Counterterrorism Act, Prohibition of UN Military and Unconventional Arms Accord, among others. Cluichstan and Gruenberg have both since exited international diplomacy and thus no longer involve themselves in the Trinity.
Currently the triad consists of Omigodtheykilledkenny, The Palentine and Yelda. Their most recent collaborations have involved mocking and belittling the WA Security Council, coordinating on votes to boost what they consider the "worst" SC resolutions, even opening a literal popcorn gallery within SC headquarters. These efforts have earned them the scorn of historic SC contributors.
