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Template:Hangon DO NOT DELETE - PLEASE I WILL UPDATE IT JUST DONT DELETE IT - IM BEGGING Liberal Queendom of Britain, Ireland and Holland Flag of LQ Britain 	Coat of Arms of LQ Britain Flag of LQ Britain 	Coat of Arms of LQ Britain Capital: 	Glasgow Language: 	English, Gaelic and French President: 	Pablo Papalo Area: 	215,083 km² Population: 	Over 3 Billion inh. Established: 	1st febuary 2028 Currency: 	Euros, Shillings and Cents

Following the Succses of the Kingdom of Britain and Ireland, The President (Pablo Papalo) talked with The Netherlands about a merger between the two empires. Once The Netherlands agreed, they formed the Liberal Queendom of Britain, Ireland and Holland.

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* 1 Electoral Party * 2 Dutch Antilles * 3 Despute over Flag and Languages * 4 Continental Shifting * 5 Parlament and Legal Agreements with Holland * 6 War over Oil (Cold Resonse)

Electoral Party
The Current Electoral party for the L.K is The Liberal Party of Holland as part of a legal Agreement between Britain and Holland, However the Election may change things.

The current most popular party in the election is the Democratic Katsup Party

Dutch Antilles
The Dutch Antilles is not part of this empire as they became independant in 2024

Despute over Flag and Languages
I WILL UPDATE

Continental Shifting
north africa joining to southern europe WILL UPDATE

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Parlament and Legal Agreements with Holland
WILL UPDATE - The Liberal Party of Holland

War over Oil (Cold Resonse)
The Russo-Norwegian War was an armed conflict between Norway supported by fellow NATO countries on one side, and Russia on the other. It occurred between September and January, and involved land, air and sea warfare.

Discovery of enourmous oil, gas and fish reserves in the disputed maritime "Grey Zone" by the Norwegians resulted in increased pressure by the Russian government for their share of the reserves, claiming some of it was located in Russian territorial waters. Increasing oil prices and the economical unstability hit the Russians significantly, and estimates concluded that the massive oil reserves in the Sthokman field would be unavailable to obtain for at least 15 to 20 years, while the Norwegian's discovery of a smaller, but more accessible oil reserves were already being pumped by the Norwegians. The hostilities between NATO and Russia escalated with the Russian intervention in the South Ossetia War of August 2008, and in ____ Russia demanded that the Norwegians allowed the Russians access to the field, to which the newly elected Liberal-Conservative Coalition refused. Military build-up and demands continued, and hostilities escalated even further when three Russian soldiers were killed and a Norwegian soldier wounded wounded in a border incident near. Further conflict was prevented, but the military build-up and demands continued.

On the evening of September 9, 2008, Russia launched a large-scale ground- and air-based military attack on Norway. The invasion took the Norwegians by suprise, and after days heavy fighting, Russian forces had advanced over 100 km into Norwegian territory. However, Norwegian resistance, despite in lack of manpower and equipment, managed to inflict serious casualties and losses among the invading Russian forces. Within a week several of Norway's fellow NATO members, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Denmark, the Netherlands and Iceland responded by sending troops to support Norway. Sweden as well sent troops to support Norway, thus breaking almost 200 years of neutrality.

In early October the Russian advance was halted, and during late November to mid-December a counterattack by NATO forces pushed the Russians back over 100 km. Following mediation by EU chairman, a preliminary ceasefire agreement was reached on December 20, and was signed by Norway and Russia on December 22 in Oslo and December 23 in Moscow. On November 25, president Medvedev had already ordered a halt to Russian military operations in Northern Norway but fighting did not stop immediately.

When the ceasefire was signed Russia pulled most of its troops out from the Norway proper. However, Russia established so-called "buffer zones" around Kirkenes and other border zones. International monitoring was deployed in Eastern Finnmark January 1, and following international agreements, Russia completed its withdrawal on January 8 2008.