Treaty of Ramsey

TREATY OF RAMSEY

ARTICLE I: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Section 1. Be it recognized that the Constitution of the Celts empowers the Senate as the body in charge of accepting or rejecting peace deals.

1. Therefore this treaty shall only be considered in the Senate.

Section 2. [RP] The negotiations for this treaty shall take place in the border city of Ramsey.

ARTICLE II: THE PEACE

Section 1. The President is authorized to attempt negotiating peace with the Zulu and any city state allies.

1. The President shall make peace with the Zulu so long as the Zulu surrender cities and/or return captured cities (liberated cities) to their original founders.

1. The number of surrendered cities plus liberated cities must be at least 2.

2. The President may not make peace with the Zulu unless the city concessions in A is part of said deal.
3. The President is authorized to make peace with the Zulu without any city concessions should America declare war on us.

1. The President is encouraged, but not required, to gain as much as possible from this peace deal.
2. To the best of the President’s judgement, this deal must be at least a White Peace or favorable to the Celtic people.

Section 2. The President may not surrender any Celtic city in the name of peace under this authorization.

ARTICLE III: MECHANIC TEST

Section 1. The President is authorized to attempt negotiating peace with the Zulu and any city state allies by proposing the so-called “white peace” option that pops up when attempting to negotiate peace.

1. Said white peace is when both civilizations agree to peace without any monetary, territorial, or resource concessions during the negotiating stage.

Section 2. Said test of the mechanics under Article III shall not be saved if it works.