Governor: 
The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War
WA Delegate: None.
Founder: 
The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War
Last WA Update:
Embassies: Genesis Defense Project.
Tags: Anarchist, Anti-Capitalist, Eco-Friendly, Minuscule, Multi-Species, and Password.
Patriot Alliance is home to a single nation.
Today's World Census Report
The Safest in Patriot Alliance
World Census agents tested the sharpness of household objects, the softness of children's play equipment, and the survival rate of people taking late walks to determine how safe each nation is to visit.
As a region, Patriot Alliance is ranked 4,545th in the world for Safest.
 | Nation | WA Category | Motto | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War | Iron Fist Socialists | “Stayin' Alive” |
Regional Happenings
- : The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War password-protected the region.
- : The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War updated the World Factbook entry.
- : Embassyregionia of the region EmbassyRegionia proposed constructing embassies.
- : Firestorm21 departed this region for Northwest antartica.
- : Firestorm21 arrived from Artificial universe.
- : The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War updated the World Factbook entry.
- : Embassy established between Genesis Defense Project and Patriot Alliance.
- : Iron buddha of the region Genesis Defense Project agreed to construct embassies.
- : The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War set the region's banner.
- : The Super Tramps of Modern Life is War altered the region's flag.
Patriot Alliance Regional Message Board
hello?
anyone alive?
Firestorm21 - Stayin' Alive - “Among the dismissive was writer Tom Wolfe, who divined the zeitgeist of the era when he dubbed the seventies “The Me Decade” in his famous 1976 essay. Wolfe appropriately defamed the era as a time in which individual emancipation trumped the idea of the civic good, in which decadence looked liked politics, and glitter could be mistaken for substance. If the political revolution could not be realized in post-sixties America, Wolfe argued, the only thing left was the “alchemical dream” of revolutionizing the self. As if to confirm Wolfe’s analysis, the seventies would often be symbolized by a spinning mirrored disco ball reflecting a mosaic of “hundreds of little me’s”— swirling fragments of individualism that made a mockery of the antediluvian dream of solidarity."
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