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* All nations must be ready and willing to, as well as actively, take part in warfare. Otherwise they cannot expect to survive and build a legacy. | * All nations must be ready and willing to, as well as actively, take part in warfare. Otherwise they cannot expect to survive and build a legacy. | ||
* Nations should be able to use all tactics available to them in order to achieve victory and glory, guided only by their morals and ethics, not rules imposed on them from above. | * Nations should be able to use all tactics available to them in order to achieve victory and glory, guided only by their morals and ethics, not rules imposed on them from above. | ||
* No nation is more toxic and doomed to wither than a 'neutral' nation that remains politcised. Notable examples include | * No nation is more toxic and doomed to wither than a 'neutral' nation that remains politcised. Notable examples include Valkyria and Zhou. | ||
* Even so, Accordoism discourages neutrality as it puts nations at risk of losing the support and good favour of both sides, who feel betrayed by the neutral party. | * Even so, Accordoism discourages neutrality as it puts nations at risk of losing the support and good favour of both sides, who feel betrayed by the neutral party. | ||
* Accordoism also focuses on the resistance against trans-continental colonisation and globalism. | * Accordoism also focuses on the resistance against trans-continental colonisation and globalism. | ||