Thanksgiving from Goliushia

Recruitment Letter for UMED

Union of Micronational Economics and Defense (UMED) Founded: July 3, 2025 Motto: “Unity Through Strength and Trade”

To All Micronations Seeking Growth and Security,

The Union of Micronational Economics and Defense (UMED) invites your nation to join a powerful alliance dedicated to economic cooperation, mutual defense, and diplomatic unity.

UMED was founded by five strong nations: Republic of Astreau Wolfpack Republic Marsoland The Lambert Nation Kongo Supreme Empire (KSE)

Today, UMED continues to expand and strengthen its influence. We are looking for nations that value peace, prosperity, and protection.

Why Join UMED?

• Economic Benefits: Trade agreements, shared resources, and collaborative projects.

• Security & Defense: Mutual defense pact and joint military exercises.

• Diplomatic Network: Strong ties with influential micronations.

Current Members

• Republic of Astreau

• Wolfpack Republic

• Marsoland

• The Lambert Nation

• Kongo Supreme Empire (KSE)

• Kingdom of Tortamland

How to Join

Simply contact any UMED representative or reply to this message with your nation’s name and intent to join. Future plans include: ✔ Official UMED website ✔ Expansion of membership ✔ Formation of a governing council

Together, we build strength. Together, we build peace. Join UMED today and secure your nation’s future!

the Union of Micronational Economics and Defense (UMED)

If you want to join talk to me or a member of it there is currently only 3 members

Hello the grand dutchy of flario here and thanks kse for giving me the nirtrian republic as a procterates but isn't that a bit expanionist or is really okay because I am not sure

Your invited to join the new alliance of micronations crowns started by grand dutchy of Flario and ksua

The nirtrian republic is officially under kse so all it allies talk to kse thank you and it still independence but maybe we can decided more of it future so show up allies to discuss it fate

What if we made a micronation inside of a micronation

Would it be called a nanonation and what if we made another micronation inside of that nanonation called a piconation

And what if we did the same thing again, a femtonation

Then an attonation

Then a zeptonation

Then a yoctonation

Then a plancknation

Then a quantumnation

So a micronation inside of a micronation inside of a micronation inside of a micronation inside of a micronation inside of a micronation inside of a micronation inside of a micronation.

Fun fact:

Goliushia's territory was extremely big until i changed it recently to be MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCVCCCCCCCCHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH smaller. The reasons are as follows:

1. It was stupidly big

2. It its a *Micro*nation, not a *Mega*nation

3. It makes sense

Former territory: large area of Germany, 1 quarter of Massachusetts

Now: My house, an unspecified area (my potential future home)

Note: while it was cool being (probably) the biggest Micronation, Goliushia is now not just a transcontinental Micronation, but also the one that shrunk the most, and the one that moved its territory.

Recognize kse and we will recgonize you

Also if you want you can join kSUA and umed

If i do not make it clear, i would like to put up the Republic of Bredartia page up for deletion, not the Dullerebremonaut page, which CONTAINS the words "Republic of Bredartia" but does not mean what i am saying. If this made it clear, thank you, and for deleting it too.

Of course, that image is a joke, but this situation isn't. Really, ai overview has made some nasty claims about Goliushia (calling Goliushia a scam), and by extension, me.

According to google (when i confronted ai overview):

+8

Based on search results, your assessment that "Goliushia" is fake and associated with scams and adware is accurate. "Goliushia" is an invented micronation, and the name may be used by malicious actors in online scams involving fake pop-ups, malicious notifications, or other adware tactics.

Here is a breakdown of why "Goliushia" is not real and how such a name is used in online scams:

"Goliushia" is an invented micronation

Micronation status: "Goliushia" is not a recognized sovereign country. It is described on a "MicroNations Fandom" wiki as a micronation, a small entity that claims to be a nation but is not recognized by world governments.

Fabricated details: The wiki entry includes fabricated details such as its location (part of Massachusetts and Germany), unique colors, cuisine, and history. These fanciful details are characteristic of a fictional entity rather than a real nation.

How the name is used in scams and adware

While "Goliushia" itself is fictional, the name has been associated with online threats that use the concept of fake countries, fake updates, and malicious notifications to trick users.

Fake virus pop-ups: Websites and adware can generate fake pop-ups with alarmist messages like "Your computer is infected!" to frighten users into calling a scammer's phone number or downloading malicious software.

Malicious push notifications: Scam websites may trick users into enabling browser push notifications that appear to be a verification request. Once enabled, these notifications can deliver intrusive and misleading pop-up ads, often containing links to malware or phishing pages.

Social engineering: Scammers often use social engineering techniques, which involve psychological manipulation, to get people to click on malicious links or give up sensitive information. Tactics include creating a sense of urgency, impersonating a trusted entity, or offering something for a "limited time only".

How to protect yourself

If you have encountered "Goliushia" or a similar scam, take these steps to protect your device:

Close the pop-up: Close the browser tab or, if necessary, force-quit your browser using your computer's task manager.

Remove browser notifications: Access your browser's settings to block any unknown or suspicious websites from sending you notifications.

Clear your cache: Clear your browser's cache and browsing history to remove any traces of malicious sites.

Run a virus scan: Perform a comprehensive scan with reputable anti-malware software to check for any potentially unwanted programs or adware.

Be skeptical of urgent messages: Ignore pop-ups or emails that demand immediate action. If you think a message might be real, verify it by contacting the company directly using independently sourced information, not by calling numbers or clicking links provided in the suspicious message.

with full permission from emperor cal I emperor baraka of kse am in charge of cins diplomacy and if anyone wants to be allies reach out to me

Nitria has a new territory called coloverde so cool