Talk:Aetos


 * "... with secretly one of the strongest militaries known, though it has never been used in battle."

That is impossible. Other countries would have some idea of your militaristic capabilities, regardless of your international policy. North Korea, in real life, has constantly denied the research of nuclear arms in the past, yet reports from satellite surveillance and other tools indicated the presence of nuclear research facilities and we knew they were testing ballistic missile systems. It is physically impossible to maintain a powerful military without other nations knowing its existence. It's much easier to maintain a smaller "secret service" kind of agency (like the MI6 before the British government admitted its existence), since they don't have to utilize standard military needs. --れび (talk to Lavi!) 16:25, December 6, 2009 (UTC)

Lavi, I agree, but since he has force fields, I'm betting they won't let any info in or out. --Thepantheon 16:35, December 6, 2009 (UTC)
 * Unless the force fields does not let anyone see in or out of the entire country 24/7 (which is not very energy efficient, taking the size of his country into consideration), it's still possible to find out information about the country. --れび (talk to Lavi!) 16:37, December 6, 2009 (UTC)