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The Free State of Lomond is a nation led by Prime Minister Lee Bamford on the continent of Europe. The Free State of Lomond's government is a Democracy with very moderate social policies. Economically, The Free State of Lomond favors far left wing policies. The official currency of The Free State of Lomond is the Pound Sterling. At 45 days old, The Free State of Lomond is an established nation. The Free State of Lomond has a population of 2,516,108 and a land area of 16,900.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 148.88. Pollution in the nation is almost non-existent. The citizens' faith in the government is sufficient with an approval rating of 68.7456%.

Free State of Lomond


Government:

  • Prime Minister - Lee Bamford e7ae95cdd4c7cdd8e9d0e40e487573e041328948x523.jpg

 

  • First Minister - William McLeod 5ef61da59a117cf0dde365885377255cace972eex902.jpg

 

  • Minister of Defence - Ian Ferguson 561c89dec7f3a4fdc2adf7efe9ce3d33e19186e7x203.jpg

 

  • Minister of Transport - Fraser Duff e19ff096db22aee440995bc19d42be523295a5e7x408.jpg

 

  • Minister of Finance - Peter Reid 28fc31b6e1937a91404b8dcc7935fd8b459b67d8x619.jpg

 

  • Minister of Health - Diane Williams fd85ad9c2e31fb00c42fe74d0c88de6c40e8d2dfx615.jpg

 

  • Foreign Secretary - Alison McGregor c40613318daa6877a37e5aa077a5399ea7eefee9x854.jpg

 

  • Minister of Justice - Paul Simpson dba942f2f03afc831282dcb85d35e17ee819ddf7x522.jpg

 

  • Minister of Education - Mary Campbell c5d6e1f15b35cbd8580d95a8ab0c4332ea4fb078x456.jpg

 

  • Environmental Minister - Susan Russel e1d6da7042a97d47d41613191736a3fead82d494x622.jpg

 

  • Minister of Sport - Alasdair Patterson b7507f6feae8ec5306c279af60a76be0b76aa8a7x211.jpg

 

  • Minister of Culture & Tourism - Douglas Gallacher 0dd990a1948185ab5efb061a0067fca315aec36ax327.jpg

Officially Registered Parties:

  • Freedom Party (In Power) - Lee Bamford
  • Labour Party - David McDowell
  • Lomond Nationalist Party - Henry McDonald
  • Socialist Party of Lomond - Lorna O’Neil
  • Lomond Republic Party - Elizabeth Collins

Officially Recognised Flags:

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National Flag: 

Used in official settings and above government buildings

 

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Military Flag:

Flown above military buildings

 

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Naval Service Flag:

Flown by military ships at sea and above naval service buildings

 

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Merchant Naval Flag:

Flown by merchant ships at sea. Allowed to be used by civilian ships as long as it is flown with the national flag.

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Flag: National Flag
Nation Name: Lomond
Leader Name: Lee Bamford
Currency: Currency Image
Pound Sterling
National Animal: National Animal Image
Stag
History: The nation arose after many people became disgruntled with the way the Scottish and British governments were ruling. Many from Stirling, Dunbartonshire and Argyll saw the governments showing favour towards the bigger cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh.

It had almost been 100 years since the failed Scottish independence referendum of 2014. The cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh were being granted huge sums of money to develop into "next century cities" with Aberdeen, Perth and Dundee being given a lesser grant. The city of Stirling was being neglected which sparked protests. Councilor Thomas Semple led the protests which proved to be unsuccessful at swaying the Scottish and British government to invest in Stirling, but it paved the way to a new independence movement.

Meanwhile, Councilor Adam Fletcher of Argyll gave backing to the protesters and decided to join. A new movement called "independence and fairness for Argyll & Trossachs" was launched. These were a series of protests and demonstrations which were again becoming unsuccessful. It was decided that more drastic measures must be taken for the Scottish & British governments to sit up and take notice. It was decided to form "Rifle Volunteer" groups.

The Rifle Volunteers were a paramilitary group who would go on to form the modern Defence Force. It originally began as 2 companies. These were the Argyll Rifle Volunteers (ARV) and the Stirlingshire Rifle Volunteers (SRV). A third company from Dunbartonshire were formed in 2103 as the Dunbartonshire Rifle Volunteers (DRV). The names came from the rifle volunteer corps formed in the 19th & 20th centuries. The SRV was commanded by ex SAS soldier Robert Watson and the ARV was commanded by ex Para trooper Nigel Small. The DRV was commanded by ex British Army major Scott Yuill.

The RV's, as they were nicknamed collectively, began a series of guerilla attacks, most notably at Faslane, Coulport and Lossiemouth. The armed conflict was proving effective in bringing the Governments to talk. Semple & Fletcher were invited for peace talks at Bute house and Downing Street. Semple & Fletcher agreed to attend but drew up plans of independence with new borders as they felt the governments could not be trusted.

On the 1st April 2109, Argyll & Trossachs was granted it's independence. 2 days later it was decided to rename the nation to "Lomond" (officially the Free State of Lomond) after Loch Lomond as this name did not necessarily exclude Dunbartonshire.

The flag was decided for a number of reasons. Blue was decided as the main colour to represent the water of Loch Lomond and the nation's Scottish roots. White was decided to represent the snow caps of Ben Lomond and the Arrochar alps aswell as to represent peace. The red stag was agreed as the national symbol. The stag was chosen to represent leadership and protection aswell as being native to Lomond. The red was chosen to represent the revolution and struggle in achieving indepenence.
Geography
Continent: Europe
Land Area: 27,197.85 sq. km
Terrain: The east is the flattest with some hills and rivers. The west is more mountainous.
Highest Peak: Ben Lomond, 974 meters
Lowest Valley: , 0 meters
Climate: Moderate
People & Society
Population: 2,516,108 people
Demonym: Lomonder
Demonym Plural: Lomonders
Ethnic Groups: Scottish - 86.0%
English - 10.0%
Other - 4.0%
Languages: Scots - 66.0%
English - 43.0%
Gaelic - 1.0%
Religions: Atheism - 72.0%
Protestantism - 17.0%
Catholicism - 11.0%
Health
Life Expectancy: 71 years
Obesity: 19%
Alcohol Users: 84%
Tobacco Users: 41%
Cannabis Users: 13%
Hard Drug Users: 7%
Economy
Description: The nation has a capitalist economy which business is encouraged
Average Yearly Income: $81.66
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): $2,031,053,635.00
GDP per Capita: $807.22
Gross National Income (GNI): $460,983,320.00
Industries: Major industries include tourism, fishing, logging and shipbuilding
Military
History: The defence force was founded in 2100 with the algamation of 3 paramilitary groups. These were the Dunbartonshire Rifle Volunteers (DRV), Stirlingshire Rifle Volunteers (SRV) and the Argyll Rifle Volunteers (ARV). These were named after the Volunteer Rifle Corps of the 19th & 20th centuries, however, had no connection to them.
Soldiers: 189,000
Tanks: 10,589
Aircraft: 840
Ships: 77
Missiles: 0
Nuclear Weapons: 0
Last Updated: 02/16/2025 11:29 pm