Peace, Purity and Freedom

Friday, 29 March 2013

MicroLeague kicks off!!!

Dynamo Hasanistan's MicroLeague season kicked off with a bit of an unsuccess after a 78-62 defeat to Akharnian representitives BC Spartak. After the game, South Cubodian number 9 Luke Fawcett was kicked off the team for a poor perfomance.
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Thursday, 28 March 2013

Political Divisions in the Mainland!!!

The Kazakh north's flag.
The Kyrgyz south's flag.










Hasanistan has decided to split the mainland into two regions into the Kazakh north and Kyrgyz south. Hasanistan is not being split into two seperate nations just spliting the two sides incase of an ethnic conflict between the south and the north. All other regions stay, we are just creating two more regions.
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Tuesday, 19 March 2013

National Chess Team!!!

The national chess team has been created however our first game was a bit of a epic fail against Mouzilo.
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Sunday, 17 March 2013

Hasanistan finally join the MFA.

Today, Hasanistan was accepted by Barnaby Hands into the Micronational Football Association and we are now eligble to compete in the World Cup, Asian Championships, MicroWiki Cup, Mydale Cup and MFA run minor-tournaments.
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Saturday, 16 March 2013

Proposed road and street names for Batyr!!!

  • Road and Street Names

  • Hasan Çakar Road I
  • Hasan Çakar Road II
  • Hasan Çakar Road III
  • Hasan Çakar Road IIII
  • Tanju Çakar Road
  • Almaty Road
  • Robert Garside Road
  • Manchester Road
  • Antalya Road
  • Bishkek Road
  • Edward Jacobs Road
  • Åžanlı Street
  • Astana Street
  • Mandela Street
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Hasanistan, officially the Federal Republic of Hasanistan (Hasani: Hasanistan Federal Jumhuriyeti), is a self-proclaimed state with territorial claims situated across the Greater Middle East region. Hasanistan has been described as a micronation or an alternative government by external observers due to its lack of international recognition and the minimal control over the regions it holds territorial claims upon.

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