Favorite nation title?

[GalaxyClass1701]

For example: United Federation of Planets or Crenium Imperium.

Mine is The Breen Confederacy.

 

[Sector 7]

The Romulan Star Empire always sounded interesting to me, from the first time I heard it on TOS. I would also like to have seen them portrayed as they were in Balance of Terror, honorable people bound by duty to serve leaders who were imperfect. In BoT, Romulans were people I could respect, even though there goals were much different from the Federation. Later Trek reduced them to conniving cronies not worthy of respect. I always thought it was a missed opportunity that TNG never took them back to what could have been.

 

[The Wormhole]

There's something about the way the words flow together that makes Gorn Hegemony sound cool.

 

[sbk1234]

Canada. It was where Sam Lavelle's grandfather was from.

 

[apenpaap]

The Cardassian Union, of course.

 

[C.E. Evans]

I like United Earth myself. Makes me kind of optimistic.

 

[Sector 7]

I like United Earth myself. Makes me kind of optimistic.

Terran Empire

 

[C.E. Evans]

I like United Earth myself. Makes me kind of optimistic.

Terran Empire

 

[Sector 7]

I like United Earth myself. Makes me kind of optimistic.

Terran Empire

United Earth made me think of the Mirror Universe Terran Empire. I thought it was really funny. [Blame it on my sense of humor or the Alzheimer's... your choice.]

 

[captcalhoun]

the Holy Order of the Kinshaya

(oh, and it's Krenim Imperium FWIW)

 

[Myasishchev]

Tholian Assembly, or First Federation (what the heck kind of name is that for a government, anyway? you usually only define something as first in relationship to subsequent others).

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Terran Empire.

 

[sbk1234]

I just remembered, The European Hegemony, as menitoned in TNG.

 

[mythme]

Vidiian Soldality
B'omar Sovereignty
Metron Consortium
Lyssarrian Prime Conclave

 

[Anwar]

Vidiian Sodality, Krenim Imperium, Borg Collective, Tholian Assembly.

 

[Admiral Shran]

I always liked the Pan-Caribbean Government and the European Alliance.

 

[apenpaap]

First Federation (what the heck kind of name is that for a government, anyway? you usually only define something as first in relationship to subsequent others).

Yeah, it sounds really pretentious given that there is another Federation out there. "Oooo, look at us! We're the first Federation!"

 

[The Wormhole]

First Federation (what the heck kind of name is that for a government, anyway? you usually only define something as first in relationship to subsequent others).

Yeah, it sounds really pretentious given that there is another Federation out there. "Oooo, look at us! We're the first Federation!"

Well, they were identified by name before that other Federation...

 

[apenpaap]

First Federation (what the heck kind of name is that for a government, anyway? you usually only define something as first in relationship to subsequent others).

Yeah, it sounds really pretentious given that there is another Federation out there. "Oooo, look at us! We're the first Federation!"

Well, they were identified by name before that other Federation...

Not in universe.

 

[indranee]

The Romulan Star Empire always sounded interesting to me, from the first time I heard it on TOS. I would also like to have seen them portrayed as they were in Balance of Terror, honorable people bound by duty to serve leaders who were imperfect. In BoT, Romulans were people I could respect, even though there goals were much different from the Federation. Later Trek reduced them to conniving cronies not worthy of respect. I always thought it was a missed opportunity that TNG never took them back to what could have been.

agreed about BoT. but the Enterprise Incident didn't treat them too shabbily, right?