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Each group represents different interests and has a different investment in the fictional country of Aflit. This project works best when groups create plans that reflect the needs of the people they've become, not the people they are. So if you're a pacifist in real life, but you're a Bluegreen for this project, you should act and think more like a terrorist (or freedom fighter) for this project. Each group is responsible for submitting a final draft of your objectives to me.
A small sect of the green people, they face the same problems the Green People face, but the Bluegreens have a different approach to these problems: violence. The Bluegreens are heavily armed. Governments like the Statsuni and Usser provided them with weapons because they want to make sure Aflit is unstable so they do not become a threat to them. The Bluegreens have been known to set off car bombs, set up assassinations, and kidnap various Rofarras. The blue greens share the same needs as the Greens, but they believe a violent, bloody revolution is the only way to secure these rights.
Once you've learned where you belong and reviewed your description, you and your group members must identify your objectives and develop a plan to meet these objectives. I expect you and your group members to have private discussions, live chats, or emails to complete this part of the assignment.
Your plan should include logical steps you can take to achieve your goals and points you might be willing to negotiate with other groups. Once your group has developed a plan, one or two representatives will then "meet" with other group representatives (which group(s) you want to meet with depend on your goals) to negotiate plans. Once this is completed, the individual groups will privately discuss any setbacks or achievements and rework their plans. Your representatives are free to contact and discuss or alter plans with any other groups at throughout the week. At the end of the week, each group must submit a final draft of its plan (roughly ½ to one page) uploaded to the discussion board.