Siô eee

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</image> <image source="image2"> </image> <label>Type of government</label> <label>Monarch</label> <label>President</label> <label>Prime minister</label> <label>Established</label> <label>Disestablished</label> <label>Population</label> <label>Capital</label> <label>Largest city</label> <label>Notable Cities</label> <label>Currency</label> <label>Demonym(s)</label> </infobox> Siô eee (saɪəʊ ʔiː) is a country in the south-east of the Attu Archipelago which occupies the eastern half of eee. It is bordered by Haute eee to the north-west and Goose Step eee to the east.

History

Siô eee was a regency of Haute eee until 4PC, under the name Siô. The region separated upon Roy Cok Ulri's decree following a nationwide plebiscite. Cok appointed Pak Goose-step as mLât (head) of the country. The split led to a strong separationist movement in Goose Step, with many residents feeling betrayed by Pak's "invasive" economic policy. In 6PC, a group of separationist protestors surrounded Pak's home with sand bags piled 2 metres high. To avoid further demonstrations, Pak withdrew government funding from Goose Step and proclaimed it Goose Step eee