首都： 埃斯佩拉 （- -！首都的方位以及面积我很好奇）
国庆日： 1977年5月26日
国家领袖： 总统鲍尔詹姆斯。史皮鲁文
国土面积： 0.025平方公里

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其实，“摩洛希亚”的“海军”不过是3条充气筏子。它也曾经考虑建立自己的空军，可是由于“领空”实在狭小，最终只能作罢。不过，它拥有自己的报纸、啤酒和航空业。如果将来条件允许，它还想组建个足球队，最好再发展点核武器。不过“摩洛希亚”现已成立了太空开发署，安装了火箭发射塔－－火箭自然是无人的，连只小白鼠都放不进去。该国最近的一个太空项目是40个彩色气球运载一个家庭摄像机航拍国家全景图，然而气球很不幸地挂到树枝上，这次任务最终以失败告终。
我觉得这段特别喜感 这国家太可爱了

和谐省（Harmony Province）位于内华达Dayton近郊一带，小于4000平方米，是领土当中最小的一块。它也是鲍一家人的居所，首都埃斯佩拉（Espera）所在。
这名字起的多么天朝化

A Note To Teachers:
It is quite popular to use Molossia's website as a teaching tool, to demonstrate false websites. On the face of things, this might seem reasonable, as the website represents an unrecognized and possibly imaginary nation. However, there are nuances here that I ask you to consider before using this site for that purpose, nuances that students may not grasp.
Regardless whether or not you consider Molossia a nation, it is in fact a physical location, our home in western Nevada. We have actual land, real weather, real flowers and trees, real animals and real humans that live here. You can indeed visit us, much as you can visit anyone's home, if invited. In fact we have had several "tourists" (not family or friends) visit Molossia in 2007 alone. I mention these points because students may not always see fine distinctions when they see a website that they have been told is false. For example, one child reported that our snow is fake, when in fact it is quite real. Another child was challenged by his teacher to see if a travel agent could book a flight to Molossia. This was used to prove that Molossia is not a real place. Obviously, this is not a disqualifier at all, since Molossia does have a physical location, and of course you could book a trip here, by flying to nearby Reno and driving to Molossia. Simply because we don't have airport does not disqualify us as a real location - you can't land a plane at your Grandmother's house either, yet you can indeed travel there, can't you? There are several other examples of this sort of distinction, all of which fail to grasp that this is a real place, even if it is not a "real" country.
My point is, be cautious on letting your students use this site as a false website, because they will think everything about it is false - which of course is not true. Just because I call our rubber rafts a "navy" doesn't mean that they don't exist. They do indeed, and we go rafting on them quite a bit! Students, however, may not make this connection.
I would suggest that, instead of using Molossia as an example of a "bogus" website, use it instead as an example of what defines a real nation. Molossia's website can be utilized to discuss subjects such as the Declarative Theory of Statehood, Constitutive Statehood, diplomacy and diplomatic recognition, the sovereignty of Dependent Nations (such as Indian Reservations), enclaves and exclaves, and sovereignty in general.
Either way you go, please be cautious about using Molossia's website as a teaching tool. This is our home and it is a real place, and much on the website reflects very real things in Molossia. Just because it is shown on a website that seems false, that doesn't make our snow any less cold.
And if you do encourage your students to use the Molossia website as an example of a false website, please ask them to be nice about it. Some comments that I have read on student blogs are quite rude, and that is NOT called for. And rest assured, if I read a student's report on the web, and they are rude, or just incorrect, I WILL write them directly to set them straight.
Thank you.
His Excellency President Kevin Baugh
Republic of Molossia


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在美国内华达州的沙漠地带，有一个自称主权独立的“国中之国”－－摩洛希亚

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