A Brave New World Part 2
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Circuit
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Doesn't asking god for an update conflict with your current idealogy?
*crossfingers* Please, Marx, let it come before tomorrow!
No more new orders will be accepted beyond this point.
Cynovolans
Not in my dimension.
Wait it says the 10th but today is the 9th. Should've payed attention to the Thursday part.
Even the next orders due thread says the tenth.
Even the next orders due thread says the tenth.
TerrisH
Mischief?
okay.. no more orders.. no more orders.. *sigh*
MU HA HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH!!!!!!
MU HA HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH!!!!!!
HMS Vanguard
Prince
Damn work, I hate pickey and whiney customers!!! Chewing through your time!! Damn them all to Hell!!!
Circuit
Writing Letters
Just posting so we can get to the next page.
Global News Report
ECONOMIC REPORT. London, England. This year has seen some major changes once again in the global economy. As nations work together on various projects and new products are released it appears that the international boom is showing no signs of slowing. Some environmental disasters and other catastrophes did alter some statistics for the worse. Below is a complete listing of this years economic changes:
Argentine Collectives: +2 EP
Canada: +1 EP
Colombia: +1 EP
Cuba: -1 EP
Haiti: -4 EP
Louisiana: +1 EP
Florida: -2 EP
France: +1 EP
Korean Empire: +1 EP
Italy: +1 EP
New England: +3 EP
Netherlands: +1 EP
Russia: +4 EP
SUSA: +2 EP
Texas: -1 EP
UCNA: -3 EP
Virginia: +2 EP
North American News Report
CRIMINALS FAIL TO LAUGH AT NEW COMEDIAN. Boston, Republic of New England. A man dressed in what appeared to be a yellow jumpsuit was reported for stopping a chain of daylight robberies in the city of Boston this year. Six robberies total were attributed to a particularly violent gang, who left several people mutilated or killed in their wake with each theft. The Comedian, as his name has been reported to the press, has been rewarded with funds from the city treasury for his successful apprehension of the criminals.
LOUISIANA CENSUS RECORDS LARGER POPULATION. New Orleans, Empire of Louisiana. The Louisianan government has taken full measure of the changes as a result of the massive negro migrations from the genocides in Tennessee. The government has registered thousands of new taxpaying citizens and the population in whole has been believed to have increased by fifty percent from the new black residents. These new citizens are fully applicable for service in the Louisianan military, provided that they learn to speak French over their English. (+7 manpower per turn for Louisiana)
UNSA PROTESTS VIRGINIAN SLAVERY. Toronto, Canada. A collection of politicians in Canada have sparked a rising debate across the United Nation States of America. They have lobbied for sanctions and embargo of the Virginian Empire until slavery is brought to a complete end in their colonies. The events surrounding the establishment of Ovambia have brought the slavery issue into focus for much of the UNSA, who were barely aware of the existence of the institution in the outlying regions of Virginian colonial empire. The call was taken up by more politicians within New England, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Louisiana, stating that what made the free and democratic states of America better than the rest was the existence of social mobility and freedom for the masses.
ALGONQUIN ELECTIONS. Fox Falls, Algonquin Nation. The Liberal Party of the Algonquin Nation has once more secured its control this year following elections. The Conservative Party quite clearly was incapable of achieving victory as the Liberals continue to promise improved military standing and international relationships. The liberals have vowed to continue improving the nations prowess internationally to discourage future attempts to influence the nations internal affairs. (+2 Stability)
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS. Richmond, Virginian Empire. The Virginian governments elections this year were hotly disputed, as the Liberal Partys methods for dealing with the unions strike the past year came under criticism. The leftist press denounced the government for the violent offensives against unions this year and last year, deploying the military to force people to return to work. Despite the cries from the far left, the Liberal Party has waltzed back into power, as most Virginians remain very solidly against the unions. The government has pledged to upkeep the Virginian economy and to build up the nations military, technologically and in numbers. (+2 Stability)
RIOTS IN FLORIDA. Saint Augustine, Florida. A large demonstration in the Floridian capital city of Saint Augustine turned violent this year as military forces were deployed to contain the protestors. The protest was held against Grahams reign in Florida, which has lasted long past the time he was slated to hold the position. The military fired upon the protestors, leaving hundred wounded or dead. The government ordered martial law in the city and a large number of protesters were arrested for crimes against the government.
DEATH OF WRIGHT IN GEORGIA. Savannah, Georgia. The Georgian government grieved this year with the death of octogenarian Philip Wright who has ruled the nation for almost twenty years. The aging governors last act was to officially welcome James Dahl, a respected military leader as the nations new leader. Dahl is a noted Klannist and has clearer and more obvious support for the Ku Klux Klan than Philip Wright. Leaders of the Liberal Party have protested against the move, saying that it sidesteps the democratic process. They claim that the Ku Klux Klan is pushing the nation closer and closer to the oblivion of dictatorship. Riots were also spotted by black Georgian residents against the increased Klannist power, and many believe that the time for revolution may soon be at hand.
EACU STRIKES SUBSIDE. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The governments within the East Atlantic Customs Union failed to launched a coordinated effort to address the woes of the unions within the Union. The nations of Texas, Canada, Pennsylvania, and New England have all passed the Union Laws Act which has offered the first minimum wage for most of the countries. This was supplemented by assurances of maximum working hours and safety regulations for dangerous industries in lumber and mining. In Virginia, the strikers of the northwest have continued to be violently suppressed by the military, and the government has refused to recognize any unionist demands.
Central/South American News Report
HURRICANES DEVASTATE CARIBBEAN. Havana, Cuba. Over half a dozen major and destructive hurricanes took place this year in the Caribbean, causing untold numbers of deaths among local populations. A lack of any preparedness or warning is one of the leading causes of the catastrophe and a large part of the Haitian merchant fleet was destroyed as a result. The hurricanes followed quickly after each other across various paths in the Caribbean. The hardest hit regions were Florida and Haiti, but other hurricanes devastated coastlines as far away as Mexico and Texas. Several warships in the Caribbean were capsized by the storms record surges, and one of the great images taken by photographers was that of a New Englander cruiser flipped over at sea off of the coast of Jamaica in one of the earlier hurricanes. Below is a listing of damages caused to regional countries, economic details are provided in the topping section of this update.
Haiti: 2 Destroyers, 4 Submarines, 1 Zeppelin Bomber Squadron, 5 Manpower
Cuba: 1 Destroyer, 1 Manpower
Florida: 6 Manpower
New England: 1 Destroyer, 1 Light Cruiser
Texas: 1 Manpower
GUATEMALA ELECTIONS. Guatemala City, Guatemala. The elections this year were highly divisive, tearing apart standing party lines and throwing the process into chaos. Carlos Hernandez, a popular general vital to the victory in El Salvador, managed to rally the masses behind him as a political outsider. Removed from scandal and debate, the new president has secured supreme executive power, promising to purge corruption and decadence from within Congress and the Guatemalan government. (+4 Stability)
UNSA INTERVENTION INTERUPTS JAMAICAN ELECTIONS. Kingston, Empire of Haiti. The Jamaican government was declared dissolved by a coalition of forces deployed by the United Nation States of America this year. Texan, Cuba, New Englander, and Haitian naval and ground forces were deployed to restore order in the deteriorating state. Massive riots met the coalition force, as the military was contained by Haitian ground forces. The Rehtu government has stepped down from power and the general has retired in exile to the Swedish Bahamas. The Jamaican military has been brought under Haitian control, and efforts are underway to stabilize the countryside against a growing leftist rebellion. (-1 Stability for Haiti)
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA CONCLUDES. San Salvador, El Salvador. The six year long war between El Salvador and the nations of Honduras and Guatemala came to a close this year as allied forces breeched the final defenses around San Salvador. The invaders created a coalition government in order to arrange new elections around the constitution schedule in 1928. The former dictator has been deposed and was executed for murder in the nation of Honduras. The El Salvadorian government has been sworn to remain under Honduran occupation for at least 5 years to ensure national and regional stability.
Casualty List
Honduras: 4 Infantry Brigades, 2 Artillery Brigades
Guatemala: 5 Infantry Brigades
El Salvador: 6 Infantry Brigades, 4 Artillery Brigades
MUTINY IN UCNA. Mexico City, United Collectives of North America. Failures at sea and increasing death rates among the convoys have fueled the spark for a major rebellion and revolt within the ranks of the United Collectives of North America. This came on top of continuous neglect of the populations needs, leading to neverending lines for food and other basic necessities of life. Several major population centers, spurred on by religious leaders, as well as reactionary members of the military, have launched an assault upon the Kaplaz government. The result was an extremely bloody war across the Mexican countryside. The rebels attempted numerous times to seize control of Mexico City, only to meet with miserable failure. The bloodshed has been enormous as fighting erupted in almost every major urban center from the onset of the coup attempt. To date, though the fighting has stopped, no one is sure of the rebels remaining influence within the government and military. (-55 Manpower, -2 Manpower per turn, -61 Infantry Brigades, -23 Artillery Brigades, -5 Tank Brigades, -3 Destroyers, -2 Light Cruisers)
SOCIALISTS LAUNCH MAJOR RALLY. Urquizaville, Argentine Collectives Federation. Even though it seems to many that communism and socialism is on the decline with recent reverses in the United Collectives and China, the governments involved in the International Socialist Cooperative Group had a major celebration in Urquizaville this year. Hundred of Party delegates met in Urquizaville to view a performance of Union in Death as well as to witness a demonstration game by the local collective football club. Delegates from as far away as China made it to the celebration of the virtues and success of socialist ideals.
PARAGUAY RECOGNIZES UNIONS. Asunción, Paraguay. The Conservative Party government, under heavy pressure from the nations liberals and socialists, passed a bill this year recognizing labor unions as legitimate political and social institutions. The Paraguayan Workers Union proclaimed this to be a major advancement in the progression of the nation to a workers paradise much like the Socialist Union of South America. The Paraguayan leadership has remained outspoken, calling the process of passing the bill political blackmail by the unions and socialists.
CRISIS IN THE CARIBBEAN. Kingston, Empire of Haiti. Several ships from the Socialist Union of South America were stopped this year by a large New Englander task force. Though escorted by a battleship, the South American convoy was turned back after the appearance of one of the new Imperial-class battleships. Unwilling to commit his fleet to a destructive engagement, the socialist admiral ordered a hasty retreat south. Other smugglers were caught from the United Collectives, and have been detained or arrested by the Haitian government.
European News Report
PHANTOM STRIKES AGAIN. Moscow, Russian Federation. The well-known Phantom was spotted out of his usual locale this year when he was tied to a major robbery in the ancient city of Moscow. The Imperial Museum was robbed of one of the oldest jewels in the possession of the tsars, the Karov Diamond. This great gem has been assuredly stolen by the Phantom and police have promised to apprehend the suspect as soon as possible. In the process of the robbery, several civilians were injured, and at least three people were killed, though local law enforcement has chosen not to release their identities to the press.
WAR ERUPTS IN BALKANS. Tirana, Greece. The tranquil Balkans have once more erupted into war this year as a territorial dispute emerged between Serbia and Greece. The conflict began in early January with several border skirmishes between the Serbs and Greeks, and soon it escalated into Serbian demands for Albanian independence. The Greek government has refused to recognize a free Albanian state, and Serbia soon after declared war. Fighting has been heavy to date, as the Serbian military soon found itself in full retreat against the more experiences and better trained Greek army and navy. The Greeks have advances into southern Serbia and have demanded immediate reparations in exchange for the damages caused during the Serbian invasion. There has yet to be a comment from Russia or the Protectorate at this time.
Casualty List
Greece: 33 Infantry Brigades, 5 Artillery Brigades
Serbia: 48 Infantry Brigades, 8 Artillery Brigades
GREECE ELECTIONS. Athens, Greece. The Greek elections this year were completely dominated by the rising crisis with the Serbian government over Albania. The issue of Albanian independence erupted with Serbias demands upon the Greek government. Unwilling to part with the nations control over the region, the government wholeheartedly rejected the Serbian demands, regardless of threats of Russian intervention. The Greek people backed their government, solidly standing behind the Liberal Party. (+1 Stability)
RUSSIAN COMPANIES UNVIEL NEW PRODUCT. Tsarityn, Russian Federation. The Russian Radio Company revealed this year a new radio design which shrinks the size of a radio dramatically as well as reducing production costs. The new Everyman Radio will be available in sizes of only 1-2 square meters. These devices have already been met with a massive spending boom within the Russian Federation and Protectorate. This has been combined with an eruption of new radio broadcasting stations, playing music over the wireless for the enjoyment of all who can hear.
ULSTER ANNEXED. Belfast, England. As it becomes apparent to the world and the Ulster government that they are unable to hold down the much larger Catholic Irish population, the Protestant government have turned to England for aid. The Ulster Church has once more officially recognized the King of England to be their head, calling for him to restore his claims to the Duchy of Ireland. For the first time in nearly ninety years, the English flag once more flies over Ireland as English troops land to restore order across the southern countryside. (-2 Stability for England)
POLITICAL SCARE IN RUSSIA. St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. Russian Duma member, Iosef Jughashvili, known as the Iron Man of Georgia, presented a list of communist and lisist conspirators to the Duma, throwing the house into turmoil. Jughashvili has proclaimed that lisist authoritarian movements and communists are indeed working together to overthrow the republic. The Co-Axial Pact has been denounced by this minister, claiming it to be part of the conspiracy to destroy Russian democracy. The fears pronounced by Jughashvili have launched massive government inquiry to communist conspiracies.
ECONOMIC REPORT. London, England. This year has seen some major changes once again in the global economy. As nations work together on various projects and new products are released it appears that the international boom is showing no signs of slowing. Some environmental disasters and other catastrophes did alter some statistics for the worse. Below is a complete listing of this years economic changes:
Argentine Collectives: +2 EP
Canada: +1 EP
Colombia: +1 EP
Cuba: -1 EP
Haiti: -4 EP
Louisiana: +1 EP
Florida: -2 EP
France: +1 EP
Korean Empire: +1 EP
Italy: +1 EP
New England: +3 EP
Netherlands: +1 EP
Russia: +4 EP
SUSA: +2 EP
Texas: -1 EP
UCNA: -3 EP
Virginia: +2 EP
North American News Report
CRIMINALS FAIL TO LAUGH AT NEW COMEDIAN. Boston, Republic of New England. A man dressed in what appeared to be a yellow jumpsuit was reported for stopping a chain of daylight robberies in the city of Boston this year. Six robberies total were attributed to a particularly violent gang, who left several people mutilated or killed in their wake with each theft. The Comedian, as his name has been reported to the press, has been rewarded with funds from the city treasury for his successful apprehension of the criminals.
LOUISIANA CENSUS RECORDS LARGER POPULATION. New Orleans, Empire of Louisiana. The Louisianan government has taken full measure of the changes as a result of the massive negro migrations from the genocides in Tennessee. The government has registered thousands of new taxpaying citizens and the population in whole has been believed to have increased by fifty percent from the new black residents. These new citizens are fully applicable for service in the Louisianan military, provided that they learn to speak French over their English. (+7 manpower per turn for Louisiana)
UNSA PROTESTS VIRGINIAN SLAVERY. Toronto, Canada. A collection of politicians in Canada have sparked a rising debate across the United Nation States of America. They have lobbied for sanctions and embargo of the Virginian Empire until slavery is brought to a complete end in their colonies. The events surrounding the establishment of Ovambia have brought the slavery issue into focus for much of the UNSA, who were barely aware of the existence of the institution in the outlying regions of Virginian colonial empire. The call was taken up by more politicians within New England, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Louisiana, stating that what made the free and democratic states of America better than the rest was the existence of social mobility and freedom for the masses.
ALGONQUIN ELECTIONS. Fox Falls, Algonquin Nation. The Liberal Party of the Algonquin Nation has once more secured its control this year following elections. The Conservative Party quite clearly was incapable of achieving victory as the Liberals continue to promise improved military standing and international relationships. The liberals have vowed to continue improving the nations prowess internationally to discourage future attempts to influence the nations internal affairs. (+2 Stability)
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS. Richmond, Virginian Empire. The Virginian governments elections this year were hotly disputed, as the Liberal Partys methods for dealing with the unions strike the past year came under criticism. The leftist press denounced the government for the violent offensives against unions this year and last year, deploying the military to force people to return to work. Despite the cries from the far left, the Liberal Party has waltzed back into power, as most Virginians remain very solidly against the unions. The government has pledged to upkeep the Virginian economy and to build up the nations military, technologically and in numbers. (+2 Stability)
RIOTS IN FLORIDA. Saint Augustine, Florida. A large demonstration in the Floridian capital city of Saint Augustine turned violent this year as military forces were deployed to contain the protestors. The protest was held against Grahams reign in Florida, which has lasted long past the time he was slated to hold the position. The military fired upon the protestors, leaving hundred wounded or dead. The government ordered martial law in the city and a large number of protesters were arrested for crimes against the government.
DEATH OF WRIGHT IN GEORGIA. Savannah, Georgia. The Georgian government grieved this year with the death of octogenarian Philip Wright who has ruled the nation for almost twenty years. The aging governors last act was to officially welcome James Dahl, a respected military leader as the nations new leader. Dahl is a noted Klannist and has clearer and more obvious support for the Ku Klux Klan than Philip Wright. Leaders of the Liberal Party have protested against the move, saying that it sidesteps the democratic process. They claim that the Ku Klux Klan is pushing the nation closer and closer to the oblivion of dictatorship. Riots were also spotted by black Georgian residents against the increased Klannist power, and many believe that the time for revolution may soon be at hand.
EACU STRIKES SUBSIDE. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The governments within the East Atlantic Customs Union failed to launched a coordinated effort to address the woes of the unions within the Union. The nations of Texas, Canada, Pennsylvania, and New England have all passed the Union Laws Act which has offered the first minimum wage for most of the countries. This was supplemented by assurances of maximum working hours and safety regulations for dangerous industries in lumber and mining. In Virginia, the strikers of the northwest have continued to be violently suppressed by the military, and the government has refused to recognize any unionist demands.
Central/South American News Report
HURRICANES DEVASTATE CARIBBEAN. Havana, Cuba. Over half a dozen major and destructive hurricanes took place this year in the Caribbean, causing untold numbers of deaths among local populations. A lack of any preparedness or warning is one of the leading causes of the catastrophe and a large part of the Haitian merchant fleet was destroyed as a result. The hurricanes followed quickly after each other across various paths in the Caribbean. The hardest hit regions were Florida and Haiti, but other hurricanes devastated coastlines as far away as Mexico and Texas. Several warships in the Caribbean were capsized by the storms record surges, and one of the great images taken by photographers was that of a New Englander cruiser flipped over at sea off of the coast of Jamaica in one of the earlier hurricanes. Below is a listing of damages caused to regional countries, economic details are provided in the topping section of this update.
Haiti: 2 Destroyers, 4 Submarines, 1 Zeppelin Bomber Squadron, 5 Manpower
Cuba: 1 Destroyer, 1 Manpower
Florida: 6 Manpower
New England: 1 Destroyer, 1 Light Cruiser
Texas: 1 Manpower
GUATEMALA ELECTIONS. Guatemala City, Guatemala. The elections this year were highly divisive, tearing apart standing party lines and throwing the process into chaos. Carlos Hernandez, a popular general vital to the victory in El Salvador, managed to rally the masses behind him as a political outsider. Removed from scandal and debate, the new president has secured supreme executive power, promising to purge corruption and decadence from within Congress and the Guatemalan government. (+4 Stability)
UNSA INTERVENTION INTERUPTS JAMAICAN ELECTIONS. Kingston, Empire of Haiti. The Jamaican government was declared dissolved by a coalition of forces deployed by the United Nation States of America this year. Texan, Cuba, New Englander, and Haitian naval and ground forces were deployed to restore order in the deteriorating state. Massive riots met the coalition force, as the military was contained by Haitian ground forces. The Rehtu government has stepped down from power and the general has retired in exile to the Swedish Bahamas. The Jamaican military has been brought under Haitian control, and efforts are underway to stabilize the countryside against a growing leftist rebellion. (-1 Stability for Haiti)
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA CONCLUDES. San Salvador, El Salvador. The six year long war between El Salvador and the nations of Honduras and Guatemala came to a close this year as allied forces breeched the final defenses around San Salvador. The invaders created a coalition government in order to arrange new elections around the constitution schedule in 1928. The former dictator has been deposed and was executed for murder in the nation of Honduras. The El Salvadorian government has been sworn to remain under Honduran occupation for at least 5 years to ensure national and regional stability.
Casualty List
Honduras: 4 Infantry Brigades, 2 Artillery Brigades
Guatemala: 5 Infantry Brigades
El Salvador: 6 Infantry Brigades, 4 Artillery Brigades
MUTINY IN UCNA. Mexico City, United Collectives of North America. Failures at sea and increasing death rates among the convoys have fueled the spark for a major rebellion and revolt within the ranks of the United Collectives of North America. This came on top of continuous neglect of the populations needs, leading to neverending lines for food and other basic necessities of life. Several major population centers, spurred on by religious leaders, as well as reactionary members of the military, have launched an assault upon the Kaplaz government. The result was an extremely bloody war across the Mexican countryside. The rebels attempted numerous times to seize control of Mexico City, only to meet with miserable failure. The bloodshed has been enormous as fighting erupted in almost every major urban center from the onset of the coup attempt. To date, though the fighting has stopped, no one is sure of the rebels remaining influence within the government and military. (-55 Manpower, -2 Manpower per turn, -61 Infantry Brigades, -23 Artillery Brigades, -5 Tank Brigades, -3 Destroyers, -2 Light Cruisers)
SOCIALISTS LAUNCH MAJOR RALLY. Urquizaville, Argentine Collectives Federation. Even though it seems to many that communism and socialism is on the decline with recent reverses in the United Collectives and China, the governments involved in the International Socialist Cooperative Group had a major celebration in Urquizaville this year. Hundred of Party delegates met in Urquizaville to view a performance of Union in Death as well as to witness a demonstration game by the local collective football club. Delegates from as far away as China made it to the celebration of the virtues and success of socialist ideals.
PARAGUAY RECOGNIZES UNIONS. Asunción, Paraguay. The Conservative Party government, under heavy pressure from the nations liberals and socialists, passed a bill this year recognizing labor unions as legitimate political and social institutions. The Paraguayan Workers Union proclaimed this to be a major advancement in the progression of the nation to a workers paradise much like the Socialist Union of South America. The Paraguayan leadership has remained outspoken, calling the process of passing the bill political blackmail by the unions and socialists.
CRISIS IN THE CARIBBEAN. Kingston, Empire of Haiti. Several ships from the Socialist Union of South America were stopped this year by a large New Englander task force. Though escorted by a battleship, the South American convoy was turned back after the appearance of one of the new Imperial-class battleships. Unwilling to commit his fleet to a destructive engagement, the socialist admiral ordered a hasty retreat south. Other smugglers were caught from the United Collectives, and have been detained or arrested by the Haitian government.
European News Report
PHANTOM STRIKES AGAIN. Moscow, Russian Federation. The well-known Phantom was spotted out of his usual locale this year when he was tied to a major robbery in the ancient city of Moscow. The Imperial Museum was robbed of one of the oldest jewels in the possession of the tsars, the Karov Diamond. This great gem has been assuredly stolen by the Phantom and police have promised to apprehend the suspect as soon as possible. In the process of the robbery, several civilians were injured, and at least three people were killed, though local law enforcement has chosen not to release their identities to the press.
WAR ERUPTS IN BALKANS. Tirana, Greece. The tranquil Balkans have once more erupted into war this year as a territorial dispute emerged between Serbia and Greece. The conflict began in early January with several border skirmishes between the Serbs and Greeks, and soon it escalated into Serbian demands for Albanian independence. The Greek government has refused to recognize a free Albanian state, and Serbia soon after declared war. Fighting has been heavy to date, as the Serbian military soon found itself in full retreat against the more experiences and better trained Greek army and navy. The Greeks have advances into southern Serbia and have demanded immediate reparations in exchange for the damages caused during the Serbian invasion. There has yet to be a comment from Russia or the Protectorate at this time.
Casualty List
Greece: 33 Infantry Brigades, 5 Artillery Brigades
Serbia: 48 Infantry Brigades, 8 Artillery Brigades
GREECE ELECTIONS. Athens, Greece. The Greek elections this year were completely dominated by the rising crisis with the Serbian government over Albania. The issue of Albanian independence erupted with Serbias demands upon the Greek government. Unwilling to part with the nations control over the region, the government wholeheartedly rejected the Serbian demands, regardless of threats of Russian intervention. The Greek people backed their government, solidly standing behind the Liberal Party. (+1 Stability)
RUSSIAN COMPANIES UNVIEL NEW PRODUCT. Tsarityn, Russian Federation. The Russian Radio Company revealed this year a new radio design which shrinks the size of a radio dramatically as well as reducing production costs. The new Everyman Radio will be available in sizes of only 1-2 square meters. These devices have already been met with a massive spending boom within the Russian Federation and Protectorate. This has been combined with an eruption of new radio broadcasting stations, playing music over the wireless for the enjoyment of all who can hear.
ULSTER ANNEXED. Belfast, England. As it becomes apparent to the world and the Ulster government that they are unable to hold down the much larger Catholic Irish population, the Protestant government have turned to England for aid. The Ulster Church has once more officially recognized the King of England to be their head, calling for him to restore his claims to the Duchy of Ireland. For the first time in nearly ninety years, the English flag once more flies over Ireland as English troops land to restore order across the southern countryside. (-2 Stability for England)
POLITICAL SCARE IN RUSSIA. St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. Russian Duma member, Iosef Jughashvili, known as the Iron Man of Georgia, presented a list of communist and lisist conspirators to the Duma, throwing the house into turmoil. Jughashvili has proclaimed that lisist authoritarian movements and communists are indeed working together to overthrow the republic. The Co-Axial Pact has been denounced by this minister, claiming it to be part of the conspiracy to destroy Russian democracy. The fears pronounced by Jughashvili have launched massive government inquiry to communist conspiracies.
African/Middle Eastern News Report
YEMEN RISES IN REBELLION. Sanaa, Yemen. The Yemeni people have risen up against the German Republic in a drive for complete independence from the remnants of the German empire. The new government has established a republican organization and coalition in order to achieve its goals. They have demanded the full withdrawal of German military forces from remaining bases in Yemen, though most of the country has been seized by the rebellion. Casualties have been inflicted upon the German forces as the rebels move to secure power.
PERSIAN ELECTIONS DISSOLVE INTO DICTATORSHIP. Tehran, Persia. The Persian government this year had a heated debate as both liberal and conservative parties began to collapse. In the wake of the chaos popular military leader Araf Hemmati ran for the presidency and secured it through his charisma and popularity among the people. Though without a party, through a national referendum, he has managed to disband the nations Congress and establish himself as sole leader of the country. As Persias new ruler, Hemmati has pledged to modernize the nations infrastructure and military as to better compete with Persias neighbors. (+4 Stability)
TUNISIA ELECTIONS. Tunis, Tunisia. The Tunisian government announced great success with this years elections as the Liberal Party turned out the nations largest majority in the history of the republic. A landslide victory for the liberals means increased secularism and isolationism for the country, as the navy is built to withstand attack from most powers. The government has pledged to stay the course and maintain the nations prowess at sea. (+2 Stability)
BALUCHESTAN ELECTIONS. Zahedan, Baluchestan. This years elections in Baluchestan remained mostly tranquil as liberal elements of the nations politics failed to organize a cohesive response to the standing Conservative Party government. The Baluch conservatives have railed against the new Persian regime as well as the instability within the nation of Sinkiang. The Baluch government has pledged to buildup the nations military to continue to protect it from all outside threats. (+1 Stability)
ARABISTAN ELECTIONS. Ahvaz, Arabistan. The Arabistani government had its first, chaotic elections this year and power soon fell to General Amin Okhovat, a renown fighter against both Virginia and the Persian government. A popular man of the people, Okhovat has established a strong centralized regime. He has vowed to modernize the nations economy as well as to pursue a policy of liberation of Islamic minorities throughout the Middle East. (+4 Stability)
KURDS RISE IN REVOLT. Mosul, Ottoman Empire. A major revolt was launched this year by the Kurdish people within the Ottoman Empire. Stealing a large amount of munitions and weapons from Ottoman arsenals, as well as aiding many soldiers in defecting, the Kurdish people have ousted the Ottoman government from the newly proclaimed Republic of Kurdistan. The Kurds have issued a statement of their grievances against the Ottoman government. Firstly they denounced authoritarian policies and the sultans regime, refusing to recognize him as the true Caliph. Secondly, the standing political party has been accused of doctoring voting in Kurdish areas to favor Turk residents over Kurdish ones. Lastly they have cited promises of autonomy by both the German and Ottoman governments which had been offered for loyalty during the Suez War. The failure to gain complete autonomy has led to this rebellion. The new Kurdish government has extended an olive branch to the Ottoman regime, calling for freedom without bloodshed.
Asian/Pacific News Report
REPUBLICANS ATTEMPT COUP IN GUANGXI. Ghangzhou, Guangxi. Shi Ao Nu has managed once more to defeat an attempt to remove him from power in favor of joining along side the republic against the communist threat. Nus regime remains in place despite a lackluster attempt to defeat him. Thanks to loyalists he was able to strike and behead the traitorous movement that sought to oust him. The following purges has made his hold on Guangxi ever the more stronger as he continues his war for control of China against both major factions. (+6 Stability)
BLOODSHED CONTINUES IN SINKIANG. Urumqi, Sinkiang. The warlord government of Sinkiang has continued its war against the Islamic populace of the region, as fighting continues to escalate. The Muslims have continued to fight a guerilla conflict as the warlords armies march village to village eliminating Islamic leaders and people. The blood continues to rise in the region, and Ottoman arms smugglers have been caught entering the country through India. Sinkiangs government has issued a protest to the French Indian government, but responses were limited, and Sinkiangs army has moved to the border to assure no further smuggling takes place over the Himalayas. (-32 Manpower, -13 Infantry Brigades)
UCC MILITARY CRUMBLING. Yancheng, Union of Chinese Collectives. The communist Chinese government appears to be collapsing in the eyes of many observers. Large parts of the military have begun deserting to the republican armed forces, and it has been noted that many have been offered service along with their arms to continue the fight against the communist government. The deserters have provided valuable intelligence to the republican army as well as bolstering their ranks. Many attribute the major republican offensive success in the south which nearly destroyed the communist army for the reason that morale is starting to break. (-13 Infantry Brigades from UCC to Republic of China)
HAWAIIAN PLEBISCITE SPARKS CONFUSION. Honolulu, Swedish Empire. The first plebiscite for Hawaiian independence this year was marked by confusion as no side managed to secure a majority that was required for any action. Though this by default would mean Hawaii would remain with its current status, the king immediately announced another attempt to hold the vote later in the year. Before the events could be held, explosions occurred at several major government buildings, including the Treasury and the Royal Palace. The death of the king spiraled the nation out of control and the Swedish military soon intervened. The Swedish government has outright annexed the islands as they continue to maintain order in Hawaii.
NAVAL BLOCKADE ESCALATES. Saigon, Republic of New England. With the New Englander announcement of closure of sea lanes to all communist shipping to China, a flood of ships have entered to region to stop aid from reaching the communist Chinese. Over one hundred ships from half a dozen nations are now active in the region, attacking South American and United Collective shipping everywhere from the Dutch East Indies to the China Sea. The minor defenses the communists enacted against submarine attacks have proved useless against heavy surface ships as the latest models of battleship engage convoys, leaving nothing but smoking ruin within their wake. Judging by recent counts it is believed by most analysts that over ninety-five percent of all ships bound to the Union of Chinese Collectives have failed to reach their objective.
WAR IN CHINA. Lanzhou, Republic of China. The Republican government launched an offensive this year rivaling the advances of the communists in 1925. Fighting remained heavy in the north as the Republic attempted to continue its push on Peking. Despite some initial successes, the communist forces proved too much for the smaller Republican offensive to handle. The attack was not only contained but the communists managed to retake some territory from the retreating republican forces. In the south over thirty communist divisions were trapped south of the Yangtze River as a major offensive managed to destroy the bridgehead established. These forces were ultimately destroyed or were forced to surrender to the republic. The republican army, capitalizing on their successes crossed north over the river and have continued a brutal drive towards the communist capital. The army of Guangxi has also continued its advances, securing a buffer zone to the north of Guangzhou, in preparation for a republican offensive.
Casualty List
Republic of China: 57 Infantry Brigades, 11 Artillery Brigades
Guangxi: 9 Infantry Brigades
Union of Chinese Collectives: 125 Infantry Brigades, 12 Artillery Brigades
Reviews of the Arts
Ballad of the Silver Horseman
Type: Recorded Song
Genre: Russian Guitar Ballad
Recording Company: Snowfall Recording Company
Running Time: 3 minutes.
Summary: This is noted as the first recorded music to be played over radio in Russia. This song describes the escapades of the Silver Horseman in St. Petersburg, and has caught on in popularity among those who listen to the ever growing amount of radio stations in the Russian Federation
Road to Lanzhou
Type: Moving Picture (Talkie)
Genre: War/Documentary
Producer: Beria Productions
Running Time: 102 minutes
Summary: This film, an effort of collaboration between the Russian Federation and the Republic of China documents the 1925 campaign season in China between the communists and republicans. The film crew was given nearly unlimited access, and three Russians were killed when the crews headquarters were hit by a communist artillery barrage. The film shows the tragedy of war in China, displaying decimated villages, and giving commentary against communism globally, showing captured Mexican and South American soldiers in republican prison camps. The film also touched upon the brutal slaughters launched by Korean soldiers within their occupied territories during that phase of the war, including a heart-wrenching sole survivors description of the destruction of his village by the Korean army This film has been seen as a rallying cry for anti-communists and anti-Koreans in Russia and the rest of Europe.
Union in Death
Type: Opera
Genre: Romance
Location: Urquizaville, Argentine Collectives Federation
Summary: The opera focuses on a young Flemish couple in France, who grow up with each other and are about to marry when, in 1924, both are arrested by French authorities and placed on the "Brussels Death Train". The opera consists of the two lovers, separated, recanting tales of their love to other prisoners when they get the opportunity (when the French aren't listening). The most heartrending part is the end of the opera, when the two are executed separately but seemingly simultaneously, still devoted to each other, even though separated.
The Sports Page
AMERICAN CUP. Charlotte, Virginian Empire. This years game was once more between two Virginian teams for dominance over the American Cup football season. The Charlotte Football Club, only established two years ago, won a surprising victory, as these former miners and factory workers achieved success over the professional teams of Virginia and the rest of the participating nations of North America. The Charleston Football Club was defeated in the last game of the season by a score of three to two. As a close game, the Charlotte team has been recognized for their great achievement in winning the Cup.
EUROPEAN CUP. Madrid, France. The German Republics team once more made it to the final game of the European football Cup, and they were soundly defeated by the French Madrid Football Club. The Madrid team beat Frankfurt four to two in the final game, achieving victory in the cup and prestige for France as a nation. The team has received high recognition from the Lisist Partys leadership and honorary rewards from the highest levels of French government.
SOCIALIST FOOTBALL LEAGUE. Montevideo, Socialist Union of South America. In the second year of the Socialist Football League the Montevideo team defeated forces from the Los Angeles Collective from within the United Collectives of North America. Montevideo won a overwhelming and humiliating victory over their opponents by five to only a single point. The Los Angeles team has quickly become the laughingstock of the league, regardless that they made it to the top two over various other challengers.
ENGLAND ANNOUNCES YOUTH SPORTING PROGRAM. London, England. The English government has provided funds for the English Youth Football League, to encourage the children of the nation to participate in sporting events and athletics. The new league only admits children from the ages of ten to sixteen, offering these people something to do with their time when not in school. Many companies have cried out against the act, asking who will they beat in slav young opportunity factories.
Political Cartoon, From Winnipeg in the Metis Republic
Marécage Cloutier : Cloutier Swamp/Cloutier's Swamp
Là il est! : There it is!
L'Économie: The Economy
The cartoon depicts Parti Syndiqué Leader Serge Sauvage fishing the economy out of the mire it has been in since the massive economic collapse during the cloutier years, which halved the economic strength of the Métis. This year, we have finally exceeded our previous peak, and have reached a new level of economic power.
The odd sign over his hair is something of a Métis in-joke. It is understood to be a feather in the hair, and a Fleur de Lys. Such a sign represents those who have 'a foot in both worlds', trying to identify as both Native and European. Many Métis view this as a good thing and part of their heritage, while many others choose to identify exclusively with one ancestry, and use the plume (feather) de lys a a joking satire
Diplomatic Pouch
To: Ottoman Empire
From: Kurdistan
We would like to make sure that our revolution for independence comes about with freedom without bloodshed. We hope that you will recognize our freedom without a military response, though we are prepared to defend ourselves. Mesopotamia has seen enough of war over the past decades and it would be to all of our advantage to allow us our sovereignty as a fellow Islamic state.
OOC
Lord Iggys political cartoon was accepted over that of flyingchickens for the reason that flyinchicken already posted his on the thread. As people have already had a greater chance to see that, it would be unfair not to display the newer one. As before, I continue to request that political cartoon submissions are sent via private message if you want them included in a update.
@flyinchicken: 1930 will be the next year that quality stats are updated, rest assured that your efforts have not gone unnoticed.
@EmperorBao: Only 1 Stability level can be raised at a time, the rest of your EP has been banked.
@bombshoo: I did not receive confirmation of such a large contribution from Sweden, please discuss with Vanguard. I have interpreted spending and deployment based on the lesser numbers.
Condor Green has been dropped from Colombia due to inactivity.
Germanicus12 has been dropped from Deseret due to inactivity.
World Map
YEMEN RISES IN REBELLION. Sanaa, Yemen. The Yemeni people have risen up against the German Republic in a drive for complete independence from the remnants of the German empire. The new government has established a republican organization and coalition in order to achieve its goals. They have demanded the full withdrawal of German military forces from remaining bases in Yemen, though most of the country has been seized by the rebellion. Casualties have been inflicted upon the German forces as the rebels move to secure power.
PERSIAN ELECTIONS DISSOLVE INTO DICTATORSHIP. Tehran, Persia. The Persian government this year had a heated debate as both liberal and conservative parties began to collapse. In the wake of the chaos popular military leader Araf Hemmati ran for the presidency and secured it through his charisma and popularity among the people. Though without a party, through a national referendum, he has managed to disband the nations Congress and establish himself as sole leader of the country. As Persias new ruler, Hemmati has pledged to modernize the nations infrastructure and military as to better compete with Persias neighbors. (+4 Stability)
TUNISIA ELECTIONS. Tunis, Tunisia. The Tunisian government announced great success with this years elections as the Liberal Party turned out the nations largest majority in the history of the republic. A landslide victory for the liberals means increased secularism and isolationism for the country, as the navy is built to withstand attack from most powers. The government has pledged to stay the course and maintain the nations prowess at sea. (+2 Stability)
BALUCHESTAN ELECTIONS. Zahedan, Baluchestan. This years elections in Baluchestan remained mostly tranquil as liberal elements of the nations politics failed to organize a cohesive response to the standing Conservative Party government. The Baluch conservatives have railed against the new Persian regime as well as the instability within the nation of Sinkiang. The Baluch government has pledged to buildup the nations military to continue to protect it from all outside threats. (+1 Stability)
ARABISTAN ELECTIONS. Ahvaz, Arabistan. The Arabistani government had its first, chaotic elections this year and power soon fell to General Amin Okhovat, a renown fighter against both Virginia and the Persian government. A popular man of the people, Okhovat has established a strong centralized regime. He has vowed to modernize the nations economy as well as to pursue a policy of liberation of Islamic minorities throughout the Middle East. (+4 Stability)
KURDS RISE IN REVOLT. Mosul, Ottoman Empire. A major revolt was launched this year by the Kurdish people within the Ottoman Empire. Stealing a large amount of munitions and weapons from Ottoman arsenals, as well as aiding many soldiers in defecting, the Kurdish people have ousted the Ottoman government from the newly proclaimed Republic of Kurdistan. The Kurds have issued a statement of their grievances against the Ottoman government. Firstly they denounced authoritarian policies and the sultans regime, refusing to recognize him as the true Caliph. Secondly, the standing political party has been accused of doctoring voting in Kurdish areas to favor Turk residents over Kurdish ones. Lastly they have cited promises of autonomy by both the German and Ottoman governments which had been offered for loyalty during the Suez War. The failure to gain complete autonomy has led to this rebellion. The new Kurdish government has extended an olive branch to the Ottoman regime, calling for freedom without bloodshed.
Asian/Pacific News Report
REPUBLICANS ATTEMPT COUP IN GUANGXI. Ghangzhou, Guangxi. Shi Ao Nu has managed once more to defeat an attempt to remove him from power in favor of joining along side the republic against the communist threat. Nus regime remains in place despite a lackluster attempt to defeat him. Thanks to loyalists he was able to strike and behead the traitorous movement that sought to oust him. The following purges has made his hold on Guangxi ever the more stronger as he continues his war for control of China against both major factions. (+6 Stability)
BLOODSHED CONTINUES IN SINKIANG. Urumqi, Sinkiang. The warlord government of Sinkiang has continued its war against the Islamic populace of the region, as fighting continues to escalate. The Muslims have continued to fight a guerilla conflict as the warlords armies march village to village eliminating Islamic leaders and people. The blood continues to rise in the region, and Ottoman arms smugglers have been caught entering the country through India. Sinkiangs government has issued a protest to the French Indian government, but responses were limited, and Sinkiangs army has moved to the border to assure no further smuggling takes place over the Himalayas. (-32 Manpower, -13 Infantry Brigades)
UCC MILITARY CRUMBLING. Yancheng, Union of Chinese Collectives. The communist Chinese government appears to be collapsing in the eyes of many observers. Large parts of the military have begun deserting to the republican armed forces, and it has been noted that many have been offered service along with their arms to continue the fight against the communist government. The deserters have provided valuable intelligence to the republican army as well as bolstering their ranks. Many attribute the major republican offensive success in the south which nearly destroyed the communist army for the reason that morale is starting to break. (-13 Infantry Brigades from UCC to Republic of China)
HAWAIIAN PLEBISCITE SPARKS CONFUSION. Honolulu, Swedish Empire. The first plebiscite for Hawaiian independence this year was marked by confusion as no side managed to secure a majority that was required for any action. Though this by default would mean Hawaii would remain with its current status, the king immediately announced another attempt to hold the vote later in the year. Before the events could be held, explosions occurred at several major government buildings, including the Treasury and the Royal Palace. The death of the king spiraled the nation out of control and the Swedish military soon intervened. The Swedish government has outright annexed the islands as they continue to maintain order in Hawaii.
NAVAL BLOCKADE ESCALATES. Saigon, Republic of New England. With the New Englander announcement of closure of sea lanes to all communist shipping to China, a flood of ships have entered to region to stop aid from reaching the communist Chinese. Over one hundred ships from half a dozen nations are now active in the region, attacking South American and United Collective shipping everywhere from the Dutch East Indies to the China Sea. The minor defenses the communists enacted against submarine attacks have proved useless against heavy surface ships as the latest models of battleship engage convoys, leaving nothing but smoking ruin within their wake. Judging by recent counts it is believed by most analysts that over ninety-five percent of all ships bound to the Union of Chinese Collectives have failed to reach their objective.
WAR IN CHINA. Lanzhou, Republic of China. The Republican government launched an offensive this year rivaling the advances of the communists in 1925. Fighting remained heavy in the north as the Republic attempted to continue its push on Peking. Despite some initial successes, the communist forces proved too much for the smaller Republican offensive to handle. The attack was not only contained but the communists managed to retake some territory from the retreating republican forces. In the south over thirty communist divisions were trapped south of the Yangtze River as a major offensive managed to destroy the bridgehead established. These forces were ultimately destroyed or were forced to surrender to the republic. The republican army, capitalizing on their successes crossed north over the river and have continued a brutal drive towards the communist capital. The army of Guangxi has also continued its advances, securing a buffer zone to the north of Guangzhou, in preparation for a republican offensive.
Casualty List
Republic of China: 57 Infantry Brigades, 11 Artillery Brigades
Guangxi: 9 Infantry Brigades
Union of Chinese Collectives: 125 Infantry Brigades, 12 Artillery Brigades
Reviews of the Arts
Ballad of the Silver Horseman
Type: Recorded Song
Genre: Russian Guitar Ballad
Recording Company: Snowfall Recording Company
Running Time: 3 minutes.
Summary: This is noted as the first recorded music to be played over radio in Russia. This song describes the escapades of the Silver Horseman in St. Petersburg, and has caught on in popularity among those who listen to the ever growing amount of radio stations in the Russian Federation
Road to Lanzhou
Type: Moving Picture (Talkie)
Genre: War/Documentary
Producer: Beria Productions
Running Time: 102 minutes
Summary: This film, an effort of collaboration between the Russian Federation and the Republic of China documents the 1925 campaign season in China between the communists and republicans. The film crew was given nearly unlimited access, and three Russians were killed when the crews headquarters were hit by a communist artillery barrage. The film shows the tragedy of war in China, displaying decimated villages, and giving commentary against communism globally, showing captured Mexican and South American soldiers in republican prison camps. The film also touched upon the brutal slaughters launched by Korean soldiers within their occupied territories during that phase of the war, including a heart-wrenching sole survivors description of the destruction of his village by the Korean army This film has been seen as a rallying cry for anti-communists and anti-Koreans in Russia and the rest of Europe.
Union in Death
Type: Opera
Genre: Romance
Location: Urquizaville, Argentine Collectives Federation
Summary: The opera focuses on a young Flemish couple in France, who grow up with each other and are about to marry when, in 1924, both are arrested by French authorities and placed on the "Brussels Death Train". The opera consists of the two lovers, separated, recanting tales of their love to other prisoners when they get the opportunity (when the French aren't listening). The most heartrending part is the end of the opera, when the two are executed separately but seemingly simultaneously, still devoted to each other, even though separated.
The Sports Page
AMERICAN CUP. Charlotte, Virginian Empire. This years game was once more between two Virginian teams for dominance over the American Cup football season. The Charlotte Football Club, only established two years ago, won a surprising victory, as these former miners and factory workers achieved success over the professional teams of Virginia and the rest of the participating nations of North America. The Charleston Football Club was defeated in the last game of the season by a score of three to two. As a close game, the Charlotte team has been recognized for their great achievement in winning the Cup.
EUROPEAN CUP. Madrid, France. The German Republics team once more made it to the final game of the European football Cup, and they were soundly defeated by the French Madrid Football Club. The Madrid team beat Frankfurt four to two in the final game, achieving victory in the cup and prestige for France as a nation. The team has received high recognition from the Lisist Partys leadership and honorary rewards from the highest levels of French government.
SOCIALIST FOOTBALL LEAGUE. Montevideo, Socialist Union of South America. In the second year of the Socialist Football League the Montevideo team defeated forces from the Los Angeles Collective from within the United Collectives of North America. Montevideo won a overwhelming and humiliating victory over their opponents by five to only a single point. The Los Angeles team has quickly become the laughingstock of the league, regardless that they made it to the top two over various other challengers.
ENGLAND ANNOUNCES YOUTH SPORTING PROGRAM. London, England. The English government has provided funds for the English Youth Football League, to encourage the children of the nation to participate in sporting events and athletics. The new league only admits children from the ages of ten to sixteen, offering these people something to do with their time when not in school. Many companies have cried out against the act, asking who will they beat in slav young opportunity factories.
Political Cartoon, From Winnipeg in the Metis Republic
Marécage Cloutier : Cloutier Swamp/Cloutier's Swamp
Là il est! : There it is!
L'Économie: The Economy
The cartoon depicts Parti Syndiqué Leader Serge Sauvage fishing the economy out of the mire it has been in since the massive economic collapse during the cloutier years, which halved the economic strength of the Métis. This year, we have finally exceeded our previous peak, and have reached a new level of economic power.
The odd sign over his hair is something of a Métis in-joke. It is understood to be a feather in the hair, and a Fleur de Lys. Such a sign represents those who have 'a foot in both worlds', trying to identify as both Native and European. Many Métis view this as a good thing and part of their heritage, while many others choose to identify exclusively with one ancestry, and use the plume (feather) de lys a a joking satire
Diplomatic Pouch
To: Ottoman Empire
From: Kurdistan
We would like to make sure that our revolution for independence comes about with freedom without bloodshed. We hope that you will recognize our freedom without a military response, though we are prepared to defend ourselves. Mesopotamia has seen enough of war over the past decades and it would be to all of our advantage to allow us our sovereignty as a fellow Islamic state.
OOC
Lord Iggys political cartoon was accepted over that of flyingchickens for the reason that flyinchicken already posted his on the thread. As people have already had a greater chance to see that, it would be unfair not to display the newer one. As before, I continue to request that political cartoon submissions are sent via private message if you want them included in a update.
@flyinchicken: 1930 will be the next year that quality stats are updated, rest assured that your efforts have not gone unnoticed.
@EmperorBao: Only 1 Stability level can be raised at a time, the rest of your EP has been banked.
@bombshoo: I did not receive confirmation of such a large contribution from Sweden, please discuss with Vanguard. I have interpreted spending and deployment based on the lesser numbers.
Condor Green has been dropped from Colombia due to inactivity.
Germanicus12 has been dropped from Deseret due to inactivity.
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Attachments
TerrisH
Mischief?
and.. that didn't go off as planed. Ah well. next time.. next time..
Kentharu
Zebra Commander
jumpin july its the watchmen!
Also EQ would it be ok to write stories about these "super heros" without playing any nation? I guess with the nation's player's consent.
Also EQ would it be ok to write stories about these "super heros" without playing any nation? I guess with the nation's player's consent.
Circuit
Writing Letters
Yay! It came! Thank you, Lor...oops, forgot myself. Thank you, Marx! And thank you, EQ.
Deseret's open? Oh, it's so tempting to take it (I live in Utah). But I'll stick with Argentina.
And thank you, EQ.Deseret's open? Oh, it's so tempting to take it (I live in Utah). But I'll stick with Argentina.
@Kentharu: you're more than welcome to write about the super-heroes, but as you suggest, with the players' consent if applicable. If you have ideas on new people, feel free to suggest some via Private message.
@circuit: Unfortunately Deseret's not in Utah.
@circuit: Unfortunately Deseret's not in Utah.
OOC: Great update! Always a joy to read. I'm sure Milarqui would be pleased to see his beloved Madrid won the Euro Cup!
IC-
To: New England
From: France
Bonjour! Recent successes in the West Pacific have, as you know, been instrumental in the whittling down of the Union of Chinese Collectives' forces. For that, we, and indeed the entire free and capitalist world, thank you profusely.
However, our devotion to the Republic of China does not end there. While the Union is not long for the world, Guangxi still stands ready to plunge the region into unutterable, unending chaos. That is why we would like to have a discussion with your plenipotentiary on organizing offenses into these fringe regions of China and help secure the Republic to its rightful position.
Yours most truly and humble,
Leon Justin Rousseau, head of the department of foreign affairs of the National Republic of France
IC-
To: New England
From: France
Bonjour! Recent successes in the West Pacific have, as you know, been instrumental in the whittling down of the Union of Chinese Collectives' forces. For that, we, and indeed the entire free and capitalist world, thank you profusely.
However, our devotion to the Republic of China does not end there. While the Union is not long for the world, Guangxi still stands ready to plunge the region into unutterable, unending chaos. That is why we would like to have a discussion with your plenipotentiary on organizing offenses into these fringe regions of China and help secure the Republic to its rightful position.
Yours most truly and humble,
Leon Justin Rousseau, head of the department of foreign affairs of the National Republic of France
TerrisH
Mischief?
Edit:
okay, that was spooky, double posted over a half hour after I posted the first one. weird.. pleas ignore this.
okay, that was spooky, double posted over a half hour after I posted the first one. weird.. pleas ignore this.
To: Our Allies
From: The Republic of China
These glorious victories would have not been possible without your assistance. The Chinese people are forever in debt to you for your heroic actions at sea.
To: The UCC
From: The Republic of China
It's over. The Chinese people have seen the absurdity of this war and the futility of your continued resistance. Surrender now and save some lives.
To: Sinkiang
From: The Republic of China
As a free nation, we won't stand for this senseless slaughter of innocent taking place across our borders. Stop now or as Morocco says, there will be severe repercussions.
From: The Republic of China
These glorious victories would have not been possible without your assistance. The Chinese people are forever in debt to you for your heroic actions at sea.
To: The UCC
From: The Republic of China
It's over. The Chinese people have seen the absurdity of this war and the futility of your continued resistance. Surrender now and save some lives.
To: Sinkiang
From: The Republic of China
As a free nation, we won't stand for this senseless slaughter of innocent taking place across our borders. Stop now or as Morocco says, there will be severe repercussions.
SoldierChild
Anarchist
To: Sinkiang
From: Morocco
We suggest you stop this senseless violence you have imposed upon the Muslims in your country. If this violence does not stop with in the year... repercussions will be severe.
From: Morocco
We suggest you stop this senseless violence you have imposed upon the Muslims in your country. If this violence does not stop with in the year... repercussions will be severe.
Circuit
Writing Letters
No, but Deseret is Mormon, and probably socially very similar to Utah (with Mormon and Anti-Mormon factions), right?
But I'll stick with Argentina.
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