Luckymoose
The World is Mine
TO: UNSA
FROM: Georgia
Georgia protests the UNSA's recent movements to gain more control of the Caribbean.
FROM: Georgia
Georgia protests the UNSA's recent movements to gain more control of the Caribbean.
A Brave New World Part 2
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D'Artagnan59
The Gascon
To: ROC
From: UCC
Not until you take every last square inch of Communist land.
From: UCC
Not until you take every last square inch of Communist land.
To: Republic of Canada
From: Métis Syndicate
Greetings to our eastern neighbours. I have come to you to speak of the topic of the Québecois population of Canada. While you speak nobly for the ending of social injustice outside of your country, you ignore a related problem within. The Québecois have been punished harshly for the actions of their leadership, losing their self-determination, the position of their language, and their dignity.
As nations, we are more alike than we would often like to realize- both of us saw some bad times during the political dominance of Québec. However, we believe strongly in reconciliation, and your policy towards the very significant Québecois population under your rule is hardly conciliatory.
As such, we strongly suggest you to lessen your restrictions agaisnt the use of the French Language in Canada, and offer citizenship to those who would otherwise qualify for it, were it not for a lack of fluency in English. Perhaps you could organize an administrative division of your country wherein the Québecois could hold some sort of authority over the regions in which they are the dominant demographic.
We offer these suggestions in hope of ensuring better relations between the populations of Francophone and Anglophone North America, and ongoing peace, prosperity and good feelings in our region of the continent.
With Great Respect,
Serge Sauvage
From: Métis Syndicate
Greetings to our eastern neighbours. I have come to you to speak of the topic of the Québecois population of Canada. While you speak nobly for the ending of social injustice outside of your country, you ignore a related problem within. The Québecois have been punished harshly for the actions of their leadership, losing their self-determination, the position of their language, and their dignity.
As nations, we are more alike than we would often like to realize- both of us saw some bad times during the political dominance of Québec. However, we believe strongly in reconciliation, and your policy towards the very significant Québecois population under your rule is hardly conciliatory.
As such, we strongly suggest you to lessen your restrictions agaisnt the use of the French Language in Canada, and offer citizenship to those who would otherwise qualify for it, were it not for a lack of fluency in English. Perhaps you could organize an administrative division of your country wherein the Québecois could hold some sort of authority over the regions in which they are the dominant demographic.
We offer these suggestions in hope of ensuring better relations between the populations of Francophone and Anglophone North America, and ongoing peace, prosperity and good feelings in our region of the continent.
With Great Respect,
Serge Sauvage
human-slaughter
brand new year
To: Georgia
From: Texas
I point you to the Constitution that was agreed upon between Texas and the other then Gulf Nations. In it, it was agreed that should democracy come under attack or fail its people the nations that liberated it from Georgian Tyranny have the right to make moves to secure the island nation of Jamaica.
You have no grounds here to call our actions into question and should stay out of business that is not your own. Perhaps you should instead of ranting turn your attention to your own inadequacies of delivering Democracy to your people
From: Texas
I point you to the Constitution that was agreed upon between Texas and the other then Gulf Nations. In it, it was agreed that should democracy come under attack or fail its people the nations that liberated it from Georgian Tyranny have the right to make moves to secure the island nation of Jamaica.
You have no grounds here to call our actions into question and should stay out of business that is not your own. Perhaps you should instead of ranting turn your attention to your own inadequacies of delivering Democracy to your people
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
TO: Texas
FROM: Georgia
Jamaica was to be independent according to agreements made between the Gulf Alliance and Georgia two decades ago. Haitian dominance of the island is not acceptable and Georgia will work against this to great effect.
TO: Haiti
FROM: Georgia
You have three years to restore Jamaica.
HMS Vanguard
Prince
WOW... No orders and an annexed Nation!!! Oh Dear God...
Otherwise, a great job with the Update, sorry for the lost orders...
IC:
To: The Hawaiian People
From: King Gustaf V, King of the Swedish Empire.
What appears to be a full annex is indeed a temporary intervention to maintain and restore stability, and then hold a Plebiscite in 2 years time. Until that time, Hawaii will remain a part of the Swedish Empire, and the Royal Armed Forces of Sweden shall remain on High alert at Military Bases accross the Regoin. We would advise against any innsurrection, as that will only delay any possibility of Independance, should you choose it.
Do not take this the wrong way, Hawaii will always remain a close friend of Sweden, but the King of Hawaii was dear to My Nation, and a close personal Friend. This act seems uncharacteristic of the peaceful people of Hawaii, and a reward shall be offered for any information that leads to the prosecution of the instigators of these actions.
To: Communist China
From: King Gustaf V, King of the Swedish Empire.
Lay down you arms, and surrender. The Chinese People have begun deserting your campaign, and give the Chinese people, yourselves and your fellow countrymen, a chance of having a peaceful period, filled with prosperity.
If you do not surrender, then further conflict and bloodshed shall continue to stain the ancient rocks and cities of China, and it will be of your doing, as the opportunity of peace has been offered, and your nation has refused.
Until such time you surrender, The Far East, and Pacific Naval Battlegroups shall remain in blockade, restricting the flow, and possible cessation of all shipping to Communist China.
Otherwise, a great job with the Update, sorry for the lost orders...
IC:
To: The Hawaiian People
From: King Gustaf V, King of the Swedish Empire.
What appears to be a full annex is indeed a temporary intervention to maintain and restore stability, and then hold a Plebiscite in 2 years time. Until that time, Hawaii will remain a part of the Swedish Empire, and the Royal Armed Forces of Sweden shall remain on High alert at Military Bases accross the Regoin. We would advise against any innsurrection, as that will only delay any possibility of Independance, should you choose it.
Do not take this the wrong way, Hawaii will always remain a close friend of Sweden, but the King of Hawaii was dear to My Nation, and a close personal Friend. This act seems uncharacteristic of the peaceful people of Hawaii, and a reward shall be offered for any information that leads to the prosecution of the instigators of these actions.
To: Communist China
From: King Gustaf V, King of the Swedish Empire.
Lay down you arms, and surrender. The Chinese People have begun deserting your campaign, and give the Chinese people, yourselves and your fellow countrymen, a chance of having a peaceful period, filled with prosperity.
If you do not surrender, then further conflict and bloodshed shall continue to stain the ancient rocks and cities of China, and it will be of your doing, as the opportunity of peace has been offered, and your nation has refused.
Until such time you surrender, The Far East, and Pacific Naval Battlegroups shall remain in blockade, restricting the flow, and possible cessation of all shipping to Communist China.
human-slaughter
brand new year
From: Texas
To: Georgia
Once again since it seems we were not clear enough. A constitution was crafted with those who were voted in by the people of Jamaica. They agreed to a clause that stated that should any force threaten the stability of the Jamaican Democracy the nations of Texas and her allies would have the right to intervene and restore the Jamaican democracy.
That is just what we are doing. You will not be spinning this into another global conspiracy.
To: Georgia
Once again since it seems we were not clear enough. A constitution was crafted with those who were voted in by the people of Jamaica. They agreed to a clause that stated that should any force threaten the stability of the Jamaican Democracy the nations of Texas and her allies would have the right to intervene and restore the Jamaican democracy.
That is just what we are doing. You will not be spinning this into another global conspiracy.
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
TO: Texas
FROM: Georgia
Three years have been allotted to restore Jamaican independence.
To: Sweden
From: The UCNA
The terms originally agreed to by the Swedish Government and the Union of Mexico were that Hawaii would remain independent. The UCNA accepted an Hawaiian plebiscite to determine the fate of Hawaii as this would allow the Hawaiian people to be ruled as they desired. Swedish annexation of Hawaii goes against both of these terms. We would hope that Sweden will look restart the plebiscite process in Hawaii.
From: The UCNA
The terms originally agreed to by the Swedish Government and the Union of Mexico were that Hawaii would remain independent. The UCNA accepted an Hawaiian plebiscite to determine the fate of Hawaii as this would allow the Hawaiian people to be ruled as they desired. Swedish annexation of Hawaii goes against both of these terms. We would hope that Sweden will look restart the plebiscite process in Hawaii.
Crezth
i knew you were a real man of the left
To: Sweden
From: France
Can we have some of those Hawaiian pineapple drinks? You know, the ones with the little umbrellas?
From: France
Can we have some of those Hawaiian pineapple drinks? You know, the ones with the little umbrellas?
Milarqui
Deity
To: Korea
From: Denmark
We would be grateful if you did this. However, we would have to stipulate a series of conditions:
- You form partnerships with Danish businessmen so that the industries built and fed with Danish electricity are partly Danish.
- The people living in Danish Africa will be the first choice when being given jobs (and those will be regulated in accordance to Denmark's Work Laws)
- You allow Danish products to be sold in Korea (a trade deal, if you will).
If these conditions can be met, then we wouldn't have any problem with this.
OOC: where are you from, flyingchicken?
Milarqui
Deity
1) Yeah sure
2) Yeah sure and Korea's work laws are probably more progressive than Denmark's anyway (dunno)
3) Sheesh we haven't placed an embargo on Denmark
We have a deal then!
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from Las Islas Filipinas.
That's good then, we have a deal!
As for Las Filipinas, well, I feel the need to apologise for what our antecessors did to yours (unless your grandparents where from USA, then it should be you).
conehead234
Braves on the Warpath
to: Georgia
from: Louisiana
Its not your issue.
from: Louisiana
Its not your issue.
Cynovolans
Not in my dimension.
To:Georgia
From:Haiti
Like last time Jamaica came under Haitian control the Jamaicans will make there decision on independence, or become a Haitian state. But since I doubt they will vote to become a Haitian state we will mainly just focus on helping them create a more stable democracy.
Ottoman Government in Turmoil!
The now apparent internal strife of the Committee of Union and Progress, the Ottoman Empire's majority party since the establishment of a democratically elected bicameral legislature, has come to the forefront with the Kurdish rebellion. Within the halls of the House of Deputies, the publicly elected lower house, the CUP has been divided not along simple lines of liberal and conservative, but also among nationalists, monarchists, republicans, and Islamists. Some outspoken Arab and Turkish nationalists have gone so far as to call for the complete dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, while others call for the full return of powers to the Sultan, the failure of democracy apparent. With the party split, undecided on how to act, the minority opposition offered a vote of no confidence on Prime Minister Enver Pasha. Enver Pasha, considered the popular war who saved the empire from collapse during the Suez War was even given the nickname "Saladin" by his numerous supporters. It would appear that regardless of the political turmoil he would come out unscathed, until the motion of no confidence actually succeeded.
What unfolded was even more political deadlock and uncertainty as the move to find a new Prime Minister was made by various influential figures. With the aristocratic Senate already planning motion the Sultan and military to potentially shut down the House of Deputies, a relative miracle occurred when one figure rose to the top of the political food chain, securing a coalition in the legislature. Mustafa Kemal, a Turkish ex-general who once led successful attacks on Virginian and German positions during the Suez War. Originally a supporter of the CUP and Enver Pasha, he had grown more and more distant with the party as it continued to stagnate and corrupt from within. Mustafa Kemal had been one of the few members of Ottoman society greatly effected by the policy of Ottomanism. He had come to understand "Ottoman" not simply in terms of a subject of the sultan, but a nationality all its own, an identity which all citizens of the empire should embrace. This current Kurdish rebellion had shown the damaging power of the belief that Ottomans were made up of multiple nationalities, instead of one.
Mustafa Kemal successfully negotiated a coalition between liberals and moderates into a new political party known as the People's Party, founded on certain liberal ideas. Already being called "Kemalism" the party's beliefs are centered around six fundamental ideas: Republicanism - increased power of democratic institutions over the aristocratic and monarchical, Populism - the supreme value of Ottoman citizenship where the true power of the state lies, Secularism - the complete separation of religion and state, Revolutionism/Modernization - that the country should replace the traditional institutions and concepts with modern institutions and concepts, Nationalism - that the Ottoman Empire is a nation state supported by the Ottoman people who are a nationality all their own, Statism - A major government role in the direction of the economy.
The longevity of the current government is yet to be seen. With the Kurdish rebellion still a large problem facing the longevity of the empire itself, and with elections only a year away, Mustafa Kemal will be hardpressed to last long in a new age of Ottoman politics.
To Kurdistan
From Ottoman Empire:
We wish to discuss the possibility of Kurdistan's re-entry into the Ottoman fold. As Ottomans you have rights, rights which have been violated up until this point. The new government in Ankara wishes to correct the wrongs of the previous administration, and agrees with your list of grievances. However, we believe Kurds still have a place among Turks and Arabs as Ottomans. Not a people subject to a Sultan, but a people who control their own destiny through the ballot. Present Kurdistan will be given a certain level of autonomy, but not independence. You Kurds and all other people of this land have been a part of the Ottoman Empire for 500 years, and considered Ottomans, a citizenry bounded together under certain principles, for a century now. Now is not the time to end our coexistence. Join us in creating a new United Ottoman Sultanate, no longer an empire bound to rule over an oppressed people, but a union of different peoples joined together not under the Ottoman dynasty, but under through the Ottoman spirit.
The now apparent internal strife of the Committee of Union and Progress, the Ottoman Empire's majority party since the establishment of a democratically elected bicameral legislature, has come to the forefront with the Kurdish rebellion. Within the halls of the House of Deputies, the publicly elected lower house, the CUP has been divided not along simple lines of liberal and conservative, but also among nationalists, monarchists, republicans, and Islamists. Some outspoken Arab and Turkish nationalists have gone so far as to call for the complete dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, while others call for the full return of powers to the Sultan, the failure of democracy apparent. With the party split, undecided on how to act, the minority opposition offered a vote of no confidence on Prime Minister Enver Pasha. Enver Pasha, considered the popular war who saved the empire from collapse during the Suez War was even given the nickname "Saladin" by his numerous supporters. It would appear that regardless of the political turmoil he would come out unscathed, until the motion of no confidence actually succeeded.
What unfolded was even more political deadlock and uncertainty as the move to find a new Prime Minister was made by various influential figures. With the aristocratic Senate already planning motion the Sultan and military to potentially shut down the House of Deputies, a relative miracle occurred when one figure rose to the top of the political food chain, securing a coalition in the legislature. Mustafa Kemal, a Turkish ex-general who once led successful attacks on Virginian and German positions during the Suez War. Originally a supporter of the CUP and Enver Pasha, he had grown more and more distant with the party as it continued to stagnate and corrupt from within. Mustafa Kemal had been one of the few members of Ottoman society greatly effected by the policy of Ottomanism. He had come to understand "Ottoman" not simply in terms of a subject of the sultan, but a nationality all its own, an identity which all citizens of the empire should embrace. This current Kurdish rebellion had shown the damaging power of the belief that Ottomans were made up of multiple nationalities, instead of one.
Mustafa Kemal successfully negotiated a coalition between liberals and moderates into a new political party known as the People's Party, founded on certain liberal ideas. Already being called "Kemalism" the party's beliefs are centered around six fundamental ideas: Republicanism - increased power of democratic institutions over the aristocratic and monarchical, Populism - the supreme value of Ottoman citizenship where the true power of the state lies, Secularism - the complete separation of religion and state, Revolutionism/Modernization - that the country should replace the traditional institutions and concepts with modern institutions and concepts, Nationalism - that the Ottoman Empire is a nation state supported by the Ottoman people who are a nationality all their own, Statism - A major government role in the direction of the economy.
The longevity of the current government is yet to be seen. With the Kurdish rebellion still a large problem facing the longevity of the empire itself, and with elections only a year away, Mustafa Kemal will be hardpressed to last long in a new age of Ottoman politics.
To Kurdistan
From Ottoman Empire:
We wish to discuss the possibility of Kurdistan's re-entry into the Ottoman fold. As Ottomans you have rights, rights which have been violated up until this point. The new government in Ankara wishes to correct the wrongs of the previous administration, and agrees with your list of grievances. However, we believe Kurds still have a place among Turks and Arabs as Ottomans. Not a people subject to a Sultan, but a people who control their own destiny through the ballot. Present Kurdistan will be given a certain level of autonomy, but not independence. You Kurds and all other people of this land have been a part of the Ottoman Empire for 500 years, and considered Ottomans, a citizenry bounded together under certain principles, for a century now. Now is not the time to end our coexistence. Join us in creating a new United Ottoman Sultanate, no longer an empire bound to rule over an oppressed people, but a union of different peoples joined together not under the Ottoman dynasty, but under through the Ottoman spirit.
To: Ottoman Emprie
From: Kurdistan
We have no desire to be "Ottomans" any longer, for we are Kurds. We want no part in your Ottoman spirit or nation, we want a land of our own. As a people we deserve a nation of our own. We want full independence.
From: Kurdistan
We have no desire to be "Ottomans" any longer, for we are Kurds. We want no part in your Ottoman spirit or nation, we want a land of our own. As a people we deserve a nation of our own. We want full independence.
To Kurdistan
From Ottoman Empire:
Then following the constitution, of which the first article reads "The Ottoman Empire comprises present territory and possessions, and semi-dependent provinces. It forms an indivisible whole, from which no portion can be detached under any pretext whatever." We will return your lands back into control of the Ottoman people by force. In time you will appreciate the actions taken today. Following the concept of Revolution the old Kurdish regime will be washed away for a modern Ottoman substitute. Do not fear, your current Kurdish identity will not be lost, only re-envisioned through the lens of a united Ottoman people.
Excerpt from a speech by Mustafa Kemal regarding the decision to go to war with Kurdistan:
A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure, permanently, half Ottoman nationalists and half ethnic nationalists. I do not expect the Empire to be dissolved — I do not expect the house to fall — but I do expect it will cease to be divided.
It will become all one thing or all the other. Either the advocates of ethnic nationalism will continue the further spread of it, and place it where the public mind shall rest in the belief that the Ottoman people are in the course of ultimate extinction; or its opponents will push it away, until Ottomanism will be revered by all the Peoples, old as well as new. That this nation shall have a new birth of freedom — and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
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The rallying cries of the People's Party have become "One nation, indivisible." "United we stand, divided we fall"
A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure, permanently, half Ottoman nationalists and half ethnic nationalists. I do not expect the Empire to be dissolved — I do not expect the house to fall — but I do expect it will cease to be divided.
It will become all one thing or all the other. Either the advocates of ethnic nationalism will continue the further spread of it, and place it where the public mind shall rest in the belief that the Ottoman people are in the course of ultimate extinction; or its opponents will push it away, until Ottomanism will be revered by all the Peoples, old as well as new. That this nation shall have a new birth of freedom — and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
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The rallying cries of the People's Party have become "One nation, indivisible." "United we stand, divided we fall"
tuxedohamm
Disguised as crow.
To: Georgia
From: Tennessee
We mourn for your loss of Phillip Wright.
We welcome continued good relations with his successor, James Dahl.
From: Tennessee
We mourn for your loss of Phillip Wright.
We welcome continued good relations with his successor, James Dahl.
Crezth
i knew you were a real man of the left
To: Georgia
From: France
In losing Philip Wright, the world has lost a true visionary and a great man. We shall erect a monument in his name in recognition of the good he brought to the world.
From: France
In losing Philip Wright, the world has lost a true visionary and a great man. We shall erect a monument in his name in recognition of the good he brought to the world.
