To: World
From: France
There has been a fair deal of discussion regarding French actions in Africa recently. We understand - still do the shadows of the last Great War hang over the world, a tragedy we and no one else want to repeat. It is the desire to avoid the next Great War that is driving us into these operations.
The issue is largely the same with South Africa, that simply refuses to speak with us at all. Why would they want to cut us out of the equation if they did not want to pursue illegal activities? We couldn't imagine - so we established a naval blockade to investigate further. Then they attacked us - suddenly and without warning. Hardly the act of any nation but that which craves war and instability.
And last, but not least, it has been seen that the nations of South Africa and Nijeria worked with the Pancasilans during their war of genocide. What upstanding nation would support such shameless acts of dishonorable mass-murder? Well, that is an issue you are more than capable of reckoning yourselves, we think.
We act only to keep the peace. We have long done our best to create peaceful situations for the world of tomorrow, and we always look to work with our fellow nations on the world stage rather than act unanimously. Africa, however, is mostly our concern - and so it is our responsibility.
Thank you for your consideration.
Allow me to dispel, in front of the rest of the world, your web of deceit - point-by-point.
1. France says it does not wish for another Great War.. Remind me, again, who profited most from the last one? Oh, yes, France did.
I cannot help but feel France sees the opportunity for another to be only marginally less satisfactory than the rampant bullying it is engaged in now.
2. You say you established a Naval Blockade to investigate further.. However, I have it on good authority that the aerial carpet-bombing of our population centres occured
before the blockade was in place.
Tell me, was the deaths of 466 thousand non-combatants (and the destruction of the homes of many more) simply part of your "investigation"?
Because, if so, I must take offence at your barbaric methods of "research".
3. Ah, yes, we attacked your blockade, suddenly and without warning, I must confess.
The actions of a people's soul set aflame by such injustice.. Is not easily contained, I must confess.
Still - if that sudden and unannounced attack which, unlike
your sudden and unannounced bombing attack, was justified by the actions of enemy forces, is a sign of a nation which craves war and instability, we cannot help but feel how instable your own regime must be...
But don't take my word for it, if one will simply examine the details, one will clearly see South Africa is notably more stable than France itself.
Though, who needs to worry about "facts" or "the truth", eh, my Liege?
4. By installing puppet regimes wherever you can, of course.
Seems entirely reasonable.
Unless... Unless people
don't want
your peace forced upon them.
But who would be that foolish?
5. No, no, my Liege, we thank
you for your delightful propaganda.
Even our greatest satirists cannot begin to fully emulate your own unique style of lieing straight out of your anus.
It is indeed a shame that it is so, for then we would have a far better entertainment industry and all could laugh at the feebleness of your arguments.
Nonetheless, after personally sharing copies of your speech around the cabinet to help increase mirth and morale, I have ordered we shall begin printing off that as a leaflet to supply it to all those in the areas afflicted by the carpet-bombing.
The hate fueled by the contradictions within your words shall produce many fine recruits to the cause from the previously more moderate sections of society.
Once they have seen we are fighting an enemy who cares not who he strikes within the nation, whether President or Pauper, and whose arguments defy the laws of reality to a similar degree as a life-raft made of toilet-paper, we shall have them firmly by our side.
Good day, my liege.