To: Miami
From: Mexico
Mexico is happy to provide army training and equipment specialists to your great nation. As a beacon of peace and stability Miami must remain strong in these troubling times.
To: New France
From: Mexico
Mexico would be happy to provide military modernization assistance to New France. In the past our nations have been great friends and allies and we hope that such cooperation can be returned in time. If it is desired we will provide army and naval specialists to your nation. We will also allow your nation to purchase ships and military aircraft from Mexican arms companies if it is desired.
To: El Salvador
From: Mexico
Mexico would be willing to provide military training to El Salvador to assist in establishing doctrines and order among your armed forces. Recent coup attempts are concerning and as such we are unwilling to provide technical support at this time. In the future we will look at reviewing this situation.
To: Philippines
From: Mexico
Mexico is more than willing to seek closer ties with our friends in the Philippines. We would suggest a general reduction of trade barriers between our nations enabling greater Mexican investment into the Philippines and increasing trade between our nations.
Militarily we will need to confirm exactly what the Philippines desires. We would be happy to sign naval training and improvement agreements between our nations if that is so desired. If a defensive agreement is desired we can accept this as well to ensure peace and stability in the Pacific.
To: Sweden
From: Mexico
We condemn Sweden's Imperialistic actions in the Pacific. Too often has Sweden attacked Mexico without warning or provocation. We can no longer stand for Sweden's constant meddling in the Pacific and demand Sweden vacate Hawaii and return it back to Mexican authority. This is the only way we can feel secure that Sweden will not strike Mexico for the third time this century.
We have already shown our disdain of Sweden's actions privately.
To: The SUSA
From: Mexico
We will be sending the electorion monitoring officials to SUSA as requested. We hope for a peaceful transition to democracy for SUSA.
To: Georgia
From: Mexico
Mexico condemns Georgia's sudden aggression against Mississippi.
To: France, South Africa, Nijeria
From: Mexico
After reviewing the evidence provided publicly by yourselves, France and Pancasilla we would note that both Nijeria and South Africa have been destabilizing influences on the African continent. We would suggest that your governments immediately seek to reform your actions and policies to bring the continent back to stability so that peace can reign. Your actions are rather similar to those of Sweden in the Pacific.
If your countries are unwilling to do such things we hope that France can restore order to the continent with minimal bloodshed before unrest can spread further.
From: Mexico
Mexico is happy to provide army training and equipment specialists to your great nation. As a beacon of peace and stability Miami must remain strong in these troubling times.
To: New France
From: Mexico
Mexico would be happy to provide military modernization assistance to New France. In the past our nations have been great friends and allies and we hope that such cooperation can be returned in time. If it is desired we will provide army and naval specialists to your nation. We will also allow your nation to purchase ships and military aircraft from Mexican arms companies if it is desired.
To: El Salvador
From: Mexico
Mexico would be willing to provide military training to El Salvador to assist in establishing doctrines and order among your armed forces. Recent coup attempts are concerning and as such we are unwilling to provide technical support at this time. In the future we will look at reviewing this situation.
To: Philippines
From: Mexico
Mexico is more than willing to seek closer ties with our friends in the Philippines. We would suggest a general reduction of trade barriers between our nations enabling greater Mexican investment into the Philippines and increasing trade between our nations.
Militarily we will need to confirm exactly what the Philippines desires. We would be happy to sign naval training and improvement agreements between our nations if that is so desired. If a defensive agreement is desired we can accept this as well to ensure peace and stability in the Pacific.
To: Sweden
From: Mexico
We condemn Sweden's Imperialistic actions in the Pacific. Too often has Sweden attacked Mexico without warning or provocation. We can no longer stand for Sweden's constant meddling in the Pacific and demand Sweden vacate Hawaii and return it back to Mexican authority. This is the only way we can feel secure that Sweden will not strike Mexico for the third time this century.
We have already shown our disdain of Sweden's actions privately.
To: The SUSA
From: Mexico
We will be sending the electorion monitoring officials to SUSA as requested. We hope for a peaceful transition to democracy for SUSA.
To: Georgia
From: Mexico
Mexico condemns Georgia's sudden aggression against Mississippi.
To: France, South Africa, Nijeria
From: Mexico
After reviewing the evidence provided publicly by yourselves, France and Pancasilla we would note that both Nijeria and South Africa have been destabilizing influences on the African continent. We would suggest that your governments immediately seek to reform your actions and policies to bring the continent back to stability so that peace can reign. Your actions are rather similar to those of Sweden in the Pacific.
If your countries are unwilling to do such things we hope that France can restore order to the continent with minimal bloodshed before unrest can spread further.