From: Workers' Commonwealth
To: Jamaica
CC: Lusitanian Tyrant Slavemaster, Vinland, PADA
We are glad to see that the free, democratic will of the Jamaican people has been preserved against the brutish strength of Brazilian tyranny. There are those who fear the Revolution, and fear that states which embrace the Revolution shall seek to export it to their neighbors. These fears are unfounded. Were that the case, we ought to be afraid of so-called republics like the Empire of Brazil, which apparently find it necessarily to militarily force themselves and their ideology upon other nations. The free people of Jamaica have chosen their own government through the democratic process. All freedom-loving peoples in the world must now respect this choice and defend it against the machinations of the Tyrant of Rio de Janeiro. We call upon the members of PADA to continue their condemnation of Brazil's aggression towards the Workers' Commonwealth of Jamaica, predicated on the ideal that all free men ought to have no masters but themselves, and that the peace and tranquility of the western hemisphere and the world is worth maintaining regardless of ideological differences. Brazilians shall have their dark day of tyranny and slavery when good men are too divided or too indifferent to stand up and reject the shackles of their oppression. To our Jamaican friends, we say, "Long live the Revolution!" To the enemies of freedom we say, "Sic semper tyrannis"
From: Workers' Commonwealth
To: Kongo Society Pigdogs
You have no one to blame but yourselves for your existing predicament, as it is nothing but your own greed and obsession with profit that has brought the empire low. You have destabilized the colonial system and soon it will collapse entirely. Was it worth it?