NES2 VIb - Return of the Chaos.
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das
Regeneration In Process
And why will I one day move the deadline back by an hour without warning?
Because *I* can!
Because *I* can!
Harleqin
Hippo Power
Last minute addition to my orders sent. Just some 3-4 lines, but still important 
Do note my whopping "TWO" stories for this update
I forgot to link to them in my orders
Do note my whopping "TWO" stories for this update
I forgot to link to them in my orders
das
Regeneration In Process
Technically you don't need to link that, only the diplo.
In the other news, guess what's: a) dead, b) linear and c) here.
In the other news, guess what's: a) dead, b) linear and c) here.
das
Regeneration In Process
Its not exactly here, is it?
Harleqin
Hippo Power
I'm guessing... ehm... the line of death Now, what have I won. I want a fabulous prize
Now, what have I won. I want a fabulous prize
das
Regeneration In Process
Too late.
The update will likewise probably come rather late - the real IT has commenced.
The update will likewise probably come rather late - the real IT has commenced.
Wubba360
Emperor
my orders were sent, and moose u never answered my diplo!!! You better not be planning anything
Thlayli
Le Pétit Prince
Since some anonymous personage never replied to my diplo, (this is what happens when you use a middle man for shadowy contacts I suppose) I'll just have to wait it out.
das
Regeneration In Process
Don't worry, it will be even better this way - hinthint.
Stormbringer
The Brick and The Rose
Letter from Chancellor Suvorov
Dear Sirs,
Over the last year we have found ourselves in a most troubling situation, both in Russia and, in a larger sense, in the whole World. We ourselves, and many others, have realized this and have worked hard to prevent the spread of fear and to maintain stability in this World. This stability, however, is continuosly challanged, and we are now facing the biggest threat to national sovereignty that has ever existed.
Realizing this threat to national sovereignty not only of Russia, but of every single country in the World, we have to act. Following the events of last year Russia finds herself no longer bound by the Treaty of Vienna as France, Poland, and the Byzantine Empire have violated the terms of the Peace. The Treaty guarantees the independance of Romania, which has most brutaly been breached. Russia cannot continue to stand idly by as one country after the next continues to lose their sovereignty.
As such Russia has, according to her alliance with England, act against the Kingdom of France. We will persue war against the Kingdom of France on land, water, and air until the French nation is no longer in a position to violate the sovereignty of any independant nation, and stability and order are returned to our World.
We further, at the request of the Hungarian people, are moving to act to prevent the Union of Poland and Hungary. We will use all necessary means to prevent this Union as it is in effect a denial of Hungarian sovereignty and the subjugation of the Hungarian people.
Russia must now call upon all of her allies and all other nations to join us in this effort. Russia is fighting not for the sovereignty of only Hungary and England, but for the sovereignty of every country in the World. Sovereignty is the ability to make your own decisions, and, as has been shown with England, no country in the World has the ability to make the decisions that run counter to the wishes of the French. We therefore ask all nations of this World to stand up and take arms in defense of their sovereignty and that of all other nations as well.
We will press on with this effort until such time as Poland renounces all ambitions of a Union between Poland and Hungary and until such time as the French nation is ready to restore sovereignty to the nations that it has subjugated and to agree to terms that will restrict its ability to further violate the sovereignty of independant peoples.
Chancellor Suvorov.
Dear Sirs,
Over the last year we have found ourselves in a most troubling situation, both in Russia and, in a larger sense, in the whole World. We ourselves, and many others, have realized this and have worked hard to prevent the spread of fear and to maintain stability in this World. This stability, however, is continuosly challanged, and we are now facing the biggest threat to national sovereignty that has ever existed.
Realizing this threat to national sovereignty not only of Russia, but of every single country in the World, we have to act. Following the events of last year Russia finds herself no longer bound by the Treaty of Vienna as France, Poland, and the Byzantine Empire have violated the terms of the Peace. The Treaty guarantees the independance of Romania, which has most brutaly been breached. Russia cannot continue to stand idly by as one country after the next continues to lose their sovereignty.
As such Russia has, according to her alliance with England, act against the Kingdom of France. We will persue war against the Kingdom of France on land, water, and air until the French nation is no longer in a position to violate the sovereignty of any independant nation, and stability and order are returned to our World.
We further, at the request of the Hungarian people, are moving to act to prevent the Union of Poland and Hungary. We will use all necessary means to prevent this Union as it is in effect a denial of Hungarian sovereignty and the subjugation of the Hungarian people.
Russia must now call upon all of her allies and all other nations to join us in this effort. Russia is fighting not for the sovereignty of only Hungary and England, but for the sovereignty of every country in the World. Sovereignty is the ability to make your own decisions, and, as has been shown with England, no country in the World has the ability to make the decisions that run counter to the wishes of the French. We therefore ask all nations of this World to stand up and take arms in defense of their sovereignty and that of all other nations as well.
We will press on with this effort until such time as Poland renounces all ambitions of a Union between Poland and Hungary and until such time as the French nation is ready to restore sovereignty to the nations that it has subjugated and to agree to terms that will restrict its ability to further violate the sovereignty of independant peoples.
Chancellor Suvorov.
das
Regeneration In Process
Yep, 'tis just as the second quote in your sig says. And the funny thing is... nah, won't tell you yet.
And the funny thing is... nah, won't tell you yet. North King
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Chancellor Suvurov,
Your letter has reached my desk, and I must say, I am in total agreement with it.
Indeed, we should not stand idly by while numerous nations lose their sovereignty, especially those guaranteed it by the Treaty of Vienna. Indeed, we should not stand by idly as nations continue to violate these terms, repeatedly and in breach of all international law.
It is for this reason that the people of the Union of Krakow are by no means unprepared for your invasion. We knew quite well that it was not us, but you who violated the sovereignty of Romania. We knew quite well that there were Russian troops present, attempting to turn this French ally away from the rest of the alliance. We knew quite well that Russia was destabilizing the peace in Eastern Europe.
We know quite well that you are fully supporting the Egalitist terrorists with your coin and your army. There is, after all, a reason why these terrorists have not attacked Russia once, and have only harmed the allies of France. We know quite well that Russia is failing to keep the peace herself.
And it is for this reason that, most regrettably, we must arrange for the prosecution of total war upon the nation of Russia. You will find that your troops do not meet the easy target you supposed.
The Union of Krakow, and their allies have all known of your plotting, and you shall come to destruction through this war.
Did you really think you would catch us unawares? Did you really think that we did not know that you attempted to bribe away the EUA, and had actually succeeded in persuading the Japanese to leave our alliance? Did you really think we were so blind as to not read the signs and portents? We knew you would attack sooner or later, Mr. Suvurov.
The bear has claws, yes, but so does the Eagle. And my claws are long and sharp, sir, as long and sharp as yours.
~Jan IV, King of the Union of Krakow
Your letter has reached my desk, and I must say, I am in total agreement with it.
Indeed, we should not stand idly by while numerous nations lose their sovereignty, especially those guaranteed it by the Treaty of Vienna. Indeed, we should not stand by idly as nations continue to violate these terms, repeatedly and in breach of all international law.
It is for this reason that the people of the Union of Krakow are by no means unprepared for your invasion. We knew quite well that it was not us, but you who violated the sovereignty of Romania. We knew quite well that there were Russian troops present, attempting to turn this French ally away from the rest of the alliance. We knew quite well that Russia was destabilizing the peace in Eastern Europe.
We know quite well that you are fully supporting the Egalitist terrorists with your coin and your army. There is, after all, a reason why these terrorists have not attacked Russia once, and have only harmed the allies of France. We know quite well that Russia is failing to keep the peace herself.
And it is for this reason that, most regrettably, we must arrange for the prosecution of total war upon the nation of Russia. You will find that your troops do not meet the easy target you supposed.
The Union of Krakow, and their allies have all known of your plotting, and you shall come to destruction through this war.
Did you really think you would catch us unawares? Did you really think that we did not know that you attempted to bribe away the EUA, and had actually succeeded in persuading the Japanese to leave our alliance? Did you really think we were so blind as to not read the signs and portents? We knew you would attack sooner or later, Mr. Suvurov.
The bear has claws, yes, but so does the Eagle. And my claws are long and sharp, sir, as long and sharp as yours.
~Jan IV, King of the Union of Krakow
Kozmos
Jew Detective
Well this complicates matters somewhat....or does it?
Oruc
Reactionary
Certainly doesnt sound like your in total agreement with it.
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