Donovan Zoi
The Return
People of Fanatikos,
It is with my great displeasure that I announce to you a minor threat to our nation. In response to our refusal to give into their unwelcome demands for our vast knowledge, Persia has declared war upon us.
It started innocently enough, with a not-so-veiled threat by Xerxes against our sovereignty if we did not part with the knowledge that gave us our Great Library of Aristotle. Having much respect for the continued progress of our scientists, I chose to honor their achievements by saying "NO." With no clear direction from the FA department, I felt that I was within my rights to personally make this call.
Now the vile Persians have declared war, and while we are this close to being able to consider the Republic government. Some things to consider:
1. France and Rome have expanded to form a partial buffer against any Persian threat. However, I believe that France has granted the Persian right of passage for the near future.
2. Persia does not have access to Iron, but does have access to Horses. So we would need to ready ourselves for a quick but not so powerful attack.
3. At this point, Persia is still considrerd to have a weaker military than we do.
Please post your thoughts at this time regarding our plans. What diplomacy should we pursue? Should we expedite an offensive, defensive or "cold" war? Which city of theirs do we wish to keep for ourselves?
Lastly, if anyone feels wronged by my unilateral decision to rebuff the arrogance of the Persian warlord Xerxes, I welcome you to lodge a Citizen Complaint against me to the Judiciary. I have always tried to act in the best interest of Fanatikos, and feel that I have done so here as well. I can assure you that this meaningless distraction is only a minor setback in our road to glory.
Respectfully,
Donovan Zoi
President of Fanatikos
It is with my great displeasure that I announce to you a minor threat to our nation. In response to our refusal to give into their unwelcome demands for our vast knowledge, Persia has declared war upon us.
It started innocently enough, with a not-so-veiled threat by Xerxes against our sovereignty if we did not part with the knowledge that gave us our Great Library of Aristotle. Having much respect for the continued progress of our scientists, I chose to honor their achievements by saying "NO." With no clear direction from the FA department, I felt that I was within my rights to personally make this call.
Now the vile Persians have declared war, and while we are this close to being able to consider the Republic government. Some things to consider:
1. France and Rome have expanded to form a partial buffer against any Persian threat. However, I believe that France has granted the Persian right of passage for the near future.
2. Persia does not have access to Iron, but does have access to Horses. So we would need to ready ourselves for a quick but not so powerful attack.
3. At this point, Persia is still considrerd to have a weaker military than we do.
Please post your thoughts at this time regarding our plans. What diplomacy should we pursue? Should we expedite an offensive, defensive or "cold" war? Which city of theirs do we wish to keep for ourselves?

Lastly, if anyone feels wronged by my unilateral decision to rebuff the arrogance of the Persian warlord Xerxes, I welcome you to lodge a Citizen Complaint against me to the Judiciary. I have always tried to act in the best interest of Fanatikos, and feel that I have done so here as well. I can assure you that this meaningless distraction is only a minor setback in our road to glory.
Respectfully,
Donovan Zoi
President of Fanatikos