PureNES - The End of Innocence

To: Persia
From: Greece

We have and had some hostilities with the Babylonian, but we believe in the power of diplomacy, and would use our powerful military as the last resource.
However, we agree with you that something must be done about Babylonia.

President Giovannopuls Oinos of the Democratic Repubblic of Hellas

To: Babylonia
From: Greece

I hope you understand that the current situation going on in Babylonia must end soon, even if it was not directly you, but the old King your father got involved in many bloody wars against Greece and Persia, and have enslaved several of our citizens, return those lands to the rightful owners, and free our people, and you shall have your sins forgiven.

Saluti
 
Consul Shaka glared at the man across from him, his domestic advisor frowned upon the receiving end of that look.

"You mean to tell me that we are inevitably screwed."

The advisors habds shot up, protecting himself and the world from the leader's pessimism.

"No, No, sir I wouldn't say it like that, Not at all. I mean, we have great potential." A grin marched across his face, beating back the armies of despair that held the Consul's expression.

"I can see through your empty words, you mean we are poorly industrialised and unprepared to defend ourselves if we were called to."

"But we can grow further... wherin lies our potential."

Shaka nodded, his head lowering, his eyes moving to the desk.

"Order that the jungles be cleared, we need to get some more modern housing, we need to dispel the diseases of the dark continent."

"Are we going to work with the army?"

"That's confidential, it's between me and Tacitus."

"Just curious."

With a wave of his robed hand the Consul dispelled the advisor. Turning to his papers, wherupon he wrote his message to the gods, informing them of how he would move this turn.
 
To: Greece, Persia
From: Babylon
I cannot give away any land. MY people inhabit those lands too now. Youre people may live there in peace without being discriminated if they wish. As I have done all I can any further demands/accusations from your side would be purely imperialistic and without no other motive than to gain more power.

To: World
From: Babylon
I fear that I will soon be attacked by Persia and perhaps Greece. Anybody that is willing to help in such a war would definitely be rewarded accordingly.
 
To Aztlan:
Well, friends, as they say in my home town of Rochester, "Its better to well-armed friend than a poorly-armed enemy." We agree to train your men in our fighting metohds.

--President Matthew Levenson, United States of America

To Britain:
Friends, do we not speak the same language in a world where far too many nations cannot understand the English tongue? America is willing to sign an MPP with you, call it, say, the Anglophone Alliance? Also, my constituents down here in Lousiana, Georgia, and the Carolinas are itching to start sending their cotton to your people for clothing. Would you like to trade with us?

--Secretary of State Thomas Butler, United States of America
 
To the European, Asian, and African World:
The United States of America, a nation that loves peace and freedom but will fight if necessary, kindly requests that all foreign power stay out of the Americas. We will not interfere with any existing colonies, but if any expansion or colonization in the Americas is undertaken, it will meet with the fury of the American war machine. You have been forewarned.

--President Matthew Levenson, United States of America
 
To: USA
From: Russia

We understand your request to have all of the Americas but we would like a colony in the western half of Alaska. Otherwise, we will support your claims.
 
To President Matthew Levenson of the United States of America
From Kaisar Wilhelm of Great Germany


I am sorry, but we plan to expand as much as we can in South America. It is soveriegn German territory, and will remain so. We our more then prepared to defend it with military power.

However, if you decide to remain in peace, I assure you it will be better for both of us. I would like to open trade - for your cotton I will give you manufactured good and clothing, as well as iron and coal.

To The Emperor of Japan and Trinity Alliance
From Kaisar Wilhelm of Great Germany


We welcome Japan to our alliance. However, since it is not a a trinity alliance anymore, I propose we call it the Trans-Arctic Alliance.
 
To Russia:
We will not interfere with your existing colony in Alaska. However, please do not interfere any farther.

--Secretary of States Thomas Butler, United States of America

To Germany:
Wilhelm, we understand how you feel about South America, but we must insist that you refrain from colonizing it any farther. We will allow you yout existing colony, and even to expand it slightly, but a massive German Reich in South America will be frowned upon by the United States, and even more so by the US Army. However, we are a peaceloving people. We have our own ample supplies of iron and coal, but we are still building our industry and as such are glad to trade you our fine cotton in return for manufactured goods.

--President Matthew Levenson, United States of America
 
To: Trans-Arctic Alliance
From: Czar Lakitov of Russia

As you may have guessed, we approve the name change.
 
From Japan
To Trans-Arctic Aliance

I am glad we are now allies. Let us expand and bulid up the world!
 
It was late at night and Emperor Maxurabi was troubled. Persia and perhaps even Greece could at this very moment be marching against his mighty Babylonian Empire.
"Now is the time to secure allies." Maxurabi thought. "But even if Persia and Greece decide to attack I have a little surprise planned for them." Maxurabi smiled and sent his plans to his highest ranking officers. Before Maxurabi went to sleep he prayed to the gods and told them about his great plans.


To: Russia
From: Babylon
Are you interested in an alliance? If you are not at least sign a NAP with me.

To: Egypt
From: Babylon
I offer an alliance to your great nation, too! If you do not accept sign a NAP instead then.
 
To: President Matthew Levenson of the United States of America
From: Deity of the Aztlan Empire: Quetzalcoatl

We would like thank you for allowing our finest men to train with your army. And let it also be know that we fully support your claims that Europeans should not expand further in to South America.
 
To: Babylon
From: Russia

I will accept an alliance, but my alliance with the Trans-Arctic Alliance must take priority. We will help defend you should the Greeks or Persians attack you.
 
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