Warlord Sam
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Upcoming Operations as Ordered by the Speaker of the Democracy
Section I: A Brief History of the Greek People
Greece sits on the eastern most land of Terra, the super-continent of our world. There are no islands of size that have yet been discovered, and Greek explorers have charted most of the world. The Greek and American cultures grew together after a war in the early A.D. years, in which Greece totally engulfed the American kingdom, more than doubling its total territory. Several wars were fought with the west in the next few centuries, all due to Western aggression. Greece subsequently destroyed the giant of Russia and then gifted the annexed portions of the Russian Kingdom to a Japanese faction that soon took control of its country. They are now propped up by Greece, and do as the Speaker of the Greek democracy instructs. (Of course, since the Speaker turned the Japanese situation over to the military, the Japanese government listens directly to us. Also worthy to note, Greece now sits on all known strategic resources, and all but two of the worlds luxuries. The projected invasion will secure gems, and we can count on the Japanese giving us access to ivory far into the future.
Section II: Current State of Greek Affairs
The nation of Greece is the leader of the world, though barely. Technologically, only France is our equal. Germany possesses a stronger military, though offset by our troops better armament. Greece enjoys good relations with all major powers of the world. Although Greek-German relations have been cooling recently, we are still on relatively good terms. That will change, of course, once the pending operations are carried out. In any case, if we do proceed with Operation Steppe, relations with Berlin will most likely be ruined for the near future. France will remain our staunch ally, and will be easily bought into a war with Germany, securing our western front. Japans puppet government will be instructed to invade the Iroquois holdings in old-Russia, while we will be allowed to launch our armies from Bonn and Knossos. Argos should remain fairly protected by the jungle between it and the Iroquois.
Section III: Operation Bonn
Our forces will launch an attack on the German fortress of Bonn, while at the same time bribing France into a war with Germany. This will protect our nation from retaliation while ensuring offers of peace will come quickly.
Section IV: A Look at the Iroquois
Espionage conducted on the Iroquois has revealed that the strongest defense that they employ is the musket-man, and that is found only in the wealthiest cities. Incredibly, regular defense is simply a unit of men armed with spears. For such a modern nation, the wealth is apparently shared only among the wealthy few, and not even the government benefits from its nations status as a world power.
Section V: Effects of War
The Greek people will be docile for at least the first part of our planned strike, and the Speaker has authorized our use of increased spending of the Democracys funds for entertainment purposes. Our first wave of cavalry will be aimed at securing a perimeter around our cities, along with crippling the Iroquois ability to counter-attack. After those primary goals are met, we will pursue the long-term target of obtaining Oka and its gems, along with as much land as is feasible before we risk substantial losses or losing public favor of the war.
Section VI: The Revolution
Within ten years of the beginning of Operation Bonn, all will be in place for a military coup. The Speaker should be retiring around this time, making the transition from Democracy to a military-ran Communism easier. This coup depends entirely on a huge success in the Iroquois war, with minimum losses and no public dissent. We will parade the technological advances, land gains, and increased luxuries as a result of the war, and appease the masses while tightening our iron grip on the strongest nation in the world.
Composed by Chief of Staff Longstreet,
Your loyal officer
*** To Be Read By High-General Varinus Only ***
Upcoming Operations as Ordered by the Speaker of the Democracy
Section I: A Brief History of the Greek People
Greece sits on the eastern most land of Terra, the super-continent of our world. There are no islands of size that have yet been discovered, and Greek explorers have charted most of the world. The Greek and American cultures grew together after a war in the early A.D. years, in which Greece totally engulfed the American kingdom, more than doubling its total territory. Several wars were fought with the west in the next few centuries, all due to Western aggression. Greece subsequently destroyed the giant of Russia and then gifted the annexed portions of the Russian Kingdom to a Japanese faction that soon took control of its country. They are now propped up by Greece, and do as the Speaker of the Greek democracy instructs. (Of course, since the Speaker turned the Japanese situation over to the military, the Japanese government listens directly to us. Also worthy to note, Greece now sits on all known strategic resources, and all but two of the worlds luxuries. The projected invasion will secure gems, and we can count on the Japanese giving us access to ivory far into the future.
Section II: Current State of Greek Affairs
The nation of Greece is the leader of the world, though barely. Technologically, only France is our equal. Germany possesses a stronger military, though offset by our troops better armament. Greece enjoys good relations with all major powers of the world. Although Greek-German relations have been cooling recently, we are still on relatively good terms. That will change, of course, once the pending operations are carried out. In any case, if we do proceed with Operation Steppe, relations with Berlin will most likely be ruined for the near future. France will remain our staunch ally, and will be easily bought into a war with Germany, securing our western front. Japans puppet government will be instructed to invade the Iroquois holdings in old-Russia, while we will be allowed to launch our armies from Bonn and Knossos. Argos should remain fairly protected by the jungle between it and the Iroquois.
Section III: Operation Bonn
Our forces will launch an attack on the German fortress of Bonn, while at the same time bribing France into a war with Germany. This will protect our nation from retaliation while ensuring offers of peace will come quickly.
Section IV: A Look at the Iroquois
Espionage conducted on the Iroquois has revealed that the strongest defense that they employ is the musket-man, and that is found only in the wealthiest cities. Incredibly, regular defense is simply a unit of men armed with spears. For such a modern nation, the wealth is apparently shared only among the wealthy few, and not even the government benefits from its nations status as a world power.
Section V: Effects of War
The Greek people will be docile for at least the first part of our planned strike, and the Speaker has authorized our use of increased spending of the Democracys funds for entertainment purposes. Our first wave of cavalry will be aimed at securing a perimeter around our cities, along with crippling the Iroquois ability to counter-attack. After those primary goals are met, we will pursue the long-term target of obtaining Oka and its gems, along with as much land as is feasible before we risk substantial losses or losing public favor of the war.
Section VI: The Revolution
Within ten years of the beginning of Operation Bonn, all will be in place for a military coup. The Speaker should be retiring around this time, making the transition from Democracy to a military-ran Communism easier. This coup depends entirely on a huge success in the Iroquois war, with minimum losses and no public dissent. We will parade the technological advances, land gains, and increased luxuries as a result of the war, and appease the masses while tightening our iron grip on the strongest nation in the world.
Composed by Chief of Staff Longstreet,
Your loyal officer