The Grand Imperial Alliance [GIA ONLY]

[Backatri]

The Grand Imperial Alliance

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Prime Minister Natalio Graciano sat at his desk, quietly reflecting on the past few months Backatri had experienced a rise and fall, and he had managed to ride out the tumult unscathed. A few months ago, this very desk would have been crowded with reports on FARC and the civil war. Now, the largest worry was creating emission-free public transportation in the few Metropolises of the nation. Political stability was at an all-time high, and any uppity generals feeling the need to rule Backatri after defeating FARC had been moved to remote bases, or promoted into the government as his underlings.

The Prime Minister was growing old. He wore glasses to help his failing vision. His hair, already graying, had turned into a shock of white as the stress of the job grew on him. He was planning to retire following his term end. He had done enough for the nation. The Prime Minister looked up at the treaty on the wall. It was a reprint of the one he had signed years ago. The opening paragraph was simple, yet held so much promise:

The GIA was formed with the idea that member states have no legal obligation one to another, but are instead united by their differences in language, history and culture. But all member states shared the same vision of values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. These values are enshrined in the GIA Charter and promoted by the Grand Olympic Games.

It was a noble organization. It had stood the test of time, and although its members were not always fond of one another, the world found itself in a moment of peace.

[Terra Novian Atlantis]

The Federal Monarchy of Terra Novian Atlantis or simply the TNA. Once the powerhouse of the world, the vigorous crusader and world police.

The glory days are long gone.

Kaiser Wilhelm looked out of his window onto Kaiserplatz. Ruins. The separatists have ruined this country...well not only the separatists but politicians hell bent on not repeating the past, they were too soft. They did not understand the decision that fateful day in July, 2014. The weight on Wilhelm's shoulders are still heavy. Millions dead because of a decision he made. The exile he was put in after the bombs by the hardline military had stripped him of everything he loved. His family, status and country. He watched from afar as his beloved country got corrupted and waged endless war against its neighbours. Then one day the people got fed up and here he stands once again overlooking Kaiserplatz from his governing estate in the middle of Kaiserstadt. But it is not the buzzing and vibrant place it once was. The red menace made sure of it. The east is to blame for all of this. All of it.

Kaiser Wilhelm sighs and turns around glancing down the hall full of bodyguards. At least this place is the same as it used to be. Wilhelm moves over to his desk and sits down. A paper falls down from his desk. He leans over and picks it up

The GIA was formed with the idea that member states have no legal obligation one to another, but are instead united by their differences in language, history and culture. But all member states shared the same vision of values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. These values are enshrined in the GIA Charter and promoted by the Grand Olympic Games.

Wilhelm looks at the paper for a moment and utters to himself "Pure nonsense"

[Alexandria-Prussia]

The United Kingdom of Alexandria-Prussia or commonly referred to as AP or Alexandria-Prussia.

A nation with a duty to keep the world from falling into an world war again. A nation built on democracy and world peace.

The days of peace are here but for how long?

King Matthew looks out office window in the Nathaniel I Executive Building facing the Capitol Building and Union Park. He looks around the sky was clear blue not cloud in the sky, he could hear the buzzing on the Independence Ave which was block away for the building. He wondered "how long will peace last?" Alexandria-Prussia was hugely sparred for the destruction that the wars had caused in Europe and Africa. He thinks of TNA and Oldsenburg, once vibrant places, destroyed by war and occupation. However he did think that African and European continents have never been this quiet. No wars, no invasions, nothing except peace. He looks at his watches and then remembers he as a cabinet meeting 10 minutes, then turns away from the window and start walking to executive meeting room. He passes a framed treaty in hallway he looks at

The GIA was formed with the idea that member states have no legal obligation one to another, but are instead united by their differences in language, history and culture. But all member states shared the same vision of values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. These values are enshrined in the GIA Charter and promoted by the Grand Olympic Games.

He thinks to himself "my father ended the occupation of Indora and helped lay the framework for this organization, but what has this organization accomplished?" He thinks to himself. He turns away and shacks his head, thinking to himself "may someday" and continues to on.

[Union of Soviet Russian Republics]

Supreme Soviet Andrei Vasiliev sits in his office in the Kremlin, reading his daily briefing. As he reading there is knock at the door. He tells them to enter, his secretary walks in and heads him top secret report from the Minister of Defense and Chairman of the KGB. The report was outlining a new plan for growing USRR sphere of influence in Europe, Middle East and Africa. As Andrei read the report he began to smile. He called his secretary back in and asked to set up a meeting the Minister and the Chairman, his secretary nodded her headed and left the room. Andrei stands up from his desk and heads to where the scotch is, he pours a glass and continues to walks across the room to framed treaty is sits on the wall. The treaty reads

The GIA was formed with the idea that member states have no legal obligation one to another, but are instead united by their differences in language, history and culture. But all member states shared the same vision of values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. These values are enshrined in the GIA Charter and promoted by the Grand Olympic Games.

He smiles and says “they will never see me coming” drinks the scotch and then heads back to his desk.