Cold War RP: Reboot IC, (OPEN)

by **Monsone** » Sun May 03, 2020 10:44 am

Tranzoria wrote:"Not now! I was going to attack France's Colonies when I had the chance but I have the Americans to worry about now!" MacDonald explained.

"So are we going into the war?"

"Uggghhhh...no...we jut sell supplies to both sides. If they attack us, then they have the Mexicans and hopefully Vaas to worry about.

To: French Minister of Trade
I would like to request a trade between Canada and France. We have plans for a fort and some iron and wood to help build it, to sell for 10000 Francs worth of Canadian Dollars. What a discount, and to help you in the war!
From: Captain Thome Michaels of Canada

SDECE Headquarters, Paris

"This is bad!" Yelled the inteligence officer who heard the transmission.

"Is it verified?" Asked his superior.

"Unfortunately yes." The intelligence offier sighed.

"Take it to the President. Now!" The superior demanded as the officer ran off to complete his task.

The officer ran down to the lot of cars used by the SDECE and got into a Citroen Traction Avant. He stepped on thegas and raced away towards the Elysee palace. This message was a mater on national security, and time was of the escense.

Elysee Palace, Later That Day

"This is outrageous!" Prime Minister Queuille yelled.

"Clearly the Canadians are missguided. The 'colonies' they search for are now departments of France." President Auriol sighed.

"And hence an attack on any French soil will elicit an American response." Foreign Minister Schuman said.

"And then this fort offer is commical." The prime minister stated.

"Well yes. I don't think they realise that 10,000 francs is only $300." The foreign minister replied.

"So what do we do know?" Asked the president.

"We have some letters to write." The foreign minister said as he grabbed a typerwritter.

by **Tranzoria** » Sun May 03, 2020 11:53 am

Monsone wrote:
Tranzoria wrote:"Not now! I was going to attack France's Colonies when I had the chance but I have the Americans to worry about now!" MacDonald explained.

"So are we going into the war?"

"Uggghhhh...no...we jut sell supplies to both sides. If they attack us, then they have the Mexicans and hopefully Vaas to worry about.

To: French Minister of Trade
I would like to request a trade between Canada and France. We have plans for a fort and some iron and wood to help build it, to sell for 10000 Francs worth of Canadian Dollars. What a discount, and to help you in the war!
From: Captain Thome Michaels of Canada

SDECE Headquarters, Paris

"This is bad!" Yelled the inteligence officer who heard the transmission.

"Is it verified?" Asked his superior.

"Unfortunately yes." The intelligence offier sighed.

"Take it to the President. Now!" The superior demanded as the officer ran off to complete his task.

The officer ran down to the lot of cars used by the SDECE and got into a Citroen Traction Avant. He stepped on thegas and raced away towards the Elysee palace. This message was a mater on national security, and time was of the escense.

Elysee Palace, Later That Day

"This is outrageous!" Prime Minister Queuille yelled.

"Clearly the Canadians are missguided. The 'colonies' they search for are now departments of France." President Auriol sighed.

"And hence an attack on any French soil will elicit an American response." Foreign Minister Schuman said.

"And then this fort offer is commical." The prime minister stated.

"Well yes. I don't think they realise that 10,000 francs is only $300." The foreign minister replied.

To: The Canadian Foreign Ministry
From: The French Foreign Ministry

Any attack on French soil will elicit not only a French response, but also a response by Imperial America. Do not underestimate Frace. Desite all the destruction WW2 brought, we've rebuilt our military quite well, and our navy is more than able to deffend from foreign agression. And the fort offer is ridiculous, we don't use forts anymore. Especially after WW2.

Newfoundland, Canada
7:00

Jack MacDonald was worried, angry, and mad.

"WHAT THE HELL MICHAELS!!!" he shouted. The Captain just stood there with his head down.

"BEING MY NAVAL ADVISOR, YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER TO SELL A FORT TO THE FRENCH!!! AND YOU DON'T KNOW HOW THEIR CURRENCY WORKS?! YOU ARE FIRED!!!" the PM screamed.

The Captain nodded, took his hat off his head, and left the office. MacDonald just breathed heavily and tore up the French Telegram. He still however had the problem of the spy that recorded his speech about invading France's Colonies. He was aiming to find the spy and kill him. As for Michaels, a trip to the labour camp for 40 years would come to him. Just to be sure France didn't declare war, he sent a telegram.

To: French Minister of Foreign Affairs
I assure you that I will not attack your fair nation anytime soon. As a peace sign, I will give you a third of my new Wl-4 fighter planes to you and 5000 francs worth of our currency. You can keep the lumber and iron we sent you to build for your citizens. You can also have safe sea access through the Artic Sea for one year. And please tell the Americans not to attack us just yet!
From: Prime Minister Jack MacDonald of Canada

Calais, France
7:30

Philipe was waiting by his radio on the dock. Waiting for a declaration of war. He decided MacDonald went too far with his threats when a news report about the kidnapping of the 120 Quebecois came on the new days ago. He flew to Iceland for his break and sailed to France. He delivered his tapes of MacDonald talking about an Invasion of France to a French Informant. Now he waited for a declaration of war. And then Canada, and MacDonald, would deserve what they had done to his kind.

by **Saralonia** » Sun May 03, 2020 12:01 pm

Tysoania wrote:
We will of course fulfill your request for immediate military assistance. By the time you have read this, rapid deployment units of the Red Army will have been mobilized and sent to Mexico, and should arrive in the next few days by airplane in Mexico City. Additionally, if you would like to borrow military equipment or request more military assistance, our embassy will be entirely receptive to your needs.

The Worker's Republic of Mexico, Mexico City, 1:33Pm

Querido Líder los soviéticos han aprobado nuestra solicitud de ayuda.

Excelentes noticias!!

Recuerde Querido Líder no grite, recientemente han ávido rumores de que hay un plan para derrocar a su gobierno, especialmente miles de cristianos devotos a su religión, además de el Auto proclamado ejército de liberación nacional que opera en el norte, asi que no grite hacerca de la llegada de tropas Soviéticas, creo que es tiempo de que usted de un discurso ante el pueblo.

Tienes razón Jose, dile al ministerio de relaciones exteriores que manden un telegrama a los soviéticos, sabes que también diles que estaría dispuesto a tener una conversación con Joseph Stalin.

From: The Ministry of Foreign Relations of The Worker's Republic of Mexico.
To:The Soviet embassy

Hello comrades, we have notified the dear Leader of this an he is willing to also have a private meeting with Stalin himself to discuss somethings. We are also welcoming of the troops coming, Mexico is ready to become a Soviet military base specially in the Northern border. And the dear Leader himself also wants to thank you.

From:The Ministry of Foreign Relations of The Worker's Republic of Mexico.
To:The Canadian embassy

Don't worry comrades, we will not join the Turkish conflict, we have no interest in joining another nation's conflicts and will stay neutral, we will maybe give some resources to Turkey but nothing else

The Worker's Republic of Mexico, Mexico City, El zócalo, 2:50Pm

"Pueblo de México, pueblo mío del que yo nací y viviré con, ustedes y yo somos grandes, un país con mucho potencial!
Recuerden al fin y al cabo todos aquí somos Mexicanos, no hay porque dividirnos! Al fin y al cabo ustedes son míos y yo soy de ustedes, la construcción de industrias y nuevas escuelas ha iniciado gracias a nuestro nuevo gobierno! Ustedes recuerdan cuando la Reforma Agraria no fue como la esperaban y les robaron más tierras?! Pues yo estoy resolviendo ese problema!
Viva México!!"
- Thousands of people answer with "Viva!"
"Juntos por la izquierda internacional! Y por México!"
- Thousands answer again with "Viva!"

-Mexico welcomes Soviet military presence
-The Dear Leader gives a speech to the Mexican people

by **Monsone** » Sun May 03, 2020 12:11 pm

Tranzoria wrote:
Monsone wrote:
To: French Minister of Trade
I would like to request a trade between Canada and France. We have plans for a fort and some iron and wood to help build it, to sell for 10000 Francs worth of Canadian Dollars. What a discount, and to help you in the war!
From: Captain Thome Michaels of Canada

SDECE Headquarters, Paris

"This is bad!" Yelled the inteligence officer who heard the transmission.

"Is it verified?" Asked his superior.

"Unfortunately yes." The intelligence offier sighed.

"Take it to the President. Now!" The superior demanded as the officer ran off to complete his task.

The officer ran down to the lot of cars used by the SDECE and got into a Citroen Traction Avant. He stepped on thegas and raced away towards the Elysee palace. This message was a mater on national security, and time was of the escense.

Elysee Palace, Later That Day

"This is outrageous!" Prime Minister Queuille yelled.

"Clearly the Canadians are missguided. The 'colonies' they search for are now departments of France." President Auriol sighed.

"And hence an attack on any French soil will elicit an American response." Foreign Minister Schuman said.

"And then this fort offer is commical." The prime minister stated.

"Well yes. I don't think they realise that 10,000 francs is only $300." The foreign minister replied.

To: The Canadian Foreign Ministry
From: The French Foreign Ministry

Any attack on French soil will elicit not only a French response, but also a response by Imperial America. Do not underestimate Frace. Desite all the destruction WW2 brought, we've rebuilt our military quite well, and our navy is more than able to deffend from foreign agression. And the fort offer is ridiculous, we don't use forts anymore. Especially after WW2.

Newfoundland, Canada
7:00

Jack MacDonald was worried, angry, and mad.

"WHAT THE HELL MICHAELS!!!" he shouted. The Captain just stood there with his head down.

"BEING MY NAVAL ADVISOR, YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER TO SELL A FORT TO THE FRENCH!!! AND YOU DON'T KNOW HOW THEIR CURRENCY WORKS?! YOU ARE FIRED!!!" the PM screamed.

The Captain nodded, took his hat off his head, and left the office. MacDonald just breathed heavily and tore up the French Telegram. He still however had the problem of the spy that recorded his speech about invading France's Colonies. He was aiming to find the spy and kill him. As for Michaels, a trip to the labour camp for 40 years would come to him. Just to be sure France didn't declare war, he sent a telegram.

To: French Minister of Foreign Affairs
I assure you that I will not attack your fair nation anytime soon. As a peace sign, I will give you a third of my new Wl-4 fighter planes to you and 5000 francs worth of our currency. You can keep the lumber and iron we sent you to build for your citizens. You can also have safe sea access through the Artic Sea for one year. And please tell the Americans not to attack us just yet!
From: Prime Minister Jack MacDonald of Canada

Calais, France
7:30

Philipe was waiting by his radio on the dock. Waiting for a declaration of war. He decided MacDonald went too far with his threats when a news report about the kidnapping of the 120 Quebecois came on the new days ago. He flew to Iceland for his break and sailed to France. He delivered his tapes of MacDonald talking about an Invasion of France to a French Informant. Now he waited for a declaration of war. And then Canada, and MacDonald, would deserve what they had done to his kind.

by **Tranzoria** » Sun May 03, 2020 1:00 pm

Banks Island, Canada

"Sir, are you sure you want to do this?" asked MacDonald's Secretary Liam Matilda

"I will return next fall," replied the Prime Minister ingoringly.

"I don't understand. Why do you have to go?" Matilda asked again, trying to keep up with his Leader's pace as he walked faster to the jet.

"I already told you, I could be in danger. The French, Americans, who ever that damn mole is, the Mafia, the Danish, AND the Quebecois are threatening me. I have to go!" he replied as he walked ahead of Matilda, who just stopped.

"Who's in charge again?" Matilda shouted.

About to board the plane, MacDonald replied, "Minister Tyler, of course."

"Who's after that?'

"You are!" the Leader replied as he closed to door of the plane and the motor started. The plane stuttered, ran the ground, and flew into the gray sky to the Soviet Union for asylum. Matilda turned around, ordered the guards to move out, and walked back inside. He remembered what his Leader said. Don't threaten, work behind the shadows, and catch the mole. As he walked to the jeep, he remembered the final thing. Don't tell anyone about the missiles. It echoed in his head as he whispered it.

by **Tysoania** » Sun May 03, 2020 2:10 pm

The Kremin, Moscow, Russian SFSR
USSR
January 21, 1949
The streets of Moscow were empty and silent as the armoured limousine pulled into the courtyard of one of the Kremlin's outlying administration buildings. Although Stalin often liked to watch the people and officials hard at work during the day, he had called a special session of the Council of Ministers at night to deal with the issue of the Americas as soon as possible. Besides, this time of night, there couldn't be any assassins in the streets without being spotted and arrested by the MGB.

Stalin stepped out of his car and, escorted by two MGB men, made his way into the building. He couldn't help but notice the increased amount of military activity around the Kremlin, brought on by the military operations in Mexico and the increased threat of a global war. Stalin supposed that the courtyard would soon house an anti-aircraft gun as defenses were brought into the city.

As he approached the conference room, Stalin noticed some quiet chatter, but it disappeared as soon as he stepped into the room. Stalin sighed. They were all useless, spineless cowards, but at least the ministers knew when to shut up and take orders. Stalin took his seat at the head of the table. The ten or so heads in front of him watched expectantly.

"So, I trust you've all read your briefings," Stalin stated flatly. "The Canadian head of state has fled here and has requested asylum for fear of an assassination attempt. Coming on the heels of the recent agreement to begin constructing an airfield in Canada? This reeks of an imperialist coup. Beria?"

Lavrentiy Beria, the head of the MGB, cleared his throat. "As far as we know, Comrade General Secretary, there is some evidence for threats to the life of the Canadian, but no advanced plots. Unfortunately, with the rocky relations between Canada and the Americans, these plots could be supported by the Americans, maybe as a way to install a friendly regime there."

"Thank you, Comrade Minister," Stalin replied. "I have ordered the deployment of regular units to our airfield site in Canada to protect it from possible hostile spies, but I also want the MGB to use this unrest to step up its intelligence operations inside the Canadian government."

"Yes, Comrade General Secretary."

"As for the Americans, it appears as though they have just tested an atomic weapon in the Pacific Ocean. The Defense Minister-" and here Stalin gestured to General Aleksandr Vasilevsky- "has informed me that, in the event of an immediate invasion of our Mexican ally, the Mexican military would not be able to overcome the challenges posed by the use of multiple atomic weapons, even with Soviet aid at its current levels. As a result, I propose that the Soviet Union sends more troops and advisors to Mexico to help protect against a possible American ground invasion. The government there has granted us permission to construct a base, and I see no reason to not use it, perhaps to help establish a strong air defense network. All in favour?"

Every hand in the room went up. There had been no question they wouldn't, not when Stalin had proposed it.

"Good. Comrade Defense Minister, see that that happens. Now, as for this business with the Bering Strait, I believe you had something to say, Comrade Defense Minister?"

"Vasilevsky took a second to sort his notes before speaking. "The Soviet Navy has been attempting to secure a warm-water port for some time now, and the Canadian government has recently offered to give us land along their east coast in exchange for us loosening our trade controls in the Bering Strait. Obviously, we cannot give up total control, especially with that strait being right along the nation's borders. However, we also desperately need a naval outlet in the Atlantic, and this trade gives us that. In light of this, I propose that this exchange be approved on the conditions that the Soviet Navy can establish a naval base there and that the Bering Strait is closed off to all non-Socialist uranium and plutonium shipping. All in favour?"

Everyone looked to Stalin. He sat still for a second, then put his hand up. Immediately, every other hand in the room went up.

"Good idea, Comrade Minister," Stalin said. "Ensure that that is carried out. Comrade Foreign Minister, about the French proposal, please ensure that the French goodwill tours are allowed into our nation on the condition that Soviet tourist and education groups are also allowed to visit France."

"Yes, Comrade General Secretary."

"Good. With that, this session is done." Stalin stood and, without waiting, headed back to his car that would take him back to his dacha. He still had to decide on his orders for preparations to greet the Mexican government when they visited.

by **Tranzoria** » Sun May 03, 2020 2:23 pm

To: Soviet Embassy in Canada
We thank you for allowing our dear leader to seek refugee in your nation in wake of threats inbound on his life. In exchange for that, if Canada captures Alaska during a possible war between the NNSA and the enemy Americans, we will give full military control, meaning you can station troops, establish bases, or anything you want on the land. It is our plan if war breaks out to invade Alaska and the North-Western States before anything else. Meanwhile, the American Navy will be destroyed trying to go into the Atlantic by the Canadians and the Vaas Pirates and the Pacific by your forces and Mexico's. We then close in, hopefully get the CSA in the war, and win it. If France joins...well, let's just say I did some...manufacturing.
From: Temporary Prime Minister Roger Tyler of Canada

by **Monsone** » Sun May 03, 2020 2:59 pm

Tranzoria wrote:
To: Soviet Embassy in Canada
We thank you for allowing our dear leader to seek refugee in your nation in wake of threats inbound on his life. In exchange for that, if Canada captures Alaska during a possible war between the NNSA and the enemy Americans, we will give full military control, meaning you can station troops, establish bases, or anything you want on the land. It is our plan if war breaks out to invade Alaska and the North-Western States before anything else. Meanwhile, the American Navy will be destroyed trying to go into the Atlantic by the Canadians and the Vaas Pirates and the Pacific by your forces and Mexico's. We then close in, hopefully get the CSA in the war, and win it. If France joins...well, let's just say I did some...manufacturing.
From: Temporary Prime Minister Roger Tyler of Canada

French Embassy, Moscow
9:40am, Jaunary 23

"Can you believe those Soviets and Canadians?" Asked the inteligence atache, Albert Caron.

"No, I can't. The Canadians are atempting to threaten a superpower. They're playing with fire." Sighed Andre Dubois, one of the inteligence officers in the embassy.

"Well. I guess we should send this to the Americans." Albert remarked.

"Yes. But first to Paris." Andre replied as he began to send the message.

Elysee Palace, Paris
10:05am

The message from Moscow arrived on president Auriol's desk. He took a glimpse of it and sighed. The world always seemed to conspire against the plans of France for peace. And the Canadians especially seemed to want a peace of France as if France was a ckae to easily be carved up. After the president finished reading, he grabbed a glass and poured himself a large dose of Scotch. It was to be a long year.

by **Malay Raya** » Sun May 03, 2020 4:12 pm

23rd January 1949,
Presidential Office,
Cankatya Mansion, Istanbul.

"Not even two months into this new year and the world is already on the brink of a world war, huh." said President Ismet as he looked through the headlines of all the international news so far. With the Canadian-Mexican-Soviet alliance against the US and its allies, Turkey might be caught in the crossfire and forced to join the war, on top of the terrorist attack that happened a week ago.

Since then, the Police Intelligence Branch has managed to track down three cells, one in Gaziantep, one in Adana and another in Ankara through local contacts and reliable sources. In fact, the Gaziantep cell has already been apprehended and neutralized, leaving only two cells left in the country. The HQ for these two cells are pinpointed to several locations in their respective cities, thus the police are now doing stakeouts and relying on local contacts to find their base of operations. The police have been trying to interrogate one of the captured cell operator but to no avail since yesterday.

Two days after the radio broadcast of the President regarding the incident(which is 4 days ago), another broadcast had been held to assure the citizens that the police are doing all they can to track these terrorists and pinpoint their origin. The public has largely remained calm, with some percentage of them are quite worried. The opposing party, the Democrat Party had been monopolizing on this incident and calls out that the leaning of Turkey towards the Soviets are what's causing this incident to happen. Despite that, their campaign are only giving off minimal impact since such things should not be discussed in the current state of the country.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Istanbul.
An order came in from the cabinet on the 18th January to foster better trade relations with Iran and ask for military access into outskirts of Iranian territories. The military access was asked so that a possible assault on Rashid Caliphate through the east coast of Arabian Peninsular may be run.

The reason for choosing Iran was that Turkey-Iran were having good relations since even before World War 1 and the fact that Turkey and Iran had signed a Defensive Pact agreement back in 1938. Once the terrorist threat had been identified to be coming from the Rashids, Turkey will take appropriate measures in defending its people from more suffering. Of course this information was kept in secrecy and discussions were only done in the higher-ups.

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Summary:
- Crackdown on terrorist cells in Turkey, in the process of finding origin country.
- Close trade relations with Iran to increase crude oil import into Turkey.
- Military access into outskirts of Iranian territories was asked, not yet obtained.
- Turkey has not yet declared war on Rashid Caliphate.

by **Tranzoria** » Sun May 03, 2020 4:50 pm

Monsone wrote:
Tranzoria wrote:
To: Soviet Embassy in Canada
We thank you for allowing our dear leader to seek refugee in your nation in wake of threats inbound on his life. In exchange for that, if Canada captures Alaska during a possible war between the NNSA and the enemy Americans, we will give full military control, meaning you can station troops, establish bases, or anything you want on the land. It is our plan if war breaks out to invade Alaska and the North-Western States before anything else. Meanwhile, the American Navy will be destroyed trying to go into the Atlantic by the Canadians and the Vaas Pirates and the Pacific by your forces and Mexico's. We then close in, hopefully get the CSA in the war, and win it. If France joins...well, let's just say I did some...manufacturing.
From: Temporary Prime Minister Roger Tyler of Canada

French Embassy, Moscow
9:40am, Jaunary 23

"Can you believe those Soviets and Canadians?" Asked the inteligence atache, Albert Caron.

"No, I can't. The Canadians are atempting to threaten a superpower. They're playing with fire." Sighed Andre Dubois, one of the inteligence officers in the embassy.

"Well. I guess we should send this to the Americans." Albert remarked.

"Yes. But first to Paris." Andre replied as he began to send the message.

Elysee Palace, Paris
10:05am

The message from Moscow arrived on president Auriol's desk. He took a glimpse of it and sighed. The world always seemed to conspire against the plans of France for peace. And the Canadians especially seemed to want a peace of France as if France was a ckae to easily be carved up. After the president finished reading, he grabbed a glass and poured himself a large dose of Scotch. It was to be a long year.

To: Germany and Imperial America
From: The French Government

The situation is dire. The above inteligence report is accurate. It seems that the Canadians have been working on something big. Ad if that's not enough, Mexico and Turkey may be involved. This could lead to another world war. If necessary, Imperial America should give France and Germany nuclear weapons while we still work on our nuclear projects. At the same time, we need more allies wherever they can be found. The Philippines is a good start, but we should gather more allies by whatever means necessary.

Currently we're trying to engineer a coup in Turkey since some military officials are pro-western. North Arabia bight be a good start too. But it seems as if the world slowly is comming to conflict. And if we don't act fast we could be doomed.

To: The Soviet Government
From: The French Government

All goodwill tours by the USSR are allowed. However Soviet citizens will still require a visa to visit France and may not visit military sights along with certain restricted areas in Africa because of security concerns.

OOC France, you can't keep intercepting my telegrams to other nations.

by **Ithius** » Sun May 03, 2020 4:59 pm

23rd January, 1949
Tiananmen, Beijing, People's Republic of China

Mao Zedong stands at the gate, overlooking the People's Liberation Army. After the defeat of the Japanese, Mao had expected the Chinese Civil War to drag on for many years to come. However, his generals had achieved a swift set of immense victories against the exhausted Nationalist armies, a greatest surprise to even Mao himself. By New Year's Eve, the last Nationalist personnel had been evacuated to Taiwan. The communists had united China after decades of fighting and a century of humiliation. Mao Zedong thereby proclaimed the People's Republic of China.

Actions
China checking in.

by **Monsone** » Sun May 03, 2020 5:08 pm

Tranzoria wrote:
Monsone wrote:
French Embassy, Moscow
9:40am, Jaunary 23

"Can you believe those Soviets and Canadians?" Asked the inteligence atache, Albert Caron.

"No, I can't. The Canadians are atempting to threaten a superpower. They're playing with fire." Sighed Andre Dubois, one of the inteligence officers in the embassy.

"Well. I guess we should send this to the Americans." Albert remarked.

"Yes. But first to Paris." Andre replied as he began to send the message.

Elysee Palace, Paris
10:05am

The message from Moscow arrived on president Auriol's desk. He took a glimpse of it and sighed. The world always seemed to conspire against the plans of France for peace. And the Canadians especially seemed to want a peace of France as if France was a ckae to easily be carved up. After the president finished reading, he grabbed a glass and poured himself a large dose of Scotch. It was to be a long year.

To: Germany and Imperial America
From: The French Government

The situation is dire. The above inteligence report is accurate. It seems that the Canadians have been working on something big. Ad if that's not enough, Mexico and Turkey may be involved. This could lead to another world war. If necessary, Imperial America should give France and Germany nuclear weapons while we still work on our nuclear projects. At the same time, we need more allies wherever they can be found. The Philippines is a good start, but we should gather more allies by whatever means necessary.

Currently we're trying to engineer a coup in Turkey since some military officials are pro-western. North Arabia bight be a good start too. But it seems as if the world slowly is comming to conflict. And if we don't act fast we could be doomed.

To: The Soviet Government
From: The French Government

All goodwill tours by the USSR are allowed. However Soviet citizens will still require a visa to visit France and may not visit military sights along with certain restricted areas in Africa because of security concerns.

OOC France, you can't keep intercepting my telegrams to other nations.

OOC Fine.

by **Slaver Pirates of Vaas** » Sun May 03, 2020 7:21 pm

Diego, since his last meeting with Vaas pertaining to foreign affairs, has been monitoring telegram traffic going outbound and inbound to the nation for the past two days in the small confines of his office (conveniently placed right across from Vaas's). Telegrams were not usually a source of interest for Diego, as often times the telegrams were simply confirmations and updates on orders and shipments that were heading for North America. While he was listening in on chatter pertaining to a large shipment of weaponry to Texas (the first of many that would be sent there to adequately supply the rebellion there), Diego was interrupted by a telegram coming from Canada.

To: Mr. Vaas of the Pirate State of Vaas
Sigh...I knew you would refuse the trade. So how about this. I give you a destroyer, an oiler, and five dozen slaves in exchange fore safe sea access for 8 months. Does that sound fair?
From: Prime Minister Jack MacDonald of Canada

Diego went across the hallway and to Vaas's office, where he was met by Vaas and another advisor who seemed to be in a conversation about the IRA navel presence in the Gulf of Mexico.

"What is it Diego?" Vaas asked, slightly annoyed that Diego chose to barge into his office.

"I have an important telegram from Canada." Diego stated, handing Vaas the message, "They have offered us a better deal."

"Hmm. Tell them that their offer is accepted." Vaas ordered, returning the message to Diego, "I think we just solved our problem with those ships. Tell the crews that they will have a destroyer in their inventory soon."

"Of course sir." the advisor replied, then walked out of the room.

To: Prime Minister Jack MacDonald of Canada
From: The Slaver Pirates of Vaas
Vaas has accepted your offer. You now have access to our sea port for the 8 month period.

by **Wack-i** » Sun May 03, 2020 8:33 pm

Wack-i District 2
Meeting Square, Federation Valley
8:00 PM Western Federation Time

"YOU WHAT!" Yelled Lt. Atinesonn, slamming his hands on the table, "Their going to kill us! You think some big jazzy missile silos will screw over the Soviets?" He questioned angrily while flicking the TV to some documentary on the U.S.S.R, showing how big their military is, then proceeding to turn it off. "Tom, you can't let the construction complete unless you want your island to be obliterated! No big "strategic territory" will exist if it completes!"

"Well, you want me to lose my job? The wealthiest territory in the nation will be destroyed if we don't put up the missile silos!" Yelled Tom, governor of New Ochlandia.

"W-well, agh! Forget it!" The Lieutenant muttered.

by **Alistan Democratic Nation** » Sun May 03, 2020 9:22 pm

8:30 AM, Philippine Standard Time
January 24, 1949
Edificio de la Asamblea, Malolos
Normally, aside from the sounds of traffic and politicians talking to each other, the building was quiet. It was so quiet that if someone accidentally dropped his briefcase or a book, the whole room would take notice. Today is not one of those days Outside the legislative building, protesters can be heard shouting protest slogans, demanding that the military be disarmed. A lot of them are holding signs which expressed their distaste for the military. This kind of scene was not limited to today either. This has been the usual sight for three days. At least the politicians are not alone in suffering the noise caused by the protesters. There are also protests in front of military bases across the nation. Even the court prosecuting the Tenyente who caused this whole mess was not spared of protests.

Summary: Protests against the military took place.

by **Alistan Democratic Nation** » Sun May 03, 2020 11:50 pm

A Telegram to the Imperial Republic of America

To the Imperial Republic of America,
We cordially invite you to Malolos on February 21st, 1949 for a trade summit. This trade summit will be a discussing a treaty to create an organization to facilitate trade in which your nation will be an observer state. Its goal is to facilitate economic recovery and growth among its member nations and to provide financial stability in order to deal with the communist threat. We hope your nation will send a delegation to witness the momentous event.
Sincerely,
The Philippine Republic

by **The New Greek Republic** » Mon May 04, 2020 12:52 am

The Greater Korean Republic

Pyongyang
Greater Korean Republic

- 30 January 1949 -

Frigid, dry air filled the streets of Pyongyang as the sun hid behind the clouds in the sky. The low temperature was not an uncommon occurrence in the capitol, as wintery months tend to get quite cold. Kim Il-sung was not bothered by the inclement weather though, at least not at the moment. It had already been a busy day for him as he had just returned from a funeral service held for those who had perished in the Philippine Sea. Now he found himself stationed at the head of a table located within some meeting room of some administrative building within Pyongyang.

He had called for a meeting with the State Affairs Commission, equivalent to what other countries would call his cabinet. Basically a glorified briefing, he demanded they meet to make sure all members of the executive are adequately fluent and maintaining knowledge of events concerning the Republic as well as discuss ongoing events abroad.

As Kim waited for the last of his cabinet to be seated, he had the room attendant pour him a glass of some fancy vodka that was made in the Soviet Union, gifted to him by Stalin himself as a show of respect between the two leaders.

Finally, the seats were filled and the room attendant was asked to leave the room after accommodating all members of the SAC. Kim took a sip of the vodka from his glass, the liquor burning his throat as he swallowed it.

"What is the situation in the Philippines?" He asked the room.

A man cleared his throat. Yi Joo-sun, director of KPA operations, spoke. "It seems that the Americans have taken a special interest in what could potentially happen. They've mobilized armed forces to the region in addition to that which is stationed in the Philippines."

"Why would they mobilize to the region when we've not even so much as place a blame on anyone?"

"Capitalist pigs," Yi scoffed. "I think it's fantastic news honestly. We can feed the state media that Americans fear our power and have taken openly provocative action to aggravate us. While abroad we can use this as a casus belli, stating they seek to disrupt the region's stability. Which is perfect timing due to their recent nuclear testing. As far as the Philippines themselves, they have the military on high alert which has caused some civil unrest throughout the country."

Kim nodded. "I would like to reverse my previous desire to launch a military campaign on the Philippines. Instead, I'd like to send agents to feed the flame of civil unrest. Propagate a worker's life, then when the workers revolt we swoop in and take their country right from under them."

"And of the sinking of the Korean vessel?"

"Blame it on the Americans, that along with the nuclear testing my be enough to gather international support of an embargo on the Americans for their bold hostility. Someone else?"

The meeting went on casually, running it's course through various topics and matters discussion. None of which were quite as important as the Philippine situation. After the meeting convened, Kim sat alone at the table to rest and gather himself for just a moment when his close ally Min Su-min approached him.

"You really think that we can take the Americans on like this?' he asked the dear leader.

"Alone? The Americans have already shot themselves in the foot."

Meeting w/ the Soviet Union

Ambassador Kim Su-hon waited patiently in a meeting room for the Soviet ambassador to arrive. The room, adorned in luxurious décor, was set up so that the sunlight shining through the window would hit the middle of the room where Korean and Soviet flags sat atop a long table of stained wood.

KOREAN STATE PRESS RELEASE
February 3, 1949

The Dear Leader, Kim Il-sung addressed the nation today following an extravagant military parade through the streets of Pyongyang. The address, which was the first of the year, was attended by thousands of Korean citizens who cheered loudly for the Dear Leader as soon as he made his appearance. Greeting the crowd with a huge smile and thanking them for their attendance in the warmest of welcomes despite the cold temperatures outside, the address quickly took a serious tone as our great leader spoke on the tragic loss of life in the Philippine Sea.

After thorough investigation and even more thorough review, the Greater Korean Republic concluded that an military vessel of American origins harassed and assaulted the Korean ship in the Philippine Sea, resulting in it's destruction. Kim Il-sung vehemently condemned the American military and government. Announcing that Korea would no longer cooperate with American trade partners, the American government, the Dear Leader called on other nations to take likewise actions to combat blatant American aggression, citing the unnecessary mobilization of military forces in addition to what was already stationed in the region and illegal nuclear tests as evidence of both their intents and guilt.

To: Whom it may concern, People's Republic of China
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

For far too long have the Japanese, Korean, and Chinese people been at odds. Those times are over. I would like to personally invite a Chinese delegation to Tokyo, where I have arranged for the Japanese Emperor and Diet to issue a formal apology to the Chinese people and the Korean people for years of mistreatment and aggression towards them. We hope that this will be the start of a close, and unparalleled relationship between our two great nations.

To: Whom it may concern, Empire of Germany
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

As an envious leader from across the world, I sit envious of the German nation. Rich with culture and history, much like that of Korea. However, I feel as that is where our comparisons end and our differences begin. I wish to recognize the German state's contribution to that of world history, one that could never be overlooked. A true power, in every sense of the word.

That is why I would like to offer an exchange of embassies between our two great nations to lay the framework of a budding relationship. In addition to this we would like to offer a trade agreement, and a military contract that allows us to hire German business to commission military goods for the Korean People's Army.

To: Whom it may concern, French Republic
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

As an envious leader from across the world, I sit envious of the French nation. Rich with culture and history, much like that of Korea. However, I feel as that is where our comparisons end and our differences begin. I wish to recognize the French state's contribution to that of world history, one that could never be overlooked. A true power, in every sense of the word.

That is why I would like to offer an exchange of embassies between our two great nations to lay the framework of a budding relationship. In addition to this we would like to offer a trade agreement, and a military contract that allows us to hire French business to commission military goods for the Korean People's Army

To: Whom it may concern, Confederate States of America
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

Nations with no prior history, that is where we find ourselves. However, with the troubling rumbles of rebellion I would like to express my concern with the stability of the Confederate nation and while we may be ideologically separated, we are brothers of the world. As an offering of peace between our nations, I would like to offer economic and military aid, meaning that we can give your nation large loans with low interest as well as a donation of KPA peacekeepers to help deal with the rebellions within your border. In addition, an exchange of embassies is also offered

To: Whom it may concern, Socialist Canadian Republic
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

In these trying times, I find it important for nations with such similar ideals and even more similar enemies have close, bilateral relations. With capitalist tyrants breathing down both of our necks, though be it in much different ways, I wish to offer Korea's support and recognition of the Socialist Canadian Republic. Properly, I would like to offer a trade agreement, exchange of embassies, and greater military cooperation between our two states.

To: Whom it may concern, Republic of Turkey
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

The people of the Greater Korean Republic thank you for the condolences offered by your great country, these words will carry merit and go a long way in building the best of relationships between our great nations.

With that said, we would like to formally accept both offers of entering a trade agreement, and an exchanging of embassies between our great states. The recognition of the Korean state is deeply appreciated and the act of kindness will not be forgotten.

To: Whom it may concern, United Federation of Nusantara
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

It is with great honor that I address you, an Asian brother state that is supportive of the movement, with great news. The Greater Korean Republic would be honored to enter close trade partnerships and enter into agreements that allow for greater cooperation between our two militaries. This is absolutely necessary after the American's heinous act of attacking Korean civilians, and trying to cause stability to fall in our region. We hope for a long, unparalleled relationship.

To: ALL NATIONS
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

It is with a great honor that I write this letter to inform you of a summit that will be held in April of this year in the city of Tokyo that will be used to broker a deeper understanding of where our various nations stand in regards to others, open dialogue with nations that we normally do not have such conversations with, and ideally lay the frame work for world peace that will last through the ages. I eagerly await your reply.

by **Americae Roma** » Mon May 04, 2020 2:38 am

The nuclear test was recieved positively by the American government, it was a strong assurance of American power projections in these uncertain times, but there was no time to celebrate, the nuclear test was only a small victory, America is facing more problems, namely increasing tension with Mexico and Canada. Imperial America is already maintaining naval patrols in the Gulf of Mexico but it is decided to increase it's fleet size in the Gulf, in addition, Imperial America is increasing it's ground troop presence in both it's southern frontier as well as in the Canadian-American border to deter either nation from launching an attack on Imperial America, Imperial America also has launched naval patrols with a 60 ship carrier fleet in the Labrador Sea close to Canada, this is to monitor Canadian movement and act as a quick response force. All combat aircraft have been put on high alert, with American fighters flying constant aerial patrols close to Mexico and Canada, even B-29 superfortress and B-36 Convair bombers are conducting multi hour patrol loaded with armed nuclear bombs ready for an attack order in minutes.The Los Alamos National Laboratory has been ordered to increase nuclear weapon production which is very much needed in this rapidly destabilizing world,this is especially to replace the old Little Boy and Fatman type nuclear bombs with the new Mk4 nuclear bombs.

To: France
From: Imperial Republic of America

We are sending your nation a delivery of 35 nuclear bombs, 25 of them are the Mk3 Fatman design, while 10 are the newer Mk4 nuclear bombs, we will also provide you with B-29 superfortress bombers in order to act as a delivery device, to allow your nations to quickly produce nuclear weapons, we have also sent your nations precise blueprints of our nuclear weapons so you can use them for rapid production. regarding the Rashid Caliphate, what is your nation going to do about it, also our nation will be willing to work with you in executing a coup in Turkey to put in place a pro western government. The Imperial Republic of America would like to request France to permit the stationing of American troops and combat aircraft as a forward presence to deter the Rashid Caliphate, also, should the Canadians attack french soil, we will retaliate on your behalf. Your Marshal aid package has been delivered on schedule and includes 5 billion USD worth of cash, as well as stimulus packages and infrastructural development funds. Regarding your intelligence report from Canada, yes, we have noted it and are increasing our military presence in the area, also, we've got our nuclear bombers on high alert, if the Canadians and Mexicans pick a fight with us, they'll soon regret it.

To: German Empire
From: Imperial Republic of America

We are sending your nation a delivery of 30 nuclear bombs, 20 of them are the Mk3 Fatman design, while 10 are the newer Mk4 nuclear bombs, in addition, B-29 superfortress bombers will also be sent to your nation to act as a delivery system for the nuclear weapons, we are sending your nations precise blueprints of our nuclear weapons so you can quickly produce them, we also sent your nation modern weapons such as the F-86 saber jets, M46 Patton tanks and T26 Pershing tanks. It is important you coordinate closely with us and the French, especially when we are facing multiple threats posed by the Communist Koreans, the Rashid Caliphate, the Mexicans, Canadians and the Soviets. Your Marshal aid package has been delivered on schedule and includes 5 billion USD worth of cash, as well as stimulus packages and infrastructural development funds

To: Philippines
From: Imperial Republic of America

We are more than honoured to attend your trade conference and together we can deepen our relationship especially to stand against the spread of global communism. We will be sending a delegation to your Malolos trade summit, We will be sending your nation modern weapons such as the F-86 saber, T-26 heavy tank and M47 patton medium tanks. We are giving your nation 5 billion USD worth of cash as well as stimulus packages and infrastructural development funds as part of the Marshal Plan. Also, could you convince Greater Korean Republic I'm not responsible for sinking of Korean vessel.

To: Greater Korean Republic
From: Imperial Republic of America

Retract your statement on both our recent nuclear testing and of the missing Korean vessel immediately, first, no American warship was present close to the area of the Korean vessel when it disappeared, we, the Americans, most likely believe that the vessel probably was sunken due to accidents, for the seas close to the Philippines can get rather rough at times. No United Nations or other international bodies have deemed nuclear tests to be illegal, our nuclear test was already scheduled beforehand already and is done so for the purpose of assessing the nuclear capabilities of our own nation, not as a provocation to others and we apologize if the timing seems unsettling for you, but then local weather patterns often only permit us a small window of time for us to safely conduct our test detonation, and we do so under rigorous safety protocol to prevent unwanted accidents regarding the handling of nuclear ordnance. If your nation is willing to calm it's rhetoric down, we could give your nation some economic assistance through the Marshal Plan.

To: North Arabia
From: Imperial Republic of America

We all know the threat that the unstable Rashid Caliphate has posed, as such, is it possible for your nation to permit our nation to station ground forces in your nation to deter Rashid Caliphate?

To: Turkey
From: Imperial Republic of America

The Imperial State of America is willing to work with Turkey in countering the volatile Rashid Caliphate and hopes for increased cooperation with Turkey. Could the Imperial Republic of America establish an embassy in Turkey?

To: CSA
From: Imperial Republic of America

The Imperial Republic of America wishes for increased cooperation with the CSA and hopes that we can finally settle our differences and work together as productive allies, the Imperial Republic of America is willing to offer marshal plan economic aid to CSA, also, we are hoping to establish an embassy in the CSA.

OOC Info: Nuclear tests are not illegal in the 1940s-50s, the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty was only signed in 1962, while the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty was adopted in 1996, yet due to nations like United States and China not ratifying it, it has yet come to force, so if your nation has nukes, feel free to do nuclear tests like I did.

by **Tranzoria** » Mon May 04, 2020 8:42 am

The New Greek Republic wrote:
The Greater Korean Republic
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To: Whom it may concern, Socialist Canadian Republic
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

In these trying times, I find it important for nations with such similar ideals and even more similar enemies have close, bilateral relations. With capitalist tyrants breathing down both of our necks, though be it in much different ways, I wish to offer Korea's support and recognition of the Socialist Canadian Republic. Properly, I would like to offer a trade agreement, exchange of embassies, and greater military cooperation between our two states.

To: ALL NATIONS
From: Office of Kim Il-sung, Greater Korean Republic

It is with a great honor that I write this letter to inform you of a summit that will be held in April of this year in the city of Tokyo that will be used to broker a deeper understanding of where our various nations stand in regards to others, open dialogue with nations that we normally do not have such conversations with, and ideally lay the frame work for world peace that will last through the ages. I eagerly await your reply.

To: Minister of Foreign Affairs in Korea
Thank you for the Telegram. I also believe us Socialist and Communist nations must stick together in these hard times. And that is why I accept the trade agreement with our embassies, as well as allow Korea to maintain troops and a military base on Moresby Island off the coast of the Canadian Pacific. And to note, my nation is enemies with an ally of the Philippines, so in any future conflict between us and the Philippines, you are welcome to plan out what will happen with us.
From: Temporary Prime Minister Roger Tyler of Canada

by **Americae Roma** » Mon May 04, 2020 8:59 am

VOICE OF AMERICA

AIR FORCE UNVEILS NEW ADVANCED B-47 JET BOMBER

The Air Force of the Imperial Republic of America today proudly unveils the new advanced jet bomber the "B-47 stratojet". Featuring high performance jet engines and swept wings, the B-47 Stratojet truly is the world's most advanced bomber aircraft today and the cutting edge of modern warfare. The B-47 can reach a blistering top speed of 977km/h faster than any previous bomber in history, and with a range of 3,240 km means it can hit a target almost anywhere in the world, with this all range capability only beaten by the lumbering B-36 Peacekeeper, and of course, the B-47 will pack a mighty punch, being able to be armed with 28 500lb bombs and up to 4 nuclear bombs each, the B-47 stratojet shall become the very vanguard of America's nuclear shield defending freedom across the world. No other bomber can rival the stratojet's impressive specifications or advanced features. 15 of these cutting edge bombers have been delivered to the Strategic Air Command with more to follow.

by **Tranzoria** » Mon May 04, 2020 9:42 am

Yavik Air Base, Iceland
10:00

General Granger just sat there, waiting for the test to be over. He wasn't fond of the man across from him, Roger Tyler, the Temporary Prime Minister, who he thought was not the best choice for a PM of Canada. All he was before becoming the new PM was the Premier of the Danish Territories and Canadian Territories, so he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed. In the Control Tower of the air base, both of them as well as the security watched the 22 workers load the missile into the new Territorial-Class Bomber. This was a test to see how both of the new devices would turn out. Then, the elevator door opened. It was Matilda.

"Your telegram to the Koreans has been sent, Tyler," he said with a sigh. He briefly shook Granger's hand, knowing that they both didn't like the new PM.

"The signal has been commenced and the crew is ready," the Controller said.

"Prepare for the take-off. Check the crew has the right area location," Granger replied. He heard Matilda say under his breath, "This will teach those French and American pigs."

Granger turned around and replied, "Hey, hey, remember, the mole is still out there. You don't want a nuclear strike!" The mole, however, was still in France, so the French nor Americans, or any country in the world besides the USSR knew about the test about to go off.

"The crew is off and the plane is sturdy."

"And the location?"

"Ready and clear."

And four minutes later, strike one had commenced. And then strike two. And strike three.

"The test location is hit direct with number two! We have success!"

"Tell the crew to save the fourth missile and close the launch. We have to study the effects of the missile in that height."

"Yes sir."

And thus, Canada's new Anti-Personal Missiles were ready.

by **Monsone** » Mon May 04, 2020 10:24 am

Elysee Palace, Paris

The president's desk was flooded with telegrams delivered by the foreign ministry. It seemed like everyone minus the Canadians wanted to have relations with France. In many ways, it seemed like France was to be on top diplomatically. As the president read the letters, he sighed. It reminded him of 1930s France when France was not only feared, but respected. And he had a plan to regain the respect of the world for France.

Northern Chad, Next Day

It was early in the morning still. The sun had not quite risen yet, and the sky just began to dance with colors. The air was still icy. And in the middle of nowhere was a 100 meter tall steel tower with a large object on the top with wires protruding from it. And 15km away was a large cement bunker where scientists and military offcilas had spent the night along with a select few journalists to capture the event.

At 5:15am the first checks where done to make sure everything was in working order. The enigeers gave a last look around the sight before driving away to safety, nearly 40km away. The sun just began to rise if ever so slightly at 5:25am as a countdown timer was started and the press went to the dedicated camera ports as to safely photograph the event.

At 5:28am a two minute countdown was verbaly begun. Everyone awaited what would happen next. The first minute flew by, and as the second was coming down to a close, a fifteen second countdown was started. 15...14...13...12...11...10...9...8...7...6...5...4...3...2...1...

Immediately after one, a loud bang was heard. The air was shaken and then a bright light lit up the dark Saharan morning. It was as if the sun had risen an hour early. The press officials clicked away and then the room went estatic. Claping filled the bunker as the scientists pulled out a bottle of champange and the military officals brought out some glasses. Then they held a toast to France's first successful nuclear test. Even if the bomb was a donation courtesy of Imperial America.

by **Tranzoria** » Mon May 04, 2020 11:47 am

Ontario, Canada
6:40

In his office, Matilda was writing notes for later about the missile project he had seen earlier. He was angrier than ever. And more worried too. He knew it was happening, but he was still in shock when a telegram from the Quebec Police Department came in explaining how a trio of French Informants were caught sneaking around a records department building reserved for the officials, and how they said about 100 more informants were in the nation. He wanted something to happen about it, and quick. And then he got his wish.

The door to his cramped office opened. His Personal Security Officer, Toller, walked in. "The board is having a meeting that they request you join. They say it is very important."

Matilda jumped up, grabbed his most important notes, and walked out the door with Toller closing it behind him.

At the meeting, Matilda sat down in front of about 15 other members of the government, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Noah Jaye, Minister of Foreign Relations James Carmell, Minister of Defense Ryan Taylor, and others. But one person he didn't see was Tyler.

"Where's Tyler?" he asked.

"We decided not to bring him to the meeting because of... the potential he isn't providing as the PM," Minister of Demographics William Mackenzie announced.

Tyler shrugged and put out his notes.

"As you all know, Canada is in some trying times," Jaye began.

"Our first order of discussion is the French Informants. As you all know, spies from the nation were found a couple of hours ago. What do you think we should do about it?"

Many of those in room shared their ideas, such as Taylor with advanced security on Military areas, Carmell with dealing with France about it, and Minister of Dates Rondy King with closing the borders. After all of their ideas were told, Minister of Security Grahm Taylor went with his decision.

"We should advance security on heavily populated areas with the military doing regular patrols on non-heavily populated areas."

Everyone agreed with that.

"Next order of business: the Missiles. Since the only one of us that was their was Matilda, give us your notes."

Matilda cleared his throat and put his empty binder way. "Now, we have a total of 15 New AP Missiles, and 40 regular AVP Missiles, with more being repaired and made. We should only use the AVP for tests, and only in deserted areas. After all, we still have to worry about the American-Franco Alliance, and I think we may be too late. We will make plans for where we will launch them in case of war later."

"Okay, pretty simple, yet effective. Now the third problem: Quebec."

Whispers came around the room, even between the guards and scribes. The it silenced.

"We all know Quebec has a higher percentage of population wanting independence ever since the French became a problem. So it is most certain the French are aiding rebellion. However, there will be a meeting next week to discuss that problem, so we don't have to worry now. In the meantime, police are put on high alert and Canadian Riot Police have established a new HQ on the outskirts of Quebec City. Speaking of Police and rebellions, the Danish are being calmer ever since we allowed a group of them into the government, and the Mafia has been chased out into Europe, so the Mafia is now the problem of the Swedish. Now what?"

Taylor replied, "The American Blockade. Because of it, we can't do our jiggery magic in Africa, so that topic has to be canceled for today. However, we can go the long way of having ships go through the Artic and Atlantic, go through Mexico's new canal, avoid the Americans with Vaas, and off to Africa we go. And we also have been upgrading our Navy and Coast Guard, which is why we are selling a bunch of old ships to other nations like Turkey and the pirates."

Everyone nodded their heads as Mackenzie started his problem. "As all of you may know, the Dutch gave their Guiana Colony in South America independence. And as some of you may know, we are planning a secret invasion of it, as it will provide a good strategic area to attack the French Guiana and American South America, you know, IN CASE of war."

Gasps and whispers went around again, but this time, Jaye shushed everyone.

"And we have many other issues, but we will discuss those in different meetings. We have concluded we will not declare any wars yet. Dismissed."

Everyone got up and left and as the Reporters compared notes while security went to break. Some stayed and kept discussing things. But Matilda just stared at the window. He just wished MacDonald was back.

by **Saralonia** » Mon May 04, 2020 11:54 am

In light of recent threats and demonstrations of force by the imperialists, the Red Army has agreed to take up your offer to construct a military base in northern Mexico, and has deployed further forces of the Soviet Ground Forces to support the battle against the imperialist threat. The Soviet Navy has also agreed to provide 6 K-class submarines to assist the Mexican Navy against hostile naval forces. Furthermore, the General Secretary himself has agreed to meet with the leader of the Worker's Republic on the condition that this meeting take place in Moscow, due to unrest in the Americas. He awaits your reply.

The Worker's Republic of Mexico, Mexico City, 1:30pm

From:The Ministry of Foreign Relations of The Worker's Republic of Mexico
To:The Soviet embassy

Hello comrades, yes the Dear Leader will fly on a civilian plane with undercover agents to Moscow, the dear Leader even learned a few words in Russian to give a better impression, although we are worried by the recent nuclear power of The Imperial Republic of America and the possibility that they will try to fund Christian guerrillas near major cities and isolated communities along with increased American naval presence which makes us doubt there will be a peaceful resolution.

The Worker's Republic of Mexico, Mexico City, 2:00Pm

Querido Líder está listo para el viaje a Moscú?

Claro que sí Jose es más vallamos los dos, dejaremos en cargo a el Ministro de Asuntos Interiores y a el Ministro de Productividad

Bien querido líder, entonces vallamos a el aeropuerto que usted tiene detrás de el palacio gubernamental.

Si Jose a la Unión Soviética!

-The Dear Leader of The Worker's Republic of Mexico is going to Moscow

by **Kargintina the Third** » Mon May 04, 2020 12:15 pm

Mecca, Rashid Caliphate

“Detonations, detonations. The Americans think they frighten us?” The Caliph spoke with his advisors.

“Tensions between the Americans and the Soviet alliance seem to be heating up. This gives us an opportunity to strike while they are distracted.” One of the advisors said.

“Nusantara?” The Caliph asked

“Precisely your greatness, they just recently sentenced Iman Nasir to death. The populace is even further outraged. We suggest supplying them with weapons in return for having them pledge loyalty to the Caliphate.”

“Very well then, begin preparations.”

To: The followers of Iman Nasir, Nusantara
From: Rashid Calipahate

Greetings brothers,

It saddens us greatly to here of the unjust acts taken against Iman Nasir by the cowardly, atheistic government of Nusantara. We believe the time has come for a new regime to rule over the West Indes. We are willing to supply you all with weapons and ammunition in exchange for your allegiance once the government is overthrown. Only together can we defeat the imperialists and the communists.

Inshallah, brothers.

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