
June 7th, 1910
Capslandian colonies in Yaramaqui there was unrest. Locals, upset with taxes, poor living standards and lack of religious freedom rose up in arms against their colonial overlord. The Royal Yara Shipping Company (RYSC) extorts the populace in order to get good deals on Yaramaqui goods. Due to this a local rebellion the locals attack the colonial governors residence, burning it to the ground and killing him. In their fit of anger and defiance the rebels moved to destroy RYSC assets in the region, sinking several ships, burning housewares and workers . The Capslandian government has sent an ultimatum to Yaramaqui/Yosun demanding compensation for the lost goods. The reject of this demands leads Capsland to declare war on Yaramaqui/Yosun.
And this the first domino fell
Jamestown, The United Soviets of the Jason Republic
The clicking of boots could be heard as the group of military men came down the passage. The marble hall was adorned with flags of the great revolution. Red banners, trimmed in gold tread hung from the ceiling. At the head of the room another man, dressed in a military uniform, was sitting at a table. He sat at attention, looking at the two approaching officers. With a sereis of extra loud clicks the two walking men came to a stop in front of the table.They saluted. "Dictator-General Ejsik Weiss, I hope you slept well. Here is the news from the Journal!" one of the men said, giving the Ejsik the newspaper. The head line was clear with the message.
The Royal Yara Shipping Company Looses Millions
The Dictator continued to read the highlights. An ultimatum was sent. The Dictator smiled.
"Comrades, sit. We drink to the death of capitalism!" he said, pouring tea for the other two men. "Please, sit. I want the hands to give me reports on this matter. This is what money does, it brings war. Now we must watch. How are the workers today?"
This was the Dictator's famous line. He was elected from the soviet to do one thing: care for the masses. In the recent years massive reform programs were put in place to repair the damage of the Revolution and improve lifestyles. Yet more had to be done.
"We project that employment will continue to drop and we have the board of wages on the matter of starting to put in place greater wage increases for the rising amount of goods being produced, sir," the silent man spoke. He took a sip of tea. "The new Mit'a cycle starts in a week, as we know. We will have the list of duties for you soon." The man put down the tea. The Dictator smiled. "Please, let us eat to the death of capitalism!"


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