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Piikala wrote:How will Fuso be interacting in this conflict(i.e. what side will he be on and what kind of support will he be giving)?

Bengal and Assam wrote:

Piikala wrote:How will Fuso be interacting in this conflict(i.e. what side will he be on and what kind of support will he be giving)?

I bet that he'll end up on the British side...
I don't know what side I'll end up in myself...

Langenia wrote:

Bengal and Assam wrote:I bet that he'll end up on the British side...
I don't know what side I'll end up in myself...

You'll end up on mine once I get that coup going, and it's inevitable.

Bengal and Assam wrote:

Piikala wrote:How will Fuso be interacting in this conflict(i.e. what side will he be on and what kind of support will he be giving)?

I bet that he'll end up on the British side...
I don't know what side I'll end up in myself...

Bengal and Assam wrote:

Langenia wrote:
You'll end up on mine once I get that coup going, and it's inevitable.

With parts of the military leadership making noise against the government as of now, alarm bells would be ringing 24/7 within the elected govt regarding a possible coup.
The govt would move loyal troops to the interior of the country, and fight out a war of attriction with Junta forces, which would control the coastline and the cities.

While the Junta would be handing out contracts to their buddies to rename everything with "La Plata" in it to "Argentina". The government leading from the interior would cut out deals with the Chileans and the American.

Piikala wrote:How will Fuso be interacting in this conflict(i.e. what side will he be on and what kind of support will he be giving)?

Piikala wrote:

Bengal and Assam wrote:I bet that he'll end up on the British side...
I don't know what side I'll end up in myself...

I think Piikala could invade him, though, throw enough soldiers at the problem and check the weather to make sure there's no Kamikaze(divine wind aka typhoons) of any sort and invade from all sides.

Fuso- wrote:

Piikala wrote:How will Fuso be interacting in this conflict(i.e. what side will he be on and what kind of support will he be giving)?

The Anglo-Fuso Treaty of Eternal Friendship and Alliance (1720) says hello.

Piikala wrote:I think Piikala could invade him, though, throw enough soldiers at the problem and check the weather to make sure there's no Kamikaze(divine wind aka typhoons) of any sort and invade from all sides.

Problem 1: I know your every move.
Problem 2: You touch Nanyouto the primary SSBN base of the IFN and there will be nuclear hellfire.

Langenia wrote:

Fuso- wrote:The Anglo-Fuso Treaty of Eternal Friendship and Alliance (1720) says hello.

Problem 1: I know your every move.
Problem 2: You touch Nanyouto the primary SSBN base of the IFN and there will be nuclear hellfire.

Just a reminder that if you wish to use nukes you're gonna have to tell me and Union of British North America.

Fuso- wrote:

Langenia wrote:
Just a reminder that if you wish to use nukes you're gonna have to tell me and Union of British North America.

UBNA is already aware. Otoh it's a principle since invading somebody's primary SSBN base leads naturally to certain assumptions that leads to nuclear exchange.

Piikala wrote:

Bengal and Assam wrote:I bet that he'll end up on the British side...
I don't know what side I'll end up in myself...

I think Piikala could invade him, though, throw enough soldiers at the problem and check the weather to make sure there's no Kamikaze(divine wind aka typhoons) of any sort and invade from all sides.

Fuso- wrote:Problem 1: I know your every move.
Problem 2: You touch Nanyouto the primary SSBN base of the IFN and there will be nuclear hellfire.

The Union of British North America wrote:I will have a post up tonight.

It appears that our naval battles will look interesting.

Piikala wrote:I am thinking I'll post tomorrow detailing Piikala's plan in the RP and maybe potential diplomatic contact with Langenia if he's interested?

Langenia wrote:
Sure, I'm interested.

Romextly wrote:The Republic of Chile that has recently seen a wave of nationalism, not unlike La Plata had in the 70's for the Falklands war. The current President is letting the free market on the way, but with increasing protests over the privatization of the nation and the gap between the wealthy elite and the average man has not been felt since 1990's.

Currently, the government favors the NAU due to the possible aid that is expected to help Chile to be able to survive more years of the current rule. The nation has been leaning to NAU due to the support that propped up the government during the cold wars, but now the populace, now angry at most actions taken by the government are questioning this. A few are believing Langenia to be a better fit as allies due to the proximity and the threat of La Plate due to the Tierra de Fuego incident.

One person in general, Army General Ricardo Martínez Menanteau, as been leaning more to some politicians who voted against President Sebastián Piñera. There is talk of a possible coup, made more so by the promises of Menanteau of gains in Tierra de Fuego and support Langenia. With the increasing vye for power, it will depend on which nation can promise Chile the most.

Romextly wrote:The Republic of Chile that has recently seen a wave of nationalism, not unlike La Plata had in the 70's for the Falklands war. The current President is letting the free market on the way, but with increasing protests over the privatization of the nation and the gap between the wealthy elite and the average man has not been felt since 1990's.

Currently, the government favors the NAU due to the possible aid that is expected to help Chile to be able to survive more years of the current rule. The nation has been leaning to NAU due to the support that propped up the government during the cold wars, but now the populace, now angry at most actions taken by the government are questioning this. A few are believing Langenia to be a better fit as allies due to the proximity and the threat of La Plate due to the Tierra de Fuego incident.

One person in general, Army General Ricardo Martínez Menanteau, as been leaning more to some politicians who voted against President Sebastián Piñera. There is talk of a possible coup, made more so by the promises of Menanteau of gains in Tierra de Fuego and support Langenia. With the increasing vye for power, it will depend on which nation can promise Chile the most.

Bengal and Assam wrote:I think I should write an in depth post about a spy spying on the Langenian Embassy. Similar to how UBNA wrote an indepth post...

Langenia, can I use a Langenian spy to kill him? Apparently he would get the news of the impending coup from a source inside the embassy. He'll die in an alley before he could reach safety...

Piikala wrote:

Langenia wrote:
Sure, I'm interested.

I am thinking maybe Piikala could send a diplomatic mission to Langenia to discuss a potential trade deal or maybe an arms deal of sorts? Along with military alliance?

Langenia wrote:

Piikala wrote:
Maybe Piikala could send a diplomatic mission to Langenia to discuss a potential trade deal or maybe an arms deal of sorts? Along with military alliance?

That is an idea that I would like. A military alliance would cement our mutual rivalry to NAU. So I am the one supplying you with arms?

Piikala wrote:

Langenia wrote:
That is an idea that I would like. A military alliance would cement our mutual rivalry to NAU. So I am the one supplying you with arms?

I was thinking Piikala could since Piikala has massive amounts of resources and industrial capacity thanks to its control of china. So Piikala can hammer out large amounts of supplies and ship them across the pacific.