The Wrath of the World (IC-Open)

[Romextly]

"You're kidding me! It's been only 20 days since New years eve and there can be a conflict!" Emperor Leonardo shouted
, "We seriously have to put this thing up in the UN. This could explode."

Encryption: Mild
What you are doing could explode in our faces. We advise to have an international waters sections. You may reaise the taxes, but don't make this into a possible war

[Romextly]

August 15th

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"Looks like we were wrong. It was from the bottom of Scandinavia."

"Well, I do know one thing." The general said.

"What?" The president asked.

"Càbenero has commited something that the republic won't like, and we need to take action." The general said.

"Which was what?"

"They killed CIVILLANS, who did NOTHING WRONG, and YET THEY DID KILL THEM, AND..." The general was on a roll, ranting, but the president stopped him.

"Send a message to them to halt, or face Scandinavian wrath." He said, checking out his latest bombs.

To: Cabenero
From: SI

Look, we have found out that you commited a crime, to us, and preferably the world. The crime was killing innocents. Please, stop, before the military takes action. We would not wish to hurt you, but we will if you don't follow these instructions.

OOC: what were you wrong about?

[Megistos]

OOC: what were you wrong about?

*edited

[Romextly]

OOC: what were you wrong about?

*edited

you didn't answer the question. What were you talking about?

[Megistos]

*edited

you didn't answer the question. What were you talking about?

so the wrong thing was that Scandinavia was wrong about them invading, but I changed it to right cuz it would be unlikely for Scan to know that they weren't

[Monsone]

Berlin

Göring sat at his desk sipping whisky. Another conflit seemed imminent, and he had no intention of involving Germany if possible. See, Japan had once been an ally of Germany, but it was neutrality that had allowed Germany to become rich if a bit of an international pariah. As Göring mulled over his thoughts, there was a knock on his door.

"Come in." Göring ordered as Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz marched in.

"Mr. Reichschancelor." Dönitz said as he took a seat a Göring's desk.

"What is it Grand Admiral?" Göring asked.

"The recent scuffles between Scandinavia and Japan. they've been over some islands that I think we would easily conqueror." Dönitz replied.

"Very well." Göring said as he noded his head.

"My plan would be to use the Lutfwaffe to drop paratroopers on the islands, and then send in the Kriegsmarine to land reinforcements and supplies. The ultimate goal would be to make these islands into a fortress as well as a U-Boat pen for future opperations." Dönitz explained.

"And does Manstein know about this plan?" Göring asked suspiciously.

"Yes." Dönitz lied.

"I would have heard about it if he did." Göring said bluntly. "But that doesn't mater. The opperation is greenlighted by me personally."

"Thank you sir." Dönitz said as Göring signed the papers authorizing the plan.

Meanwhile Göring got out a pen and paper to draft a letter to the President of the United States. It would not be his first time writting to a world leader, but it would be his first when interacting with a former army general in the form of Eisenhower.

Mr. Eisenhower,

It is an honor to communicate with you. As a former high ranking officer, it would be my pleasure to just psend several days sharing war stories. Unfortunately, my job as Reichskanzelor does not allow for such luxuries always. Instead, this corsepondence is to discuss buissness.

Germany has been neutral since 1945, however the threat of communisim is ever present. As such, Germany would love to contribute it's vast technical and industrial expertice to aid the fight against communisim. If possible, Germany would love to contribute everything to the fight against communisim. All demands are acceptable.

Sincerely,

Herman Göring
Reichskanzelor of Germany

[Nihonjan]

Mekajiki, and Bēsu fell back to the fortified island. Then there, the Japanese fortified the island with extra armaments. A telegram was sent to Tokyo for reinforcements of a battalion of 1,000 troops, and a couple tanks.


The island

[Megistos]

Japan, we would like to know if the island is in our waters.

[Nihonjan]

It is in is 15 miles from your nation claim and it is official Japanese territory.

[Megistos]

It is in is 15 miles from your nation claim and it is official Japanese territory.

Okay

[Minskiev]

The United States of America
(Image)
In God We Trust

Down South

The militarist Càbenerans have sunken a Colombian transport ship, for crossing their water to get to Venezuela and back. Of course, this means American ships would be sank for crossing as well, since Càbenero is in the Comintern. And Ike didn’t like that.

Dear El Presidente,

I have been notified that your nation has committed acts of aggression against a Colombian civilians, and even gone as far as to kill them. You are not in a state of war with Colombia, and they were only transporting food. This unreasonable act will cost you dearly in the future. However, I can understand your complaint with the Venezuelan fascists. I will make sure Colombia doesn’t attack you in your war against Venezuela if, and only if, you commit no more acts of aggression against the nation of Colombia. If you do, consider your corrupt commie nation completely and utterly destroyed.

Now, do not interfere with my economic interests again, or else the Stalin will have a lot more than one Colombian ship waiting for it.

With lots of love, Dwight D. Eisenhower

Re: Dwight D. Eisenhower
From: De Republica de Popular Càbenero

Ah, Mr. President. Your "economic interests" are no importante, but the protection of my people is. You call us a "corrupt commie nation", when Nazis are just across our bordera, or how you Americanos say "neighbor". The Colombians were not transporting food, they were transporting WEAPONS! Guns, bombs, metals! Get your ass out of where it doesn't belong

Adios,
El Presidente

Re: De Republica de Popular Càbenero
From: Dwight D. Eisenhower

Dear El Presidente,

Give me proof of the Colombians transporting weapons, since if you had any, you’d know they were transporting weapons. Otherwise, I’ll blow your commie ass out of the god damn water and pin it midair. How is the protection of your people more important when you cannot protect your people from yourself? You are clearly claiming to be for the People, but your people are in poverty. If I was given the job of protecting your people, I’d do it better than you, and you’re supposedly one of them!

If you do not send me proof of them sending weapons, you shall be visited very shortly by my navy. It is already on the way. Do not fail me.

With buckets of love, Dwight D. Eisenhower

Mr. Eisenhower,

It is an honor to communicate with you. As a former high ranking officer, it would be my pleasure to just psend several days sharing war stories. Unfortunately, my job as Reichskanzelor does not allow for such luxuries always. Instead, this corsepondence is to discuss buissness.

Germany has been neutral since 1945, however the threat of communisim is ever present. As such, Germany would love to contribute it's vast technical and industrial expertice to aid the fight against communisim. If possible, Germany would love to contribute everything to the fight against communisim. All demands are acceptable.

Sincerely,

Herman Göring
Reichskanzelor of Germany

Re: Hermann Göring
From: Dwight D. Eisenhower

To Hermann Göring,

I did nazi this coming. While I hate you and your racist guts, and you hate us and our democratic guts, surely we both hate those damn commies more. I accept your offer, but I want to make it secret. I also want you to make democratic reforms wherever you’d feel comfortable in doing so.

From, Dwight D. Eisenhower

[Sarderia]

[box]

10 DOWNING STREET
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

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Addressed To: H.E. Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States of America

Dear Mr. President,

As you have already know, the United Kingdom and the United States both share a long, intertwinned history of good relations and cameraderie, both in the two World Wars and other conflicts as well. As such, we request that the United States government are willing to sign the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), allowing the free flow of trade between the United Kingdom and the United States in North America, the opportunity for citizens of both nations to gain further chances of employment, and the suitable investment climate for both British and American investors. We also request that the United States not interfere with British foreign relations, especially in our endeavor to exert more presence in the Home Islands and our remaining Dominions and the Commonwealth in the future. The United Kingdom also offers an opportunity for the United States government to sign a military alliance pact that would bond our countries together in terms of defensive conflicts.

With Regards,
The Rt. Hon. Rudolf von Strromberg MP,
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Member of Parliament for Birmingham, Hall Green

[Serbia-Macebonia]

Re: Dwight D. Eisenhower
From: De Republica de Popular Càbenero

Ah, Mr. President. Your "economic interests" are no importante, but the protection of my people is. You call us a "corrupt commie nation", when Nazis are just across our bordera, or how you Americanos say "neighbor". The Colombians were not transporting food, they were transporting WEAPONS! Guns, bombs, metals! Get your ass out of where it doesn't belong

Adios,
El Presidente

Re: De Republica de Popular Càbenero
From: Dwight D. Eisenhower

Dear El Presidente,

Give me proof of the Colombians transporting weapons, since if you had any, you’d know they were transporting weapons. Otherwise, I’ll blow your commie ass out of the god damn water and pin it midair. How is the protection of your people more important when you cannot protect your people from yourself? You are clearly claiming to be for the People, but your people are in poverty. If I was given the job of protecting your people, I’d do it better than you, and you’re supposedly one of them!

If you do not send me proof of them sending weapons, you shall be visited very shortly by my navy. It is already on the way. Do not fail me.

With buckets of love, Dwight D. Eisenhower

Re: Dwight D. Esienhower
From: De Republica de Popular Càbenero

Enclosed is a photograph of a box of rifles stolen from the ship. As you can see there is a Colombian flag on each rifle.

Adios,
El Presidente

(OOC: The rifles are stolen Colombian rifles that some Cadeneran troops stole from Colombian border guards in the 40's)

[Megistos]

Scandinavia creates the WPA (World Peace Alliance) for peace between countries. If any nations attack any members, however, all the members will fight that nation

[Monsone]

Re: Hermann Göring
From: Dwight D. Eisenhower

To Hermann Göring,

I did nazi this coming. While I hate you and your racist guts, and you hate us and our democratic guts, surely we both hate those damn commies more. I accept your offer, but I want to make it secret. I also want you to make democratic reforms wherever you’d feel comfortable in doing so.

From, Dwight D. Eisenhower

Carinhall

Göring laughed as he read the letter. Eisenhower acted like the USA didn't treaty any of it's people like dogs, and clearly the USA hadn't heard that the Nazi Party had basically died with Hitler in a bid to end the war. Regardless, Göring was glad the USA wasn't just sticking to the "moral high ground." It was good to know that the USA realized that Germany was a valuable asset in keeping the communist menace and maintaining world peace for the moment. Still, the order to democratize, it sat poorly with Göring.

Democracy had failed Germany before. The Weimar Republic had been a weak and useless government with incompetent leaders and it generally was not viewed favourably in Germany because of the way the Weirmar government had handled the Great Depression. But in Göring's mind, the worst thing the Weimar Republic ever did was allow the rise to power of Adolf Hitler. Göring wouldn't deny that he had proffited massively off that rise, but at the same time, it meant that Göring's rivals in Hitler's inner circle had grown ever stronger and that eventually led to people like Speer, Bormann, and Himmler gaining too much power and influence. They where all vile idiots who nearly doomed Germany in Göring's mind. Bormann and his control over Hitler made the inner circle an unberable place at times, and Himmler was a vile creature of a person who was to extreme in Göring's mind. Regardless, two of them where dead, and Speer had been relegated to merely an architect, although he was considered Germany's most profilic.

So with a sigh Göring pulled out a pen and paper to draft a letter his secretary would then type up and send to President Eisenhower.

Mr. Eisenhower,

I appreciate you accepting the offer. However the mutual hatred between are two nations is not necessarily so. While your people may hate Germany, the German people are deeply fascinated with the Wild West, American culture, and above all, Hollywood. Shocking you would think considering how may jews work in Hollywood. But this is not Hitler's Germany. Jews are no longer peresecuted and are equal citizens along with the Czechs and Slovaks of this nation. After ten years of semi-isolation, Germany needs to open up, and the USA is our first choice.

Anyhow, I accept the deal. Democratization will begin with the press and media and then follow along with the political system. It was a demand I knew you would make all along. If you so wish, you are always welcome in Germany to pay a visit and tour the great nation and to see the sights.

Herman Göring
Reichskanzelor

[Districto]

Arabia was doing fine... for the moment. They were independent, yes, but many nations want their oil. They were fears that a European nation or the USSR/china might attack at any moment and take the oil supplies. The possible action became exceedingly clear, unite the Arabs. So they had. They were divided, yes, but it was still a powerful threat. And they would not succumb to any influence, western or eastern.

[Minskiev]

Re: Dwight D. Esienhower
From: De Republica de Popular Càbenero

Enclosed is a photograph of a box of rifles stolen from the ship. As you can see there is a Colombian flag on each rifle.

Adios,
El Presidente

Re: De Republica de Popular Càbenero

That’s an interesting photograph, considering Colombia doesn’t use those guns anymore. Weren’t those from the early 40s? Your time is up, El Presidente.

With love from to the moon and back, Dwight D. Eisenhower

[Anglonsaxon]

Romania was starting to get uneasy. Stalin was ordering more troops to the ukranian border. They were starting to get antsy and were trying to get their troops. the king sat down and sent a telegram

Encryption: High
Czarina, we are worried that the USSR might try something funny. If they do, would you support us?