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Rasputin

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May 1999 time: 15:15
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To :Zulu and Mali leaders
From: WAAR High Council
Dear sirs/Madams,
The WAAR High Council, being the benevolant people we are, and seeing that the Mali so preciously holds to its control of the Americas, are willing to negotaite on the number of American Colonies to be handed over. If the Mali would rather hold onto what they see as more useful territory in the Americas they can then do a trade off for their African territories. We now this may not please the Zulus so this is directed to both of you to address.
Either ALL American Colonies become WAAR controled and the WAAR hand over all African Provinces (Except for the Nile Valley Egypt and Sudan).
Or, the number of colonies in America is altered and a similar number of desert provinces are handed over to WAAR control. We have the ability to transform poor desert country to high performers. As we have demonstrated in Israel and Saudi Peninsula.
We hear that you wish us to show our good will by the hand over of Mali territory before negotaitions continue, this will not happen. However we are prepared to do a staged handover, you name the province you want, we name the province we want. This will show willingness on both sides.
A proviso on all this is that all provinces and colonies remain intact, we give our word that no improvments have been ransacked by us. In fact we are actively engaged in rebuilding certain improvements.
Finally to the issue of Troops stationed within each province, all troops should be removed except for any defenders necessary to defend the province. We have trained up the survivors in each of the captured Mali territories to the level of Alpine Units, this should please the Mali leadership. We expect the same in the American Colonies. As for any offencive units, they should immediatly leave the garrisoned areas. In Africa all WAAR Ralfitzers will be removed to Israel. Any Mali units in America will need to head to the East coast where a transport (provided as a loan from the WAAR) will collect them and take them back to Africa. upon disbarkation, the transport shall be returned to WAAR Control.
We await any response on all these issues .....
Benjamin Disraeli
Secretary of State
WAAR High Council
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drake
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Maine, US
Oct 2000 time: 00:15
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Shakeem finished reading the WAAR letter he had recieved earlier that morning as he arrived by train into the desert town of Mogadishu. He was accompanied by his Foreign Minister.
"The Israeli proposal seems genuine and fair Kaliid. It seems as if the Mali play it cool, they will get their homeland back. This will be great news for Africa and the west. The Mali think our intentions seem selfish, but their return to power in Africa will make our nation feel safer and Africa as a whole will be much more secure. The motherland above all else is the most important land on the earth and it must be safe, particularly from Israeli influence."
Kaliid nodded.
"Of course General. Africa is our home. It is our peoples home and it is the Mali peoples home. I don't see ourselves as selfish because we are not as concerned with overseas affairs as we are our own continent. The Mali can think what they want, but we only have their best intentions in mind, as we always have."
Shakeem gave a look of agreement.
"So Kaliid, what did the Mali think of your offer to cede the territory of Skopje to their control? We are fully prepared to turn over control on this province as soon as the China deal is finalized. The people there have already been informed and seem to offer no resistance. It's not like they've ever been ruled by any nation. Not since the Norse temporarily took control so many centuries ago. All we get from them is a small dividend of tax money each February and the occasional hello. Their elected mayors are going to run Skopje regardless of what nations flag flies over the state building. They will give the Mali no problems during the transfer of power."
Kaliid had an un-sure look upon his face.
"Truthfully Shakeem, they practically ignored the offer. I don't know if they thought I was bluffing or if they just didn't want the headache of taking over such a distant province. I didn't get a yes or a no, but it surely didn't seem as though they were interested."
Shakeem shrugged.
"Well we don't <i>want</i> to give Skopje up by any means. If the Mali do not care, we will happily retain control of the city. After you have traveled to Sudan to inform the WAAR council that we support their given statement, I would like you to make a trip to Accra and get a definite yes or no."
Kaliid saluted.
"Yes sir."
Kaliid went his seperate way from the General. Shakeem gazed out upon the land surrounding Mogadishu. It was flat and barren, but the plains were alive with activity. Heavy machinery tilled the ground and large pipes for irrigation were being deeply routed into the soil. It was terraformers. Shakeem was in Mogadishu to witness for himself the transformation of desert into grassland.
"Amazing" he thought to himself...........
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The Capo
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of the Baltimorons
May 2000 time: 05:15
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It had been four days, not a single word spoken between Vladimir Lenin and his cellmate. Maybe it was better that way, Lenin only had six months here. Who knew how much longer his cellmate would be here. Lenin slowly ate his gruel, courtesy of the Russian State Pen.
His cellmate stood up and stretched looking out of the iron bars, it was a dark and dreary place. No athsteticly pleasing view in the entire building, and outside was cold and barren, the snow screening the forests to near invisibility. The walls were old, very old, made of cement brick that was wasting away. The cell was cool and dank, it likened to a medieval dungeon.
His cellmate was equally decrepid; he was a middle-aged Mongolian. No doubt captured during the Uralsky invasion, however this could be untrue, many Mongols lived amongst Russians for centuries, in fact they considered themselves Russians more than they did Mongolians. Lenin placed his tray on the floor, it was splotched with blood and other stains, and stood up "Comrade." he said simply.
The Mongol turned around, and in a Russian accent replied "Yes?"
"Why have they imprisoned you?" asked Lenin.
"I robbed a transport vehicle, me and my friends. They weren't as lucky as me, well if you think about it, maybe I am the one with the bad luck." he said smiling, his teeth were brown and rotting.
"The police killed them huh?" Lenin asked.
"Yes, they did. They spared me though." said the Mongol, looking down the hallway lined with cells. It was so dark seeing into them was an impossibility.
"The world is nothing but a process, history rather is the process. The world is merely its stage. One day my friend our plight will be an ancient relic. Prisons, police, governments, they will all cease to exist, cease to exploit the people." said Lenin.
"That all seems very wonderful, but look at me. I am in jail, I am an old man, I've never married, never had children, never a family or my own home." he said "My life has been a waste of time, this place isn't so bad for me if you think about it."
"That isn't true, you are guilty of no crime. You are a victim. You've had a job no doubt?" he asked.
"Yes I have, I used to cut lumber. I was layed off though." he replied.
"Why is that?" Lenin asked.
"Machines, my job was no longer usefull, I never worked any other job before that. I lived in Uralsky, that's all there is there; lumber." he said.
"Ah yes, the capitalist strikes again." said Lenin. "You see, there has been constant struggle between those that control the means of production and those that do not, for centuries this has been true. In the days before this civilization that we cling so hard to there was nothing but peace and community. There was no concept of ownership." he began.
"That's impossible, there was always ownership, always." said the Mongol.
"No, in the early days man was communal. It wasn't until the age of Empires that history began, and with it our process. The Idea, the weltgeist." said Lenin.
"You sound like a preacher." replied the Mongol.
"I am no preacher, I am just a follower of a great man. Karl Marx." said Lenin.
"Karl Marx? Never heared of him." said the Mongol.
"That doesn't surprise me, it would do a lot of people well if nobody has heared of him, but it doesn't matter. You can not defy the Idea, the process had begun. The means of production will shift to the Proletariat, the worker, there shall be a dictatorship of the working class." Lenin replied.
"Well, that sounds very interesting, but I have important sleeping and feeling sorry for myself to do, so if you don't mind I'm going to sleep." said the Mongol, walking towards his bed.
"You'll see, one day you'll see..."
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Brisbane
May 1999 time: 15:15
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"Commander Keen, I am surprised to find you still here, werent you heading off to oversee the construction of the Project in Iraq?"
"Yes Mathew but I recieved word from President Auldinksy that I was to remain to meet with the Zulu Foriegn minister. I had to spend the alst few days just hanging around here waiting as Minister Kaliid was delayed due to the lack of railroads thorugh Africa, those pesky Zulus keep dismantling them everytime theres a threat of war!! Makes traveliing time much longer"
"May I ask why you had to see him commander? Is it good news for peace?"
"Well I probably shouldnt mention it yet Mathew, but what the hell, you will hear soon enough. It appears the Zulus and WAAR have finally reached a common ground. "
"Great Commander, my boy can be home with his mother soon then !!"
"Not so fast Mathew, the Mali have still not responded, we have posted our message in every Mali town and used all our intelligence network to get our agents to delvier the message , but still no reply."
"I hope the soldiers come home soon, we can use them to finish the engineering jobs."
"Yes, we have much work to complete and little time to do it"
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drake
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Maine, US
Oct 2000 time: 00:15
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The Zulus disagree on one of Israeli point. Mali cities were defiled in a way, as their names have been changed. The Zulus suggest the Israelis re-instate the previous Mali city names before the cities are returned.
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The Capo
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May 2000 time: 05:15
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European State Department
110 Metternich Way
Berlin, Germany
TO: The ambassadors of the Zulu Federation and the West Asian and American Republics.
FROM: Vittorio Rossi, Secretary of State of the European Union.
Dear Sirs,
This letter is a response to the latest WAAR release towards the European Union, it has been sent to the Zulus as well because the messages carried within pertain to them as well.
On a point by point basis, WAAR's statements were probably well meant but were very ill worded and planned. The first portion of your statement has already been set into motion, the Europeans have already announced their withdrawl from Africa and the return of the cities to Mali, therefore further discussion in that area are un-neccessary.
As for your second statements, the ones involving Turkey. We feel that your assessment of the entire situation is quite troubling indeed. First you used the selling of books from a library as a potential excuse to reopen hostilities in an area that has seen its share of them. Further you stress the very point you were against just years before when the Mali conflict began. OUR units are on OUR territory, this is fully within OUR rights as a sovreign nation and they shall not be withdrawn. The very same point was made by your armies against the Mali, which acted in the VERY SAME way you are acting right now to us, I hope and pray that Israel does not turn itself into a hypocrite.
To summarize the European Union will withdrawl all forces from Africa and shall return the bases it currently occupies over to the Mali, they will also be given soldiers as well to protect these cities against any local enemies, and we all know who those might be. As far as Turkey goes we will withdraw no units, I am quite sure that no nation within their right minds could denounce this maneuver; this land is our land, these men are our men, we have every right to station them there.
We hope that this does not further sour the relationship between WAAR and the European Union, and would like to make plans for future summits to rebuild it.
Thank you.
Secretary of State,
Vittorio Rossi
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Rasputin

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Brisbane
May 1999 time: 15:15
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quote: Originally posted by drake
"They are making a mountain out of a molehill" says Foreign Minister Kaliid. |
Just to remind all....
The first day I joined this game, the EU (Adriatica back then) thretened me with attacks, for entering this very same DMZ a DMZ that I didnt know existed, but after being informed about it I withdrew the units.
The Zulus three sessions ago demanded , under threat of violence,a WAAR unit be removed from a Fortress that overlapped their city radius and the WAAR once agian for peace sake removed it.
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"It seems as though they are and have always been Paul Keating's willing b1tch. Not suprising." says Captain Fonhto of The USS Mozambique. |
if anyone could give me one good reason to support a coalition of people that obviosuly hate my nation and take great delight in antogonising us then i would join it, but not once, has any help been offered from the Western Alliance, no techs no gold, nothing, just verbal tirades and destruction of WAAR property, please tell me how this means that for no reason I will be aiding the Aussies. My allegiance at present is with the Nongols and no one else, unless anyone else offers me support.
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"The Israelis have war in their blood. Always have. Like a rabid dog, they never stop and never adhere to logic and common decency." said Gooma Gallieem of Cameroon.
| on the contrary, all my wars have been instigated by others and I always follow logic, not the rhetoric as posted here. I ask again how would Zulus respond to WAAR howitzers parked in a recognised DMZ, (For real life example how would USA react to North Korean Artillery advancing into Korean DMZ ?)
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"They are hell bent on either conquering the world or suicide. It's one extreme or the other. People like this just cannot be reasoned with." said Sargeant Jiiioa of the 42nd Analava platoon.
| for a nation so claled "Hell bent on conquering" we havhanded back far more land than we have ever taken. If world conquest or suicde was our goal, we would never have returned the Europena conquests.
quote: "Here we go again " says General Shakeem. | You're right here we go again, once again at a time when we need western Coalition to form the EU continues to do things that he knows will incite war, tell me who is the illogical one, or perhaps it is the EU that is working with the Aussies to keep tensions high. A simple Apology for the previous actions of Firstly invading Khurdistan then deetroying city improvemnts , then destroying a Fortress and finally if they removed the units from DMZ would end the crisis altogether. You are so quick to put pressure on me to cave in but I see no pressure applied by you to the EU to go for peace, so you too are acting illogically given your ultimate aim was to get a western coalition to fight the Australians.....
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Rasputin

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Brisbane
May 1999 time: 15:15
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"Sir this letter jsut arrived in the diplomatic pouch " the aide handed over the sealed envelop to Benjamin Disraeli Secretary of State.
"thankyou son"
He grabbed his gold plated letter opener and sliced through the seal representing the old Mali government.
He slowly read the letter and then pressed the buzzer linking his office to the Presidnets.
"Mr PReisdent, the Mali have responded."
"I'll be right there Ben"
A short while later the President finished reading the letter himself.
"Wow, they asking a lot of trust from us Ben, do we agree?"
"Not sure Mr President, I think we need a slight modification of it to get full agreeement."
"Me too, but at least this is positve, they msut have got a new government formed, giving Timbuktu bakc would be good, but we need our troops out first."
"I agree Mr President, I will send them a rapid repsonse, I wil lget in contact with Mali now."
Mali peace offering
quote: First of all you have to give over Timbuktu
if I have to replace units that are there, I will do so, but as a sign of good faith and for the reasons I have already explained to you that a person's capitol has a special significance to ME (whether I got a palace there or not right now)
I'll give you
Canadienne
Umbassa Underal
the nyou hand over
Burkina Faso
Liberia
Guinea
Niger and
Libya
next I turn over remaining Americans, which are:
New Gao
New Timbuktu
Nashville
that's the total sum extent of every city I got in America
then you return remaining African cities of:
Gambia
West Sahara
Morocco and
Tunisa
I'd like to have you give me a howie and two engineers in Africa for those units in America but I ain't gonna jump and down over it cause I really don't got all that much military there in the first place (as you know since you whacked them all!) and there's really not that much to defend against in America except where you already established)
unless you want me to give you back something that was left attached to a city, in which case I'd be happy to trade as long as I got at least 1 military unit in each city and you honor the peace, as I will
seems to me that's a much more effective way to swap military than transporting them across the Atlantic
Oh, and we at Peace after that. |
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Nashville, TN USA
Dec 2000 time: 23:15
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Mali Provisional Government
It will please be pardoned if we seem seperate from the world but we are in a transitional phase and the power structure here has not been ratified.
However, we, the Provisio who have taken the mantle of leadership upon ourselves, respond to several issues from the current world state.
1. The Mali do not intend to build Manhattan Project, nor is the research of weapons of this kind within our scope or our interests. Thus we add our voice to those who call for the nuclear ban
2. Since WAAR throws it's conflict upon the world government, we give our opinion, though it must be realized the lack of weight this carries. With regards the the loss of civic improvements we feel we cannot make a judgement. War is expensive. It would be a positive and encouraging sign that the EU wishes to avoid war if they would just make some token monetary gesture to make up for some hotheads looting a library; however, we can also see that those in the WAAR authority appear to blown this out of proportion, so..we say only that it is hard for someone to talk to you when you are shouting at them.
However, on the other issue of the troops stationed as they are, and with only hearsay to go on regarding a similar fortification which was destroyed, our reaction would probably be (as it HAS been) the same as it was when WAAR did the exact same thing to us not so very long ago....i.e., it would be seen as an aggressive act of intimidation to have those units parked where they are. The fact that this particular space is in an overlap and actually rests within the city boundaries of both cities is noted, and technically they have every right to be there, but to do so sends a message which the EU claims it does not want to send so why leave them? Maybe it would be different if they were more defensive units. and not so patently offensive units. Maybe not. Maybe WAAR should utilize the same logic and rationalizations they gave to us when they acted the same way.
But to use an analogy which has been heard from us before -- if you keep poking a man in the chest, how can you be surprised if he takes a swing at you? Even if they are within their own boundaries, they are also with the boundaries of WAAR, and have been asked to withdraw, so it would look like a poke in the chest to us
However, that is just an opinion.
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Brisbane
May 1999 time: 15:15
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hmm no shield production... !!!
DAMN Drake I just deleted it too !!!!
Just kididng !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Attachment: zulu1605net.zip
This has been downloaded 5 time(s).
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