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Germany
Jun 2000
time: 05:12
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Ahhhh... the pleasures of battle
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quinns
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Quote from the Daily Incan Chronicle editorial page--
"... The Incan generals and admirals are busy with the makings of war. However, the Incan people are becoming very concerned about this war against Breaker Morant. They profess that the Australian people are suffering but Mr. Morant does not suffer at all. Rather, he enjoys watching his soldiers die -- as though it were a sport. Much distress in Inca over the slaughter of brave Australian soldiers while Breaker sits safe on his throne and gloats about the "pleasure" of battle..."
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Turn 86 to St Jon --
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Rick Elkins
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New York City USA
Feb 2000
time: 00:12
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(out of order)
Good St Jon,
I am perplexed by your statement that my cavalry are in French land, as they are clearly stationed in a province of Greece. But in the name of friendship and peace, I have acted upon your request, and have created a map delineating proposed borders between France and Greece. Athens prefers to act with friendship toward our neighbours in Paris, and does not wish to have to point out the obvious regarding our de facto ownership of these lands. We rely upon the wisdom of the French to see the mutual benefit to a peaceful settlement of our minor disagreement.
Your statement that proposals for a border that were made long ago were to no avail are disturbing, for could that not be interpreted as your suggesting that France has no intention of honouring these agreements? We hope not, for they have been carried out in good faith by the Greek government, and we would hate to find that we cannot trust the French.
What's more, many in Athens see your claims regarding some sort of supernatural powers possessed by we Greeks as another step down a road of delusion that started when you began claiming Divine powers of your own. The information we used to make our previous observations came from previous map exchanges which show the French city of Avignon to our west (on a long river), with the beginnings of additional farms which are clearly meant for the benefit of future cities yet to be built. In addition, we have also been long aware of the French city of Vernon, located to the south of your knight.
So you see, St Jon, not all mysteries to France have their origin in the "Mystic". Should more of these strange ideas continue to plague you, I implore you to seek the assistance of doctors. Surely it must be a great burden to believe yourself to be a Saint, and to be convinced that others are using paranormal powers against you.  For the good of France and yourself, get professional help!
Xenophon of Athens
[This message has been edited by Rick Elkins (edited February 25, 2001).]
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St Jon
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BRIGHTON, UK
Aug 2000
time: 05:12
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Beloved Xenophon,
As you do seem to be experiencing difficulties with your memory I have taken the liberty of helping you to discover the joys of recall.
The quoted email is the very last direct communique between us and has been acted upon in good faith by France.
It should be noted that the area 'in dispute' upon that occasion was the siting of a Greek City to the North East of the Coastal Mountains. Please explain your radical rewriting of history.
St Jon, Integrity amidst Infidelity.
From: Rick Elkins
To: jonfurderer@freeuk.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 5:30 PM
Subject: Re: Love Conquers.
Jon,
My vacation has been extended due to the cancellation of my flight home! So I won't be back in New York for a couple of more days. This means I cannot create JPEG's until then, but I think we can resolve the situation with mere words.
My understanding is that we agreed that the land west of the recently-disputed spot belongs to France, and the land east belongs to Greece. That should apply to all land north and south of that future Greek city radius. The spot north of there, where you now have a phalanx, and I a phalanx and cavalry, is then in Greek territory. What's more, my phalanx has been there for at least 10 turns. So I would ask that you please remove the phalanx, and take him back to French land.
I wouldn't want you to think that I am pushing you into a war, but I am instead merely asking that you honor our agreement. Hopefully, we can then move beyond what we both agree is tedious misunderstandings.
Best Regards,
Rick
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quinns
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Well said, Tomas.
Quinns of the Inca
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The True Demosthenes
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London, UK
Feb 2000
time: 05:12
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Turn 86 ==> Stavros
Again my thanks to Prince Regent Keygen for his superb handling of the Welsh nation in my absence. Unfortunately, my good deeds in relation to the recent flu epidemic at work have meant that I too am now incapacited, being sent home from work in a terrible state.
However, there seems to be alot to disseminate from all this information, and so comment will be reserved for the time being.
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Cariad,
Demosthenes.
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www.polthought.freeserve.co.uk
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quinns
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Turn 87 to St Jon ---
"War Protesters Line Streets Around Cuzco Capitol"
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The True Demosthenes
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London, UK
Feb 2000
time: 05:12
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Turn 87 ==> Stavros
Wales worries at the instable nature of the region closest to her, and so as a defensive precaution her troops have been ordered to move into positions to secure her border with Australia.
The aggression across the border has no place overflowing into the peaceful world that we call Wales, and whilst Welsh troops are enforcing border control and throughfare far more strictly than before, they are still remaining only on military alert.
Wales is still hoping that Australia might see the option of peaceful negotiation instead of war as the only way to conduct international relations, a position that Wales has always, and continues to, advocate.
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Cariad,
Demosthenes.
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www.polthought.freeserve.co.uk
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Stavros
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Germany
Jun 2000
time: 05:12
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Looks like you Bastards are just itching for an excuse to attack...
Yes...
I've now declared war on Greece. Well, if you can call shooting 4 cannonballs at the 21 troops parked outside the walls of Darwin (the gateway of diplomacy) a hostile act.
As for the Welsh... You can't get much more duplicitous than that. There have been no troop movements at all in your direction, despite our proximity.
Oh well... In for a penny in for a pound...
Let the games continue....
Your beloved Breaker Morant.
"Shoot straight you bastards"
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quinns
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Turn 88 to St Jon of the French ---
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The True Demosthenes
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London, UK
Feb 2000
time: 05:12
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Wales has taken no action against Australia nor any other nation, for we remain neutral and still seek to bring all parties involved to the table of diplomacy.
Our recent movements, as stated, have been made to ensure border safety, so that this brutal war does not spill onto Welsh soil.
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Cariad,
Demosthenes.
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www.polthought.freeserve.co.uk
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quinns
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Dear St. Jon,
Please calm yourself.
The Incans have received many foreign "Diplomats" into our land who all have the ability to "SPY" as well. Did the "Spy", that you apprehended, actual perform any acts of sabotage against France, or was he simply performing reconnaissance? Spanish, Greek, French, and Welsh Diplomats have performed many such RECON missions into Incan lands without causing an issue in Cuzco. I can understand that you are somewhat upset with Greece for not informing you of the spy, but words like "Betrayal","Satan" and "Vermin" are WAY out of line for the infraction. Are you, perhaps, using this minor violation of trust as a springboard for you to go to war against Greece??
This minor violation, that you mention, is in no way comparable to the Pontevedra Massacre where 10 thousand innocent civilians were slaughtered! Yet you still remain silent in condemning this heinous act that brought most of us into this awful war, (in which you continue to remain on the comfortable sidelines, by the way!).
Quinns of the Inca
[This message has been edited by quinns (edited March 05, 2001).]
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