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Post by foxspirit on Apr 19, 2013 11:15:36 GMT -5
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Post by ChineseDrone on Apr 19, 2013 11:34:22 GMT -5
To Republic of China from Empire of Japan secret: What do you mean Hainan Island it is a part of japan so please explain in greater detail what you want.
From: Republic of ChinaYou must be rather confused-Hainan island is not your territory, you merely hold a sphere of influence there. However, the island is Chinese, and it has been our longstanding policy that all agreements between our two nations made prior to 1937 were nullified by your invasion. This includes your sphere in Hainan. It has slipped our mind up to now, but we demand that you work out a timetable for Japanese withdrawal from the island. To: India, Afghanistan, Burma, Thailand (Separate Notes)
From: China
Secret: We were wondering how you feel about the Japanese and radical leftism? |
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Vault Boy
New Member
Aya Shameimaru fanboy
Posts: 11
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Post by Vault Boy on Apr 19, 2013 11:43:27 GMT -5
From the United States
To Mexico
SecretWe noticed the eery growth of Communism in your nation and we just need to ask if you need a 'hand' in ensuring they don't do anything 'rash'.
From MexicoWell, we need to expand the air force. It is on a dismal state, and communist guerrillas in Central America have a strange tendency to prop up in our territory for no reason. As for Communism. Well, there's the bolsheviks in the Mexican Communist Party, which aims to impose a similar government to the one from the Bolsheviks, but they haven't taken up roots in the actual power structure, not counting the syndicalist leaders (however, the workers are sided with the ruling party). We "can" take care of them... with some financial help and advisors. ((OOC: Adolfo López Mateos was a leftist. Though, he's more of a moderate leftist unlike the previous presidents.) |
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Post by heavyweaponsguy on Apr 19, 2013 11:52:04 GMT -5
To: India, Afghanistan, Burma, Thailand (Separate Notes)
From: China
Secret: We were wondering how you feel about the Japanese and radical leftism? We hold no love for the same old imperialism except practiced by an Asian people instead of a European one. Though unlike some other nations, the Socialist Party is legal here, and they aren't exactly ready to roll out the welcome mat for Moscow. |
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Deh74
Junior Member
King of all Beavers.
Posts: 98
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Post by Deh74 on Apr 19, 2013 12:10:35 GMT -5
To India
From Canada
We did not intend to insult you with out recent statements and apologize if you were offended by it. We simply meant that we wish that you wouldn't leave the commonwealth but we recognize your decision.
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Post by heavyweaponsguy on Apr 19, 2013 12:17:37 GMT -5
To India
From CanadaWe did not intend to insult you with out recent statements and apologize if you were offended by it. We simply meant that we wish that you wouldn't leave the commonwealth but we recognize your decision. We did not leave the Commonwealth, we simply abrogated our Dominion status, because unlike other dominions, the people of India are not descended from British colonists. We were not aware that nations had to be subservient to Britain to be part of the Commonwealth. Surely a nation such as Canada could be a loyal friend and ally of Britain while simultaneously being the Republic of Canada or something of that nature, the two are not mutually exclusive. If the British choose not to accept our fair and reasonable terms that we feel will take a major step towards the resolution of grievances that exist between our two states, then we will indeed have to consider whether or not we are truly considered a valuable part of this great Commonwealth. |
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Post by temporal1 on Apr 19, 2013 13:32:55 GMT -5
To Republic of China
From Empire of Japan
We will return Hainan by the year 2007 is that acceptable.
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Post by Alexcosta on Apr 19, 2013 14:53:44 GMT -5
Diplomacy:
From: Greater German Reich
To: Republic of India
We will see what we can do.
From: Greater German Reich
To: Portuguese State
Secret:
Anything we can do for you to convince you to cede Goa to India?
From: Greater German Reich
To: Empire of Japan
Secret:
The Indians want you to cede Andaman and Nicobar. What can we do for Japan to think about accepting it.
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Post by ChineseDrone on Apr 19, 2013 14:55:27 GMT -5
To: India, Afghanistan, Burma, Thailand (Separate Notes)
From: China
Secret: We were wondering how you feel about the Japanese and radical leftism? We hold no love for the same old imperialism except practiced by an Asian people instead of a European one. Though unlike some other nations, the Socialist Party is legal here, and they aren't exactly ready to roll out the welcome mat for Moscow. We see... would you be interested in closer relations with us and the United States? To: Japan
From: ChinaWhen we asked for your withdrawal, we believed that it could be assumed that we wanted it to happen within a reasonable timeframe. Apparently, that's not something you've realized. We demand that you withdraw from the island in at most a year. To: USA
From: China
Secret: Come to think of it, some aid packages, or, failing that, the USA buying some of our bonds at low interest rates would be a great help for us, as would a reduction of tariffs on Chinese goods entering the United States |
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Post by SuperMissile on Apr 19, 2013 15:36:42 GMT -5
Dowlat-e Shâhanshâhi-ye Irân - 1960  Name: Imperial State of Iran Head of State: Mohammad Rezā Shāh Pahlavī Head of Government: Mohammad Mosaddegh Type of Government: Constutitional Monarchy Population: 22 million Capital: Teheran Largest City: idem DomesticInternal Events:The divide between Shah Pahlavi and PM Mossadegh continues, the former is conservative,secular and authoritarian while the latter is the exact opposite. The divide between the two parties have immobilized the Iranian nation. Internal Problems:-Britain and Russia next door -Divide between Shah and PM -General third world status -Religious nut jobs Economic Status:-Good It's decent. Military-All military information not dealing with the numbers themselves goes here... Army:Number of Men in total currently in the active military: 150,000 Navy: Air Force: Diplomacy:LATER #NationNameTurn[/quote] |
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Post by Barry Barrington III on Apr 19, 2013 15:44:19 GMT -5
To: The United StatesFrom: IndiaOh excellent! We shall have to play use these for Cricket! We are, as ever, committed to the cause of democracy. We do have a wonder though, in light of your recent induction of China, we would wonder if you might also be interested in strengthening our bilateral relations. If the British in the end decide that India is not a valuable nation and ally, then we would be happy to shift the impetus of our foreign relations to the world's most venerable democracy.
To IndiaWell when you put it in such a flattering way, we'd love to strengthen relations between our two democracies. To: USA
From: China
Secret: Come to think of it, some aid packages, or, failing that, the USA buying some of our bonds at low interest rates would be a great help for us, as would a reduction of tariffs on Chinese goods entering the United States
To China
SecretConsider it done, except the tariffs part. That's not on the table for us at the moment. To: USA
From: AustraliaEverything's just fine down here. Thanks for asking. SECRET We'd be more than happy for an increase in co-operation with regards to military matters. Say; we're in the business for some new hardware - specifically a new carrier sometime in the future. While we still haven't decided on much other than that we are going to acquire/and or build one we do know that the planes on her flight deck will probably be American. If you could inform us what planes you might be able to sell us, that'd be great.
And then there's the matter of our nuclear program. While we've got nuclear capable allies, they are rather far away and we'd like our own deterrent against any nation that might decide that our fair continent would be an awfully nice addition to their empire. What we're asking for is some help with making a small amount of nuclear weapons - we'd be happy to give you some help in exchange for it; though I'm not sure what you'd want in exchange.
To Australia
Secret*Insert OTL Planes from the 50's here --->* We could find our way to helping you start something up but in exchange we want basing rights in Darwin. That both helps us and helps you with the US Navy subsequently being added as an extra protective layer to your fine nation. To: United States
From: United Kingdom
SecretWe are annoyed about India, and are currently looking over their proposal and looking at it. We were readying to begin a process of decolonization already, by having referendums done, and determining the amount of time, till each of the regions are ready for independence as a stable country.
To Britain
SecretWell it's fair and we highly recommend you accept it. Very good then. |
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Post by temporal1 on Apr 19, 2013 16:35:50 GMT -5
To Republic of China
From Empire of Japan
We will decide at a time of our choosing what to do about Hanian and when we will withdraw from it not you we will defend ourselfs against an attack
To Greater German Reich
From Empire of Japan
Secret:
We will give the Indians the Islands they want back in return for German Help with our Nuclear Weapons Program
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Post by rifleman509 on Apr 19, 2013 17:06:56 GMT -5
To: Germany
From: Italy
Secret: Might cause issues having both Hugary and Romaina trying to work together. If we had to choose I would rather have Romaina due to their natural resourses. Perhaps we should invite Yugoslavia?
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Post by ChineseDrone on Apr 19, 2013 17:09:36 GMT -5
To Republic of China From Empire of Japan We will decide at a time of our choosing what to do about Hanian and when we will withdraw from it not you we will defend ourselfs against an attack
From: Republic of ChinaYou act as though Hainan Island is your territory. It is not, it is ours. It is not your place to decide matters on sovereign Chinese territory. You are illegally occupying Chinese territory. We demand that you withdraw, or we will seek *ahem* international arbitration. |
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Post by temporal1 on Apr 19, 2013 17:18:33 GMT -5
To Republic of China
From Empire of Japan
the only way you are getting the Island Back is to give up any claims to Formosa and to Sign a Formal peace Treaty with us then formal Taks can take place on Hainan Island.
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Post by Barry Barrington III on Apr 19, 2013 17:21:18 GMT -5
To Republic of China From Empire of Japan the only way you are getting the Island Back is to give up any claims to Formosa and to Sign a Formal peace Treaty with us then formal Taks can take place on Hainan Island.
To JapanNow that sounds like a rude way to try and get peaceful talks off the ground. |
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Post by temporal1 on Apr 19, 2013 18:12:50 GMT -5
To United States
From Empire of Japan
we are willing to talk with the Republic of China but we will not give up Formosa as it is an integral part of Japan and it will remain So Hainain we can negotiate on but we would require the Republic of China to give up any Claim to Formosa then we can work on talks for a Withdrawal.
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Post by Barry Barrington III on Apr 19, 2013 18:20:10 GMT -5
To United States From Empire of Japan we are willing to talk with the Republic of China but we will not give up Formosa as it is an integral part of Japan and it will remain So Hainain we can negotiate on but we would require the Republic of China to give up any Claim to Formosa then we can work on talks for a Withdrawal.
To JapanWe see no reason why you should require China drop its claims to an island inhabited by ethnic Chinese so it can recover another island occupied by ethnic Chinese. |
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Post by temporal1 on Apr 19, 2013 18:53:05 GMT -5
To United States
From Empire of Japan
The Republic of China said land taken from 1937 and japan has owned Formosa since 1890's
the Chinese can have Hainain Island Back once we have removed all of the Settlers and relocated them to Formosa we will then take away all the Japanese Owned Equipment such as Factory Equipment and Railway Engines and take them with us is this acceptable.
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Post by alex1guy on Apr 19, 2013 19:27:42 GMT -5
1960: Student Protests In Vienna In the Third Reich, peaceful student protest break out in Vienna against the German administrations. High inflation and unemployment in Austria and other German satellites, a result of Goering's policies of forcing debt upon the respective nations has led to the current demonstrations. Some students wave the old Austrian flag and sing songs of independence. The heavily controlled state media works extremely hard to keep the protests a secret but information does leak out to the rest of the world. |
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