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Traitorous King Surrenders Spain

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It is with great sadness that we must announce our beloved monarch has consumated the traitorous act of surrendering Spain to the evil Frogs.  Because of this cowardly action, a Junta is establishing itself to erase this dispicable and cowardly act.  We pray that our king will return to us in the true embrace of Spanish courage.  Until that time we must exercise the authority God has given us.

While we may be forced to temporarly adhere to the wishes of our king (we have no choice but to abide by the asinine surrender rules), in the true spirit of the Spanish people (and their actual historical intransigence), we have no intention of making peace with the Frogs (this was clearly stated in the beginning against any attacker).  We will continue to fight the Frogs with every means possible until they lay unmoving at the foot of their thone.  Take heart my allies.  We will continue to stand at your side despite the actions of our cowardly king.  All of our resources we pledge to help in our righteous cause.  We will not honor the surrender as there can be no honor in dealing with live Frogs.

The Will Of Spain 
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RE: Traitorous King Surrenders Spain

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The terms of the surrender have been set.  The treaty issued by France was appropriately names the "Treaty Of Cooperation".  As our king is still held against his will, that is certainly what the Junta intends to do with our true allies.  With the treaty set we can now move forward.

Please send me your commodity needs.  I will meet them if at all possible.  If you can pay a market price Spain would be grateful.  If you cannot afford to pay for them Spain will provide the commodities for free.  Don't forget to change the status to the apprpriate PBEM settings.

If free passage for your forces is needed, just let me know and write up a treaty request.

If you need depots, let me know and be sure to include mutual use of supply depots in your treaty.  Spain will provide the depots gratis.

Spain will faithfully carry out the other activities discussed.

To Victory And Dead Frogs  !!!
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RE: Traitorous King Surrenders Spain

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To his Majesty the Holy Roman Emperor.

Your Highness I am in haste to advise you that the Court here in Constantinople is at present in uproar over the perceived slight the exclusion of Turkey from the division of Poland has caused; being well grounded in administrative affairs myself I am sure that this is nothing more than an oversight by someone in your secretariat.

However the insult is felt very keenly, and I would ask that you include the province of Podolia, where Turkish troops under no less a commander than His Majesty Selim III have been conducting operations against the Poles, as part of the overall division of Poland and assign it to Turkey as recognition of the part Turkish forces played in the late Polish War.

I would humbly ask that a swift response to appease the hot heads in our Military be issued so as to avert any further Turkish hostility towards your Nation.

I trust this communiqué, written in some haste to try and avert further deterioration of the situation, finds you in good health & peace of spirit.

I remain your respectful Servant.
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RE: The First Baltic War ends

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I have no problems either, especially since we are moving away from the campaign season again.

I would suggest that you post some events where you would like us to wait for your return (ie. all of Europe declares war on you, an enemy gets within 1 march of Vienna, etc.) While I doubt any of those things would happen, I wouldn't mind waiting a little while for your return in such a situation.

(I can pretty well assure you Denmark won't be declaring war on Austria. Too far to walk[;)])

I will trust that my Prussian friend provides an appropriate response. :-) Actually I may check my E-mail a few times plus give Andrew my cell # for any emergencies to keep things moving.

I see many changes since I have been gone... I will read up on E-Mails and back in action this Friday AM.
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Declaration Of will

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To my Fellow Leaders Of Europe

Since I was busy with war affairs I wasnt able to read much about International high talk around.

It is now a good time to declare The New Republics Understandings to all who interested.

We feel that Europe is one fine Single entity which many honorable equal Members in it. As it is One and there is balance and Harmony in it. it must be protected to have that status-que.
Our Recent actions reflects this feeling. We do not take action unless we found it neccesary. Yes every sovereign nation has her right to conquer and prosper. But with mutual understanding.
We exlained our deepest concers regarding this to Spain clearly. In our way of thinking making war to a nation right next to your border requires attention.
Such as Denmark who take action to far distant Sweden has taken our good wills. Even we were far away. We warned Spain dangers of this kind of single
minded actions. To our belief there is no differance in suprise attack we made and her action to Italy without taking our Blessing.
We ask you who is the aggresor then. In our thinking we were obliged to help a single nation from perishing.
As the action comes to conclusion we think we have a clear message to everyone.
France wants to protect the balance of power not destroy it. For this friends for long term cooperation in equal terms are welcomed.. Anyone who fells that is a right goal we are open to any kind of discussion.

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At the outskirts of Paris, site of recent Republic victory over England.





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RE: Declaration Of will

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First Consul;

His Britannic Majesty: King George Aprezto III feels he must respond to your statement. While we agree sometimes war is just diplomacy by other means, we were particularly incensed by your incredibly ungentlemanly surprise attack. Has chivalry as well as the Monarchy been lost in previously fair France?

The Spanish King, a close and personal friend of his Majesty, governs a country that has prosperous trading arrangements with Britain. We also border your lands, what is to say you will not sneak legions within close proximity of Britain's holdings and unleash them without an honourable declaration of War?

We also note that your propaganda lackeys have been feeding you falsehood. Britain has not lost a single battle so far on the continent, managing to temporarily capture her supply line will avail you nothing.

Sincerely
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French Resolve Crumbling

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Spain has received information from it's "Super Spy" in Paris that French resolve appears to be cracking. In addition to his detailed reports on Frog troop concentrations, "Super Spy" smuggled this photo, er, I mean wood cutting out of the city.





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RE: French Resolve Crumbling

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My Dear friend

His most Britannic Majesty
King George Aprezto III
We also note that your propaganda lackeys have been feeding you falsehood. Britain has not lost a single battle so far on the continent, managing to temporarily capture her supply line will avail you nothing.

I dont know how to express my suprise One turn ago you were in Paris chatting with French girls with good supply connections to sea now you are out of Paris with no supply connection. I beg you to reconsider it as French success. Or you may considering some strategic withdraw.

Gentleman Proper warning were given To Spain in from our special envoys in form of private Emails. Which were not taking in seriously and result were not not nice for Spain.
And we are waging war here and war doesnt have rules. It such a pity that you are trying to make propaganda in terms of a suprise attack. I say as the game started or even before it started you have good way of understanding how to share Neutral countries. first turn aggresion. How should we feel secure after that action. You are in no place to pointfingers. France has not gain any land from neutral country with war. You are waging war to anyone which is in your way.

We dont belive that You attack France because of our action. You were planning this action long before but our pre-emtive strike forced you to take action before.

That is how we feel and how act.
Spain did not consider Us as allies so we now know what was the bigger plan wait till strong enough and strike when weakest. This is what we consider sinister ACT.
Which can be well expected from Britain....

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Guctony

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RE: French Resolve Crumbling

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I beg to ask the Spanish whether they thought the 'planned action' they 'apparently' had with Britain was such a good thought then, because the French have stolen one of their home territories and a protectorate due to such 'imaginary' planning.

Britain had attempted to thwart French diplomatic efforts to engulf Bavaria, due to a wish to stop that country's capable army falling into republican hands. We had no plans to go to war otherwise we would not be punishing you with so weak a force.

The battle in Paris was within the control of the Generals in the field. An army was supposed to stay in investiture of Paris. The Generals in charge overrode this order on the day and marched to the guns.

I am afraid all French rhetoric is bombast and hot air. You are about to lose the cream of your army in the Bavarians and your other troops are sickly and deseased, normal supply will be restored shortly and normal business with it.

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RE: French Resolve Crumbling

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My dear Sir

Bavaria can be lost and can be taken back. Its proper of warfare. But pride is not something to Trade with.

We will keep your stay as long as possible so to insure anyone and every one that fighting in French soil is very nice for resting.

Dont make us belive that you are taking action because of our suprise attack its a bit naive.

If you werent planning take action let alone weakining of Spain would not mean to you such drastic action. You Urgently take action direcly hearth of the France when you think it is weak dealing with Spain and Austria.
Dont make us think that you have higher agenda for other nations other then your personal intrests.

You would attack anyway suprise attack or not. But You Specially chose to attack When France is weak.

This clearly show your intentions I belive.

rest will be decided by War.....



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RE: French Resolve Crumbling

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LOL.

Makes the thread right there.
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RE: French Resolve Crumbling

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well I have to agree that Kermit was my favorite puppet and I am good at reproducing its distinct sound.


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2. Increase the difficulty of amphibious operations. In the era of the "Napoleonic Wars", the LARGEST British sea landing of all time (the raid on Flushing in 1809 I believe--an attempt to knock out Napoleon's second largest ship building facilities/ports/docks just north of, and including Antwerp) included a 35,000 man assault force and used 650+ ships. It was a disaster and aborted without accomplishing any of their primary goals (for various reasons). Descents on controlled coasts in the face of opposition were difficult, and really only the British had begun to master this complicated administrative task. The history of the 18th century is filled with examples of small aborted landings and expeditionary efforts. Even then, I would say that 1/3 of all attempted landings on hostile shores should be aborted outright (possible reasons: the admiral doesn't like the conditions, there is a brief landing and a decision is made that staying is impossible). Additionally, there should be limits on the numbers of troops a fleet can carry around with it. I would say the game starts (1792) with a 10,000 man limit in place for this. Players gain amphibious operations experience as they land more and more troops through the game. Amphibious operations experience is ideally a separate class of experience entirely. With this, they can upgrade the number of men they can transport to a hostile shore. Or, there is a split rating... for instance 10k/20k. The first number is the number of men who can be landed without penalty, and the second number is the number who can be landed, but with a significant penalty when disembarking into enemy territory. Perhaps the French had their rating up to a 20k/40K for the 1798 invasion of Egypt. As it is, the amphibious assault in CoG:EE is overly effective and far too assured of success, a problem which is multiplied by the fact that one can transport as many troops as one would like. Advancements would include reducing the odds of an aborted mission, increasing the number of men carried, increasing the number of men which can be landed on hostile shores.

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It seems My anchestors knew to deal with Britons Better then me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8yjNbcK ... re=channel
Watch and enjoy.


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Monty Python

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A true classic !!!
 
Not without some similarity to the recent siege of Paris <G>.
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RE: Monty Python

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HiHi

Here's a more upto date look at Anglo french relations [:)]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zwNazFg_-Y

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RE: Monty Python

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A true classic !!!

Not without some similarity to the recent siege of Paris <G>.

My Dear Friend You got me on that.

Recent similarities were too annoying to remember for us. But still we stock enough Bagets and sousage for another suprise attack to Britons if they come near to walls of Paris again.

And Who knows Their recent retreat is result of such a nasty throw what ever is handy strategy.

Or maybe some chemical attack with cheese is a better tactic.

Who knows

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RE: Monty Python

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HiHi

Here's a more upto date look at Anglo french relations

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zwNazFg_-Y

All the Best
Peter

Well we dont hate a bit as Britons hate from us like this. Their soldiers are like our soldiers now resting in French soil. They are safe and sound. Even we employ their few commanders in our corps as we deeply Respect their commanding abilities. After all making an amphibious assault on French Soil with more then one hundered Thousand Troops is a Ability we look in awe. Such a landing To French soil will not be possible more then 100 years and with a planning of 3 years we presume.

But as it is said " Easy Comes, East Goes"

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RE: Monty Python

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But offcourse if we can Franchise Enough soldier of Briton and gain the secrets of amphibious assault in large scale. We will hope to make a suprise visit as they did to Us.
But as we are more crowded nation we hope to double the number of troops they send to us.

Not so soon but someday we hope..........

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RE: Monty Python

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HiHi

If I ain't replied to any Diplo stuff recently please bare with me, fraid with my present Work & Games commitments I'm feeling I'm running round like the little Dutch boy sticking my finger in Dams trying to stem the tide, it's not deliberate Bad manners on my part and I'll try to get some time cleared to respond in the near future.

But if you ain't heard from me in the next 24 hrs send me an "Oy! were's my answers then?" I won't take offence, it just may be your stuff has slipped under the Radar.

Again my apologies for any lack of communication on my part.

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