Gazetta del Coronado

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GAZETTA DEL CORONADO​

Printed since 1864, Tempestad​

LATEST HEADLINES
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• National Labor Party exceeds expectations in the polls
  During the last round of biannual polls in the run up to the actual national executive elections, which regularly takes place upon the fifth of February, the National Labor Party exceeded all the expectations set for it by analysts and critics. Whereas just last week, most were commentating on their belief that the party would claim, "ten percent of the seats" or "at least a sizeable minority". Both estimates appear to be inaccurate when the latest poll results came in, in which fourty-five percent of the population surveyed claimed to support the Labor Party in this round of parliamentary elections. It is a surprising shift from the former conservative tendencies which were voted in only five years ago.
  
  The Commonwealth permits a certain amount of political parties to participate in the national elections every five years as per the constitutional allowances. However, in co-ordination with this, these poll results are being taken into account during the last permissive stage of the elections, in which the current Parliamentary Council will decide which five political entities will be allowed to be represented in the voting booths.
  
  In addition to the Labor Party, which by it's popularity, likely afforded itself representation, it is likely that the recently ailing conservative party will participate, in addition to the fledging Commonwealth First Party. So far, all parties that have been confirmed as participating are of Capa Tempestad, none from Riòcostella. Polls in the latter area show a sincere popularity of the Commonwealth First Party, surprisingly enough, but owing to the relatively minute population of the northern prefectures, it is unlikely that it will be weighed very heavily in comparison to the more burgeoning urban area's of the southern prefectures.
  
  Amongst other, less popular candidates for representation are the Sociàl Front, and the Unionist Progressive Party. Both are generally only popular with the extreme lower class, and as such it is unlikely that either will achieve any real progress or amount of seats in the national elections. In any event, whilst two parties are so far confirmed, all other political entities have been rallying up their funding and attempting to make this last season of political campaigning a definitive one.
  
  
• Ban of Alcoholic products in Férizanno sparks controversy
  Férizanno prefecture, the heartland of agriculture in the Commonwealth - named after the founder of the nation itself, recently passed a bill in the local parliament to ban the consumption and production of alcoholic products. Whilst the bill had been in debate for a length of time, it had never been given serious considerations due to the perceived unlikelihood of it being passed. However, the Prefecture's parliament approved the bill yesterday, sparking a great deal of protest and controversy from both the population of the prefecture, as well as from many business executives across the nation.
  
  Férizanno, enjoys a fairly warm climate, allowing the growth of grapes and the production of wine, which is in fact, one of the prefecture's most profitable industries. The banning of it's production, is slated to bring a severe drop in the amount of annual revenue for the prefecture. It is likely that the national Parliament will be forced to revoke the measure, so as to remove the restriction on business, which might be interpreted as unconstitutional. Business is, according to the constitution of the Commonwealth, allowed no restrictions beside that of morality - and the restriction of production of a product as profitable as wine, is likely not going to be tolerated.
  
  So far though, no measures have been put forth.
  
  
  OTHER HEADLINES
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  A harsh storm in Tempestad causes delays in it's Airport.
  A warehouse of the RenCo company was shut down recently due to apparent safety hazards as per police report.
  Adam Ferdinando Garcia, died today at the age of 62, the former Chief of Staff of the Commonwealth Armed forces, his funeral will be broadcast on national television.
  Parade's are scheduled in Tempestad for the fourth of December, celebrating the anniversary of the Commonwealth.

 

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GAZETTA DEL CORONADO​

Printed since 1864, Tempestad​

LATEST HEADLINES
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• Minefield near San Antonio dismantled, roadway re-opened
  With the parliament recently approving a bill which would drastically reduce the cordon area in the southern zone of the nation, the Commonwealth Armed Forces have been to recently dismantle a number of minefields that were established decades before on the border area near San Antonio, almost right upon the border with the Free Cities Union. The minefield, which had previously been designated upon civilian maps as being a zero entry zone, with the road being blockaded, and upon military maps as SCH-12 (Southern Commonwealth High Density Minefield #12), blocked a formerly major roadway, which had been deserviced during the Great War. With the agreed compromises between the Chiefs of Staff and the Parliament, a number of these minefields and other defenses preemptively constructed during the 70's and 80's.
  
  This is, in effect, a measure to demilitarize the border between the Commonwealth and the Free Cities Union, pushed through in the Parliament by a slim margin, primarily owing to the protestations of the Commonwealth First party against the bill. Citing "security concerns" and "the issue of administration of the [territories]", Eduoard Carahas issued a number of statement against the bill during the more recent press conference in Tempestad by the Commonwealth First party. He has made it apparent that one of the premier goals of the party will be the cessation of the gradual de-militarization. Despite that however, nearly five other restricted areas are to be either dismantled of military equipment, or made safe for civilian inhabitation.
  
  In total, nearly seventy kilometre's of land is being rehabilitated for civilian use once more. Twenty of which has been slated as being area's of free settlement - in which reduced land costs are being given to any willing to relocate themselves to the area's. An example would be the Libertadas area, which was extensively ruined and mined during the brief 'uprising' of the 1960's, and remained as such as a result of a reluctance by the Armed Forces to abandon so great an obstacle. However, with the recent beginning of the 'rehabilitation' of the area, the formerly burgeoning industrial facilities of the city, which were left bare to the elements, are being replaced and refitted to be made useful for the Commonwealth once more.
  
  In addition, High Chairman Malàcad expressed during a speech to the Parliament during an open session that he, "sincerely hopes [that] this may be the beginning of a new relationship between the Commonwealth [and] the Free Cities Union." Later stating a number of possible deals which may be subjected in the future to the Free Cities Union - one of which has gained particular popularity in the Parliament in the form of a proposed lessening of travel restrictions between the Commonwealth and the San Antonio enclave of the Union upon the península del Ferdinando. The road which is being removed of obstructions was in fact one of the two major roads leading into San Antonio from the Commonwealth. With it's opening, certain business executives are re-considering their opinion upon the enclave, and the lucrative possibilities which may be brought to the table with it's 'opening' to the Commonwealth.
  
  All the metal from the mines is being recycled by the Ministry of Plenty towards the production of civilian produce such as cars, and other commonplace goods. All ordnance is to be recycled for military purposes by the Ministry of Defense.
  
  

 

[Tyvia]

GAZETTA DEL CORONADO​

Printed since 1864, Tempestad​

LATEST HEADLINES
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• Naval Base upon Isla del Choca to be dismantled
  Owing to the greater efforts by certain sects of the parliament to reduce defense spending and de-militarize parts of the nation, the Callista Ferdinando Naval facility on the southern Isla del Choca is set to be entirely dismantled and shut down by an unconfirmed date in 2011. In addition, the fifty kilometre wide cordon zone surrounding it is slated to be re-opened to the public, which hosts the only remaining tropical forest within the Commonwealth, and is set to be inaugurated at a further date in 2012 as a national park. However, despite that, the Rio Eltadana area in the north of the isle will remain cordoned off from the public, the zone to remain under the administration of our armed forces until such time that the area is rehabilitated enough to suit civilian habitation.
  
  Some members of the parliament showed concern during a press conference in downtown Tempestad earlier today, Rodrigo Santager stating that, "[the] continued destruction of our national defense grid by [the] liberals is something we should attempt to achieve a compromise on." He went on to state that, "my party (that being the Conservative Party) will continue to petition other political entities to oppose further bills such as this." Whilst a bold threat is made by Señor Santager, it is still unknown if any initiative will be made by the other parliamentary organizations following the national elections, especially with the rapid influx in popularity of the labor party.
  
  This is in effect similar to the previous bill that had been approved with the approval of the only participating members of the parliament (as 87 of 200 members abstained on the measure), in which vastly only the Sociàl Union elected to place their votes, which held more weight especially as the senior parliamentarians were those that abstained before, and now are criticized by many as having doing such. It is debated by some though that this brings positive benefits, with the former dry dock (now dis-attached) to be towed by a Commonwealth naval vessel deeper into the ocean and allowed to sink so as to form a natural coral reef. In addition, Yronwood, a Ferèzanno-based construction agency has expressed interest in the construction of new roadways in the newly opened area's, and the surveying of newly opened territories for possible resources of exploitation.
  
  

 

[Tyvia]

GAZETTA DEL CORONADO​

Printed since 1864, Tempestad​

LATEST HEADLINES
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• High Chairman Xavier Malàcad tenures resignation
  Earlier today, following an unannounced press conference in downtown Tempestad, in which some senior ranking parliamentarians and others of the military board were in attendance, High Chairman Malàcad announced his resignation and subsequent retirement from the position as speaker for the parliament, and High Chairman for the Commonwealth. Citing his advanced age as the primary reason for his retirement, Malàcad went on to say that he would not be selecting a successor to the office and would leave that honor to the Parliament. Following a brief speech, the former High Chairman departed, leaving the reporters in attendance besieging the remaining parliamentarians with inquiries.
  
  The resignation of the High Chairman leaves only the Speaker for the Senior Chiefs as the sole head of state for the Commonwealth, Major-General Miguel
  di Santago has agreed to assume the responsibilities of the office of High Chairman until such time that the Parliament nominates a new man for the office. When asked whether he would select a replacement for Malàcad himself, di Santago stated that "it isn't my place to select a successor for a great man. Only said individual can find another of the same caliber, and I am not of it".
  
  
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  Xavier Malàcad gives one last salute before he departs for his villa​
  
  In the meantime, the Minister of the Exterior, Benito M. Nadanèz, amongst other senior officials that were in Malàcad's cabinet are being currently considered for the position of High Chairman by the Parliament, no official statement yet being released as to which of them will be chosen, or by which process. The selection process is notorious for being especially tedious in regards to the actual voting process. Especially when more then two candidates are available. More information will be published as it becomes available.
  
  
  
  
  

 

[Tyvia]

GAZETTA DEL CORONADO​

Printed since 1864, Tempestad​

LATEST HEADLINES
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• Ministèrio ey Abundanciad reports high harvest revenue
  
  The end of the harvesting season coming near, the Ministry of Plenty has begun to take account of the produce brought in by this year's harvest. Amongst all the prefectures, so far only Ferèzanno has not yet completed it's harvest, primarily owing to the relatively large size of the province, and the time it takes for certain restrictions in regards to the examination of the produce to be implemented on a municipal level. Despite that, what has so far been tallied in most of Ferèzanno and the rest of the Commonwealth, has been reportedly a "large increase from that of last year" report officials. If the margin is accurate, the Bureau of Travel and Trade will likely be forced to authorize an increase in the export department by the Parliament.
  
  Offering more exact figures, an official from the Ministry of Plenty stated that the production of wine-and related products had gone up nearly thirty four percent from last year, grain (including maize) had gone up twenty five percent, sweet potatoes, an astounding fourty-five percent. The reason for rapid expansion isn't entirely clear, but it is expected that sweet potatoes and other more profitable crops are slowly becoming more popular in the north-eastern prefectures, the profitability on the rise due to the rising quota demanded by the Ministry of Plenty for sweet potato's every year. It is an easier prop to grow then maize, especially in the north-east, and is considerably more nutritious in lesser quantities.
  
  The quota being considerably increased the year prior to this one, it is little surprise that both company-managed farming groups and private farmers have upped production, certain land grants being allowed to firms operating in the north-eastern area. The goal to increase both agriculture and industry in that area, Vittorio a central staging point for all that is planned by the Ministry. Thirty four kilometres of land, formerly used as a dumping ground by numerous industrial corporations under permit from the Ministry, is to be rehabilitated by other firms for use as farming ground. The goal, as outlined by the minister in his most recent press address during a visit to Rosario, is to "continue with the same level of increase", and that "the ministry will do what it can to make sure that such occurs."
  
  
  
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  As seen in this photo of suburban Tempestad, autumn looms over the Commonwealth.​
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[Tyvia]

GAZETTA DEL CORONADO​

Printed since 1864, Tempestad​

LATEST HEADLINES
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• Constitution Day celebrated
  
  November Seventeenth, two thousand and nine marks the fiftieth anniversary of the current constitution of the Commonwealth. Written and signed by Tomis Edivas in the Conarrón language, the first official governmental text to use the majority language of Coronado and Ferèzanno. It marks the anniversary of the Commonwealth in it's current form, free of the strife and conflict of the 1940's, and the altruistic egalitarianism of the Federal Republic. Based upon the assorted texts of Juan Elias di Vidal, the constitution was put into effect in 1970 fully and effectively began the Commonwealth as it exists in it's current form. In celebration of the event, the speaker of the senior chiefs hosted a small-scale event in the Villa ey Presidentè, a number of prominent officials and parliamentarians attending the luncheon there.
  
  In addition, the Tempestad prefecture hosted a parade, with ten thousand people attending the festivities, which were accompanied by floats and other performers down Vidal Avenue all the way down to Parliamentary Square, where the parade made a circle around the plaza and doubled back along the route it had used to get there. Whilst little revenue was brought in by this event (only a meagre net increase in toll revenue), it is considered to be a traditional festivity in the Commonwealth, one that has taken place each and every anniversary of the Constitution since it has been placed into effect. Although there were some protesters to the event, citing the increased costs this year of it, most of it was controlled and granted permits.
  
  Senior Parliamentarian Troy Vanaèz Luega of the Sociàl Union lodged a protest in the Parliament earlier today regarding the continued festivities, claiming that there are “increased incentives [for] criminal activity” and “the cost is excessive”. Whilst the protest was ignored, it is believed the Sociàl Union is planning to lodge a formal plan against the annual parades.
  
  Despite that, the Air Force air show for tomorrow is slated to continue, an undisclosed number of unarmed Air Force fighters to perform aerodynamic feats for the sheer entertainment of the nation, and in honor of the constitution. For the day, the Parliament will remain suspended, and this is not an active work day for any citizen of the Commonwealth. The Gazetta encourages all civilians to go out and celebrate the national holiday, as it is one of the last prior to the new year, and one of the more important one's. Happy Constitution Day to all.
  

 

[Thaumantica]

Herald for the Union

From a distance across Europe, the victorious Blue Union Captaincy of Životinje joins in celebration of its cherished colleague in Europe, as it celebrates fifty years of prosperity under the Commonwealth. We as staunch Patriots of our own territories, disagree with certain members of said Sociàl Union that National Celebrations are excessive an unnecessary. On the contrary, we believe these festivities foster a positive national purpose, a union of ideals to build a better tomorrow. It will be our honor to take cues from the Commonwealth, as we celebrate a holiday of our own at the end of next month.

Bojnik Konavle,
Herald for the Union of 2009

 

[Serbovia]

Ministry of External Affairs
Federated Social-Nationalist Republics of Serbovia

His Excellency the Supreme Leader Vladimir Rodzianko and the Social-Nationalist People's Party send their congratulations to Coronado on behalf of the Serbovian people on this occasion. The Serbovian embassy in Coronado will be hosting a celebratory brunch as a sign of respect for the celebration of the Coronadic people.

Regards,
Daniel Nemanjic
Minister of External Affairs

 

[Tyvia]

GAZETTA DEL CORONADO​

Printed since 1864, Tempestad​

THE NEWS IN BRIEF
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• Parliamentary Majority nominates new High Chairman
  [26.11.09] Following the long period of discussion, commentary and debate which followed the resignation of the previous High Chairman, Xaiver Malàcad, the Parliament finally came to a decision earlier today. Almost all parties with the exception of the Sociàl Union endorsed an executive officer from the higher board of the Bureau of Defense, Ignacio Ràmond Azmar as the candidate for High Chairman, the Parliament rapidly drafting a bill so as to elect Azmar as the High Chairman to replace the incumbent position. Speaker for the Senior Chiefs , Miguel di Santago has also stated in a press conference previously that Azmar is 'a preferred replacement' for Malàcad. Not currently a member of any permitted political organization, Azmar holds the rank of Colonel within the Aeronauticà. Having served in the conflict of the 60's, Azmar has been awarded numerous commendations and awards for his service.
  
  He has been nominated for his role in the modernization of the Armed Forces during the 1990's - especially the Air Force, his 'superb competence' being the primary cited reason for the nomination, as well as his experience in parliamentary politics; he having been elected as a senior parliamentarian during the 1990's, following which he had resigned after serving two of the five years of his term.
  
  Azmar appeared in the Parliament nearly two hours following his nomination, making a short speech in which he gave his acceptance of the nomination, and his concession to take the position as soon as the bill takes effect, which would be sometime tomorrow. Already, the committee for Tempestad Festivities has begun planning a parade in honour of the nomination, with Azmar set to be sworn in tomorrow morning in Vidal Square.
  
  
  [*]Rosario supermarket bombed
  [26.11.09] A supermarket in Rosario, operated by the Ortolliso GmPG was decimated by an explosion resonating from the center of the store. The explosion, which damaged the vast majority of the market, causing a good deal of monetary damage. Fourteen shoppers and seven employees were killed or injured in the explosion. According to eyewitness accounts of surviving casualties, the explosion came from an aisle near the center of the store, apparently a man walking into it a moment prior to the explosion. A committee has been established by the local Rosario law enforcement agencies so as to investigate the perpetrators and causes of the malicious act - no official commentary being offered by local Coronadan nor federal sources.
  
  

 

[Serenierre]

Foreign Office

These attacks in Rosario are most condemnable. The Kingdom of Belmont stands in solidarity with the Commonwealth of Coronado in these difficult times. We offer to send ISE officials to assist in the investigations.

Christine Valois
Spokesperson for the Foreign Office​

 

[Tyvia]

VANGUARD OF LIBERTY PRESSES ON​

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Acknowledging the dangers of the specific strain of Bolshevist behavior, and the most recent actions orchestrated by the slaves of such a regime, the most venerable Armed Forces of Coronado have begun an overall offensive against the red slave armies of our north-eastern 'neighbor', Meribia. In a shattering display of martial prowess and firepower, the glorious forces of Liberty, crossed the Meribian frontier earlier this day – with a stunning radiance in their actions unlike which has been seen since the Commonwealth has faced it's own internal war years past. The permeation of human rights, and the advancement of the individual over the homogeneous mass which is the crowd mentality of red Bolshevism, are the outlined goals of the endeavor. His excellency, the vaunted Air Marshall Provost di Leuica, commented during a press conference which was called hours ago by stating the following: "the continued nuclear stockpiling by the red Bolshevik menace cannot be interpreted as anything [but] a threat to the overall stability of the region."

For the greater good of all humanity, and for the proliferation of simple values, the Armed Forces of the Commonwealth will press onwards; to enforce the agenda of democracy – and the dis-armament of the Bolshevik nuclear arsenal.

The Armed Forces of the Commonwealth are backed in their effort by the combined strength of arms of the people of the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth offers tax incentives to all citizens who donate spare food or materials to the war effort, with any contribution being accepted by the Commonwealth Logistical Service. The effort by the citizen population is just as important as the effort put into the fighting by our soldiers.

The Bureau for the Proliferation of Foreigners will continue to authorize visa's from authorized nations across Europe, with Cassieopia, Hajr, and Oikawa remaining travel locations for any registered citizen of the Commonwealth or vice-versa. The Aeronautica has posted a bulletin in which it has declared Commonwealth air space, until declared otherwise, a dangerous fly-zone.

Formerly itinerant General Provost Cirreati has issued a declarum for greater Europe, urging the international community to aid the Commonwealth in it's fight against this peculiar strain of unorthodoxy and hatred which has emerged upon it's continent. "It is imperative that the severe danger presented to us, and all nations in western Europe" He stated in a release, "be wiped clean, and a tainted piece of memorabilia removed."
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[Thaumantica]

Herald for the Union

Never before throughout the course of our history, have we seen a conflict so far from our own borders, linger this close to our hearts. Životinje, and the rest of this Blue Union Captaincy see success for the combined Armed Forces of the Commonwealth as entirely conducive to the growth of democracy as an option for Europe, which is so desperately in need of liberty, morals, and deserved freedoms which millions have yet to enjoy for any moment of their cursed lives.

For far too long this Union, and many other nations, have ignored the Bolshevist Despot of Meribia as it barks, bites, howls, and spanks its blistered ass like a demented Baboon. Toppling one oppressive regime, we pray, will produce a domino effect throughout Europe to cripple even the most confused cronies of the communistic cabal which gathers in a Revolutionary Bloc to plot the demise of our freedom loving lives.

Životinje will not support the Commonwealth for the purpose of weapons confiscation from Meribia, as we deeply consider a nations right to bare arms essential to a Europe of independent nations. Unlawful taxation, harassing propaganda driven indoctrination, and the occupation of government positions by an illegitimate and corrupt party are not excusable however, and we see it as fundamentally necessary that the Blue Union supports the Commonwealth of Coronado.

Supplies, specifically in the form of adequate winterized attire for warfare in this season shall be donated to the combined armed forces in Coronado. And if by way of pride, the military cannot accept, we should insist that the poor and needy receive these coats so they may avoid sickness, an thus fuel the mechanisms of freedom an liberty that are needed to successfully navigate this conflict.

In addition we must insist that an all volunteer formation of regiments are raised to support and defend the virtues of the Commonwealth that we so share, so they might defeat and destroy the Croniestic Communist Cabal represented in Meribia. We must also advise, that there will be elements of the Blue Union involved in this conflict whether our respected friends in Coronado accept or not, we just ask that a blind eye is turned as our Regiments of Democracy are deployed in key locations.

Forever Free,
Bojnik Konavle,
Herald for the Union of 2010

 

[Caelia]

Supreme High Command of the Commandry of Kyiv and Novgorod

The prayers of the Commandry are with the heroic armies of Coronado. Meribia stands among the most purulent of the political regimes and it's continued existence is like a stain upon the world. The breaking of Meribia's ruling political class would be a triumphant victory not only for the oppressed masses over which they rule with an iron fist but for the very idea of civilization.

The Commandry is with you.

Commander-in-Chief of the Supreme High Command,
Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of the Commandry,
Generalissimus Vasyl Tarassenko

Encoded Message
Supreme High Command

The SHK believes the successful disarmament of the Meribian government is an objective of utmost importance. To this end the SHK is willing to provide Coronado with whatever assistance it can provide. We are able to provide immediately logistics support, munitions, personnel weapons and experienced advisors. With time and if required we can arrange to provide heavier equipment.

 

[Beautancus]

The Office of His Excellency, Książę Patrycjusz Mniszech

In these, the first resplendent hours of the Great Crusade for the Cause of True Civilization in the West, it occurs to this Office that such an anachronistic concept as Destiny be applied to this very titanic step forward. The foresight and strength of will exhibited by the leadership of the Commonwealth of Coronado and Ferèzanno, and the bravery and steadfast devotion of the people of this same Commonwealth shall prove to be the undoing of the most despicable regime that Europe has been forced to bear since the grimmest days of the Great War, more than three generations past now.

Above all else, the error of the recent acts of unprovoked Meribian aggression, and the immorality of its self-consuming pseudo-political system shall be made obvious through this most righteous of Crusades.

The friendship between our two august nations- so well established and mutually beneficial- shall not be cast to the wayside now, in Coronado's hour of greatest need. On the contrary, Cassiopeia shall fulfill its obligations to the fullest. Whatsoever Coronado might find itself in need of, it shall have, as best we can provide.

The National Defense Forces of the Most Serene Commonwealth have been placed on full alert and are being and are being outfitted for total war, and the Arctic Fleet's ice-breakers are already expanding the channels through the ever encroaching northern ice sheets in preparation for any necessary future deployments. Insurances in the form of hard currency, and a steady supply of petroleum and natural gases are also available, as you well know through our extensive business dealings in the past. Stocks held in reserve unto this day are being made available for this purpose.

In the case that more immediate martial support is required, the well respected, and more than formidable Cassiopeian PMC's, Wykonawcze Wyniki (Executive Outcomes), Jus ex Bello, and the Chorągiew Solomon (Banner of Solomon) have offered their services- at a rate which will be further discussed through more appropriate channels, should their offer be accepted.

Whatever the case, Cassiopeia stands in total solidarity with its Coronadic allies in this, and all matters. Should our offer, however expansive and presumptuous be accepted, a formal declaration of war against the Gangster-Terrorist Regime of Meribia will be quickly forthcoming. Above all else, rest assured that you have our admiration and support in these and all things, unto whatever end.

Patrycjusz Ignacy Mniszech, Książę

Najjaśniejsza Rzeczpospolita Cassiopeia

 

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Oficina de la Propagación de la Libertad y la Democracia

The Commonwealth of Coronado and Ferèzanno is most beholden of the noteworthy motions put forth by our exalted colleagues overseas. We are not so proud to deny that any assistance that may be rendered by those proponents of our cause, proponents of the cause of liberty and democracy, is in any way welcome within the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth welcomes all the esteemed passage through it's territories, with the conflict against the hedonistic Bolshevik clique and it's pseudo realities being a truly global effort for liberation of the oppressed.

The spirit of solidarity which has been entrenched around the cause of the Commonwealth, and the campaign which it now finds itself, a struggle against despotism itself – is a valiant thing indeed. All appropriate negotiations required with any parties which wish to assist in the campaign against the red clique of Meribia may be done with the associated bureau's within the Commonwealth, with the Ministry of Peace being the primary party in such.

Even with the proliferation of aid by our friends, the struggle against the depraved hordes of the red clique is not one which can be undertaken without some difficulty. Coronado and Ferèzanno are committed to the war effort – but only through an entirely international effort can any victory remain permanent. The valuable grain imports which keep the iniquitous master of the clique in power, and her system afloat are provided by the voracity of international corporations. The Commonwealth will not suffer such cruel permeation of precious cargo to the stronghold of the enemy of international stability; and the valiant naval forces of the Commonwealth will not hesitate to sink any ship which dares to sail towards Meribia's shores.

The international effort must be one of understanding. The cessation of exports to the red clique is the first and foremost of all endeavors, and it is plain why this must take place. The rapacity of the clique cannot go unnoticed. For years the primary industry within the sadly enslaved nation was weapons production, the only true lust being that of the spreading of this vile creed to the associated nations of Europe as a whole. No true industry can last on it's own, not without the assistance of the international community – for no nation, no matter how great, is a world in it's own right. A blockade of Meribia is the greatest motion the international community can make towards the establishment of a peaceful, stable, and most importantly, free Europe. It is imperative that it is understood the true level of indoctrination which takes place within this state, where each man, woman, and child is taught to believe in the same oppressive creed, by which they continue to live by for their lives. It is a regime of fear which holds sway, a regime which must be toppled by the muscled arm of free Europe. We must all preservere, and the Commonwealth offers it's most profound graciousness for the words and deeds of it's friends.

Sincerely yours,
Provost-General del Ejercito,
Dario Raymond di Cirreati

 

[Hesperia]

Diwan of Foreign Affairs

The Sultanate expresses its concern over this invasion of state sovereignty and declares it will monitor the situation closely.

Encoded

We are willing to supply the Coronadan nation with oil at reduced prices for the duration of its conflict with communists. We also wish to expand our military ties. We are willing to negotiate this point with the authorities of the Commonwealth.