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Zaktty wrote:

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"When the police is not around, everything is legal."

- A grumpy old man

Claudio NVKP wrote:

Yugoslavia competition

Yugoslavia embargoes Italy

The prime minister has talked to the King of Yugoslavia today and convinced the King to trade embargo on Italy.

The king made a speech today 6 hours ago after the embargo was declared he said "We must protect our people, whatever the costs, but we must keep the peace as well. If Italy backs down its troops away from the Yugoslavian border, then we will as well. We are very concerned about our people and they have spoken, even though the Yugoslavian army has protected the Yugoslavian border we will be willing to back down if the Italian army does as well. If they don't answer we will embargo oil, metal, and access to our sea waters and ports, and we will not allow shipping as well. We ask for the government of Italy to back down and we will continue selling Oil, Metal, and shipping. We will also back down our troops as we said before. Goodnight my Yugoslavian people and prepare for what will come." -King NEPTUNE the Great.

We hope that we will continue this ever-lasting peace and also hope for Italy to realize what they are doing and give what to the Italian people, and the Yugoslavian people as well.

-Yugoslavian Local news network-

KaiserOfAnonymous wrote:

"When the police is not around, everything is legal."

- A grumpy old man

NEPTUNE the great wrote:

KaiserOfAnonymous wrote:

"When the police is not around, everything is legal."

- A grumpy old man

That grumpy old man is Grunkle Stan in case you all are wondering

"Yes.... Yes.... Burn the child."

Fox-Company wrote:

NEPTUNE the great wrote:

KaiserOfAnonymous wrote:

"When the police is not around, everything is legal."

- A grumpy old man

That grumpy old man is Grunkle Stan in case you all are wondering

YES I LOVE GRUNKLE STAN

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I know I'm late to this but I hope I can be confirmed as the Netherlands if it's still available. Here is my Netherlands article.

Dutch Government Celebrates National Unity and Prosperity

by the Amsterdam Gazette

January 27, 1939

AMSTERDAM - A wave of unity and prosperity swept the Netherlands as the nation embraced the new year with fervor and determination. Amidst the complexities of the international landscape, the Dutch government, guided by a steadfast commitment to peace and harmony, organized a series of events to honor the rich heritage of the nation and the unyielding spirit of its people.

Undeterred by the winter's chill, the Dutch populace wholeheartedly embraced the festivities, their hearts filled with a sense of camaraderie and national pride. The government, cognizant of the challenges that lay ahead, sought to instill a deep sense of patriotism and solidarity among its citizens.

A Spectacle of Unity

On January 7th, 1939, the heart of Amsterdam pulsed with the rhythm of the grand National Unity Parade, a magnificent display of the nation's diversity and strength. The parade, a tapestry of vibrant hues and resounding melodies, wove its way through the city's streets, drawing in a sea of enthusiastic onlookers.

Leading the procession were esteemed Dutch veterans, their weathered faces etched with the sacrifices made by previous generations. Clad in uniforms reminiscent of the early 20th century, they marched with pride, their presence a testament to the nation's resilience and unwavering spirit.

A Message of Hope

Prime Minister Anton Mussert, addressing the crowd at the conclusion of the parade, delivered a stirring message of hope and unity. "In these uncertain times," he declared, "we, the Dutch people, must stand united, as we always have. It is in our national character to seek harmony and prosperity, and that is what we strive for today."

The Prime Minister underscored the Netherlands' unwavering commitment to diplomacy and peaceful coexistence with other nations. "Let us remember," he concluded, "that despite the world's challenges, we must remain steadfast in our commitment to peace and cooperation."

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over Amsterdam, the city pulsated with the spirit of unity. The celebrations continued well into the night, the Dutch people from all corners of the nation sharing moments of joy and solidarity.

In these turbulent times, the Dutch government and its people have demonstrated an unwavering resolve to embrace unity, uphold their heritage, and strive for a peaceful and prosperous future.

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NEPTUNE the great wrote:

Yugoslavia competition

Yugoslavia embargoes Italy

The prime minister has talked to the King of Yugoslavia today and convinced the King to trade embargo on Italy.

The king made a speech today 6 hours ago after the embargo was declared he said "We must protect our people, whatever the costs, but we must keep the peace as well. If Italy backs down its troops away from the Yugoslavian border, then we will as well. We are very concerned about our people and they have spoken, even though the Yugoslavian has protected the Yugoslavian border we will be willing to back down if the Italian army does as well. If they don't answer we will embargo oil, metal, and access to our sea waters and ports, and we will not allow shipping as well. We ask for the government of Italy to back down and we will continue selling Oil, Metal, and shipping. We will also back down our troops as we said before. Goodnight my Yugoslavian people and prepare for what will come." -King NEPTUNE the Great.

We hope that we will continue this ever-lasting peace and also hope for Italy to realize what they are doing and give what to the Italian people, and the Yugoslavian people as well.

-Yugoslavian Local news network-

VietnamVeteran69 wrote:

I know I'm late to this but I hope I can be confirmed as the Netherlands if it's still available. Here is my Netherlands article.

Dutch Government Celebrates National Unity and Prosperity

by the Amsterdam Gazette

January 27, 1939

AMSTERDAM - A wave of unity and prosperity swept the Netherlands as the nation embraced the new year with fervor and determination. Amidst the complexities of the international landscape, the Dutch government, guided by a steadfast commitment to peace and harmony, organized a series of events to honor the rich heritage of the nation and the unyielding spirit of its people.

Undeterred by the winter's chill, the Dutch populace wholeheartedly embraced the festivities, their hearts filled with a sense of camaraderie and national pride. The government, cognizant of the challenges that lay ahead, sought to instill a deep sense of patriotism and solidarity among its citizens.

A Spectacle of Unity

On January 7th, 1939, the heart of Amsterdam pulsed with the rhythm of the grand National Unity Parade, a magnificent display of the nation's diversity and strength. The parade, a tapestry of vibrant hues and resounding melodies, wove its way through the city's streets, drawing in a sea of enthusiastic onlookers.

Leading the procession were esteemed Dutch veterans, their weathered faces etched with the sacrifices made by previous generations. Clad in uniforms reminiscent of the early 20th century, they marched with pride, their presence a testament to the nation's resilience and unwavering spirit.

A Message of Hope

Prime Minister Anton Mussert, addressing the crowd at the conclusion of the parade, delivered a stirring message of hope and unity. "In these uncertain times," he declared, "we, the Dutch people, must stand united, as we always have. It is in our national character to seek harmony and prosperity, and that is what we strive for today."

The Prime Minister underscored the Netherlands' unwavering commitment to diplomacy and peaceful coexistence with other nations. "Let us remember," he concluded, "that despite the world's challenges, we must remain steadfast in our commitment to peace and cooperation."

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over Amsterdam, the city pulsated with the spirit of unity. The celebrations continued well into the night, the Dutch people from all corners of the nation sharing moments of joy and solidarity.

In these turbulent times, the Dutch government and its people have demonstrated an unwavering resolve to embrace unity, uphold their heritage, and strive for a peaceful and prosperous future.

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