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Posted by deity on 04-05-2001 15:26:

After much fighting and capturing of AL territory in the Carribean, Paul was invited to a world summit to discuss the problem of the escalation of World Wars.
It all started when the AL ordered a mere Aussie trireme be destroyed.... WW1 started with one bullet..... in Sarajevo. The sinking of this tri seemed to be of even greater proportions. Full scale world war was awaiting us.

The World diplomat and chairperson, the leader of the Mali (Chris/Manatauh), otherwise known as a computer God, called a summit to discuss this gigantically dangerous situation.

Others will post more, but here is an edited record made for Paul (me/deity)
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From <CAPO> Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): God's typing... shhh
From <Chris> Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): in the Middle East, no units allowed within a cities radius
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): in the Americas
Cuba and Panama remain Australian
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): i agree with that, allies?
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): Mexico is AL - 22,64 being the border
From Consul SunTzu VI (A.D. 780): Agreed
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): hmmm........
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): I feel this is completely fair
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): is that the proposal?
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): it prevents any suprise attacks in Asia
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): and punishes the AL for its aggression
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): border in america is 16/58
- AL lost that city
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): how about 20,62
- surely you would consider 20,62 completely fair
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): I won't accept that, the original border Chris suggested I will accept
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): 20/62 is ok - Come on AL
From King Prometheus (A.D. 780): Well then we have a problem since Lorenzo does not agree to that
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): No you son of a *****
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): You fv<kers made me the bad guy
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): 20/62 is fair
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): Screw you
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): the fort i took over is the border between AL and Mong. nation
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): 20/62 is fair im afraid capo - i'm looking at the map you traded me capo, he has units in the Yucatan, you do not
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): You know what
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): This is a surrender
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): I AM NOT SURRENDERING
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): Easthaven, yes, youll have to leave, you can pillage it first (destroy it) if you want
- but the idea is that if someone declares war, they wont reach anothers units in one turn
- so no suprise attacks
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): but its my territory, right?
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): you can use it East as city prod only
- no units
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): yeah you can use it for city prod
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): but it is netrual
- no units
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): no units, but its mine
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): no units
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): yes, it is yours
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): 113,27 straight up and down is the neutral border
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): yes
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): The world considers the proposal an excellent one
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): no one steps in it
From King Prometheus (A.D. 780): Ummm this is all nice and good but you still have to get the AL to agree... a treaty between the Mali and the Pacific Pact is not a treaty
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): OK EAST
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): i consider this treaty a good treaty, considering i got invaded
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): exactly, capo!
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): Consul Paul
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): perhaps if you provided Capo with Invention and Navigation
- it would be more paltable
- to his honor
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): If my allies agree I will give navigation
From Consul SunTzu VI (A.D. 780): hell no
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): only
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): if you dont give it to him, I will =)
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): this is for looks folks
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): Australia forget it
From Consul SunTzu VI (A.D. 780): i don't think he deserves any technology
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): Don't give me a damn thing
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): he's going to get it anyways
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): You got what you want
From Imperator Lorenzo II (A.D. 780): I surrender
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): ok
--goody
--then its settled
--the original treaty passes
Paul keating - deity (A.D. 780): AL/Capo, I hold you in higher regard
From Consul Easthaven X (A.D. 780): ok so all the treaties are agreed on?
From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): yes

From Great Pharaoh Chris the computer God (A.D. 780): just to recap

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The scribes in Prometheus city where the talks were held will post the exact Treaty wording...


Well done Pacific Pact friends and allies!

Well done World leaders!

Well done the little countries who cleverly built up their nations for their people! The meek shall inherit the Earth....

Peace be with you, until we next meet on the fields of battle

Posted by GNGSpam on 04-05-2001 15:34:


Speaking of little nations building up

It should be remembered Mali was 5th all the way around. But with the ending of this last session, Mali is now 1st in Cities, 1st in Units, and member of the greatest alliance on Earth.

Posted by Prometheus on 04-05-2001 16:59:

My post.

PEACE PROCLAIMED

Prometheus City, NEW CHINA – Leaders from all over the world at the behest of the Axis Powers met this week to discuss peace proposals to the Pacific-Adriatic war. Peace was difficult to achieve as the bad blood between the Old Pacific Pact (Mongols/Australians) and the Adriatic Empire was amplified by Israel’s decision to dissolve its alliance with the Adriatic League followed with an immediate declaration of war. It was soon clear that Israel had joined the Pacific Pact and this brought about the intervention of the Axis Alliance. The Mali who holds Honor above all thought that Israel’s treason of the Adriatic Alliance was completely uncalled for and therefore the Axis Alliance has dubbed Israel a rouge nation.

While most of the conference is clouded in secrecy it is rumored that tempers were hot and insults, claims and counter claims were hurled on each side. Finally the Mali proposed what the powers thought as a fair peace settlement, much to the Adriatic’s objections. Chinese analysts say that this treaty will leave the Adriatic’s with a feeling of surrender that could be a danger to the future peace.

THE CANADIAN PURCHASE

Karakourm, Mongolian Republic- In an agreement with the Mongolian Republic today two major cities in the Mongolian territory known as Canada were traded for three cities in Asia. Along with this an undisclosed sum was paid to the Mongol Republic for all the territorial rights to Canada except one city that will be used for trade purposes.

The Government has also announced that for the next few years’ government support for building projects will be reduced. When asked if this had something to do with the Canadian Purchase the government said “No Comment”


EDITORIAL:
WHERE TO LOOK
-Xin Yang
For years the Pacific Pact has been a dear friend of the Chinese people. However it seems times are changing as in recent years a shift in policy has caused the Chinese government to ally with the new Axis Alliance. The Mali who founded this alliance are joined by the Chinese and the Zulu Republic. Now we, the people, have been told for years by the government that the Zulus are a good people and this I can believe seeing as we have never had an argument with the Zulu Republic. However the Chinese Empire was on the verge of war with the Mali when we allied with them and while we were never told to hate the Mali, we as a nation held them in suspicion and thought them one with the Adriatic’s whom kept making our blood boil.

Then the government asked us to trust the Mali for they are our new friends, well at first this sounded absurd and thought this would never last. However I had the fortune to meet some Mali citizens in Prometheus City during the peace conference. They are a good people who wish the best for those to whom they are friends with and expressed deep sorrow about ever being on the verge of war with the Chinese Empire. While I write most of that off as diplomatic pleasantries I did get the impression that Honor meant a lot to the Mali and that they would not betray Chinese interests.

So as we approach the dawn of a new Millennium I welcome our growing friendship with the Mali and ask the fair citizens of the Chinese Empire to be show patience and see if this alliance is as beneficial for the Empire as the last. But remember not to forget the friendships of the Pacific Pact and urge the government continue to grow bonds with them.

Posted by The Capo on 05-05-2001 00:22:

"The western stockade has fallen sir... sir?" asked Vincenzo.
General Garibaldi whiped the sweat from his brow and looked over the scene. The wooden walls of Salvador were falling, he could see the many banners held by the Australian garrisons as they punished this jungle fortress "How many more regiments do we have?"
"Three sir, only three. All of them are currently engaged." replied Vincenzo, he was from Monaco, one of Garibaldi's oldest and dearest friends now serving as his field marshall.
"I want detachments from each, small squadrons to amass on the western wall, we musn't let them break us. What of the silversmiths, we have paid them their gold, have they completed our supplies?" Just days before this attack a band of silversmiths were ordered to create Legion uniforms and swords, apparently not enough time was given...
"Sir, no sir, they need more time. We must hold this attack off!" Vincenzo screamed as clashing metal and horrific screams could be heard in the background.
"How many walls stand-" asked the General.
"Only two sir." Vincenzo quickly responded.
"Christ! Alright alright, have one of the garrisons retreat, we will regroup and try for an assault."
"But sir, we have no units capable of attack, only pikemen sir."
"A pike is good enough to kill a man, we have little option Vincenzo." said Garibaldi as he ran out of his tent. "GARRISON TWO RETREAT! GARRISON TWO RETREAT!" he yelled.
"Sir, I advise against this." said Vincenzo.
"Grab a pike Vincenzo!" barked Garibaldi.
The Adriatics were terribly outnumbered. Australian mounted Knights began to bore down upon the fortress from the jungle. One detachment of Australian crusaders ran straight into a band of Adriatic pikers, throwing the men from their horses to the ground, however another quickly attacked from behind.

Meanwhile atop a nearby hill...
"They are retreating lads! The day is ours!" yelled William Manning, an Australian general. "Send in two more detachments, let's finish this now!" he said proudly.
"Cavalry, forward!" yelled his under officer.
Just months prior Manning was a professor in mounted tactics at the SunTzu War Academy, he had spent most of his life in northern South America on patrol detail before beginning his career at the Military School. He was one of, if not the best generals in the Americas.

"Come now! We musn't give!" yelled Garibaldi as he slammed his sword into a fallen crusader. "Gather around men!"
Close to fifty men gathered around Garibaldi as he looked around, his eyes tearing up. He shoved his sword into the soft blood-soaked ground, and pushed his sweaty hair from his forehead.
"This is a very difficult thing to tell you" he said as he saw an Adriatic soldier being slaughtered in the background "We will lose today."
There was a long silence as sweat rolled down his forehead.
"You will never again see your homes, you will never again see your families. We have lost. I understand if you wish to surrender but I plead and beg of you not to. If you give in now, they will never let you return to your loved ones. If you give in now all is lost, if you give in now we have helped them. We must not give them an inch, they must not take anything more from us. Men, if they are to be victorious today we must give them nothing to boast, we must fight until they destroy every fiber of civilization that ever stood here."

"Look sir, what are they doing?" asked the Australian under officer as he handed General Manning his binoculars.
"It seems as if though they are having a meeting, perhaps they are surrendering the city?" asked the General.
"Shall we send someone?"
"Aye, we better. We don't want to hurt our image now do we James?" chuckled general Manning.
"Very well, I shall hear their terms of surrender" said James as he turned his horse and looked back "Wish me luck!" he said with a smile as his general nodded.

"Do you understand men? We can't give up?" Garibaldi looked at his men, dirt, sweat and blood mixed upon their faces. They were pale and ghastly, obviously tired of fighting.
"Sir, I can't... I don't want to fight anymore..." said one as he fell to his knees crying. Garibaldi ran to him and hugged him tightly.
"You must continue Hector, I am begging you to fight with me as an equal, as an Adriatic. We can't let them take this fortress." begged the general.
"Sir, I shall fight..." said one as he picked up a sword and held up his pike.
"General I will fight for you.." said another.
"I will fight" said yet another..
"I shall fight General Garibaldi" said another, the trend continued.
The General stood up smiling. He was taken back, he never expected such loyalty to be displayed.
Finally an Australian officer arrived carrying a white banner signifying peace "I am here to speak with the commander of this army!" he said.
The men all looked at Garibaldi, who looked hesitant.
"What is your business, I am the commander." said Garibaldi.
"You?" asked the Australian as he looked at the dirty and tattered clothing worn by the general.
"Aye, I am in command of these men."
"We wish to ask for your terms of surrender." he said with a smile.
"We have none-" said Garibaldi bluntly.
"No terms? You shall surely die today you know this? Your men will all perish?" asked the Australian.
"We will die before we surrender to you." said the general proudly.
"Very well, have it your way. I shall inform general Manning." said the officer as he turned his horse and galloped up the hill.

He stopped in the center of his amassed troops "They will not give in men, I don't know whether to respect their courage or to laugh at their stupidity. Well this is the final blow, they have hardly a detachment left, this shall be easy, tis only pikes. We'll have to charge them." he said, the crusaders nodded.
The under officer held his sword into the air and looked around "To the Republic men... CHARGE!!!!"

A loud rumble was heard, Garibaldi stood up. "To your positions men, to your positions!" he began lifting pikes.
"Everyone here I want you to fall back, and charge after they fall upon our pikes. You over here, hold strong, you are our first hope, hold the pikes low we want to catch the horses, we want a wall to be built. Okay we need around six pikes back here, in case any of the horses slip through, we musn't let them pass. You men, hold here, if anyone survives chop them down quickly. They must have reinforcements." The rumble grew louder. "Alright men, the time is comming, I can see their approach. Hold..." the cavalry appraoched closer "Hold... Hold..." they were 100 feet ahead. "NOW!" Garibaldi yelled as the troops lifted their pikes, most of them caught onto the Horses' stomachs, while others hit their faces and they convulsed, throwing off the first wave of crusaders, the others ran into the wounded horses and either tripped or were knocked back.
A few Australians hit the ground and were quickly attacked by Adriatic troops, others were able to block the inital attack and began swordfighting in the mud. The horses upon the pikes fell, and with them went the pikes, the second wave jumped over the fallen horses and landed upon some soldiers killing them instantly. Snapping bones, clashing swords, and ripped skin could be heard loudly as the melee ensued.
"Christ! Men fall back fall back." a little less than twenty men survived this attack and fell back. The Australians, who vastly outnumbered the Adriatics at this point fell back too in preparation. The Australian underofficer, James, approached again. "Shall we spare the lives of these final twenty general Garibaldi and surrender?" he said with a smile.

Garibaldi looked over at his men, they looked back at him. They were dirty, tired, pale, and sweaty, but they were also proud. Their eyes said it all.
"I await your response?" asked James...
Garibaldi clutched his sword tightly, and looked again around at the final twenty men who survived the battle, they all nodded.
"CHARGE!" Garibaldi yelled as his twenty men lifted their swords and bellowed a gigantic battle cry, they then rushed the Australian soldiers...

The Adriatic League would lose Salvador and Meridia before agreeing to the Prometheus City Accords. During the war well over half a million men were lost by Australia, the Adriatic League and Mongolia. The bloodshed did little to change the geopolitical realities of the world, but would begin a new era in politics. The Adriatic League lost its closest ally, and gained a new enemy. The Pacific Pact lost some of its power, but regained most in the favorable Prometheus City Accords. Most pundits of the time believed that peace was now achieved. Yet there were still the few that held a doubtful eye upon the Peace Accords, they wondered aloud whether or not this actually helped world peace...

Posted by GNGSpam on 05-05-2001 10:36:

PS My awards for the game so far


Most Honorable - Zulu
Best Comeback - Chinese
Best Storyline - Adriatic
Worst Goody-Two-Shoes - Australia! Give it up Deity, we aint buyin it ;-)
Best Diplomat - Me =)
Best General - Australia's campigain in Central America wins them this award


If you all think of more, go for it

Posted by SunTzu on 05-05-2001 14:58:

Diary of Counsul SunTzu VI
740ad-820ad

Today i see the people of the Republic of Israel as a great people. They work hard on the land to improve the economy and strengthen Israels reputation as a world power.
Over centuries we have been the play thing of others like the Adriatics, and we have finally decided to stand up for our civilization.
Today i met secretly in the City of Tiberias in the northern territory of Pakistan with Counsul Paul Keating and Counsul Easthaven XI.
Plans were made to form the new Pacific Alliance and I took it upon myself to devise a military strategy against the Adriatics to repel their merciless attack upon my neighbors and new allies the Mongols.
It called for a Defensive line of Mongolian units and a dash behind Adriatic lines by the Australian Expeditionary Forces to sever the Adriatic Supply lines and then send the main force from behind and attack the Adriatic Asian Army and make a flanking from the north then send the Mongolian crusaders dashing through the defensive lines.
While the Holy Army of Israel attacks the cities behind north of Israel and sets up defenses to prevent futher reinforcements to the mongolian front.
The plan was agreed upon us leaders and our military generals.
The Intelligence Agency shows that Israel is now first in the world in Annual Income with an outstanding $148 dollars.

Once war was declared I was sure that Adriatic attacks would come towards Tel Aviv and Jericho. So the fortification of those 2 city-states was top priority.
Also the knowledge that the Mali could interfer militarily was in the minds of me and my advisors.
After years of fighting and absolutely no ground gained though the Adriatics were in a full scale retreat with no success in Tel Aviv,Jericho, Mongolia and Central America; the Axis powers were called in by an unknown source to try and end this war.
Estimated casualties are in the millions with only 2 battalions of pikement lost in Tel Aviv counting to 60,000+/- Israelites dead.
The war is over but peace will most likely not prevail in the coming years. Thus, i pass on this terrible ordeal to my Son SunTzu VII.
I hope he keeps the Republic of Israel on the incredible incline that i have set it on.

OOC

This was a great session
Capo i was leading you on for quite along time about me invadin India
Sorry. I just don't feel morally right with your ethics

Posted by deity on 05-05-2001 16:57:

Best Butt Kicking Award - EASTHAVEN of the Mongolians
Most Spotless Rep Award - deity/Paul Keating of the Aussies
Best Diplomat - You
Most Elusive - drake/Shakeem of Zulus
Smartest - Prometheus of Chinese
Best Sport Award - Capo of the Europas
Best Military Strat - Sun Tzu of Israel

BEST GAME AWARD = US = HOTW2!

Posted by deity on 06-05-2001 14:51:

 

AD840

An address to the nation by Paul Keating.

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I stand before you as a proud leader of a proud nation.

[the crowd roars - Paul, you are God!]

Australia has much to be proud of.

[You are a deity!]

Our nation comes of age on the world stage.
The Aussie military, under the brilliant leadership of General Manning, has regained our claimed territory in the Carribean. The original maps of the world and the territories claimed by the colonising nations is now much closer to reality.

We have triumphed!! General Manning has triumphed!!

[cheers - Manning is THE man!]

Our enemies fought courageously to the very last man. It is with great regret we see so many of them dead. Their mighty soldiers speak well of us and we bear the peoples of the Adriatic League no malice. Our war was with their government which has now thankfully changed. They are the nation of Europa! And they requested peace.

AND, we are now at peace [cheers] after a world summit in Prometheus city.
Australia continues to be held in high regard.
Our reputation remains impeccable, for want of a better word

You may all read of the goings on at that summit soon*.

During the course of the AL attack on Mongolia the oppressed peoples of Israel struggled free from their one-sided alliance with the AL and joined forces with the Mongols and Aussies!!
We now have a new Pacific Pact after sadly losing the Chinese membership.
The Chinese remain our dear friends and are important to our future trading prospects.

And what can I say about our dear allies, the Mongols?

[cheers for EASTHAVEN the galant!]

There they were, peacefully developing their nation, thinking they were friends with the AL and suddenly they were attacked!
But no cities were lost.
The Mongol people and their powerful economy were able to very quickly build up and modernise their forces to almost immediately repell the attack.
The Israelis and Mongols are a strategic military fighting machine that along with the Aussies sees no rival!

Any nation daring to make any sort of future pre-emptive strike will be dealt with very severely indeed.

So, I say to you my fellow Aussies

[Paul, Paul...]

You have all worked hard for these victories and now that peace has arrived I promise you all better times.
My republic is getting tired...
It has served a worthwhile purpose, but soon we will become a fully democratic nation!

[cheers]

I will be forming the Australian Democratic Union.

[We want you Paul!!]

Other political parties will be encouraged too....

But for now I present General Manning this award for military excellence - the Cobber Cross!

[cheers.... as Paul waves the crowd and disappears leaving General Manning to receive the full accolade he deserves...]

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Manning makes a little speech..... he speaks of the horror of war and states that no one is free from blame. He jokes that he might even have a go at politics.....

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Posted by deity on 06-05-2001 15:27:

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The Casualty pics are inteesting...





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