WAAR High Council Release
To :Zulu and Mali leaders
From: WAAR High Council
Dear sirs/Madams,
The WAAR High Council, being the benevolant people we are, and seeing that the Mali so preciously holds to its control of the Americas, are willing to negotaite on the number of American Colonies to be handed over. If the Mali would rather hold onto what they see as more useful territory in the Americas they can then do a trade off for their African territories. We now this may not please the Zulus so this is directed to both of you to address.
Either ALL American Colonies become WAAR controled and the WAAR hand over all African Provinces (Except for the Nile Valley Egypt and Sudan).
Or, the number of colonies in America is altered and a similar number of desert provinces are handed over to WAAR control. We have the ability to transform poor desert country to high performers. As we have demonstrated in Israel and Saudi Peninsula.
We hear that you wish us to show our good will by the hand over of Mali territory before negotaitions continue, this will not happen. However we are prepared to do a staged handover, you name the province you want, we name the province we want. This will show willingness on both sides.
A proviso on all this is that all provinces and colonies remain intact, we give our word that no improvments have been ransacked by us. In fact we are actively engaged in rebuilding certain improvements.
Finally to the issue of Troops stationed within each province, all troops should be removed except for any defenders necessary to defend the province. We have trained up the survivors in each of the captured Mali territories to the level of Alpine Units, this should please the Mali leadership. We expect the same in the American Colonies. As for any offencive units, they should immediatly leave the garrisoned areas. In Africa all WAAR Ralfitzers will be removed to Israel. Any Mali units in America will need to head to the East coast where a transport (provided as a loan from the WAAR) will collect them and take them back to Africa. upon disbarkation, the transport shall be returned to WAAR Control.
We await any response on all these issues .....
Benjamin Disraeli
Secretary of State
WAAR High Council
To :Zulu and Mali leaders
From: WAAR High Council
Dear sirs/Madams,
The WAAR High Council, being the benevolant people we are, and seeing that the Mali so preciously holds to its control of the Americas, are willing to negotaite on the number of American Colonies to be handed over. If the Mali would rather hold onto what they see as more useful territory in the Americas they can then do a trade off for their African territories. We now this may not please the Zulus so this is directed to both of you to address.
Either ALL American Colonies become WAAR controled and the WAAR hand over all African Provinces (Except for the Nile Valley Egypt and Sudan).
Or, the number of colonies in America is altered and a similar number of desert provinces are handed over to WAAR control. We have the ability to transform poor desert country to high performers. As we have demonstrated in Israel and Saudi Peninsula.
We hear that you wish us to show our good will by the hand over of Mali territory before negotaitions continue, this will not happen. However we are prepared to do a staged handover, you name the province you want, we name the province we want. This will show willingness on both sides.
A proviso on all this is that all provinces and colonies remain intact, we give our word that no improvments have been ransacked by us. In fact we are actively engaged in rebuilding certain improvements.
Finally to the issue of Troops stationed within each province, all troops should be removed except for any defenders necessary to defend the province. We have trained up the survivors in each of the captured Mali territories to the level of Alpine Units, this should please the Mali leadership. We expect the same in the American Colonies. As for any offencive units, they should immediatly leave the garrisoned areas. In Africa all WAAR Ralfitzers will be removed to Israel. Any Mali units in America will need to head to the East coast where a transport (provided as a loan from the WAAR) will collect them and take them back to Africa. upon disbarkation, the transport shall be returned to WAAR Control.
We await any response on all these issues .....
Benjamin Disraeli
Secretary of State
WAAR High Council
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