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**Frozzy** · July 10, 2003, 04:37

In-game History

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Diplomatic Treaties

Alliances
International Treaty of Nations -
Canada, China, Japan, Korea, Russia, United Kingdom, United States
Negotiated Turn One, Signed Turn One.

European Union -
France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, United Kingdom
Negotiated Turn One, Signed Turn One.

Anglo-Canadian Alliance
Canada, United Kingdom
Negotiated Turn One, Signed Turn Two

Trade Agreements
European Economic Community -
France, United Kingdom
Negotiated Turn One, Signed Turn One

Non-Agression Pacts
None

Ceasefires
None

Wars
Anglo-Irish War: Length (1 turn); Major British Victory

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Provinces

Ireland

**Sheep** · July 10, 2003, 04:40

Okay have a look at the thread link given. Your uu is posted.

**Frozzy** · July 10, 2003, 04:40

Turn History

Turn One
Gross Income: £7 trillion
Ministry of Defence Spending: £6 trillion (Two infantry divisions)
Net Income: £1 trillion

Conflicts: Anglo-Irish War
Britain overwhelms the Irish force quickly, but not before losing half of Infantry Division II at the Battle of the Burren. Major British victory.

Turn Two
Gross Income: £11 trillion
Ministry of Defence Spending: £12 trillion One Mechanised Infantry and Fighter Squadron
Net Income: £0 trillion

Conflicts: None

Turn Two
Gross Income: £11 trillion
Ministry of Defence Spending: £10 trillion on One Transport Fleet
Net Income: £1 trillion

Conflicts: Operation Fjordbuster
TBA

**Frozzy** · July 10, 2003, 04:41

THE DAILY MAIL

Brits crack the clover

The British Army scored a decisive victory at the Battle of the Burren, the last stronghold of Irish resistance on the island. The Irish capitulated easily, though losses were reported. Ireland is now no longer a country, and Irish passports are to be exchanged to British ones.

Frozzy ditches Euro push

The economic stranglehold left by the previous Prime Minister, Tony Blair, as to the future of the Pound, has been ruthlessly crushed by Prime Minister James Frozzy. He said in an exclusive statement to the Daily Mail "The United Kingdom has been an independant state still in it's first form longer than most of our European neighbours. Thus it is fitting that the pound is to stay in Britain indefinately." Mr. Frozzy made no comment about any plans to leave the EU or the EEC.

**Sheep** · July 10, 2003, 04:47

Hey you screwed mine up

**Prince Jason** · July 10, 2003, 12:33

To Britain
From United States of America

I believe an alliance between out two nations would benefit us both. As you have learned in the past European allys are not to be trusted, but you can always rely on your American friends should something aweful happen.

**Frozzy** · July 10, 2003, 16:25

Diplomatic Message to the United States Consulate in London:

We will etch out a constitutional alliance with our American friends.

**Frozzy** · July 10, 2003, 19:14

The British Consulate to all nations of the world is in full working order for the pleasure of all visitors.

**Prince Jason** · July 11, 2003, 00:12

Originally posted by Frozzy
We wish to continue discussions. Britain puts forward the following conditions:

1) In the event of one nation being attacked by another nation, thus it's sovereignity being threatened, the other shall come to the aid of the victim without delay in a sizable force.

2) You may not leave the alliance without all parties adhering to the reasons supplied by the leaver.

3) The alliance is open to all nations of the world, but acceptance is only given when a majority of members vote in favour.

Yes, we can agree to this. Shall we name it the International Treaty of Nations, or ITN?

**SKILORD** · July 11, 2003, 01:55

THe people of South Korea have much hatred in their hearts towards the British for the following reasons:

1. You have purpously convinced us it was turn two when, in fact, it wasn't.

2. Your thread is so.... flashy... so.... gawdy.... that any god fearing person would immediately smite himself for having seen it. You think you're so cool with your 'animated british flags' and your super special superness.

On the other hand the government of South Korea will sign this alliance with you.

President Hung Laik Horse of South Korea.

**Frozzy** · July 11, 2003, 02:05

Originally posted by SKILORD
THe people of South Korea have much hatred in their hearts towards the British for the following reasons:

1. You have purpously convinced us it was turn two when, in fact, it wasn't.

2. Your thread is so.... flashy... so.... gawdy.... that any god fearing person would immediately smite himself for having seen it. You think you're so cool with your 'animated british flags' and your super special superness.

On the other hand the government of South Korea will sign this alliance with you.

President Hung Laik Horse of South Korea.

OOC:

**Prince Jason** · July 11, 2003, 03:28

To The British Consulate, New York City, NY
From President Williams, Washington, D.C.

I believe it is in the good will of the nations that Japan, should they accept invitation to join the ITN, are allowed to do so. We therfore ask for you acceptance of Japan, thus making it majority vote.

**Prince Jason** · July 11, 2003, 11:43

To The British Consulate, New York City, NY
From President Williams, Washington, D.C.

Friend, I believe a strong alliance is a large alliance. I have put through the invitation to the Russian government, and ask for your ratification should they accept.

**SKILORD** · July 11, 2003, 15:06

Perhaps it would be best to add a new thread for this alliance.

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