[PotUS] Battle of Papua, War with Indonesia, and the American Spirit.

Day 2,715, 19:43 • Published in USA USA • by Trekker Tlumac
And so begins the USA battle with Indonesia.



A Natural Enemy decree has been sanctioned by the United States against Indonesia, and by Indonesia against the United States.

The United States NE declaration was set first and this gives us the first initiative.

A little over three hours ago I started the campaign to conquer Papua, the sole connecting region between the United States and Indonesia. In the coming days there will be battles and campaigns over the lands between our countries.


Two rounds in and the US has a small points advantage, having swept the first round in all four divisions and having lost D3/D4 in the second round.

It seems things are about to become more interesting and less complacent.

As Americans, we can be obnoxious, loud, and even a bit arrogant. At least that is how we are often perceived, by others and, at times, even ourselves. I do not see it this way.

We are a proud country of proud people. We are brimming with energetic ability and no outlet. Like the hyper five year old we oft have a disconnection with who we can be and who we feel we are.

Does this make us evil? No. Does this make us bad? No. Or does this even make us stupid? Resounding no.

That which we cannot articulate does not inherently make us flawed. Articulation requires a knowledge that must be learned through trials and triumphs. In contemporary times articulation is usually reserved for someone trying to explain an advanced idea or concept. At the root, though, the word has a higher meaning of being able to express something in way that eases communication or understanding.

Expression does not have to mean words. It can be any action.

So in this sense the articulation I am referring to is our ability (as a people) to show what we can be. It is in that potential that all people should listen.

What do I think the American people can be? What divine future holds us?

The short answer there is that no one decides our fate but ourselves.

We can look to the stares and will them to show us who we are meant to be for all ages. Without definitive action from the people, that will never happen. We must step forward and prove ourselves worthy of such glories.

If we want to know what we can truly be, we must be that which we have never been (in living memory for many eReppers, at least). We must seize greatness of our own. And learn to be the community that we are capable of, if we only learn how to articulate it.

We are at war with a worthy enemy. Historically we have fought many acclaimed battles with this foe. We can respect their ability even while we fight against them.

Together we will fight this enemy. And together we shall grow closer to greatness.

Now I call to you, my comrades and friends:

Let us march forth and bring the fight to our enemy. Let us find our footing of greatness among the giants of the past upon whose shoulders we have grown into our own. Let us bring glory to the United States of America!


- President Trekker Spanksalot Tlumac