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England's Losses

Day 1,961, 17:56 • Published in Ireland Ireland

• by Damien Psym

Let me be one of the first to congratulate Argentina on taking the East Midlands and root for the Irish forces in Scotland as well as the Argentine forces in the West Midlands. After seeing England's forces take land away from my beloved Ireland (real or e-version) recently and in the past i am more than ecstatic to see them start to lose their own territories.

Even though this paper reaches so few, i encourage everyone to join me in a rousing Erin Go Bragh for the green, white, orange. And of course, Viva Argentina.

A Celebration: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTt3gvAHx1A

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Damien Psym Day 1,961, 17:56

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tntss Day 1,961, 19:12

GRACIAS

moomoohead Day 1,961, 20:08

voted and subed

Guxter Day 1,961, 20:25

Hail Ireland
Hail Argentina
o7 bro

Professor Evil Day 1,962, 03:03

"Oh, come out you Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man..."

Exactly what we plan to do. Rule Britannia!

Ian E CoIeman Day 1,962, 08:07

"Tell her how the (I.A.) made you run like hell away
From the green and lovely lanes in Killeshandra."

Funny because this is exactly what happened with that Training war the eUK decided to attack us from.

Professor Evil Day 1,962, 10:10

Ah, you are sadly misinformed my republican chum. You lost control of your congress, so we needed to show you you what would happen if you NE'd Spain. Then you got your shit together, we resumed the training war and then concluded it as friends.

Then this happened.

Well done.

Paddy OBrien Day 1,962, 11:01

I think some folks in the eUK have been hitting the happy juice again.

Seanan Day 1,962, 11:56

No no Professor, according to the British MoFA, UK's decision to attack Ireland was due to the character of the Irish CP.. or was it the rogue proposals? You know it could have been the NE on Spain (which was a rogue proposal in itself).

A Lie Has Many Variations, The Truth None.

The problem is that you don't hear the Irish coming out with multiple stories; The UK threatened war if we joined CUA or attack Spain - Ireland did not threaten the UK when she acted as part of TWO or directly attacked our allies, because we respected the NAP. UK attempted to interfere with our sovereignty out of sheer disrespect - and they got a back lash for it. Unfortunately for the UK, they choose to piss off Ireland a day before Argentina's months-in-planning Airstrike. I have limited sympathy for the UK government; sure, a small sector in the Irish congress caused a nuisance with two rogue proposals but it hardly amounted to a declaration of war.. ignoring your Prime Minister's hubris in declaring he would wipe us to close the war, if Ireland had declared war on the UK for every of BigAnt's nuisances then you'd have been completely buggered when Canada and Norway were hammering at your door.

And despite all of that, the only people being bitter about being involved in one of the major developments in the New World is the UK. Cheer the fuck up.

Brian Boru Day 1,962, 12:53

Pretty sure it's all truth, our congress was out of control, and our President is a tad bit of an asshole to say the least.

But who cares, Northern Ireland.

Professor Evil Day 1,962, 15:56

Believe me, I am taking this far less seriously than a few of my countrymen. But those rogue proposals were a big part of what drove a wedge between us, especially since Spain is a close ally of ours, and we had to treat that proposal as a serious one.

But hey, at the stage in the game, words come second to actions. I'll see you fellas on the field of battle!

Sean MacDiarmata Day 1,962, 16:25

Professor ill confirm something for you since seem to be forgetting it, we always have rouge proposals.

All throughout our past relations we have seen them, from both nations congress. So to act as if this is something new and a reason for you to say "But those rogue proposals were a big part of what drove a wedge between us" is laughable.

Rouge proposals don't cause wars, poor communication between one or both governments would be the cause.