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FIITS: Poland Free?

Day 387, 14:47 • Published in Australia

• by Leon Alston

Well, another resistance war has recently sprung up in the region of Pomerania, Swedish occupied Poland. According to reliable sources, this resistance movement has been sanctioned by the Swedish government in keeping with the agreed contract for the independence of Poland.
http://wiki.erepublik.com/index.php/Poland#Independence
Several dissident factions of the Swedish government however, have been trying to fight the Polish nationals, but theirs is a lost cause. Indeed, these rebellious members have wasted their military power against potential allies, whilst the battle moves forward into the next region of France. Such is the foolishness of some people. Within 20 hours, we shall be hoping to see a restored and revitalized Poland that leans close to the forces of ATLANTIS.

Articles soon to be seen: An exclusive interview with the man behind the Polish resistance; further updates on the continuing struggle between ATLANTIS and PEACE; and an expose' on the food companies you thought were Australian.

This is Leon Alston of Fraser Islan😛 In The Sun,
Wake up Australia! Tasmania's not floating away!

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Kerei Day 387, 15:06

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haugenmatt Day 387, 16:55

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theodeus Day 388, 04:53

"Indeed, these rebellious members have wasted their military power against potential allies, whilst the battle moves forward into the next region of France. Such is the foolishness of some people."

You know, some people are just not interested in politics & they prefer to fight to keep Pomerania in Sweden rather than gain some French region. I wouldn't anyway call it foolish 😉

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