Malaysian Invasian

Day 1,924, 23:44 • Published in Ireland USA • by Raven Anarcho

A giant begins losing hope in the Pacific. An arrogant tyrant speaks out while one nation completely shifts sides. As a decision is finally made by India, two close nations help one another secure themselves congress seats.

BRAINS OVER BRAWN

The U.S. has begun contemplating putting an end to their current war with Taiwan. The U.S. began the war last term, with goals of liberating both Japan and South Korea from Taiwanese occupation. Much progress had been made early, but as of late Taiwan has made sure to keep their regions out of the U.S.’s reach, by leaving one region in both Japan and South Korea to block the U.S.’s path of attack. The U.S. intends to at least give one more try before deciding whether or not to pull out of the region.

MALAYSIAN INVASION

Malaysia and Singapore have decided to start a training war, nicknamed “Ping Pong TW”. Malaysia has asked that CoT members such as Chile do their best not to interfere with the training war. The main importance for mentioning this training war is that I have been waiting to use the clever title, “Malaysian Invasion”, for some time now.

SALT IN THE WOUND

Serbia’s MoD has released a statement, claiming pride over preventing multiple countries from having a congress this term. The government cited that Serbia had not had a congress a few months prior, and now is enjoying revenge on every one of their enemies in the region. Albania had looked to gain progress against Serbia, once the U.S. began giving them immense support, but it was not enough to liberate the smaller nation. The U.S. and Albania have since signed an alliance.

FROM ONE TO ANOTHER

Cyprus has NEd Greece, and attacked in Greek occupied Egypt. Cyprus statements have seemed very serious about problems with Greece. The Greek government however claimed that the NE and attack were led by trolls, and not to be taken seriously. Greece was not expecting Cyprus to form MPPs with Poland and Serbia afterwards. To make matters more confusing, Bulgaria, a nation that had occupied Cyprus for some time recently, has been proposed as an MPP. Cyprus lost every battle in its first campaign against Greece, and could soon turn from being once occupied by Bulgaria, to being occupied by Greece instead.

FINALLY DECIDED

India has made the decision to officially join CoT, after their referendum results came back with 91.8% in favor. India had begun moving closer to EDEN, when Croatia and India's relations fell apart. CoT nations were quick to jump to help India fight Croatia, and ever since, India has been moving closer and closer to gaining CoT membership. They are currently awaiting CoT HQs decision.

WALK ON

Australia has secured its congress this term, despite facing 3 enemies throughout the month. In its biggest battle, they won a resistance war against Indonesia 83-82. Though Ireland and South Africa had sent help throughout all divisions, the war was won mainly through division 4, with Scottty the Nuke racking up 5000 campaign kills. Australia was also able to work with South Africa against both Brazil and Indonesia to allow a South African congress this term as well.

MY CURRENT MISSION

As there is never a dull moment in Ireland, I try to focus on my plans for next month. Although I was denied the possibility to gain a congress seat this term, hopefully I will take on a larger role, perhaps MoFA come next month. In the meantime I will continue to fight here in Australia. Once again I would like to thank my friends in Ireland that helped fight for Australia's liberation. o/


Votes throughout this congress term:

Alliance with Canada - Voted Yes
Alliance with Finland - Voted Yes
Alliance with Argentina - Voted Yes
Impeachment Proposal - Voted No
Alliance with Colombia - Voted Yes
NE with Spain - Voted Yes
Alliance with Australia - Voted Yes
Alliance with Iran - Voted Yes

-R.A.

Issue Song:
The Adicts - You'll Never Walk Alone (live)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeN-LrTG8IQ

"Unless you believe that the future can be better, you are unlikely to step up and take responsibility for making it so." - Noam Chomsky

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