Chile, Australia, CoT

Day 1,854, 22:42 • Published in Australia Australia • by Xavier Griffith

Chilean friends and my Fellow Australians,

You may have heard grumblings of late resounding around our Government, and around Australia. Some of you may know why, some of you may not, and some may just not really care. All are ok, but the last, you should at least know why, because it will probably affect you the most.

Once, many months ago, Australia and Chile were like this:


Both Chile and Australia were allies, along with New Zealand against Argentina, things happened, alliances made decisions and the next thing we know, Chile was being attacked. That’s about where my story ends, I left for a few months to regain my sanity. When I came back a couple of months ago, I found out that Chile had been wiped out, and returned with a vengeance and decided to wipe Australia and did not at the time have their own homelands, I didn’t want to get into details, it saddened me that Chile, once our allies, had acted no better than Indonesia and Argentina, and that we were now like this:



Discussions about changes in political stances globally began to appear, and one of the main alliances that has come up is CoT (Circle of Trust). For me personally, it’s a good alliance. It is predominantly a regional alliance, something I have thought a good idea and to our regions benefit, as one of the creators of the failed APA (Asia Pacific Alliance) which Chile was invited to join, CoT is in effect a watered down version of the APA. So of course CoT seems sensible to me. Our traditional allies, eUSA in particular are Pro-CoT as well, so politically and diplomatically it makes sense for us to lean towards that alliance.

That said however, we have the small problem of this:


There is some history which I am really not interested in knowing. I believe it has something to do with Administrations, but let’s face it, every country has had administrations that really should just never have been voted in. So basically, it comes down for me to this “GET OVER IT”. The time has come to bury the past and start from scratch. It’s obvious from what I have seen so far that neither Australia nor Chile trust each other very much, it’s a pity when we were once very close allies.

Our current administration has made diplomatic moves towards Chile, however has made demands on the people without keeping a constant supply of information which has only made things worse for most Australians, the main reason being that they have been trying to get Chile to return our regions, Chile doesn't trust us, the question is, to what level does all this come to a head? The unfortunate problem that has arisen with this Administrations lack of information, it makes it look like Chile doesn't want peace at all.

There is one question I think that needs to be asked and answered first:

1. Does Chile WANT to return our regions (irrespective of capacity) so we will be back on the map?

If the answer to that question is Yes from the Chilean Government, we have something to work towards, if no, we have nothing to work towards and both our time is wasted.

Neither side is going to be happy with giving up anything while there is a fear of betrayal, the next question answers that, but both nations are going to have to come to an agreement. 1 Region is not enough for us to rebuilt after being wiped for so long, without rebuilding we will be unable to assist our allies in the defence of their own nations, and one of those allies would once again be Chile.

The second question if the first is Yes, is:

2. Should we join CoT? As has been mentioned, aligning our MPPs with CoT members and Pro-CoT nations is really nothing different to what we had, because many of our original allies have moved to become members of CoT themselves or are Pro-CoT anyway. CoT therefore is the right political option for us.

There is no way that we can win a war and hold any regions we do win; Chile is far too strong with a much bigger population than we have.

Some form of mutual agreement has to be reached and needs to be kept by both sides, CoT can ensure that is done. Without this occurring, this constant battle will go on, draining both nations and do neither any good in the long run.

I pray this can occur for all our sakes. Trust NEEDS to be regained on both sides.

Regards
Xavier Griffith

Born: Oct 18, 2008
17 x Term Australian Senator
2 x Term Australian Prime Minister
4 x Term Senate Speaker
2 x Term Australian Inspector General
7 x Term Australian Cabinet Member