Special Report :: Portugal - The Long War (Part 2)
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by Nick Everdale
In this installment of The Fair Dealer’s report on U.S./Portuguese relations, we look at what has become “The Long War” between the United States and Portugal.
Few eAmericans know that our war against the Portuguese is far from concluded. The first shots were fired December 12, 2008, when eAmerican forces met Portuguese soldiers in Mexico. The Portuguese, there to defend their Mexican allies, made short work of the eAmericans and forced a withdrawal.
But the Portuguese did not leave. Even after hostilities ended, the Portuguese maintained control of the Mexican Southeast, Northeast, Oaxaca, and the Central Highlands. This situation persisted until very recently, when Portugal returned the Central Highlands and Oaxaca to Mexico.
Yet Portugal still holds the oil-rich lands of the Southeast, a U.S. border area of the Northeast, and maintains a significant presence in Mexico. This is not by mistake, and Mexican President Dishmcds noted that, “The [border region] will most likely be the last region returned…unless you can get the Spanish to close their war with us.”
President Dishmcds offered no public timetable for the return of the sensitive Northeast and Southeast to Mexico. Similarly, questions regarding why the oil-rich and border regions have not been turned over did not receive comment.
The appearance is that the President of Mexico is either unwilling or unable to press harder for return of his nation’s territory. If he is unwilling, there are questions to be asked regarding his relationship with Portugal – especially in light of questions raised regarding his election. If he is unable, it may benefit the United States to work with President Dishmcds to press Portugal into returning the territory quickly.
With U.S.-Portuguese talks ongoing and the possibility of peace raised, the Dishmcds policy of playing on U.S. fears of a Portuguese invasion from Mexico in order to achieve a Mexican peace with Spain appear to be dwindling.
Tradução Português
EAmericans Poucos sabem que a nossa guerra contra os Português está longe de concluído. Os primeiros tiros foram disparadas 12 de dezembro de 2008, quando eAmerican forças reunidas Português soldados no México. O Português, existe para defender os seus aliados mexicano, fez o trabalho de curto eAmericans e forçou uma retirada.
Mas não deixe o Português. Mesmo depois de hostilidades terminaram, a Português mantém controlo da mexicana Sudeste, Nordeste, Oaxaca e Planalto Central. Esta situação persistiu até muito recentemente, quando regressou a Portugal Central e Oaxaca no México.
Mas Portugal ainda detém o óleo-ricas terras do Sudeste, E.U. uma zona fronteiriça do Nordeste, e mantém uma presença significativa no México. Esta não é, por erro, e presidente do México, Dishmcds referir que, "O [região] provavelmente será a última região retornou ... a menos que você pode obter o espanhol para encerrar sua guerra com a gente."
Presidente Dishmcds ofereceu nenhuma público calendário para o regresso da sensível Nordeste e Sudeste para o México. Da mesma forma, perguntas sobre a razão pela qual o óleo-ricas e as regiões fronteiriças não foram virados não recebeu comentários.
A aparência é a de que o presidente do México, quer queiram ou não possam pressionar mais difícil para o regresso do seu território da nação. Se ele não quiser, há questões a serem colocadas sobre o relacionamento com Portugal - sobretudo à luz das questões levantadas em relação a sua eleição. Se ele não é capaz, ela pode beneficiar os Estados Unidos para trabalhar com o Presidente Dishmcds de imprensa em Portugal a devolução dos territórios rapidamente.
Com US-Português conversações em curso e levantou a possibilidade da paz, a política de Dishmcds jogar em Português E.U. receios de uma invasão do México, a fim de alcançar uma paz com a Espanha mexicanos parecem estar diminuindo.
Traducción al español
EAmericans pocos saben que nuestra guerra contra los portugueses está lejos de concluir. La primera se disparó contra 12 de diciembre de 2008, cuando se reunió eAmerican fuerzas portugués soldados en Mexico. El portugués, no para la defensa de sus aliados de México, hizo el trabajo de corto eAmericans y obligó a un retiro.
Pero el portugués no salir de casa. Incluso después de concluidas las hostilidades, el portugués mantiene el control del sureste mexicano, Nordeste, Oaxaca, y las tierras altas centrales. Esta situación persistió hasta hace muy poco, cuando Portugal devolvió las tierras altas centrales de Oaxaca y Mexico.
Sin embargo, Portugal sigue siendo el aceite rico en tierras del sureste, una zona fronteriza de EE.UU. el Nordeste, y mantiene una presencia significativa en Mexico. Esto no es por error, y el presidente mexicano Dishmcds señaló que, "[La región fronteriza] más probable es que sea la última región regresado ... a menos que usted puede conseguir el español para cerrar su guerra con nosotros."
Presidente Dishmcds público no ofrece un calendario para el retorno de la delicada Nordeste y Sudeste de Mexico. Del mismo modo, las cuestiones relativas a por qué los ricos en petróleo y las regiones fronterizas no se han entregado no recibió observaciones.
La apariencia es que el Presidente de Mexico es o no quieren o no pueden volver más difícil para la prensa de su territorio nacional. Si él no está dispuesto, hay preguntas acerca de su relación con Portugal - especialmente a la luz de las preguntas formuladas en relación con su elección. Si no está en condiciones, puede beneficiar a los Estados Unidos para trabajar con el Presidente a la prensa Dishmcds Portugal en el territorio de regresar rápidamente.
US-portugués con las conversaciones en curso y la posibilidad de la paz planteadas, la política de Dishmcds jugar en EE.UU. el temor de una invasión portuguesa de Mexico con el fin de lograr una paz con España, México parece estar disminuyendo.
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Or perhaps they dont really want the territory back. They probably have some sort of deal worked out.
Funny, that's not at all how I recalled it. Portugal took the Mexican territories they now hold during the war we launched on Mexico during Uncle Sam's presidency, in March of this year.
1: "President Dishmcds offered no public timetable for the return of the sensitive Northeast and Southeast to Mexico."
Northwest have a set date: http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/slight-changes-chuggachugg-776213/1/20
Southwest you answered yourself on your own article:
“The [border region] will most likely be the last region returned…unless you can get the Spanish to close their war with us.”
"Yet Portugal still holds the oil-rich lands of the Southeast"
- Please don't try to come out with stuff like that how many times you need to hear that eMexico and ePortugal are truly friends and that eMexicans are happy with how stuff is going on with ePortugal.
"The appearance is that the President of Mexico is either unwilling or unable to press harder for return of his nation’s territory."
- Completely false 😉
If you're talking about eMexico at least look at the eMexican media you will get answers to a few of those points. That makes me wonder if all international related media in the eUSA comes from sources inside and never looking outside.
This is coming from America, you know the same country who is still holding Baja, why would Mexico help the US?
Dekona, eMexico pactó lo de Baja con los eEEUU, y pagó por el privilegio de jugar a la guerra en tierras eMexicanas ¿no?
Por otro lado, desde eEspaña también me alegraría mucho de ver que eEEUU presiona por el fin de nuestra guerra con ePortugal. Especialmente si son generosos y nos ofrecen algo a cambio (especialmente si es algo real, y no solo unos pocos oros...).
@Dekona:
Because our holding of Baja is part of the peace treaty we signed with Mexico, we paid them about 300 gold so they could buy a Q5 hospital and we were granted control of Baja until sometime in early May so that we could continue to do wargames like we have been lately to help rank up our army
Nick Everdale ->
Do you know it is the second time Portugal takes Mexican territory ?
The Southwest was a portuguese territory for months.
This is the result of Mexico's weaknesses and also a result of Portugal being the only ally Mexico can ask for help.
This article is as rubbish as your first. Check your own forums, the Northeast has had a date for almost a week now.
Seriously, do you verify any of your sources?
>playing on U.S. fears of a Portuguese invasion from Mexico in order to achieve a Mexican peace with Spain appear to be dwindling.
And What? When did I say "Spain closes or Portugal invades"?
You really are full of it. If Scrabman has any sense, he'll denounce whatever "authority" you think you have.
Mr. President,
Quotes and stats are drawn from the "Mexico/Portugal" thread in which you yourself provided many of the quotes and data used for this thread. If you feel the need to correct any of your previous statements, please do not feel any hesitation.
Mr Everdale, I myself placed the date of return in the very thread your looking and talking about. Apparently you're not paying attention.
Mr. Everdale, please, I beg you, stop using Google translator to translate articles into Portuguese, you should know that many of the sentences become nonsense when translated using software's, etc...