The good ol' days are gone

Day 698, 17:53 • Published in Canada Canada • by Colwell

Who can forget the good ol' days when you could tell Hungary to Bruck off without our country being totalled. eCanada has changed a lot since then and I would say it is for the best.

Our military is dramatically stonger. Now a Colonel+ package is useless due to the fact that the majority of soldiers are already Colonel+. Our strength became obvious to all Canadians when we destroyed an Iranian wall in a matter of minutes to free the North West Territories. Even better than all this stuff, in my opinion, is the new CAF Rangers. I can still remember waiting impatiently for my strength to be 4.5 before I could apply to serve for our country now you can skip that step and go right in.

Politically our country will never be the same. Only two parties remain from the Bruck era, the Canadian Paradox Party, Canada's oldest party, and the Canadian Social Democrats, a very successful Canadian party. No longer is the Canadian Empire Party and the Progressive Party of Canada. New parties are appearing, the Democratic Action league being the most successful of the three most likely because it is a pre-rebirth party and a competitive recruiter. It recent success was William Duncan, a CPPer running under the DAL party, winning the presidentials and ending Jacobi's, former CPPers, reign.

In the news recently, an enormous effort has been put into raising funds for freeing our conquered provinces and territory. The Media Mogul War Fund is attempting to raise 200 gold for our fight through donarions and media mogul medals. So far 30 Canadian newspaper owners have vowed to donate the 5 gold gotten from this medal to the Tank Fund if they achieve the 1000 subcribers it will generate 150 gold for the fight! Everyone do your part and subscribe to every paper on that list.

With such a diverse and everchanging eCanada who knows what could be coming next. Maybe eUK will make a smart move, maybe Hungary we liberate the many territories it occupies, the future could hold anything.

That's all for Coldnews, keep on Bruckin'