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Hahahaha, oh those silly communists, with their agrigarian utopic dream and their anti-capitolist ways and their missguided ideas and their internets... no wait that last one was Al Gore. Ah silly Al, thinks he's peoples.

Hey guys, just wanted to let you all know that I'm working on a post but because of finals I can't post until sometime hopefully this weekend.

A formal apology for my lack of online activity anywhere recently, I'll be getting a response up soon, things just got to me irl.

Again, very sorry, happy to be back.

Well ... looks like several problems have come up in terms of me getting this next post up. For the record, though, I'll plan to touch a good amount of things that Azrica needs to address.



Starting with numero uno, the firefight in Kayo is going to conflagrate into a much larger conflict -- perhaps not global spanning, but the region will definitely see an increase in Azrik activity. This corresponds with Azrica's whole "Big gun, big mouth" facade. Those Azzies 'ill bring a whole heap of firepower down on anything not wavin' the Eagle and Spear of Azrica.


Numero dos; The situation outside and to the West of Kayo is what is posing the greatest road block -- Montfort's nowhere to be seen. I would prefer to wait for him, because I'm extremely eager to see how the Navy would hold against Montfort's own. If necessary, though, I can have a throw up with another user and we'll compare statistics or whatever it is those smart people do.


Numeros tres; My laptop got fried, again, I go through those things like bottles of fine whiskey and hookers. I'm working on either fixing it or getting a new one, but I'll have limited access to Pro Patria through some library computers and other terminals when possible.



So, as a warning, this post may be a while in coming. I'll be working on it whenever I get the chance, however.

Damned Azricans. At least let me finish one war before you start another. I"ll talk to Montfort and see what's up. Otherwise, just assume you got wrecked. Probably a safe bet.

I'm really pissed about the Azricans interfering, but whatever.

I'm certain that the Azricans, both in Kayo and out at sea, would definitely be bloodied -- not meaning that they won't inflict a fair share of considerable damage on their own. Of course, the amount of damage inflicted on the Azricans will consequently warrant the size and determination of the counter-attacking force, which is bound to be carrying a hefty amount of firepower as it normally does. That, and with the situation in Kayo burning at hotter and hotter temperatures, the world is going to become a fairly dangerous place.


As for the Azrican Navy, I'm certain the size of the Task Force would be a definite disadvantage -- but the Navy would be raining hell on any Montfort forces with cruise missiles and low-altitude aircraft-based ASM-160 Kaliber's, essentially suped-up Air-to-Ship missiles that can punch some holes. Considering the Marines in Kayo won't have much in terms of support until the Task Force regroups with a larger Azrican force and fights its way into Kayo Harbor, their combat effectiveness will be all but null -- fighting one nasty downhill battle. The Navy will fare better than the Marines, it'd be safe to bet -- I'd honestly much rather face Montfort at sea than Lipetskaya on the ground in the current situation.

Believe it or not, I am working on a response that I hope to have up by the weekend, with a spiffy speech in it.

Just got a job, so, yeah, time is hard pressed, but I assure you, Belkan quality shall not diminish!

Working on putting up a post, serious this time. So though to address a few things. First, I call dibs on a reaction post to the Lipetskayan's missile launch. Not that I'm actually going to do anything that might drag the GRS into a war with the LIpetskayans, but just that most of my post is focused around that. Also, Az I'm leaving the convoy/talks up to you until they get up to the place they're headed to, they we can do the back and forth thing. If you need help with what Adams might say, you can pm me what your working on and I can write for Adams.

So, just all of you wait for a bit and I'll get my post up.

Alright, I tried my best to move forward with Redwing, Adams and the Military Council on the talks but there were a few more pertinent things that I really needed to touch. I'll keep you in loop, and by my next post I'll have them at the lodge in Lake Lucisio.