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The Free Land of Maineacs extends its greetings to all nations of the world, and invites others to establish diplomatic relations. We can set aside 3 acres of land in our capital city for each embassy. Please limit staff to 150 total millitary and non-millitary personnel. A later post will list our resourses available for trade. Thank you.

Anderson McDermott, President, the Free Land of Maineiacs
Peter Nicholson, Secretary of State

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We might be interested. What good will this possibly bring our country?

Ab-shalom and greetings,

It is the desire of the Sultanate of Vastiva to open and maintain strong diplomatic and economic relations with all nations desirous of such. We therefore offer an exchange of embassies and ambassadors, and a beginning of free trade between our nations.

If this meets with your approval, please communicate by any means.

Go in Peace,

Namaste,
Raahmid Javani
Grand Vizier,
Humble Servant of His Magnificence, the Sultan of Vastiva

To His Majesty the Sultan of Vastiva:

The Government and people of the Free Land of Maineiacs send their greetings, and we accept your gracious offer of full diplomatic relations. Would you be interested in trade?

Sincerely,
Anderson McDermott
President, The Free Land of Maineiacs

to the government of Hejsan Snygging:

Gentlemen, The Free Land of Maineiacs offers trade relatons as well as diplomatic recognition. Our resources available for trade are as follows:

Hardwood timber -- 2.9 bln board feet @ 40 energy credits (ECr) ($9.60 US) per board foot

Shellfish (dungeness crab, lobster, oysters) -- 120,000 lbs. of our annual catch @ 7 ECr ($1.68 US) per lb.

Various crops (potatoes, carrots, cabbage) -- 250,000 metric tons @ 2 ECr ($0.48) per lb.

Farm machinery (tractors, combines, etc.) -- 5000 units @ 500,000 ECr ($120,000 US) each

Granite -- 3.5 mln metric tons @ 6000 ECr ($1440 US) per Metric ton

Needs: computer components/software, fabrics (cotton, wool, silk), and we would appreciate any assistance you could offer in the development of solar/hydroelectric or nuclear power facilities.

It is illegal under our constitution to import or export arms, also we regret that we cannot at this time offer a millitary alliance.

Our nation is small and newly independent, and as our economy grows, we will be able to offer more goods for trade.

Sincerely,

Anderson McDermott
President, The Free Land of Maineiacs

Dear Maineiacs,

we can in return offer huge amounts of uranium which we have plenty of.
Would you be interested in this?

Sincerely,
Hejsan snygging

Yes. How much and at what price?

Yes. How much and at what price?

[OFF] Help, how do I answer this?

OOC: First we need to move this thread over to the International incidents board (My fault, I put it here by mistake), then just make up something.