Whittier
19-09-2003, 06:39
Secretary General declared victory in the war against Communist Poland today as the Polish leadership fled the country for their lives.
Brezhnekov: The war against a horrible tyrant is finally at an end. We did not come to Communist Poland becuase we hate pols nor do we hate communists. We came to free them and to bring two international assassins to justice.
Communist Poland had a chance to avoid war by handing these criminals over to face justice. CP however not only refused but attacked innocent neutral nations, hired suicide bombers, and assassins.
They assassinated a former leader of Whittier, as well as the Secretary of War for another nation.
Slavinsky's tyranny and highhandedness cost him many allies. Most of whome felt snubbed by his arrogance.
I note that on several past occasions Whittier actually fought in defense of Poland against its enemies. A few years ago, we helped the Polish Communist community in its attempt to get independence. To the people of Communist Poland we say we are not your enemies. We have not come to occupy your nation. You will not be puppet country. We have come as freinds. We are here to free you from a corrupt, powerhungry, warmongering dictator.
Now that dictator is gone, having fled the nation. Polish forces in WU have been pacified and the process of rebuilding CP has already begun under the guidance of a temporary military occupational government.
The battle is over but the war is not. It will not be over until Slavinsky, Treadin (his war minister) and the two assassins (Igor Retwarth and Theodore Logan) are caught and brought to justice. The fleeing polish leaders obviously face charges of crimes against humanity in an international court.
The two assasins will be tried here in Whitteir, when they are caught.
But we must send a message that there is absolutely no place them to hide.
Those contemplating giving refuge to these villains should take a lesson out what just happened to communist poland.
Tonight, I declare the war against Communist Poland officially over.
Brezhnekov: The war against a horrible tyrant is finally at an end. We did not come to Communist Poland becuase we hate pols nor do we hate communists. We came to free them and to bring two international assassins to justice.
Communist Poland had a chance to avoid war by handing these criminals over to face justice. CP however not only refused but attacked innocent neutral nations, hired suicide bombers, and assassins.
They assassinated a former leader of Whittier, as well as the Secretary of War for another nation.
Slavinsky's tyranny and highhandedness cost him many allies. Most of whome felt snubbed by his arrogance.
I note that on several past occasions Whittier actually fought in defense of Poland against its enemies. A few years ago, we helped the Polish Communist community in its attempt to get independence. To the people of Communist Poland we say we are not your enemies. We have not come to occupy your nation. You will not be puppet country. We have come as freinds. We are here to free you from a corrupt, powerhungry, warmongering dictator.
Now that dictator is gone, having fled the nation. Polish forces in WU have been pacified and the process of rebuilding CP has already begun under the guidance of a temporary military occupational government.
The battle is over but the war is not. It will not be over until Slavinsky, Treadin (his war minister) and the two assassins (Igor Retwarth and Theodore Logan) are caught and brought to justice. The fleeing polish leaders obviously face charges of crimes against humanity in an international court.
The two assasins will be tried here in Whitteir, when they are caught.
But we must send a message that there is absolutely no place them to hide.
Those contemplating giving refuge to these villains should take a lesson out what just happened to communist poland.
Tonight, I declare the war against Communist Poland officially over.