The Armed Republic of The Special Forces announced that it had applied to the Empire of Valinon to become a Protectorate nation of the Empire of Valinon. Recent negotiations between members of the Emperor Gustav Alderman I and President Michael Taylor have led to the decision that The Special Forces will relinquish some of its internal autonomy to the Empire, and move in accordance to enact a government style more along the lines of the other nations that are Protectorates of the Empire of Valinon. Constitutional and bureacratical reform will begin momentarily. We encourage all those nations that have or wish to establish embassies in the Protectorate of The Special Forces to resubmit or submit their diplomatic stance to the newly formed Protectorate government that will be forth-coming.
Sincerely,
Michael Taylor
Interim-President of the Protectorate of The Special Forces
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The Armed Republic of The Special Forces was official dissolved yesterday, after the Congress and the past administration of The Armed Republic was official dissolved by President Taylor, acting in accordance with support from the Empire of Valinon. A new government is being formulated.
The new government will be that of a Protectorate nation under the Empire of Valinon. Former President Taylor will become Minister of the Protectorate of The Special Forces and will form a new legislative body that will be a unicameral house called the Administrative Council. This council will work on a parliamentary system and will handle the day-to-day governmental affairs of the Protectorate. This new government will be supported by the Empire of Valinon in the form of aid that is deemed necessary by Minister Taylor.
Finally, Special Forces Military Police were used to put down armed resistance to the conversion of the political system of the Armed Republic. It is believed that aid from the Empire of Valinon will be likely if these attacks by terrorist organizations continue. Minister Taylor has already said that he and members of the Administrative Council are working to solve this problem.