Skibereen
05-01-2006, 10:17
Bogota Colombia
President Xavier Ruiz sat in his office as he read dossier after dossier of one proposed potential threat after another.
Hundreds of analysts had poured over thousands of ideas and those that made it past the eyes of their section cheifs now lay before Xavier.
As he laid the last one down he considered the many things he ha been reading
'Socialistas in Venezuela stronger then ever, as if Chavez wasnt bad enough.
Revolution in Paraguay.
God knows what the hell was going on in Brazil, though it seemed Sewel could prove to be an ally.
And now fucking Cuba was without Castro, the man may have been a Communist but he was at least predictable'
He considered one of the main edicts of the IRP.
Power to the latin People
But with such disarray he was very nearly at a loss, there were too many threats to Colombian hegemony in the Caribbean.
Knowledge was power, and so were allies.
.....
He considered for a moment how to approach the situation.
On the cover of the Newspaper which had been set aside for the dossiers was a headline " 'Absolutee Capitalism' introduced in University curriculum This semester. Spains new philosophy for the world"
Spain....
They had their own problems, but... They were advantageous, not a present threat, and in no position to consider Colombia a threat. All interaction was gain.
Spain.
Letter
Heading
From the Office of the President of the Republic of Colombia
Body of Letter
With regards to the current global state of unrest.
Colombia has always held close relations with Spain in the areas of Culture and History. We have had less need of trade but common exchange of people and ideas.
Today, Colombia formally extends her hand in Diplomatic friendship to 'Mother' España.
In these turbulent times, I, Xavier Ruiz, Preisdent of the Colombian People do sincerely believe it is with cooperation and exchange with you that we will maintain grounding in our Cultures and customs.
That in a union of like people we may find strength and security.
I sincerely hope this message finds a warm reception.
Signed
Xavier Ruiz
President Xavier Ruiz sat in his office as he read dossier after dossier of one proposed potential threat after another.
Hundreds of analysts had poured over thousands of ideas and those that made it past the eyes of their section cheifs now lay before Xavier.
As he laid the last one down he considered the many things he ha been reading
'Socialistas in Venezuela stronger then ever, as if Chavez wasnt bad enough.
Revolution in Paraguay.
God knows what the hell was going on in Brazil, though it seemed Sewel could prove to be an ally.
And now fucking Cuba was without Castro, the man may have been a Communist but he was at least predictable'
He considered one of the main edicts of the IRP.
Power to the latin People
But with such disarray he was very nearly at a loss, there were too many threats to Colombian hegemony in the Caribbean.
Knowledge was power, and so were allies.
.....
He considered for a moment how to approach the situation.
On the cover of the Newspaper which had been set aside for the dossiers was a headline " 'Absolutee Capitalism' introduced in University curriculum This semester. Spains new philosophy for the world"
Spain....
They had their own problems, but... They were advantageous, not a present threat, and in no position to consider Colombia a threat. All interaction was gain.
Spain.
Letter
Heading
From the Office of the President of the Republic of Colombia
Body of Letter
With regards to the current global state of unrest.
Colombia has always held close relations with Spain in the areas of Culture and History. We have had less need of trade but common exchange of people and ideas.
Today, Colombia formally extends her hand in Diplomatic friendship to 'Mother' España.
In these turbulent times, I, Xavier Ruiz, Preisdent of the Colombian People do sincerely believe it is with cooperation and exchange with you that we will maintain grounding in our Cultures and customs.
That in a union of like people we may find strength and security.
I sincerely hope this message finds a warm reception.
Signed
Xavier Ruiz