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Peru Information (http://s15.invisionfree.com/Resdyn/index.php?act=modcp&CODE=showtopics&f=8)

(OOC: For the sake of making things flow, just assume that it has. (The Trade thing).)

Argentina will send support to Peru if needed, also we would like to know if Peru would be interested in starting a South American Countries' Alliance (SACA) with Argentina.

Yes (it's what I was planning on doing anyway)

The Republic of Peru gladly accepts your offer of aid in this time. An airport near Lima shall be made available for your use (and Poland's).

OOC: Technically, Shining Path shouldn't be too bad-Alberto Fujimori led a strident campaign against them during his term of office.

Anti-terrorism-

When Fujimori came to power, large parts of Peru were dominated by the insurgent Maoist group Sendero Luminoso (SL or "Shining Path"), and the Marxist-Leninist group Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA). According to some estimates, by the early 1990's, more than sixty percent of the country was under the control of the insurgents, in territories known as "zonas liberadas" (liberated zones), where inhabitants lived under the rule of these groups and paid them taxes. When Shining Path arrived in Lima, it organized so-called paros armados, work stoppages (strikes) which were enforced by killings and other forms of violence. They had infiltrated the national universities. Two previous governments, those of Fernando Belaúnde Terry (AP), and Alan García (APRA), first ignored and minimized the Shining Path, then launched an unsuccessful military campaign to eradicate it, undermining public faith in the state and an exodus of elites.

In the course of his two terms in office, Fujimori was credited by many Peruvians for ending the fifteen-year reign of terror of Sendero Luminoso and the arrest of their leader, Abimael Guzmán. As part of his anti-terrorism efforts, Fujimori granted the military broad powers to arrest suspected terrorists and to try them in secret military courts with few legal rights. The justification given for this abridgement of the usual guarantees of open trials was that under previous governments, the judiciary was too afraid to charge captured terrorists; afraid of terrorist reprisal against them or their families. At the same time, he armed rural Peruvians to form the groups known as rondas campesinas ("peasant patrols"), to which part of the success of the fight against terrorism was attributed.

Insurgent activity declined from 1992 onwards, and Fujimori took credit for this development, claiming that his campaign had largely eliminated the terrorist threat. After the auto-coup, the intelligence work of the DINCOTE (National Counter-Terrorism Directorate) led to the capture of terrorist leaders from SL and MRTA, including SL leader Guzmán.

Critics charge that to achieve the defeat of terrorist cells in various towns and cities, the Peruvian military indulged in widespread human rights abuses, and that the vast majority of the victims were poor highland campesinos caught in the crossfire between military and the insurgents. The final report of the Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission, published on 28 August 2003, revealed that while the majority of the atrocities committed between 1980 and 1995 were the work of the Shining Path, the Peruvian armed forces were also guilty of having destroyed villages and having murdered campesinos, whom they suspected of supporting the insurgents. According to the report, the great percentage of deaths caused by the armed forces occurred during the Belaunde and Garcia governments. During the Fujimori period the numbers decreased, with a shift in tactics away from general butchery and toward isolating support for the terrorists, with Army engineers building rural roads and schools.

The 1997 Japanese embassy hostage crisis, the major event of Fujimori's second term, was one of the last major episodes of terrorism. It began on December 17, 1996, when fourteen Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac Amaru (MRTA) militants seized the residence of the Japanese ambassador in Lima during a party, taking hostage some four hundred diplomats, government officials, and other dignitaries; the action was partly in protest of prison conditions in Peru. During the protracted four-month stand-off, the Emerretistas gradually freed all but 72 of their hostages. The government rejected the militants' demand to release imprisoned MRTA members and prepared in secret an elaborate plan to storm the residence, while gaining time by negotiating with the hostage-takers.

On April 22, 1997, a team of 140 military commandos, given the name "Chavín de Huantar", raided the building to free the hostages. Two commandos, one hostage, and all fourteen of the insurgents died in the assault. President Fujimori visited the ambassador's residence to inspect the scene and speak to the former hostages. Images of Fujimori taken during the last minutes of the military operation, surrounded by some of the liberated dignitaries and soldiers, and walking among the bodies of the insurgents were shown on television. The successful conclusion of the four-month-long standoff was used to bolster his image as being tough on terrorism.

However, the success of the operation was tainted by subsequent revelations that at least three and possibly eight of the insurgents had been summarily executed by the commandos after surrendering. In 2002, the case was taken up by public prosecutors, but the Peruvian Supreme Court ruled that the military tribunals had jurisdiction. A military court later absolved them of guilt, and the "Chavín de Huantar" soldiers led the 2004 military parade. In response, in 2003 MRTA family members lodged a complaint with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights accusing the Peruvian state of human rights violations, namely that the MRTA insurgents had been denied the "right to life, the right to judicial guarantees and the right to judicial protection". The IACHR accepted the case and is currently studying it.

Hmm... didn't know that - the CIA World Factbook said it was still a problem

Looking at wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sendero_Luminoso), it says the Shining Path is verily weakened, though a violent element does still exist. So yeah, they are still making terrorist actions, but as an immediate threat? They can be put on the back burner (though I'd still watch out).

Heck, I just want something to HAPPEN, and that's all I could think of...

Heck, I just want something to HAPPEN, and that's all I could think of...

Well, have them stage a kidnapping of some kind. Or better yet, find some drug lords to pummel. Peru has opium and coke issues to deal with.

*Laughs evily* Sounds fun...

Fox 6

A massive breakout occured today at San Cristobal High Security Prison, in which over 200 violent criminals escaped, killing several dozen gaurds in the process. Among the escapees was the former leader of 'Sendero Luminoso' -better known as the Shining Path - Jose Carlos Mariategui. Other escapees included prominent members of the organization, as well as an estimated forty former guerillas. Though the Peruvian government has made no comment, Shining Path guerillas are believed to have staged the breakout.

In other news, there was a four car crash on Route 66....

OOC: Hmm...I'll invade you, take control of your nation, kill the terrorists...and make you another slave....

IC:
Australia wonders why Peru is so lax about its security and is saddened. Australia is preparing military aid if you need it, which Alexander Andersong thinks you will.

(OOC: NO!!! And yes, you qualify as imperialist)

The Republic of Peru anks for military aid from any non-imperialistic power in putting down this insurrection. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
-Peru's Minister of Defense

(OOC: And how exactly do you plan on winning - there are countless guerilla groups - the Shining Path included - who would fight you to the death. You'd essentially be getting tourself into a Vietnam. Peru's terrain is not exactly friendly to invaders. Plus, I currently have Argentenia as an ally, and expect to have Columbia soon.

And do you really think the US would let Australia gain a foothold in the Americas?)

OOC: Hmm...I'll invade you, take control of your nation, kill the terrorists...and make you another slave....

IC:
Australia wonders why Peru is so lax about its security and is saddened. Australia is preparing military aid if you need it, which Alexander Andersong thinks you will.

(OOC: Sorry man, that's my plan. Lol...



...Really.)

Any movement of Australian military forces into Peru's territory shall be viewed as a declaration of war. You have been warned.

(OOC: You know Res...There's really nothing the US can do if Australia says its going in under a peaceful mission. Other than complain, and say that Australia tried this once in Somalia, etc, but that's about it...)

OOC: That's the spirit.

IC:

Singapore is willing to send a Commando team and a unit of Singapore Criminal Investigation Division officers to aid the Peruvian Government in catching these awful criminals. If necessary, they can stay to help train local forces to help prevent future incidents of the kind.

OOC: I can certainly refuse Australian forces access, and generally make life difficult for them without actually declaring war - and trust me, the rebels will "help."

OOC: That's the spirit.

IC:

Singapore is willing to send a Commando team and a unit of Singapore Criminal Investigation Division officers to aid the Peruvian Government in catching these awful criminals. If necessary, they can stay to help train local forces to help prevent future incidents of the kind.


(OOC: Sounds good)
Official sounding statement Accepting Singapore's offer.

OOC: I can certainly refuse Australian forces access, and generally make life difficult for them without actually declaring war - and trust me, the rebels will "help."

(OOC: You can, I can't... Oh, and BTW, My response is in my thread.)

(OOC: Sounds good)
Official sounding statement Accepting Singapore's offer.

Excellent. A company of Commandos from 1st Commando Division and the CID Team will fly out to Lima ASAP. (OOC: By the time you get this message, assume they're already there. ;) )

Excellent - President Garcia shall schedule a meeting with your military liason as soon as possible.

(OOC: Bring a gun - lots and lots of guns)

It has taken steps to consolidate a possible free trade agreement with United States of America by April 2006; both countries wait for the approval of the terms by their respective congresses. Peru is negotiating a Free Trade Agreement with Chile, Mexico and Singapore which may be finished between March and April 2006.

Peru currently has a free trade agreemente with the Andean Community, which is composed of Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela. It also holds free trade agreements with many of the countries in Mercosur as well as Thailand, and during the recent APEC summit, Peru voiced intentions to sign free trade agreements with China, Japan, South Korea.

It is also pushing for a free trade agreement with the European Union.


^^
I stole all that from Wikipedia - are the various players of those nations okay with the free-trade agreements?

Argentina would like to get something clarified, is Peru interested in starting the South American Countries' Alliance with Argentina

To: Prime Minister of Australia
From: Nilda Garre, President of Argentina
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Australia is not to set foot on South American soil. Any invasion or "peaceful mission" to any South American country will be seen as a declaration of war on Argentina, and troops will be sent to fight against Australia. Also, if you sent troops to any other nations while still in your little African conquest there would not be enough troops/support in the homefront, Australia, and it would be likely there would be attacks there. Do not underestimate our military, ever.
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(cross-posted)

Three of Australia's missile frigates have left their port on Melville island headed towards Peru. They will arrive in a few days.

[ooc: that's being a little hot-headed, don't you think?]

OOC: ICly I haven't said anything, he probably doesn't even know I launched them yet. Or their purpose.

Three of Australia's missile frigates have left their port on Melville island headed towards Peru. They will arrive in a few days.

[ooc: i don't see ooc...

and I think that your reputation already precedes you...]

OOC: That was IC and I meant it. He'll find out in a week NS time.

OOC: You know Asbena, Peru does have a fleet of its own - 6 submarines beat 3 missile frigates any day of the week.

OOC: How about we call it the Union of South American States (USAS)

its ok but it has USA in it lol... and that should have been IC

OOC:
To: Australia
Have you ever heard of sattillites? they'll see hostile ships easy

IC: the airplane carrying 200 GROM Polish commandoes has landed at Lima airport. we have setup a command post in an empty wing of the military section of your airport. Our fleet will arrive in a few days, they are passing through the Panama Canal. There is a Corvette, transport ships, and a cargo ship carrying your order of tanks, that were ordered a few weeks ago. The cost is 1.2 billion dollars for 100 medium-tanks. We will not offload them until we recieve the money. We have an additional 200 commandoes and 500 Army Infantry soldiers. We have 2000 more troops at our main airbase on standby if you request them. We will need intelligence reports and known terrorist troop movements. If your intelligence agency is, shall we say unequipped to handle gathering intel, we will lend our, expertise. We need to know where we will be needed.

Deployment Roster:
400 GROM commandoes
500 Mountain Infanty Company
10 HMMVS
5 MI-# Hinds

Back-Up:
2000 Mountain Infantry Regiment
600 GROM commandoes
14 Su-21 Fighters

will fly over in c130's or with refueling plane.

OOC: Except that Peru doesn't have spy sattelites. But presumably, the US would tell me if there was a fleet headed my way - in the interests of preserving democracy, of course. (Won't you, Kyanges?)

OOC: They aren't tanks, they are IFVs. And there's no way they could be ready for at least another year. I expect to recieve the last of them from you in late 2013, at the earliest.

OOC: Except that Peru doesn't have spy sattelites. But presumably, the US would tell me if there was a fleet headed my way - in the interests of preserving democracy, of course. (Won't you, Kyanges?)

OOC: Sure....they just hand out free information of military info between two allied nations....Like they can even see three tiny blimps in the ocean and consider it a 'fleet'.

IC:

The three missile frigates appeared on Peru's radar and are stationed off the coast of Peru. They transmitted a radio call.

"Good morning Mr. President! Do you have a target for us? Missiles armed and ready!"

they arent that old tanks. We had already ordered some, and since we were getting more money from you and since we have other vehicles, we dont need these, so you can have them. unless you dont need them to fight the terrorists? take em or leave em.

OOC: dont bitch about them being early or I swear i will not help. dont anyone complain.

OOC: Sure....they just hand out free information of military info between two allied nations....Like they can even see three tiny blimps in the ocean and consider it a 'fleet'.

IC:

The three missile frigates appeared on Peru's radar and are stationed off the coast of Peru. They transmitted a radio call.

"Good morning Mr. President! Do you have a target for us? Missiles armed and ready!"

(OOC: A mere technicality. Fleet or not, Peru is going to be worried about you being there. Plus...Now that you've just announced being there.)

IC:

"What the hell?"

"Yes, sir, three vessels off the coast. Australian."

"They can still afford to send shit over here?"

"Ha, yes sir, looks that way."


The Commander walked over to his Peruvian counterpart.

"Well, they've just announced being over here. What now?"

OOC: Heck, works for me. Sending money now - I'll fix the debt this will cause by not buying any new military stuff for the next few years.

SIC:
The submarine fleet of Peru moved slowly and silently within firing range of the Australian ships. Any hostile action would be responded to accordingly.
IC:
The BAP Almirante Grau steamed towards the Australian ships, and sent the following message:
"The government of Peru does not require your aid. We will escort your flotilla back to Australia - all the way."

OOC: Resdyn...reply to the three ships. >.> Lol Kyanges.

At that moment the Australian ships get a message from the president of Argentina Nilda Garre herself.
"Do not attack Peru, this is unprovoked and uncalled for. If you do I assure you Australia will be in endless hell thanks to the Argentine Air force and Navy, oh by the way, Some of our military got to Peru yesterday... so be on the look out for missles."

^Did anyone ask you?^

SIC - Argentina.
"Do not threaten us."

SIC - Peru
"You are able to destroy the cell without help? Our ships will make things easier with long range strike capabilities."

IC
Australian ships came to a full stop off Peru and begin to prepare for firing sequences it appears.

If 7 days = 1 year, then each day = approx 1.66 months = approx 50 days = so an hour = about 2 days. So for anyone who is thinking that Australia's 30 minute responce is a bit quick: its not.

OOC: Resdyn's right. If you seen Sel's post do to RL reasons and problems or whatever, time is not fluid here. We can have our diplomats in two places at once under seperate conditions or times. I was in Israel the same time Saudi Arabia thing. Or Singapore.

IC:

TO: Australian Fleet
FROM: BAP Almirante Grau
"This is your last warning. Leave now, or face the wrath of the Union of South American States. Any attempt to fire on sovereign Peruvian territory will be viewed as a declaration of war. Have a nice day."

OOC: What the hell are you doing?

SIC To: Peru
From: Nilda Garre, President of Argentina
Argentina is now officially at war with Australia, as we made a policy stating that if Australian forces went into Peruvian, Argentine, or any other South American territories Argentina would declare war on them, we urge you to launch missles/attack the Ships and declare war on Australia. They are in debt and cannot hope to fund a war on South America while at war on Italy

SIC:

The ships replied, "Are you quite sure? We are willing to strike and wipe out whatever target is assigned to us. Terrorist scum shall be wiped off the face of the earth, provided you allow us to."

SIC to Peru:
From: Nilda Garre, President of Argentina
I urge you to attend a conference with me today onboard my presidential airplane, we will send it to the Lima Airport if you accept this offer to pick you up and have a talk about the new Alliance

IC to Australia:
"Get lost. Or else."

SIC to Argentinia:
"President Corazao will attend this conference."

The Presidential Plane of Argentina has arrived at Lima and is waiting to pick up President Corazao

IC:

Australian ships have begun to turn and proceed away from Peru sending a final message, "As you wish. Your ally will return provided you ask for assistance. Our quick response force operates for the peace of the southern world."

IC:
The BAP Almirante Grau escorts the Australian fleet back to their territorial waters.
SIC:
The six submarines are given orders to stand down.

the Argentine Presidential Plane is still waiting for President Corazao...

The ill Prime Minister Aramaki apologizes for his Aide's brash action and informs Peru that Australia was unable to lend any more assistance in attributation to budget cuts.

the Argentine Presidential Plane is still waiting for President Corazao...

Just assume the conference happens...

The ill Prime Minister Aramaki apologizes for his Aide's brash action and informs Peru that Australia was unable to lend any more assistance in attributation to budget cuts.

OOC: Oh sure, blame it on an aide.

OOC: Oh sure, blame it on an aide.


You weren't here when this happened, but due to an illness, an aide of the Prime Minister temporarily took his spot... or something like that :D

well Aramaki is really sick and his aide is like acting PM or soemthing

OOC: How about inquiring ICly before you godmod his conditions or what happened. Resdyn you have to get Sel's permission to form an alliance of NPCs. It doesn't fly here otherwise we'd all have massive alliances.

A) Columbia is the only one of those three that is a NPC.
B) Already asked Naktan for permission.
C) When did I have Columbia actually accept my invitation? I've only invited them, which I am perfectly within my rights to do.

A) Columbia is the only one of those three that is a NPC.
B) Already asked Naktan for permission.
C) When did I have Columbia actually accept my invitation? I've only invited them, which I am perfectly within my rights to do.

[ooc: I said to ask Sel...if I didn't, I do now...]

OK - ignore above about asking Columbia, etc...

[ooc: I said to ask Sel...if I didn't, I do now...]

Naktan is right. South Africa pulled like 8+ nations into his and it was just a puppet wank basically. Brazil is inactive also.

It has taken steps to consolidate a possible free trade agreement with United States of America by April 2006; both countries wait for the approval of the terms by their respective congresses. Peru is negotiating a Free Trade Agreement with Chile, Mexico and Singapore which may be finished between March and April 2006.

Peru currently has a free trade agreemente with the Andean Community, which is composed of Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela. It also holds free trade agreements with many of the countries in Mercosur as well as Thailand, and during the recent APEC summit, Peru voiced intentions to sign free trade agreements with China, Japan, South Korea.

It is also pushing for a free trade agreement with the European Union.


^^
I stole all that from Wikipedia - are the various players of those nations okay with the free-trade agreements?

IC:

PM Lee is okay with a free-trade agreement. While we're at it, wanna buy some Ultimax LMGs (http://www.stengg.com/CoyCapPro/detail.aspx?pdid=134), or perhaps some SAR-21 rifles (http://world.guns.ru/assault/as31-e.htm)? Or even Bionix IFVs (http://www.one35th.com/bionix/bi_spec.htm)?

Also, Inspector G.H. Kwok of CID and Captain George Tan of 1 Commando will be leading the Singaporean Mission to Peru. (OOC: These guys are fictional, but will do. As for the Ultimax, the site I gave you has a .pdf with more data.)

IC:

PM Lee is okay with a free-trade agreement. While we're at it, wanna buy some Ultimax LMGs (http://www.stengg.com/CoyCapPro/detail.aspx?pdid=134), or perhaps some SAR-21 rifles (http://world.guns.ru/assault/as31-e.htm)? Or even Bionix IFVs (http://www.one35th.com/bionix/bi_spec.htm)?

Also, Inspector G.H. Kwok of CID and Captain George Tan of 1 Commando will be leading the Singaporean Mission to Peru. (OOC: These guys are fictional, but will do. As for the Ultimax, the site I gave you has a .pdf with more data.)

Sure. Peru could use some more modern firearms, so we will enter a contract for enough SAR-21 & Ultimax LMGs to supply the 1st Mechanized Division. However, we do not require the IFVs, as our military has already purchased 100 Pandur II 8x8s, which we veiw as a superior vehicle.

Sure. Peru could use some more modern firearms, so we will enter a contract for enough SAR-21 & Ultimax LMGs to supply the 1st Mechanized Division. However, we do not require the IFVs, as our military has already purchased 100 Pandur II 8x8s, which we veiw as a superior vehicle.

Chartered Industries of Singapore and Singapore Technologies, Ltd agree to the shipment, and will send enough of both firearms (and parts--magazines, spare barrels, etc.) to supply the 1st Mechanized upon payment of funds.

Chartered Industries of Singapore and Singapore Technologies, Ltd agree to the shipment, and will send enough of both firearms (and parts--magazines, spare barrels, etc.) to supply the 1st Mechanized upon payment of funds.

Cost?

Oh, and I need the CO of your forces to show up for a meeting with the President...

Cost?

Oh, and I need the CO of your forces to show up for a meeting with the President...

OOC: You can just RP sending the funds with something like "Money wired." Seeing as how I know how guns work, but not how much they go for...though this shouldn't be more than a few hundred thousand USD.

IC:

Inspector G.H. Kwok of CID and Captain George Tan of 1 Commando entered the room where the meeting with the President of Peru was supposed to take place. They had heard of the troubles going on, the PM wanted them to use their counter-terror skills to help them (besides, it would help get that free-trade agreement passed), so they did so. Now, they were over here....waiting for the President to show up.

Kwok turned to Tan and said, "So....."

Tan then said, "Yes?"

Kwok then said, "Well, how is it like being a Commando?"

Tan then said, smiling, "Well, I'm not sure how a CID man would understand."

Kwok then laughed, saying, "Well, it can't be any worse than busting drug smugglers at the docks, or being shot at with illegal AKMs when I only have a BDAO."

Tan then said, "Forget it. Queenstown, Jurong, the city doesn't compare to training...."

As they were talking....

OOC: Your entrance here.

Money Wired

With almost no official declaration, the President of Peru entered the breifing room of the Lima Military Base.

"Gentlemen, we have much to talk about. Our intelligence services currently believe that the Shining Path guerillas have fled to the north...."

A massive explosion is heard.

"What the hell was that?"

Another explosion, much closer this time.

(OOC: You now)

Money Wired

With almost no official declaration, the President of Peru entered the breifing room of the Lima Military Base.

"Gentlemen, we have much to talk about. Our intelligence services currently believe that the Shining Path guerillas have fled to the north...."

A massive explosion is heard.

"What the hell was that?"

Another explosion, much closer this time.

(OOC: You now)

Kwok pulled out his BDAO, and loaded a magazine into it. Tan, meanwhile, whipped out his MP5, loaded it, and equipped himself with a few grenades.

Kwok then said, "Looks the Shining Path decided to rise on us. We'd better get out. Where's the fire escape?"

"Out the door and to your left," replied the President's Cheif of Security as they hustled him toward the back door.

Yet another explosion rippped through the complex, blowing out the back wall of the room. Several dozen men with AK-47s burst into the room, firing wildly. (But not actually hitting anything)

"Out the door and to your left," replied the President's Cheif of Security as they hustled him toward the back door.

Yet another explosion rippped through the complex, blowing out the back wall of the room. Several dozen men with AK-47s burst into the room, firing wildly. (But not actually hitting anything)

Kwok muttered, "Like the bloody dockside," and ran and ducked next to the table, throwing a chair at the armed men who couldn't shoot straight and firing his BDAO at their heads. Tan, meanwhile, got down fast and opened on full auto at the terrorists with the MP5....

Kwok muttered, "Like the bloody dockside," and ran and ducked next to the table, throwing a chair at the armed men who couldn't shoot straight and firing his BDAO at their heads. Tan, meanwhile, got down fast and opened on full auto at the terrorists with the MP5....

(OOC: I'm just going to jump in here... I'll edit it if this is too...godmoddish...)

IC:

From behind them, shots rang out. Around 20 American Delta Force Operators had arrived on the scene, and plugged the attacking terrorists from behind...

Four terrorists dropped almost immediatly. The survivors took cover and began laying down suppressive fire.

Simultaneously, more armed guerillas grabbed the President, stole a Humvee, and took off into the hills....

^^^
Kyanges, that happens after they grab El Presidente. I want him to be kidnapped.

Not recognizing their impending doom, the guerillas fought on. However, they stood almost no chance against the elite members of Delta Force....

Four terrorists dropped almost immediatly. The survivors took cover and began laying down suppressive fire.

Simultaneously, more armed guerillas grabbed the President, stole a Humvee, and took off into the hills....

^^^
Kyanges, that happens after they grab El Presidente. I want him to be kidnapped.

Not recognizing their impending doom, the guerillas fought on. However, they stood almost no chance against the elite members of Delta Force....

(OOC: Oh I know you want him to be. I just had to jump in somewhere...)

IC:

"Damn it!" Shouted one of them.

The other 19 DFOs ran over and took point around the room while the remaining one walked over behind cover of a doorway, and knocked. "Friendlies!"

(OOC: That was to your guys ND.)

(OOC: I'm just going to jump in here... I'll edit it if this is too...godmoddish...)

IC:

From behind them, shots rang out. Around 20 American Delta Force Operators had arrived on the scene, and plugged the attacking terrorists from behind...

Kwok then turned and called out, gratefully, "Yanks, eh!? Inspector Gordon Hong Kwok, Singapore Police Force Criminal Investigation Division. Welcome to the party!"

Tan then said, looking outside, "They've taken the President. We're farked."

Kwok then said, "These Commies don't know who they're messing with."

Tan then said, "Not sure they've heard of CID, but go ahead."

Kwok then said, "Save it smart guy. You help the Yanks. I'll go after the President."

------

Kwok then reloaded, and went to the backdoor. There, he peered out, and scanned for more terrorists, before quickly going down the fire escape and taking cover, saying, "CID Mission, this is Kwok. I need backup!"

-------

Tan, meanwhile, opened the door, and said to the Delta Force man, "Colonel Tan, 1 Commando. Need a hand?"

EDIT: Presume the guerillas have either been killed or fled - they never stood a chance anyway...

Later:"Apparently, our intelligence was rather inaccurate. This, however, we cannot doubt - the Shining Path has the President. Our analysts believe that they plan to ransom him off in exchange for the release of more of the guerillas we have imprisoned. Interogation of several of the survivors seems to corraborate this evidence."
***
"Gentlemen, we thank you for your timely response, and do not hold you in any way responsable for the kidnapping. We commend you for your selfless attempts to save our President. Now, we need to find out where they are holding him. Thats where you come in...."

Kwok then turned and called out, gratefully, "Yanks, eh!? Inspector Gordon Hong Kwok, Singapore Police Force Criminal Investigation Division. Welcome to the party!"

Tan then said, looking outside, "They've taken the President. We're farked."

Kwok then said, "These Commies don't know who they're messing with."

Tan then said, "Not sure they've heard of CID, but go ahead."

Kwok then said, "Save it smart guy. You help the Yanks. I'll go after the President."

------

Kwok then reloaded, and went to the backdoor. There, he peered out, and scanned for more terrorists, before quickly going down the fire escape and taking cover, saying, "CID Mission, this is Kwok. I need backup!"

-------

Tan, meanwhile, opened the door, and said to the Delta Force man, "Colonel Tan, 1 Commando. Need a hand?"

"Sergent Mack. Delta. Not anymore. Fuckers got away."
He dropped down his M-4, and walked off.


Later...
One DOF spoke up. "Yeah that's where he shove our lives on the line. We've got uese of satellites, but the terrain is going to limit their use. Fortunately for you, with the US fighting terrorists for the past decade, we've got some toys that'll get 'round that problem."

He pulled out several small UAVs. "We've got about a dozen of them scouting the area, and..." He pointed outside towards several larger helicopter UAVs that were hovering in eerie silence. "We had one of those tracking the terrorists when they tried to get out. We've had them heading towards the south. Probably towards the Amazon Basin to avoid our satellites..."

Around the same time, in the hills around Lima...

Darkness. Then, aver so gradually, light. "Hola, senor Corazao. You have caused us a great deal of trouble. Hopefully, your government will be able to rectify that problem."

"What? Who are you? What's going on?"

"I, senor, am Jose Carlos Mariategui, leader of the Shining Path. As you may have noticed, you are our "honored guest" for the time being. Fortunately for you, you are more useful to us alive than dead."

"The people of Peru shall never cooperate with terrorists!"

Darkness.

EDIT: Presume the guerillas have either been killed or fled - they never stood a chance anyway...

Later:"Apparently, our intelligence was rather inaccurate. This, however, we cannot doubt - the Shining Path has the President. Our analysts believe that they plan to ransom him off in exchange for the release of more of the guerillas we have imprisoned. Interogation of several of the survivors seems to corraborate this evidence."
***
"Gentlemen, we thank you for your timely response, and do not hold you in any way responsable for the kidnapping. We commend you for your selfless attempts to save our President. Now, we need to find out where they are holding him. Thats where you come in...."

Colonel Tan then said, "We will comb the countryside, meanwhile, with the aid of theUS Intel. 1 Commando will look in jungle paths, remote villages, caves, any place where they can conceal the President. If possible, aid of Delta Force and Peruvian troops can be solicited. We must take care to reward local villagers who help us, and remind them that Shining Path hurt them when they were in power in the countryside, so they must not give shelter to them."

Kwok then said, "We must also consider deeply infiltrating the organization if at all possible. Media can also be useful allies in this effort, we must try and make public appeals to the Path."

He then eyed the Americans, and said, "We know a thing about terrorist hunting too. Try dealing with Indonesians and Jamaya Islamiah."

OOC: Hmm...I'll invade you, take control of your nation, kill the terrorists...and make you another slave....

IC:
Australia wonders why Peru is so lax about its security and is saddened. Australia is preparing military aid if you need it, which Alexander Andersong thinks you will.
OOC: Asbena, that is pushing it. Please don't make me want to ban you.

Argentinan intellegence saw movement of a vehicle from the site of the kidnapping into the Andes Mountains. We believe this vehicle had the president in it, and will send some of our Regional Use Forces into the mountains to assist the recapture of the president if needed.

Argentinan intellegence saw movement of a vehicle from the site of the kidnapping into the Andes Mountains. We believe this vehicle had the president in it, and will send some of our Regional Use Forces into the mountains to assist the recapture of the president if needed.

(OOC: Please read my post... ^_^.)

OOC:
Yes, satelittes are not very useful in such circumstatnces. The military is relying on the US to find the President's location with their UCAV toys, etc., and then move in to kill the terroroists... (which won't work, because frontal assualts on people w/ hostages doesn't usually end well.)

your post? i must have missed it

your post? i must have missed it

(OOC: It's all good.)

OOC: if I miss one post Australia makes and say something they get all pissed at me, thanks for not being like that

OOC: if I miss one post Australia makes and say something they get all pissed at me, thanks for not being like that

(OOC: Rofl, no, I'm not like that. No problem.)

Live Broadcast from Unpecified Location

"Greetings, fellow Peruvians. As you know, we, the Shining Path, have the President as our honores 'guest.' The borgouis capitalist oppressors may have told you that our actions are unjustified. This is a lie. We merely seek to free you from your oppressors.
This unjust government has imprisoned our fellow freedom fighters. All we seek in exchange for the President's safe return is the release of ALL of our men currently in captivity. Do this, and the President will live. Cross us , and you shall all die."
"Comrade, we are almost at the mountain. We merely need to reach the lake and..."
"Quiet, you fool!"
---End Transmission---

OOC: The lake he is refering to is the Lago Tiricaca. I expect you to have figured this out in a few IC days.

OOC: The lake he is refering to is the Lago Tiricaca. I expect you to have figured this out in a few IC days.
Argentina offers any support needed, but if the US has everything under control and we aren't needed its just grand

Argentina offers any support needed, but if the US has everything under control and we aren't needed its just grand

SIC to Argentina:
It's entirely up to Peru whether or not they require any more assistance, however, we do have this worked out.

Live Broadcast from Unpecified Location

"Greetings, fellow Peruvians. As you know, we, the Shining Path, have the President as our honores 'guest.' The borgouis capitalist oppressors may have told you that our actions are unjustified. This is a lie. We merely seek to free you from your oppressors.
This unjust government has imprisoned our fellow freedom fighters. All we seek in exchange for the President's safe return is the release of ALL of our men currently in captivity. Do this, and the President will live. Cross us , and you shall all die."
"Comrade, we are almost at the mountain. We merely need to reach the lake and..."
"Quiet, you fool!"
---End Transmission---

Kwok was watching, of course, and he said, "Lake, eh? Mountain, eh?"

He wrote this data down, and said to one of his men, "Start looking up the lakes and mountains of Peru, find those lakes near mountains. Tell the Yanks this. And ask if somebody tracked that transmission!"

The detective said, "Aye," and ran off to do these things...

IC:
The Grom commandoes setup base inside an empty airport terminal. They then waited the whole day. The commanding officer, one Colonel Sergie Charmov swore. "pack your things men. Contact the fleet tell them to turn around, tell them to have the cargo ship keep coming though, might as well get something out of this by selling those shitty tanks and we may earn some euros."

Communique from Polish MOD:
the Peruvian government has insulted the Polish people. As the only nation to respond in the UN, we have been ignored. You are lucky we do not take our tanks and your money and leave. My military vessels are turning around and my 100 GROM soldiers on the ground are preparing to leave. Do you have anyway of pursuading us to stay? if so, you must cooperate with us. Our soldiers have come to fight a battle that has nothing to do with them, but they still do it. DO YOU WANT HELP OR NOT?

OOC: I've just been waiting for you to post... Feel free to stay.

"Lake and mountain's not going to help us. We've got mountains and small lakes all up and down the middle of Peru. But, Echelon's got the call narrowed down to somewhere in the south. Closest lake that they could have made it to some place called Chumpicocha..."

very well. but only the 100 GROM troops are staying. Now, will you tell us where the terrorists are or are we going to have to guess?

OOC: For that, you'll have to share intelligence with the US, Singaporean, and Peruvian forces. Nobody knows exactly where they are, but the US and Singapore are probably close to figuring it out.

Random Conversation between two Defense Ministary officials

"Well? Are we going to respond to their demands?"

"Of course not. Releasing those prisoners would plunge Peru into civil war, and set back our economic growth for generations."

"Then what are we going to do? We can't abandon the President!"

"No, no, we can't. Fortunately, we have the support of the Americans, the CID, and the Polish. Thank God for our allies!"

IC: As the Polish sfs geared up their Peruvian liason walked in.

"and where do you think your going?" asked the Major
The Polish Colonel found him revolting. Small and balding, this man had stopped any movement that the soldiers could do. The poles had been sent for a reason, he was not going to let this piece of tanizna stop him from doing his job.
"we are going to recon the known area where they may be. I have contacted your MOD and they have given us 2 blackhawks(just work with me. please dont complain). We will be scouting this area."

" the man moved infront of the Colonels way. "how dare you go over my head!"
"I dont have time for this" and with that he pushed the man out of the way.
2 dozen men headed for the outside where there were helicopters waiting for them. After speaking to his men. He led them on to their helicopters and took off. The colonel then told his xo to contact the man in charge of dealing with international help.

"Lake and mountain's not going to help us. We've got mountains and small lakes all up and down the middle of Peru. But, Echelon's got the call narrowed down to somewhere in the south. Closest lake that they could have made it to some place called Chumpicocha..."

One of the CID Agents replied, "Glad to see somebody's listening. Keep searching. We'll listen with you."

Kwok then ordered them to scan the airwaves a little more...they had brought some of their own surveillance equipment, and they would use them well to scan them....

Kwok then asked the Peruvian Government-"Can we use a civil helicopter? We can track their signals better from the air."

The now polish helicopter flew away from the capitol, still UNABLE to get in contact with the Peruvian commander that had first met with them. They had learned that Americans had come and believed the terrorists were near a lake. After flying several miles the teams repelles out of the helicopters and quietly moved toward their destination on foot.....

OOC: the radios will be working