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With the Senate voting 45 for, 16 against, and two not voting, and it passing the House of Commons yesterday, the Parliament of the Cape State voted to select Walter Bledsoe of the Cape State National Democratic Party to be the 14th President of the Republic of the Cape State.

He was later sworn in to “uphold, protect, and defend the Constitution of the Republic of the Cape State, and to defend the freedoms therein.”

In a televised speech to the nation, President Bledsoe said that,

“We have a long road ahead. Previous administrations have highlighted the cracks in our system, a failing healthcare and education system, aging infrastructure, an economy made to meet the needs of forty years ago, rising violent crime rates, the shadows of the racism of the past looming back at us, and skyrocketing AIDS infections. ... People have lost trust in government, became shallow and apathetic.

As president, I will, through effective and smart policy, reverse these trends for to revert, or even create, a more honest, transparent Cape State, where any citizen's voice can be heard.”

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Republic of Lundastal Government Communiqué.
To: W. Beldsoe, President, Republic of the Cape State.
From: A. Petrenko, President, Republic of Lundastal.
Subject: Presidental Position.

Dear sir,

It brings me endless joy to see that you have been selected to be the next president of the Cape State, as you begin to tackle the challenges facing your nation. Such issues like education and healthcare should be best left to a smart man, and we are confident that man is you. We are certain you will lead the Cape State into a new golden age.

Yours,
A. Petrenko.
President of the Republic of Lundastal.

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


25 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable President A. Petrinko
President of the Republic of Lundastal

I thank your kind words about my leadership and skills. It is something that I really appreciate when the leaders of foreign nations congratulate me. That said, I do not intend to bring the Cape State into a “golden age” of any sort. Having being elected by the elected representatives of the Capian people, and having sworn an oath to defend their rights enshrined in the Constitution, I will do that, as well as restore public trust in the government, fix our broken public education system, and end the AIDS plague that is destroying the Cape State. That, I will do.

Merry Christmas.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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Foreign Secretary Al
Foreign Office
Executive Spite
Parliamentary Complex
Royal Commonwealth of Cal, Sae, Emass and Uttor


Greeting's Walter Bledsoe

We wish to covey our friendship and request the possibly of normalizes relations with your nation. We are not of the same hue as you or species but see no reason why this should disrupt a mutually profitable relationship.

Many of our organizations can and will help should you open your markets. But that will only happen when you can guarantee our safety within your nation and are treated as equals.

Ancestors Blessing
Foreign Secretary Al

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


25 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable Secretary Al
Foreign Secretary of the Royal Commonwealth of Cal, Sae, Emass and Uttor

We are interested in having better relations with foreign nations, however the Cape State is interested in what exactly you mean when you say that your people are not of the same “hue ... or species”. If you would like to have better relations with us you would have to elaborate on that.

Merry Christmas.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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From: Mylo Karan, Foreign Minister, The Kingdom of Tagoria
To: President, Walter Bledsoe, Cape State
Subject: Diplomatic Relations

President,

It has come to our attention that you have recently revealed your nation onto the world stage like His Majesty, the King of Tagoria, has done with our own. We wish to welcome you onto the international stage by offering the exchanging of ambassadors and the creation of a trade pact between Cape State and Tagoria. We look forward to your response.

Signed,
M. Karan,
Foreign Minister

To: President, Walter Bledsoe, Republic of the Cape State
From: Mondo Advertising, Confederacy of Defense Corporations
Re: Congratulations!

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Foreign Secretary Al
Foreign Office
Executive Spite
Parliamentary Complex
Royal Commonwealth of Cal, Sae, Emass and Uttor

Greeting's Walter Bledsoe
We are a nation of non-humans..furries, but wealthy and open to trade. should your nation be bigoted against out kind we will leave. Human nations seem to like it that way.

We will keep out technology and wealth to our self, if our beliefs have offended you we are sorry.

Yours
Al

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


26 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable Mondo Advertising
Confederacy of Defense Corporations

I am interested in upgrading our military, however we have our military at less of a priority than fixing our educational system, reforming the economy, or trying to work to see an actual drop in AIDS infections and death rates. Of course, the Cape State military, composed mostly of then new equipment purchased in the Capian economic heyday of the late 1960s, early '70s when we were under minority government, so we should upgrade our military soon.

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


26 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable M. Karan
Foreign Minister of the Tagorian Mountains

Any ambassadors between our two nations should be named and announced. Although the we are working on purchasing and zoning land in decayed slum areas in Cape Town to be used as plots for embassies a part of an urban renewal project to eliminate crime in cities. Such a project should be completed shortly. Until then, we would entertain ambassadors to be housed in temporary locations, the costs of which may or may not be covered by the Cape State government.

As for trade deals, any trade deals would have to be heavily discussed as our current economy is not in the best of shape, if one looks at the Capian economy with rose tinted lenses.

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


25 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable Secretary Al
Foreign Secretary of the Royal Commonwealth of Cal, Sae, Emass and Uttor

Our people have suffered long under the blight of racism and bigotry during the period of minority government. It is typical for a nation to meet with diplomats from nations that worship under different gods, speak different languages, or eat different foods. It is not typical, however, for a nation to meet with diplomats that are of a completely different species. I have never heard of such a thing in my life, so that is why we are inquiring to know more about your nation and its citizens.

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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To: Walter Bledsoe, President of the Cape State
From: The Rt. Hon. Anthony R. Wittrock, Prime Minister of Pacifica
Subject: Congratulations Mr. President

Greetings and Salutations Mr. President Walter Bledsoe,

Congratulations are in order to your ascension to the Presidency of the Cape State – congrats Mr. President. Your inaugural speech for progress in your nation in regards to education and healthcare reforms were uplifting and emotional. The Pacifican government believes that your faith is genuine and have expressed your true intentions in putting Cape State ahead.

I invite your government to send diplomatic representation to Georgetown after you’ve selected a Chief of Mission to represent your government’s value. I offer assistance to aid you in your efforts for change – providing your health and educational professionals with Pacifican training to providing state-of-art medical equipment to treat your people.

Yours faithfully,

The Right Honourable Anthony R. Wittrock
Prime Minister of the Pacifican Federation

Republic of Greater-Rhodesia
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SIT NOMINE DIGNA

Dear President Bledsoe,

On behalf Greater Rhodesia and her people, allow me to be the first of my countrymen to congratulate you on your electoral victory and recent inauguration as the President of the Cape State. These are unstable times, indeed, and we sincerely wish your new government the best in its endeavours to improve the quality of life for your people. Here in Rhodesia, we can't help but compare our own situation to ours: we too have been affected by waves of violent crime and the AIDS crisis; and, while institutionalized racism seems to be a thing of the past in the Cape State, it is still a potent force that my government is actively attempting to combat. Given the similarities between our two great nations, it seems only natural to me that the Cape State and Greater Rhodesia should cultivate a close diplomatic and working relationship in the spirit of brotherhood and mutual benefit. In accordance with this line of thought, the Republic of Greater Rhodesia would like to propose an exchange of ambassadors between our two republics.

Yours Sincerely,
Richard Acheson,
President
Republic of Greater-Rhodesia

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


26 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Right Honorable Prime Minister Anthony R. Wittrock
Prime Minister of Pacifica

To say that I am pleased by your offer of aid, that would be an understatement. Your kind words were more than enough. Soon, the Cape State will establish an embassy program. However, we do not have the land in Cape Town Federal District ready for being used as embassy spaces. Through talks with various cabinet members and senators, I am entertaining the following ideas: allowing nations to, for the time being, purchase or rent lots to be used as embassies. Our second plan was that as part of an urban renewal project, vacant lots and condemned or abandoned buildings will be purchased and be cleared. We will construct mobile home parks at the state's expense to be used as a temporary “embassy park”. In this “embassy park”, we will allow soldiers to be stationed there for embassy protection, where in the first plan, we would not allow soldiers to be used as embassy guards. We are planning the embassy parks” to have armed guards as that would help deter the inner city crime in Cape Town.

As a foreign nation, what would be your suggestions on our embassy plans, as you would have an embassy in Cape State?

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


26 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable President Richard Acheson
President of Greater-Rhodesia

I am pleased to see that there is another nation in the world that shares the same problems as we do. We will establish an embassy program in the Cape State soon. We are already planning our embassy lots in New England. We want to clear massive areas of poor slum districts in the Cape Town Federal District. to build these embassies. If we clear the slum areas and get the people to live in a new city, with established occupations and police forces, to eliminate the causes of the violent crime. However, these plans take time. As a result we are looking for temporary solutions for the “embassy problem”. Through talks with various cabinet members and senators, I am entertaining the following ideas: allowing nations to, for the time being, purchase or rent lots to be used as embassies. Our second plan was that as part of an urban renewal project, vacant lots and condemned or abandoned buildings will be purchased and be cleared. We will construct mobile home parks at the state's expense to be used as a temporary “embassy park”. In this “embassy park”, we will allow soldiers to be stationed there for embassy protection, where in the first plan, we would not allow soldiers to be used as embassy guards. We are planning the embassy parks” to have armed guards as that would help deter the inner city crime in Cape Town.

As a foreign nation, what would be your suggestions on our embassy plans, as you would have an embassy in Cape State?

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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To: Walter Bledsoe, President of the Cape State
From: Duke Blaise, Duchy of Rechburg

Subject: Congratulations Mr. President

Sir
Congratulations on your victory and the opportunity to steer you vital nation into the future. I feel confident that with your firm leadership and wisdom, the Cape State could not be in safer hands.

The Duchy Of Rechburg wishes to open an Embassy in the Cape State and would appreciate a reciprocal exchange with a Cape State Embassy being opened in our capital city of Malmaison.
Further more once you have confirmed the diplomatic relationship The Duchy of Rechburg would like to explore in conjunction with your advisers how we in the Duchy may be of assistance to you.

We would suggest a economic program such as we have with other nations, the most recent being in Sudovia, where we will bring your potential teachers and engineers to Rechburg and give them training and education to the highest standard. They then return to your nation ready to expand your industry and thus your economy.

We would also like to discuss the possibility of Rechburg industries opening up in the cape state, our industries with Rechburg Government assistance would finance the opening of new industries, hospitals, universities etc.
The stock equity being 60/40 to Rechburg/ State Cape representation.
In this manner sir, you have an immediate way of expanding your income, your industry base without draining your economy, leaving you with the opportunity to invest in other areas of your state that you perceive need immediate attention.

Our offer of assistance comes with only one condition that is your government guarantee the Rechburg investment, in the event of civil disturbance and any of the Rechburg areas of investment be damaged or seized that our companies will be fully reimbursed.
Other than that one condition there are no other ties to complicate the agreement.
If in the foreseeable future you wish to enter in a stronger relationship with us, for example military agreements, I can sir unconditionally guarantee that it would be viewed very favourably.

In the event sir, that you either accept or decline our offer, we in the Duchy of Rechburg wish you and your people well in your new future.

Duke Blaise
Duchy of Rechburg

Foreign Secretary Al
Foreign Office
Executive Spire
Parliamentary Complex
Tel
Royal Commonwealth of Cal, Sae, Emass and Uotter.

President Bledsoe,

We understand your skepticism as the peoples of our region are very unusual in nature due to isolation. You have to understand that due to this isolation evolution took a very different turn from the bulk of the rest of the planet. Humans did not arrive here until after many other peoples developed sapience, independently, and so did not dominate. In fact the commonwealth has next to no human population to speak of, but that was more due to events in our past I will not go into now.

Where as your people evolved from apes mine evolved from skunks, our prime minister's from vulpines and so on. No one people dominated as the gap between them gaining sapience was small so no one of them had a significant advantage and their other traits made them better adapted for their given environment than any neighboring people.

We are very difference in appearance but have found that once sapience is reached the needs and wants of peoples do not differ that greatly. We all want our families to prosper, feel the need for freedom and create a culture. The fact that we are exchanging these messages, I believe is a good indication of our sapience and our use of technology is a further evidence.

We regret that due to our nature we are unlikely to be able to help much in the medical field as our medical research is understandably targeted at the problems out people have. However we believe we can offer help in the fields of improving infrastructure and development.

You are a very natural resource rich nation, if our intelligence is correct, we are resource poor. However this has caused us to be very inventive and we have a very large manufacturing sector that is always looking for raw materials. I believe that this would make us a good fit as trading partners as we could help you develop your industries, and provide liquidity via our financial sector. You have the natural resources that we need, do not worry it would be a partnership of equals.

If you can look past our physical nature, I believe, we could have a very, mutually, profitable relationship.

Yours
Al

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


26 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable Duke Blaise
Duke of Rechburg

I am intrigued by your offers. They are interesting and I will put them into further consideration. However, you are right that we need to exchange ambassadors so that we may discuss them further, to reach a consensus and a final agreement that benefits both parties. The Cape State will announce ambassadors and representatives when we find a solution to our "embassy problem".

We are looking for all advice we can get on that topic.

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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Official Diplomatic Communiqué


25 December 2008
17 Windsor Boulevard
Cape Town, CS
0105
047-325-7642

The Honorable Secretary Al
Foreign Secretary of the Royal Commonwealth of Cal, Sae, Emass and Uttor

I agree. Your people seem intelligent and they are knowledgeable about the world. Although any relationship with your nation, any deals, and plans, would have to be discussed in further detail, which it is fair to say, we should do. I would like to hear about your plans for our natural resources. Any future exploitation of our natural resources, of course, needs to be talked about in further detail.

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe

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OOC: I hope this is acceptable, if not just say so and I'll delete it. For reference, Tolvanic Africa is located about where RL Namibia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namibia) is. I assume you're located somewhere near RL South Africa?

Secret IC

Government House
Estanbe, Tolvanic Africa

Estanbe was the heart of the Tolvanic holdings in Africa and Government House was the seat of Commonwealth rule over the area. Tolvanic involvement in Africa was rather limited as the Commonwealth lacked the desire to embroil itself in the sundry unpleasentries of that unfortunate continent. However, for various reason, the Commonwealth found itself in possession of limited colonial holdings of just over 825,000 sq. km and some 2.8 million Crown subjects. Despite it's widespread overseas holdings, the Commonwealth was not overly imperialistic. In fact, very few Tolvans actively supported colonialism, most were quite apathetic and many were firmly opposed. Tolvanic Africa was effectively self governing, with little interest from the Home Islands. In light of the limited interest placed on the area by the Government, Tolvan had even less interest in the happenings in the surrounding nations. At least officially, the large degree of autonomy granted the local government allowed them to effectively formulate and carry out their own foreign policy completely free from Foreign Office oversight. It was this fact that made tonight's meeting possible.

The three men were seated in large leather chairs in the Governor General's private study. Each man held a glass with a generous serving of John Brown Grey Label Whiskey and two were smoking expensive San Delgado cigars. Governor General Lord Andrew Housley (The Eighth Earl of Scarborough), Major General Tomas Hernandez, and Sir Benjamin Cowley were proably the three most powerful men in Tolvanic Africa and such men enjoyed the trappings of power and the exercise of that power even more.

Tonight the topic of discussion was the newly elected President Bledsoe of Cape State.

"That's the sixth state in the region to "go native" in the last twenty years. It'll only be a matter of time before we're the only "colonial oppressors" left in the region and then we'll get the brunt of the bleeding hearts' bitching and whining. You know it won't take much to rally the fucking Liberal-Progressives to pull the plug on Africa altogether and then what? We lose Estanbe Air Base, we lose Fort Vasquez and worst of all we lose the Fleet anchorage at Tombassa. That would derails our entire regional defence posture and really cramps the West African counterpiracy ops." Hernandez spat as he angrily puffed at his cigar.

Cowley, the NDI's (National Directorate of Intelligence) Regional Field Director for Sub-Saharan Africa contemplated Hernandez's rant for a moment. "Perhaps you're right Tomas, but this Bledsoe chap seems all right. He's a populist, but most everybody in these parts is these days. However, he shys away from the Marxist tripe and doesn't appear to have the nasty Black Supremacy streak we've seen in a few places. I've got me people looking into him in more detail, let's see what they dig up and if he proves to pose a threat we'll consider acting. Do you agree Governor?"

Lord Housley sipped his whiskey and replied in his smooth baritone. "Yes Benjamin, have your people look into and we'll act accordingly. While that's in the works I think a small exercise near the border will send the proper message to our neighbours about just who they share a border with."

OoC: Uhmmm... really, this was just a discussion, I mean, nothing really was done.

The Honorable M. Karan
Foreign Minister of the Tagorian Mountains

Any ambassadors between our two nations should be named and announced. Although the we are working on purchasing and zoning land in decayed slum areas in Cape Town to be used as plots for embassies a part of an urban renewal project to eliminate crime in cities. Such a project should be completed shortly. Until then, we would entertain ambassadors to be housed in temporary locations, the costs of which may or may not be covered by the Cape State government.

As for trade deals, any trade deals would have to be heavily discussed as our current economy is not in the best of shape, if one looks at the Capian economy with rose tinted lenses.

Happy holidays.

Sincerely,
Presdient of the Republic of the Cape State
Walter Bledsoe[/SIZE]

President,

After due consideration on the part of the Foreign Ministry of the Kingdom, we have named our ambassador to the Republic of the Cape State as being Miss Magena Khoras who we have judged to be not only a professional diplomat capable of the duties attached to her post but also as a woman who will fully respect the laws of the Cape State as you have laid them out. She will be accompanied by about ten to fifteen armed guards; they will carry nothing more than assualt rifles, tasers, and batons and she will have a pistol to use in case that her safety is ever at risk.

We may discuss trade whenever you feel that it would be most suitable, President, and we have already set aside a free lot for your ambassador to have his embassy built. We hope that all goes well for our nations in the pursuit of friendship.

Signed,
Mylo Karan.
Foreign Minister

OOC: I'm well aware of the content of my own post.

I was trying to establish some backstory other than the generic saber rattling with no discernable reason that many people seem to prefer. Besides, I like to ensure the other player is open to the idea before I take any action in my RPs.

Foreign Secretary Al
Foreign Office
Executive Spire
Parliamentary Complex
Tel
Royal Commonwealth of Cal, Sae, Emass and Uotter.

President Bledsoe,

We believe there is a threat to your nation and wish to offer support, As the democratically elected leader of the nation we are willing to offer logistical aid and both air and sea forces that we have in the region. Though I have to say we can not offer land troupes at this time.

As a possible trading partner you are to important to be lost, we will offer what we can, but at this range it will be tricky.

Yours
Al

OoC: Do you want an invasion or a tense "cold war" between the two of us? I want to post later in the day, I need to sleep to think about it all, Cal, thanks, TM, we need to discuss trade and stuff later.


I'm a little tired. A little.

OOC: More of a Cold War, as the three men in my earlier post are operating outside of the oversight of the Government and the Crown. Besides it's bad form for nation of my size to invade a younger nation like yourself unless it's by mutual agreement.

Kingdoms of Cal: That post is borderline metagaming as I have not actually began any exercises along the border and the discussion was conducted in secret. I did not label is as "Secret In-Character" because I assumed it went without saying.

OOC:Tolvan as a far older and thus larger nation do you think perhaps we have not riddled said nation with spies before contact? We have proven to have intelligence in an earlier posts as to their resources, so I would have though it made it clear that we did have intelligence from some where.

Do you think we would waste resources in mapping the nations resources or just bribing key personnel to get such information? The same people that passed us your message?

A furry nation dealing with humans is not going to make a move unless they know the ground. Best not be treated like animals as many human nations would, check the ground.

Oh yeah, I was told.

Major Paul Gordon lit a cigarette and inhaled deeply of the processed tobacco smoke. He much preferred the rich and flavorful smoke of his pipe, but he’d neglected to bring it from his apartment to the office this morning, and as a result was forced to purchase a pack of cigarettes from the news stand across the street from his office in order to feed his nicotine addiction. He’d read a report in the papers earlier in the month about geneticists back home working to get all of the shit out of tobacco, but so far he’d heard nothing of success. They’d better, he thought. Greatest aid to concentration ever invented.

Gordon was an officer of neither the Royal Army nor Royal Marines. All of the field officers of the Royal Intelligence Agency were, by custom if not so much as law, accorded the nominal multi-branch rank of “major,” and were subsequently entitled to requisition such materiel or personnel as that rank afforded. It reflected the much more direct approach taken to field work by the RIA, when compared to many other foreign intelligence services.

Upon arriving in his office, Gordon, as the RIA’s head for Southern African Operations—a reward, his superior had told him, for his extensive role in the Fourth Chimurenga crisis a couple of years ago—was not surprised to see that his first order of business involved an election in some backwater African state. Somewhat surprised to see that a peaceful transfer of power had occurred and even more surprised to see that there had been no attempted coups or political violence, he frowned. A small voice in his mind chided him for possible racism, but he ignored it. He knew full well that Africans were just as decent as white folk, far more so in some cases, thinking back to some of the men who’d served the Commonwealth during the Fourth Chimurenga. Even so, political correctness aside, he saw no reason to ignore the sad reality of post-colonial Africa.

Lost in his train of thought, it took him a few minutes to focus again on the communiqué sent by the Commonwealth’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the new President of the Cape State.


The Honourable Walter Bledsoe,

It delights the Imperial Commonwealth to see yet another peaceful and democratic transition of power in one of the young nations of the world. However, the occasion has served to highlight the lack of direct diplomatic relations between the Commonwealth and your Republic. If you wish, an embassy may be dispatched to Cape Town, and one of your own received in the Commonwealth at your earliest convenience.

If you have any further requests or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact myself personally or the Ministry as a whole.

Albert Gallatin
Minister of Foreign Affairs

Short and to the point, like much of the Malkyeri executive branch. A quick read served to file the Cape State into Gordon’s mind, and he moved on to the next item of business for the day.

OOC: Ah, feels good to stretch the RP muscle again. Looks good, Cape State.

OOC: I will apologize as I had had a little to much of the Christmas spirit (both good and bad), my bad. I have no issue with the post being disregarded, sorry.

Please ignore my stupidity I had certain things on my mind and a certain amount of chemical impediment. From time to time every one...fu...makes mistakes.

OOC: It's fine, let's delete the OOC chatter to avoid cluttering the thread.

ooc: Bump