This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "perdedor99" (Jan 3rd 2009, 9:10pm)
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Originally posted by Commodore Green
Alec Trevelyan was the character played by Sean Bean in Goldeneye, the son of Russian immegrants that moved to England after, or because of, the Russian Revolution.
Would that be the character you were thinking of??
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Originally posted by thesmilingassassin
I find all this Australia/Siam business facinating as FAR hasn't exactly seen eye to eye with AEGIS on some issues and yet we are not desperate about the situation in Siam, in fact the opposite.
The fact that FAR and AEGIS nations co-operated to eliminate HEBCo elements from Ireland show that things were going on to correct Howards transgressions. Unfortunatly not fast enough for some.
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Originally posted by thesmilingassassin
The fact that FAR and AEGIS nations co-operated to eliminate HEBCo elements from Ireland show that things were going on to correct Howards transgressions. Unfortunatly not fast enough for some.
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Chilean military units operating in Bolivia arrested several HEBCo operatives...
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Iberian cruiser Alcazaba intercepted an Irish-flagged motor vessel, the MV Alaska Maru, on the request of the Irish government. The cruiser seized valuable evidence.
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More revealing was the short chase of the MV D'Artagnon by the Atlantean destroyer Dancer, when the D'Artagnon attempted to evade the much faster warship in heavy weather in the Atlantic. When D'Artagnon was finally overtaken she was discovered to be carrying equipment stolen from Mexico, with the pair of assassins dubbed "the Bobbsy twins" aboard.
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Irish G2, working with British, French, and Danish intelligence, placed moles inside the HEBCo operation, gaining access to the company's secret files. Further investigations brought in the Atlantean and Iberian intelligence services, contributing to the unparalleled scope of today's arrest operations.
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Originally posted by perdedor99
January 24th 1937- The Foreign Office released the following statement;
"We observe with concern the latest events in our neighbor Siam. We hope the situation resolves itself in a peaceful manner but is our experience that when the interests of a nation or nations is under threat the reaction sometimes is a violent one. We hope this is not the case."
OOC: Hell YES! I hope AEGIS and British Empire get into a brawl. And Satsuma will pick the pieces left.
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Originally posted by Kaiser Kirk
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Originally posted by perdedor99
January 24th 1937- The Foreign Office released the following statement;
"We observe with concern the latest events in our neighbor Siam. We hope the situation resolves itself in a peaceful manner but is our experience that when the interests of a nation or nations is under threat the reaction sometimes is a violent one. We hope this is not the case."
OOC: Hell YES! I hope AEGIS and British Empire get into a brawl. And Satsuma will pick the pieces left.
Frankly, I would have waited on this statement to see if Fox revises his actions, rather than write a storyline involving a country controlled by another player..not to mention run afoul of alliances by launching an invasion of a soveriegn nation on the say-so of mid-rank intellegence office.
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