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1.The Community of LaocracyDemocratic Socialists Ordinary Caring Intelligent World Citizens“Labor omnia vincit”
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3.The State of GhedelandIron Fist Socialists Equality and Tolerance Society“Science, Culture, Paix”
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Establishment of the Yemeni Navy
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    Al-Hudaydah, Yemen Arab Republic
    April 1970

Yemen begins to build its navy with some fishing boats equipped with machine guns. After research and consultation with the Minister of Defense, Major General Abdullah al-Sallal and senior officers in the Yemeni army, President Hassan al-Zaidi announced the start of establishing the Yemeni naval force. Given the lack of a budget that allows for the purchase of warships at the present time, the president decided that it should be the starting nucleus for the Yemeni navy. Ten fishing boats will be equipped with machine guns. Young fishermen and sailors will be recruited and under the command of army officers to be Crew these boats. The headquarters of the naval forces will be in the port of Al-Hudaydah. A group of officers will also be sent to the United Arab Republic to study at the Egyptian Naval College. In Alexandria.

West Indies Federation - April 1970

The Rhythm of the Caribbean - Expo '70

Though the news of domestic issues at home may be troubling, the Federation has still found it best to export the Caribbean identity as far as possible and so has sent a presentation team over to the Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan to represent the islands. Establishing a wide and open pavilion of stalls and shops in the urban jungle that is Osaka, the sun held back by a long national flag acting as a roof, they bring with them the unique foods, drink and the uniqueness of West Indian flavors. From finely-aged Angostura rum, rich cocoa and chocolate from Trinidad, pure sugar and sugarcane from the cane fields of Jamaica, the cinnamon and spices of Grenada, rich slow molasses from Barbados and the hearty fruits of St Vincent, the Federation pavilion is awash with the smells of these luxury goods.

The smell of sweetness is not the only thing that brings attention to the Federation, lifting among the bustle of the Expo is the melodic tune that can be described as a broader sound than most other instruments -full yet shimmering with an edginess that excites and a sustain that soothes. The sound of none other than the harmonic Steelpan. A humble invention, made from the bottoms of oil drums or automobile rims, what started as a simple way to utilize scrap metal quickly evolved into a cultural symbol across the West Indies. Accompanying the steel band were the dancers, the bright feathers and accessories flowing and tingling as they swayed to the melody as if they were back home in carnival. Vibrancy, warmth, color and passion, the four pillars of the West Indies' representation here in Osaka where the greatest effort must be taken to stand out from those around us.

The strength of Caribbean culture, how many others can unite to a single banner and share in their differences and similarities alike, is the prime message to be displayed in this expo. The parade of colors, sounds and smells in a show of unity for the Federation. A message that today is strained through the events at home, but that tomorrow may grow ever stronger and resilient, a message to reverberate across the world, "Here every creed and race finds and equal place."

    APRIL 1970

    BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND
    FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

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BONN, THE FEDERAL CAPITAL

GERMANY UNVEILS PIONEERING EXHIBITION AT THE EXPO '70 IN JAPAN AS SCHOLL GOVERNMENT AIMS TO BUILD GLOBAL STANDING

| With EXPO '70 now under way in Far Eastern Japan, Germany's Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs were appointed to form a special commission along with select members of the Bundestag that would tackle preparations for Germany's participation in the Expo '70, a major event for the country considering this will mark its first time officially participating on a major scale in the international annual exhibition. Vice-Chancellor and Foreign Minister Willy Brandt, since demoted from his position as the country's nominal head of government, was appointed to head the commission and to carry out preliminary visits to the Expo's host venue in Japan to conduct initial surveys. Chancellor Sophie Scholl spoke before the Bundestag shortly after her assumption of office in November, publicly confirming her intention to support Germany's participation in the upcoming international exhibition. 'Faced with a new decade, this is our opportunity to put our best foot forward. The Germany this government envisions is a Germany with a commitment to building a new, modern Germany that is prepared for the challenges of tomorrow and the crises of today. It is my hope that in presenting ourselves through a historic exhibition in Osaka, we will be able to open new opportunities and build new pathways to our Vision for 1980,' the Chancellor told the Bundestag. |

| The German pavilion, as planned by several of Germany's top architectural firms, would be comprised largely of circular structures and a modernist aesthetic. Sunken ground exhibits presenting the newest innovations, particularly in the aerospace and science and technology fields, would be scattered throughout the pavilion, which would largely have the space between structures dominated by park space, modern fountains and areas for rest and recreation. An emphasis on Germany's technological strength and industrial influence would be made, with symbolic statues being designed by college students from across the Federal Republic aimed at delivering inspiring messages about the perseverance of the German people and her unwavering commitment to the values of liberty and democracy. The colors of the famed golden tricolor would be displayed prominently, especially in the history exhibit, where a blend of traditional German and central European architecture blends into the new modern structures that dominate German society today. |

| A massive blue, spherical auditorium would also be erected at the pavilion, backed up by Expo, a composition by Karlheinz Stockhausen dedicated to representing the forward-thinking nature of the pavilion. Its central theme would be futuristic in nature, blending traditional German motifs with the signatures of the progressive future the new government sought to envision for the country. While cultural exhibits would be set up, naturally, providing visitors a glimpse into the diverse nature of Germany's music and arts, there would still be a clear focus on science, technology, innovation and the future of the nation as a whole. An entire area of the pavilion would be dedicated to the "Berlin, Stadt der Zukunft" exhibition ("Berlin, City of the Future"), a collaboration between various urban planning and architectural firms about a sustainable vision for Berlin in the year of 2010. The pavilion would be opened on time at the opening of the Expo, with Vice-Chancellor Brandt and Chancellor Scholl representing the government of the Federal Republic. Along with the governmental delegation came a swath of German business leaders, innovators, scientists and entrepreneurs who represented Germany's scientific and industrial prowess, and were prepared to utilize the pavilion to bring in new investments and business arrangements to Germany, as the government sought to increase foreign investment to bolster the country's cautiously optimistic economic outlook for the decade of the 70s. |

| Accompanying Germany's historic participation in the Expo would be new legislation approved by the Scholl government aimed at making a historic push in educational institutions to promote German culture and history in a cautious but optimistic manner. After a controversial debate over curriculum requirements, the Ministry of Education and Science would unveil new rules guiding the teaching of Germany's history in an unfiltered form. 'There is no doubt that if we are to move forward, we must educate the new generation on the mistakes of our past so we can build a future without those mistakes, with an eye forward and upward,' Klaus von Dohnanyi, the Education and Science Minister, told the Bundestag. |

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    APRIL of 1970

THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS
Союз Советских Социалистических Республик

THE KREMLIN SOLIDIFIES ENGAGED MENA FOREIGN POLICY WITH SALE OF SAM BATTERIES TO EGYPT

КРЕМЛЬ ЗАВЕРШАЕТ ВНЕШНЮЮ ПОЛИТИКУ Ближнего Востока и Северной Африки ПРОДАЖОЙ БАТАРЕЙ ЗРК ЕГИПТУ

| With Middle Eastern tensions flaring, and Moscow aiming to shore up regional partners and allies as the United States continued to assume a more disconnected role in the region amid their continuing myriad of problems in Vietnam, General Secretary Alexei Kosygin convened a meeting of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union with the aim of finally solidifying a new foreign policy in the MENA region - one of 'engaged military and diplomatic cooperation with like-minded socialist nations'. It would consist of stronger cooperation with the likes of the United Arab Republic and Kurdistan, as well as stronger support for nations like South Yemen, who suffered under an invasion by imperialist Saudi Arabian forces recently. The new foreign policy would be approved, as expected, unanimously by the Central Committee, a few days after the Committee ratified a deal between the Soviet and Egyptian governments on the sale of new surface-to-air (SAM) batteries to Nasser's military, including 2K12 Kub and Strela-2 weapons systems. The Kremlin easily obliged under Kosygin's leadership to requests for Soviet military personnel to support the deployment of these batteries, along with the deployment of Soviet air squadrons to protect them. Since the summer of '69 the USSR had been increasing its military presence in the country, so it was widely expected there would be no significant diplomatic consequence to the decision. The Soviet presence in the country, currently comprised of 2,500-4,000 personnel, would be projected to increase to 10,600-12,150 ground personnel in addition to 100-150 pilots by the middle of this year. The deployment would be codenamed Operation Kavkaz by the Soviet military command. |

| The sale of weaponry to the United Arab Republic marked a significant shift in the USSR's foreign policy in the region, which previously had been characterized by support for existing partners like Kurdistan and nothing more. The UAR and the USSR had previously been hesitant to bolster diplomatic relations given Cairo's relationship with the United States and the West, but the incident concerning Yemen and Saudi Arabia brought the two nations together once more in solidarity. The Kremlin's decision to solidify its partnership with the UAR and Kurdistan among other nations would come with the intention of ensuring that Western influence in the region would spread not one step further, as had been attempted with the recent Saudi incursions into Yemen. Naturally, Kosygin's government maintained their conciliatory Detente-esque view to foreign policy issues, but a myriad of factors including the Soviets' complicated relationship with Yugoslavia, positive economic numbers indicating the success of Kosygin's signature economic reforms, and the return of the conservative faction of the CPSU to some level of prominence in the nation's political narratives would be significant motivators for the shift. |

| Nonetheless, at a dinner with ambassadors in Moscow in late April of 1970, the General Secretary would affirm Moscow's commitment to diplomatic resolutions and the prevailing of international law and order in terms of the USSR's relationship with their adversaries. 'Our commitment to a more just, equal and peaceful world continues despite the rumblings of conflict unfortunately continuing to plague our societies and our newspapers . . . on the international forums, we will continue to take every effort to provide for the Soviet people and for the well-being of the great working peoples of the world. |

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T H E  K I N G D O M  O F  P O R T U G A L  |  O  R E I N O  D E  P O R T U G A L

    "Acredito num mundo de ordem; 
    um mundo onde o nosso povo possa ser libertado das mãos dos corruptos. 
    Espero que talvez este mundo possa ser restaurado. . ."

      - João Luzdues, Primeiro Ministro de Portugal

Criação da Seleção Portuguesa de Futebol

Creating the Portuguese National Football Team

| Portugal has had other worries with the introduction of the revolutions and politics, which got in the way of past times and sports to really re-enter national use. However, now that Portugal has turned for the better and is stable, the past times made a return! Portugal is well known for being one of the best football teams in Europe and one of the best internationally, it currently ranks 12th as the best football federation in the world. The Head Coach of the Portuguese Team is Manuel da Luz Afonso, or simply Manuel Luz, who has led the team throughout the politically unstable time. The Estado Novo cut funding to the Football Team and redirected it to other causes. The team has regained its original funding and began resuming regular procedures after the kingdom had been established. The wider population decided to watch football games to escape the pains of life, so, the government had to put regulations as shootings in stadiums became almost routine due to drunk police officers and drunk civilians, which in total cost 50 lives, the largest shooting being in the Manuel Stadium which cost 20 lives. The government had increased police numbers and put in regulations on alcohol so they remain sober. The nation was shook after these shootings and took the right measures to make sure something like this never happens again.

| The World Cup qualifiers were exciting for Portugal, having almost a 70% win rate. The coach credits to the well trained team and how they train nonstop and are super human at football. Friendly matches are being held off until the World Cup is finished and Portugal can go back to regular matches with the rest of UEFA. The World Cup is highly anticipated to go in the favor of the state, however, these chances are even with the rest of the qualifiers. The Portuguese Football Federation now looks upon the issue of the PNFT; National Support. On the rise of the popular player Hilário da Conceição, the population became violent when he announced his retirement in '71. The population wanted to convince their team captain to stay, however it was non-negotiable at this point. The population demanded the PNFT to return with another team captain after '71, they needed a plan or assessment that there would be another team captain as good as Hilário. The PNFT never responded and the fans got more angry, arguments broke out on the streets as to which player would be chosen as the next captain and which player would evedentily become the best player. Most of these arguments devolved into petty fights. The FPF had the situation and told all players who the next captain would be; Fernando Peres as a temporary in '72. The people hated this response and demanded a pernament captain be selected, the FPF never responded and has not responded since then. Now, the FPF tries to prepare for the World Cup as fans look on with a glint of doubt in their eyes, and the Football fans all around the Portuguese State look on with a grain of salt in their eyes.

𝐅 𝐄 𝐃 𝐄 𝐑 𝐀 𝐂 𝐎  𝐏 𝐎 𝐑 𝐓 𝐔 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 𝐒 𝐀  𝐃 𝐄  𝐅 𝐔 𝐓 𝐄 𝐁 𝐎 𝐋

    𝙅𝙤𝙨𝙚 𝘼𝙡𝙫𝙖𝙡𝙖𝙙𝙚 𝙎𝙩𝙖𝙙𝙞𝙪𝙢, 𝙇𝙞𝙨𝙗𝙤𝙣, 𝙋𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙪𝙜𝙖𝙡

Speech of Manuel, Coach of the Mens Football Team of Portugal

| MANUEL DE LUZ ALFONSO Head Coach of the PNFT| "Good morning Portugal!"

*Crowd Claps*

| MANUEL DE LUZ ALFONSO Head Coach of the PNFT| "Portugal has seen a decline in our popularity of the sport of Football due to team retirement and the political issues of government; but now we can actually return to the regular game schedule that was arranged previously and we can also return to the old players, World Cup arrangements return to the regular schedule as well. "

*Some boo's can be heard in the wider audience, but otherwise claps roar through the stadium*

| MANUEL DE LUZ ALFONSO Head Coach of the PNFT| "We prepare for the World Cup with confidence; but please relax on the manner of Team Captains and Substitute Players; this has been sorted out in advance by the lead, FPF, in advance to prepare for situations that may need the action. Please be comforted that many of these situations will most likely not occur."

*The audience begins to clap quietly and the people have a smile on their face*

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╰─▸ ❝ @ The Congress once again manages to reach a signing agreement to maintain the alliance.

The Paraguayan Congress was exceptionally agitated due to the growing tension surrounding the signing pact, which ensured the political stability of the entire country and had been successful for decades. However, this pact had been slightly threatened by the interference of one of the candidates from the Liberal Party, César Báez, who was a prominent opposition figure. His neoliberal ideas contrasted with the more moderate positions of his opponent, Domingo Laino. If Báez's neoliberal wing won the elections, it would put at risk the political peace that characterized the Republic, unlike the constant instability in other countries. The Congress was mainly composed of members of the February Pact, formed by the Liberal Party, the Revolutionary Febrerista Party of Rafael Franco, and the National Revolutionary Party of Manuel Cortázar. This majority allowed them to carry out their political reforms.

Paraguay enjoyed a political stability that made it a true oasis compared to its neighbors, especially in contrast to the instability and turmoil of the civil war in Brazil. Despite constant requests from supporters of the Revolutionary Febrerista Party to provide some sort of assistance to Brazilian unionists, the Paraguayan government remained firm in its policy of non-interference in external affairs due to the risks it posed, both for the Liberal Party and the PRN.

Tension was palpable in the Congress as they awaited the results of the internal elections to choose the president of the Liberal Party. Affiliates of the party had to vote for their representatives, and the announcement of the results was delayed due to certain scandals, especially the sabotage carried out by Báez's sympathizers. Upon seeing the broad support that Domingo Laino was receiving, Báez's supporters attempted to frustrate the electoral process, even going as far as staining the ballots with ink. However, their attempts were countered by the Ministry of Order. Congress members breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing the results of the internal elections, as the faction supporting Domingo Laino emerged victorious and would be the party's representatives.

Subsequently, the representatives entered the Congress and renewed the February Pact, starting with the Febreristas and then the members of the PRN. This event was celebrated with joy by the Congress, as they saw that the country would once again maintain its stability. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Order initiated an investigation against Báez in an attempt to find possible links between him and the attempted electoral fraud. On the other hand, Manuel Cortázar held a press conference addressing topics such as the country's diplomacy and whether it would take any kind of role in response to the political instability of neighboring countries, among other relevant issues. Manuel Cortázar gave a speech highlighting the importance of cooperation among Latin American countries and questioned the tendency towards segregation and futile struggle.

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Sarvatu wrote:These readings are scary and large do I
have to type like this?( I’m new btw)

When I had my old account some 3 years ago it used to be a normal forum where people talk about funny stuff. Now it's just used for role-playing purposes about their nations. I don't know when did the transition started but it happened

      | V E R E N I G DㅤㅤK O N I N R I J KㅤㅤB E N E L U X
      | "ㅤE E N D R A C H TㅤㅤM A A K TㅤㅤM A C H Tㅤ"

          Nederland luidt een nieuw tijdperk in,
          lang leve het wonder...

        // 12 MEI 1970, ZONDAG
        HELSINKI, FINLAND //

      Ā L E AㅤㅤI E C T AㅤㅤE S Tㅤㅤ:ㅤㅤY L E I S R A D I OㅤㅤI N T E R V I E W

        ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤThe city of Helsinki stood as a radiant jewel upon the Northern shores, shedding its wintry cloak as the gentle embrace of spring enveloped the Finnish capital. Throughout the city, the once snow-bound streets blossomed with the vibrant hues of spring flowers, casting a spell of renewal upon its inhabitants. As the morning sun ascended into the azure sky, bathing the city in its golden light, tranquillity reigned supreme. Within the busy halls of the Yleisradio office in Kaartinkaupunki, however, the air buzzed with anticipation, for today was no ordinary day. Amidst the flurry of activity, a sense of purpose permeated the atmosphere as dedicated staff members meticulously prepared to receive a distinguished guest for today's broadcast. In the heart of the bustling studio, the control room pulsed with a symphony of organised chaos. Technicians darted to and fro, their movements choreographed with precision as they navigated the labyrinth of panels and consoles. Beneath a tangled maze of cables that snaked across the floor like serpents, the intricate web of equipment hummed to life, each component poised to ensnare the essence of the moment. Meanwhile, the skilled hands of makeup artists worked their art, their brushes and powders imbuing eager faces with an air of polished perfection.

        Wolsheijner, clad in a crisply tailored brown suit that hugged his frame with an air of understated elegance, settled into his seat at the table, facing the expectant gaze of the cameras. With a deft hand, he adjusted his red tie, ensuring its perfect alignment against the backdrop of his freshly shaved face. As he awaited the arrival of the presenter, his piercing blue eyes swept across the studio floor, his thoughts consumed by the imminent exchange that would soon unfold. In the blink of an eye, the young interviewer made her entrance, her demeanour exuding an air of poise as she approached, a folder of papers clutched in her hands, taking her place across the table from Wolsheijner. With the countdown ticking, Wolsheijner and the interviewer steeled themselves for the broadcast's start.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to Yleisradio. I'm Eevi Hyvönen reporting live from our main studio in Helsinki, and it's my privilege to host an important guest today for our special interview. Welcome, Mr. Wolsheijner.
            Hyvää iltapäivää, hyvät naiset ja herrat, ja tervetuloa Yleisradioon. Olen Eevi Hyvönen, joka raportoi livenä päästudioltamme Helsingistä, ja minulla on etuoikeus isännöidä tänään tärkeä vieras erikoishaastatteluamme. Tervetuloa, herra Wolsheijner.

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: [chuckles] Thank you, Eevi. It is an honour to be here with you in Helsinki.

            Dank je, Eevi. Het is een eer om hier bij u te zijn in Helsinki.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: Thank you, Mr. Wolsheijner. I hope you are well. If there is nothing you want to say beforehand, would you like me to start with the questions?

            Kiitos, herra Wolsheijner. Toivon että voit hyvin. Jos et halua sanoa mitään etukäteen, haluaisitko minun aloittavan kysymyksillä?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Of course.

            Natuurlijk.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: First of all, you are recognised as one of the most prominent leaders in Europe. Under your leadership, Holland entered into a new era, what do you owe this fast progress to?

            Ensinnäkin sinut tunnustetaan yhdeksi Euroopan merkittävimmistä johtajista. Sinun johdollasi Hollanti astui uuteen aikakauteen, minkä takia olet tämän nopean edistymisen velkaa?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Well, Eevi, this is a common misconception that I have personally seen frequently in the European press. The development of Holland and the Lagerlandswonder is not the work of one single administration. Prime ministers before me have actually caused this phenomenon we are facing. De Quay, De Jong and Van Veerenjans have all implemented the right policies for the right conditions to form. I just happened to turn these conditions into our favour in the long term.

            Welnu, Eevi, dit is een veel voorkomende misvatting die ik persoonlijk vaak in de Europese pers ben tegengekomen. De ontwikkeling van Nederland en het Lagerlandswonder is niet het werk van één enkele regering. Premiers vóór mij hebben dit fenomeen waar we mee te maken hebben feitelijk veroorzaakt. De Quay, De Jong en Van Veerenjans hebben allemaal het juiste beleid geïmplementeerd om de juiste omstandigheden te creëren. Toevallig heb ik deze omstandigheden op de lange termijn in ons voordeel omgezet.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: [listening to the interpreter] And what kind of conditions are you referring to?

            Ja millaisia ehtoja tarkoitat?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: One of the main conditions needed for such an economic renaissance is a growing population. The Dutch government made the right moves to encourage population growth, with our guest worker model and our government programs targeted towards families. We also helped aiding innovation and technological advancements with state backing. Implementing market-oriented reforms, such as deregulation, privatisation, and reducing bureaucratic red tape, has enhanced efficiency, encouraging entrepreneurship, and attracting investment. Overall, our government has done so much for the Lagerlandswonder to happen, and I think shrinking it into a work of only one administration is a very shallow way of thinking.

            Een van de belangrijkste voorwaarden voor een dergelijke economische renaissance is een groeiende bevolking. De Nederlandse overheid heeft de juiste stappen gezet om de bevolkingsgroei te stimuleren, met ons gastarbeidersmodel en onze overheidsprogramma’s gericht op gezinnen. We hebben ook geholpen bij het ondersteunen van innovatie en technologische vooruitgang met steun van de staat. Het doorvoeren van marktgerichte hervormingen, zoals deregulering, privatisering en het terugdringen van de bureaucratische rompslomp, heeft de efficiëntie vergroot, het ondernemerschap gestimuleerd en investeringen aangetrokken. Over het geheel genomen heeft onze regering zoveel gedaan om het Lagerlandswonder te laten plaatsvinden, en ik denk dat het inkrimpen ervan tot een werk van slechts één regering een zeer oppervlakkige manier van denken is.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: Very well. Your nation has recorded significant military advancements in the near past, is there a certain motivation or rationale behind this? And what will these advancements change in Europe?

            Hyvä on. Kansakuntasi on saavuttanut merkittäviä sotilaallisia edistysaskeleita lähimenneisyydessä, onko tämän takana jokin motivaatio tai perustelu? Ja mitä nämä edistysaskeleet muuttavat Euroopassa?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Our first and foremost motive is obviously national defence, we want to ensure that Holland is ready to defend its territories in all possible scenarios. And our progress militaristically will change Europe by empowering the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. I feel like NATO members are overly reliant on the United States, and for that to change, we need to change our defence forces first. Europe needs to wake up and realise its potential once again, and for this to happen, we take one step at a time.

            Ons eerste en belangrijkste motief is uiteraard de nationale verdediging. We willen ervoor zorgen dat Nederland klaar is om zijn grondgebied in alle mogelijke scenario’s te verdedigen. En onze vooruitgang op militair vlak zal Europa veranderen door de Noord-Atlantische Verdragsorganisatie sterker te maken. Ik heb het gevoel dat de NAVO-leden te afhankelijk zijn van de Verenigde Staten, en om dat te veranderen moeten we eerst onze strijdkrachten veranderen. Europa moet wakker worden en zijn potentieel opnieuw realiseren, en om dit te laten gebeuren, moeten we stap voor stap gaan.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: And would Holland defend a fellow European country?

            Ja puolustaako Hollanti toveriaan eurooppalaista maata?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Holland is ready to protect a western country from communistic threats at any time. I think we as Europeans need to remind ourselves that an attack against one is always an attack against all, and we can never underestimate how dangerous the red menace truly is. This is why Holland is ready to defend an European state if necessary. Because, let's say, the commies attack Greece. Who can guarantee that one day they won't attack Holland? Who can guarantee the safety of the Free World if one of us falls?

            Nederland is te allen tijde bereid een westers land te beschermen tegen communistische dreigingen. Ik denk dat wij als Europeanen onszelf eraan moeten herinneren dat een aanval op één persoon altijd een aanval op iedereen is, en dat we nooit kunnen onderschatten hoe gevaarlijk de rode dreiging werkelijk is. Daarom is Nederland bereid een Europese staat te verdedigen als dat nodig is. Omdat, laten we zeggen, de communisten Griekenland aanvallen. Wie kan garanderen dat ze op een dag Nederland niet zullen aanvallen? Wie kan de veiligheid van de Vrije Wereld garanderen als een van ons valt?

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: That is a very collectivist way of thinking. Our next question is this: As an emerging major power in Europe, how will Holland approach its foreign policy?

            Se on hyvin kollektivistinen ajattelutapa. Seuraava kysymyksemme on tämä: Miten Hollanti lähestyy ulkopolitiikkaansa nousevana suurvaltana Euroopassa?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Holland is determined to be a paragon of Western democracy and values, and this includes our foreign policy. We are in a no-compromise situation when dealing with the East, with a determined spirit to uphold and preserve our interests and defend our beliefs above others, which are liberty, freedom and justice. We plan on focusing on our allies and the Western world as a whole first.

            Nederland is vastbesloten een toonbeeld te zijn van de westerse democratie en waarden, en dit geldt ook voor ons buitenlands beleid. We bevinden ons in een compromisloze situatie wanneer we met het Oosten omgaan, met een vastberaden geest om onze belangen hoog te houden en te behouden en onze overtuigingen boven anderen te verdedigen, namelijk vrijheid, vrijheid en rechtvaardigheid. We zijn van plan ons eerst te concentreren op onze bondgenoten en de westerse wereld als geheel.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: And what will Holland’s stance be on Finland?

            Ja mikä on Hollannin kanta Suomeen?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Finland is not a priority for Holland. Holland is still interested in strengthening existing ties, however, the current stance of Finland in world politics does not give us much hope or faith, which is perhaps the number one reason why we choose to keep Finland out of our main agenda.

            Finland is geen prioriteit voor Nederland. Nederland is nog steeds geïnteresseerd in het versterken van de bestaande banden, maar de huidige houding van Finland in de wereldpolitiek geeft ons niet veel hoop of vertrouwen, wat misschien wel de belangrijkste reden is waarom we ervoor kiezen Finland buiten onze hoofdagenda te houden.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: Quite understandable. The next question is about Holland’s current political situation. Do you think Holland has recovered from the dissolution of Benelux?

            Ihan ymmärrettävää. Seuraava kysymys koskee Hollannin nykyistä poliittista tilannetta. Luuletko, että Hollanti on toipunut Benelux-maiden hajoamisesta?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: I don’t think Benelux was a competent union state to begin with. The entire concept of Benelux was rushed, mismatched and completely in ruins from the beginning. It was basically Holland doing all the work for other nations. I don’t think the dissolution of Benelux was anything to recover from, it did little harm to anyone. If anything, it has benefited Holland in so many ways, removing many shackles from our feet.

            Ik denk niet dat de Benelux überhaupt een competente uniestaat was. Het hele concept van de Benelux was vanaf het begin gehaast, niet op elkaar afgestemd en volledig in puin. Het was feitelijk Nederland dat al het werk voor andere landen deed. Ik denk niet dat de ontbinding van de Benelux iets was om van te herstellen, het heeft niemand schade berokkend. Het heeft Nederland in ieder geval op zoveel manieren geprofiteerd en zoveel boeien van onze voeten verwijderd.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: And did the Walloon Crisis affect Holland anyhow?

            Ja vaikuttiko Vallonian kriisi Hollantiin mitenkään?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: [in a stern tone] The Walloon "crisis" was more accurately a period of unrest fuelled by specific individuals and groups, ultimately leading to a resolution that proved advantageous for Holland in the long term. In hindsight, Wallonia's secession appears to have been a beneficial decision for both parties involved. Holland has not suffered any notable negative consequences as a result of Wallonia's secession. Nevertheless, this does not mean that we have forgotten the victims of terrorism or the families affected by them. It was a despicable period of time for our nation.

            De Waalse ‘crisis’ was nauwkeuriger gezegd een periode van onrust, aangewakkerd door specifieke individuen en groepen, die uiteindelijk leidde tot een oplossing die op de lange termijn voordelig bleek voor Nederland. Achteraf gezien lijkt de afscheiding van Wallonië een gunstige beslissing te zijn geweest voor beide betrokken partijen. Nederland heeft geen noemenswaardige negatieve gevolgen ondervonden van de afscheiding van Wallonië. Toch betekent dit niet dat we de slachtoffers van terrorisme of de families die daardoor getroffen worden, vergeten zijn. Het was een verachtelijke periode voor ons land.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: So you don’t think that the dissolution Benelux brought any negatives to Holland?

            Etkö siis usko, että Benelux-maiden hajoaminen toi mitään negatiivista Hollantiin?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: [smiles] I mean, we witnessed the death of a state. Of course, there have been some negatives. But they are not very significant, and positives always outweigh them. That’s why I don’t think it has affected us negatively in general.

            Ik bedoel, we waren getuige van de dood van een staat. Natuurlijk zijn er ook enkele minpunten geweest. Maar ze zijn niet erg belangrijk, en de positieve punten wegen altijd zwaarder. Daarom denk ik niet dat het ons in het algemeen negatief heeft beïnvloed.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: I see. Our last question is about Holland’s future. What do you think Holland will be like ten years from now?

            Näen. Viimeinen kysymyksemme koskee Hollannin tulevaisuutta. Millainen Hollanti on mielestäsi kymmenen vuoden kuluttua?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Our nation is becoming stronger every day, our economy, our population, our social situation… I hope and think that this growth will multiply in the coming years to truly elevate Holland into a new era. We are in a time where growth is freakishly fast, and I do think that we will see a completely different world once we get to 1980. This applies for Holland too. Holland has been a paragon of innovation and technological advancement in Europe in such a short amount of time, I think we will see more of it. Our people, they have been more inclusive than ever, so I think socially we will see great changes. [chuckles] Overall, I believe we are heading towards a bright future.

            Onze natie wordt elke dag sterker, onze economie, onze bevolking, onze sociale situatie… Ik hoop en denk dat deze groei zich de komende jaren zal vermenigvuldigen om Nederland echt naar een nieuw tijdperk te tillen. We bevinden ons in een tijd waarin de groei bizar snel gaat, en ik denk dat we in 1980 een compleet andere wereld zullen zien. Dat geldt ook voor Nederland. Nederland is in zo'n korte tijd een toonbeeld van innovatie en technologische vooruitgang in Europa geweest, ik denk dat we er nog meer van zullen zien. Onze mensen zijn inclusiever geweest dan ooit, dus ik denk dat we op sociaal vlak grote veranderingen zullen zien. Over het geheel genomen geloof ik dat we op weg zijn naar een mooie toekomst.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: Anything particular that you think we’ll see in the near future?

            Onko jotain erityistä, mitä luulet näkevämme lähitulevaisuudessa?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: Well… I think we may see Holland producing and manufacturing more, which will in return minimise our dependence to foreign nations. I also think our economy will grow bigger, as I said before, which will enrich our nation and our people.

            Welnu... ik denk dat we Nederland misschien meer zullen zien produceren en produceren, wat in ruil daarvoor onze afhankelijkheid van buitenlandse naties zal minimaliseren. Ik denk ook dat onze economie groter zal worden, zoals ik al eerder zei, wat onze natie en ons volk zal verrijken.

          EEVI HYVÖNEN T.V. PRESENTER, YLEISRADIO: I see. That concludes our interview, thank you for coming here and it was an honour for us to host you here in Helsinki. Anything you’d like to add, Mr. Wolsheijner?

            Näen. Haastattelumme päättyy tähän, kiitos kun tulit tänne ja meillä oli kunnia isännöidä teitä täällä Helsingissä. Haluaisitko lisätä jotain, herra Wolsheijner?

          ADRIAN WOLSHEIJNER PRIME MINISTER OF HOLLAND: No, Eevi. Thank you for having me.

            Nee, Evi. Bedankt dat ik hier mocht zijn.

        As the interview concluded, the broadcast seamlessly transitioned into a series of commercials, and the studio personnel began to tidy up. Rising from his chair, the tall gentleman exchanged a handshake and a smile with the young woman before exiting the studio. Outside, a sleek black Kieft awaited him. Across Europe, millions of viewers had just witnessed the words of one of the continent's most prominent leaders, watching it from their television screens and listening to it from their radios. Newspapers would soon carry headlines highlighting Wolsheijner's remarks, and the interview would help better introduce the Dutch statesman to foreign countries.

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To the Office of: Internal Security Agency

Name of Operation: Reiteration

Date of Operation: June 13, 1970

Overview: Haiti’s shift to a more open democracy, and liberalized society has prompted the return of many left wing communists, democratic socialists, and black nationalists. Emboldened by Haitian liberalization, and the rising tide of black power movements, these men have flaunted the Haitian system, returning from their imposed exiles, believing the new government to be weak, and unwilling to enforce sedition laws.

The Prime Minister has strenuously reminded us of the importance of the suppression of these leftists and the upholding of the 1970 Sedition Laws, as well as our numerous other reforms. Should we fail, the October 25, 1970 legislative elections may turn violent, or lead to the rise of racial nationalists, or communists to power.

Within this document will be the 4 main targets, as well as a list of 2,000 other high risk upper, and upper-middle leadership within suspected left wing, or racial nationalist groups. Upon their elimination, the Prime Minister can move forward with breaking up and banning these groups with a much less threat of violence, or resistance among the disorganized remnants.

Main Targets:

Target 1: Luckner Cambronne Within the shattered remnants of the Haitian far right, racial nationalism still lives on. Despite their leaders dead, white and black nationalists still insidiously inflame tensions between our nation which struggles to leave its racist past behind. The worst among these is Luckner Cambronne, the so-called Vampire of the Caribbean. Ruling the leftovers of the Noirisme Unity Party, Cambronne has bankrolled his party's continuation through selling human bodies, organs, and blood abroad to whatever degenerate doctors wish to have them.

Even banned, and a wanted criminal, recent evidence has shown Cambronne has become a silent partner in “Hemo-Caribbean” a plasma center primarily targeted at poor Haitians, and people in the United States (especially African-Americans, and Mixed Race Americans). As unscrupulous as the man himself, Hemo-Caribbean has been among the largest contributors to the arrival of HIV/AIDS not only in Haiti, but even into the United States as tens of thousands of gallons of blood traveled to the United States alone.

Cambronne has evaded capture, as his home in Hinche is entirely on his pay, with corrupt police, and politicians on his pay, and the civilian populace loving Cambronne who showered them generously with gifts in return for their silence.

Operation Reiteration begins here, in the lead up to the operation, police will be transferred out of town for training purposes, and local politicians blackmailed into silence should they raise complaints during the operation. Haitian Special Forces will cooperate with the Internal Security Agency to make this operation swift, and most importantly uncompromised. With a man as wealthy and corrupt as Cambronne the team will be small, and kept close in line. Casualties should be expected as Cambronne will likely be surrounded by his militia the so-called TonTon Macoute, a terrorist organization that had been headed by Francois Duvalier for decades until the 1950’s when he was killed in a military operation, and the group began to fragment, and turn towards petty criminality, largely falling away from their supposed high ideals of black liberation.

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Target 2: Jacques Stephen Alexis Leftists are disorganized, constantly bickering, and at each other's throats over small doctrinal differences, this is how we keep them contained and managed. Unfortunately, there is Jacques Alexis, known as the organized, he is responsible for the recent organization of 81 prominent leftists into a united front. Merging the Black Power movements, leftover left wing trade unions, and non-PPLN aligned underground groups, Alexis has been responsible for the massive surge in communist, and black nationalist activities.

Unlike the others we know where Alexis is. Born, and raised in Gonaives, after his return to Haiti in 1970, shortly after the death of Cantave, he ended his government imposed exile, and began to agitate once again. Also unlike the other co-targets, he is unlikely to use violence against us. Despite this, that is no guarantee his other leftists surrounding him (many of whom are lesser targets), won’t put up an active resistance. Due to this massive 81 group coalition, the capture, or assassination of every target on the list is of the utmost priority; however, the Prime Minister has empathized, Alexis must be taken alive.

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Target 3: Jean-Jacques Dessalines Ambroise Soiling the name of one of Haiti’s founding fathers, Jean-Jacques Dessalines Ambroise sees himself as Haiti’s rebirth. Leading the so-called Popular Party of National Liberation, Ambroise’s group was banned, and himself exiled during the rule of the late Leon Cantave. Reports show he has popped back up in the Haitian Republic, and reestablishing his defunct PPLN. This new iteration of his party has adopted a more revolutionary, and black nationalist slant. Likely based in his longtime home of Jacmel, Ambroise will have a great deal of local popularity, and protection, being heavily armed, and well guarded.

Among the revolutionaries are many high priority targets, with Ambroise himself being a top priority. As such Prime Minister Magloire has ordered he also be taken alive, where he can be made an example of, and sentenced to death. Popular with trade unions, peasant associations, and other popular movements not yet subsumed into the state apparatus, he is the most dangerous, perhaps even more so than target 1.

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Target 4: Juan Emilio Bosch y Gaviño Among the left wing, Juan Bosch was for many years a voice of moderation, and reform. Breaking with radical communists, Dosch pushed for a Democratic Socialist position, eventually founding the Haitian Revolutionary Party.

Lately, with the death of Leon Cantave, the Haitian Revolutionary Party has split, as many members, and even party leadership have drifted towards a moderate social democratic style government. Breaking with his party, and feeling left out from the new government, Juan Bosch has shifted tactics, instead calling for a revolutionary, militarized, and non-Leninist but Marxist party. Founding the Haitian Liberation Party to follow these more violent goals, Juan Bosch came onto the government as a potential threat, due to his trade union ties, high standing in the mixed-race Haitian community, and intellectual circles.

While professing a more militant style of marxism, it is unclear how committed or skilled he is at this path. A careful approach will be used, with as minimal force as possible. If it can’t be prevented, it has been emphasized that Bosch must be taken into custody alive. Even radicalized, he is extremely popular especially among left wing social democrats, and democratic socialists.

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Addendum Prime Minister Paul Magloire, and Minister of Home Affairs Franck Sylvain have made abundantly clear the importance of our mission. We must strike fast and simultaneously before any group catches on to what is happening. Alongside the 4 main targets, are thousands of others. These smaller fish must be jailed too lest they continue to wriggle out of our grasp and become a new problem in the future. Gentlemen, Operation Reiteration will be live at 2400 hours, do not fail, for this may be our only chance.

Good Luck gentlemen, the Republic, and democracy rests upon our shoulders.

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