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Well General Masaryk I wish I wish I could believe you. If you had made a complaint we would have listened to your concerns, but your current actions do not inspire confidence.
Well tell me this General Eckhel, what guarantee would we have that you would even step down, once having tasted power? Ruling through a military junta is not the way for us to lead this Federation.
~ Victor Kraus, GCM, Foreign Minister
With no minister of war the armies are in disarray and have no clear leadership, obviously klemens is the highest military authority there is and all other armies should report to him. I say this since the former minister of war himself thought that klemens would be best for his replacement.
Former Deputy von Salzburg, he only wanted Klemens to be his replacement if he agreed to abandon the coup and recognize the legitimate government of the Federation. Since he has failed to do that, all armies now report to Minister Papp.
~ Rodrigo Vertucci, Councillor for Lombardia
((Considering that a hefty portion of the Federation is baying for Mocenigo's blood, the fact that he resigned in disgrace, and the fact that he appears to have lost an ally in Codrinaru, suggests that the last thing he needs is a good nemesis.((I noticed, but if I let up on you I wouldn't be a very good nemesis, now would I?
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I take no pleasure in my decision, it is one that I have spent many sleepless nights considering and I have not taken it lightly I assure you.
The State of Carniola will protect its citizens from any armed force that uses violence and aggression against them. That is all I have to say on the matter for now.
((You set out to make a character everyone wants dead, and you succeeded, besides, it's better to be hated than loved, it's more consistent((Considering that a hefty portion of the Federation is baying for Mocenigo's blood, the fact that he resigned in disgrace, and the fact that he appears to have lost an ally in Codrinaru, suggests that the last thing he needs is a good nemesis.
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The Duchy of Crete will have a referendum upon the end of the crisis on what it wants to do with its future. Upon the liberation of Albania, they will have a referendum on what it wants to do with its future
He suggested minister papp, papp hasn't answered yet. So the armies are in disarray choosing sides. Obviously klemens is the best choice so I don't think you will crush the coup as easily as you think. We have enough support to succeed. The legitimate government of the federation has failed the federation time and time again. It is also highly laughable that most of you have seemingly forgot about hungary, how do you suppose you can wage this war and deal with 2 internal issues? Give in to our demands and we can kill the turk, if not then this federation will be doomed by all of your hands!
Federick you seem to be consumed by the same madness that your father was.
With Papp's current absence ((he's french so he's probably still asleep)) it may be best to choose a temporary minister of the armed forces.
~ Victor Kraus, GCM, Foreign Minister
((do we currently control silesia? i know this is a bad time but, id like to know.))
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((Can someone link me the proposition for the coup? I missed a bunch of this and am extremely confused.))
((Good to see someone's got their priorities sorted
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This Federation is doomed by your hands Mr. Von Salzburg. I know the people of Lombardia well, and be warned that if this coup succeeds I know that Lombardia will once again secede from the Federation. And this time, it will be a decision that a large majority of Lombards will be behind. If the military dictatorship that you wish to install were to try to bring it back in to the Federation, they would have to go through every man, woman, and child in Lombardia to achieve this goal. Lombards will not support an illegitimate government instituted by men who seek revenge for being demoted for insubordination.
~ Rodrigo Vertucci, Councillor for Lombardia
((Good to see someone's got their priorities sorted
((It was basically put the government on trial and form Slovakia as a state I think.))
((Well seeing as im currently sitting happily in bavaria since i have no ties to anything else id like to know if silesia has joined our federation so I can become councillor for it, and do some other sutff.))
((That's my cue.))
Why was everything so blurry? Domenico rubbed his eyes in irritation; and looked around again.
Still blurry. Damn.
He vaguely thought he heard the screeching, reedy voice of that treasonous bastard Salzburg but it was hard to tell. He was too tired to tell. Briefly, he thought bad to when he first entered the chambers years ago; so open to compromise and willing to turn to other cheek. So eager.
So honest.
Domenico looked around for Victor, or atleast he thought so. Did he ever actually look around? Goddamnit, who dimmed the lighting in the room?
Papa, is that you?
Domenico slumped; and then slipped from his chair.
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We wish not to overthrow the federation, but simply to protect it - not to rule the Congress, but to prevent it from being twisted. I give you my solemn promise that I will step down - and if Masaryk will not, I will make him. I am not involved in this movement because I am a political ally, or because I have a rewarding bribe set up for me (indeed - if I did, why not avoid the cost and simply become Minister of War - handed to me on a silver platter by the bribers of the government?) - but out of conviction that it is best for the nation. That is how you will know we will step down, because we cannot stick together out of lies and deals like the current government does. If Masaryk does wrong, I will not stick with him because I have no incentive to. And if I do wrong, Masaryk will do the same. Thus, we - and all our other allies, united not by the bribes and political deals of the current government, but by civic duty - will be forced to step down when required.
What guarantee do you have that your "president" will step down - as the government has clearly tasted and enjoyed the ambrosia of power - when the next elections occur? What guarantee that they will occur? What guarantee that the government hand over the reigns once it finished purging anyone in the military who felt compelled not to murder their own countrymen, and every civilian who felt compelled to disagree with the ruler's deals?
We wish not to overthrow the federation, but simply to protect it - not to rule the Congress, but to prevent it from being twisted. I give you my solemn promise that I will step down - and if Masaryk will not, I will make him. I am not involved in this movement because I am a political ally, or because I have a rewarding bribe set up for me (indeed - if I did, why not avoid the cost and simply become Minister of War - handed to me on a silver platter by the bribers of the government?) - but out of conviction that it is best for the nation. That is how you will know we will step down, because we cannot stick together out of lies and deals like the current government does. If Masaryk does wrong, I will not stick with him because I have no incentive to. And if I do wrong, Masaryk will do the same. Thus, we - and all our other allies, united not by the bribes and political deals of the current government, but by civic duty - will be forced to step down when required.
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