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World in Revolution: 1861

Looks like it. This is gonna be rough for public opinion in the UK. I think I might need to make one of my orders a rhetoric campaign...

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@Outcast; before officializing my orders I was wanting to know where all my troops and such were located? Just wondering since I had yet to receive a response. I know you're probably busy like a maniac so I'm assuming you just haven't got to it, but also since you're busy like a maniac it's possible you missed that part. So just clarifying! :)

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Outcast said
Consider what they want.And congratulations to Giant who, for the very first roll of the game, managed to score a double 10. Not even joking, I didn't change the result at all.

* looks around shiftily* Giant....can we ally? My luck of the Irish will greatly augment your own luck.

Edit: Just saw the Japan post. That was pretty awesome. Expect a response from the UK probably tomorrow sometime.

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Yeah. Doing some research. After your diplomatic post, I'll open a private channel and discuss more in depth before an IC post.

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Haha! Gotcha. Off to research Ionia...

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duck55223 said
I think I shall leave Greece as it and wait for the update, I have a diplomatic post planned for the next updated, specifically it will be directed at Great Britian.

You're making me nervous Greece. I've got all those sweaty palms and butterflies like asking out a girl to prom. :P

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NarcolepticSailor said
Might be exceptions with certain situations though. I'm hoping Outcast clears things up soon. The whole situation is very iffy for multiple reasons. It's possible but there would be consequences.

Yeah, I was kinda confused that the Queen was named my leader as opposed to the current Prime Minister. Wasn't the majority of the Crown's power gone by this point?

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So Boerd said
Tomato, tomatoe. You are provoking a confrontation with the USA all in the name of cotton easily attainable from other sources, threatening far more significant grain trade with the US and finished goods trade with the Northern States. To add on top, I saw no act of Parliament recognizing the CSA.

It will be interesting to see how public opinion takes it. That said, I assumed that any actual decisions posted officially by the queen were ratified by parliament. Since obviously she does not have that sort of power on her own.

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We aren't going to war. We are defending economic interests and acting as a deterrent against war. If the United States attacks us, then we have cause.

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We love and appreciate you Outcast!! It's how we show our love!