Kho said
And energetic Greece being very obvious about everything and ruining all your well-made plans and arguments.
Really? Show me, verbatim, where the Greeks admitted to sending an ultimatum.
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Really? Show me, verbatim, where the Greeks admitted to sending an ultimatum.
Ampharos said
I have no idea what any of this means.
You have no proof, except the word of an ally actively hostile to Prussia and the Netherlands.
Aladdin said you guys were running scared and wanted an alliance. Those were the alliance's terms for your entry. Your demands, posted by Nex, carry an obvious threat of war.
Ampharos said
That's just splitting hairs.
On the contrary, he's basically saying, "Even if it's true, it's no big deal."
Kho said
Hey, you can't blame me, I've got Greece threatening to eat me up :P
Fixed. Guy thinks he is the Byzantine emperor.
Ampharos said
Ottomans will back me up, obvs.Also, Greece already responded in in a way which confirms that it exists.
Greece justified it, not admitted making it.
ITT: We learn not to make unsubstantiated allegations.
In response to Austrian "reveal", Prussia made the following statement.
"I, Otto von Bismarck, speaking on behalf of the entire Prussian government, vehemently deny these allegations and demand that the Austrian government present proof immediately. From what I saw of this document, it lacked any sort of authenticating marks. If we presented our treaty, why wouldn't we hand it to you already signed by a duly authorized Prussian representative? That fact would compel the Austrians, if they wanted a convincing forgery, to replicate the seal and signature of the King, which they neglected to do. Were there any witnesses? This is a clear forgery and reprehensible propaganda to justify a ridiculous blockade."
Kho said
Well, you did beat up Belgium so...
You don't even have a big fleet and I have free trade in Germany, so, why are you bothering?
In response to Ottoman threats, Prussia had only the following laconic statement.
"Don't delay, send your paper boats tomorrow."
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