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"I am good thank you for asking. May I ask your name please Mister Secretary?" @Jamie

"We are certainly interested in petroleum, gold and copper. In return we can offer civilian aircraft and aircraft engines, passenger vehicles, Auto parts, engines and car tires and foodstuffs including beverages and animal feed. And a future discussion of agreements regarding mutual investment...

President Bill Clinton would once again pick up the phone, after the call was transferred through by his aide, the line would be encrypted. "President Clinton speaking, How can I help?" @Jamie

"That is fair enough.. although speaking of trade. What would you say to a trade agreement being set up between our two nations?" @Naio90

"I dont understand where you're getting this from? The President didnt say that Russia was now a target, nor has the US foreign policy every stated that China is a target because of Communism. However, as President Clinton said. Communism is a threat. That's all we have time for now folks, see...

"I am glad to hear that Egypt has chosen a non-agressive stance considering how the world is at the moment. Speaking of that, I'd like to ask your opiniong of the coup that has just occurred in Russia." @Naio90

President Bill Clinton would walk into the House Chamber to applause from the joint session of Congress, walking down the gangway greeting the members of Congress along the way. He'd take his stand at the podium in the centre of the room, looking out to all of the members there. The noise of...

"Whilst this is an interesting proposal, we have not been in contact with your current administration so we would like to start bi-lateral relations and probably discuss a trade agreement before that was to happen"

"Ms. Inada. Thank you for getting in touch with me, I am very interested in this proposal you have" @Zak

Due to William Perry being in another call, the Deputy SECDEF - John Deutch - would take the call on behalf of William Perry. The line would be encrypted. "Hello, Deputy Secretary John Duetch speaking. How can I help?" @Zak

"The Policy of containment was ended due to the collapse of the Soviet Union and the fear of communism spreading was releaved, but now with more and more communist governments appearing. Especially in the far east and in Eurasia. The US government will be looking at all options."

"That is concerning, I will make plans to come to India as soon as possible so this can be discussed properly. However, speaking of the US coming to India's aid. It is possible for this to happen if we have forces in the area. That is a discussion for the future though, right now we must focus...

Encrypted/private operation United States of America [/LIST] N/A [/TD][/TR][/TABLE] Leaders Bill Clinton N/A Casualties 0 N/A [CENTER]Deployed Equipment [/Spoiler] All of the ships, personnel and equipment would be given a 24 hour notice...

"We have no officialy communication lines with China, however we have historicall disagreed with the Communisty party on many occations. And the situation in Russia is rather.. worrying. President Clinton has already been in contact with the new President of Russia and it was a little.. frosty"

"The Cold War is officially over, however the threat of communism still looms. That being said, the last official stand by the US government on communism ended in 1991, with the end of the containment policy. I have not been advised or told about any new policy regarding the spread of Communism."

"Nice to hear from you Mister Prime Minister. And I am glad you have decided to contact us in order to create relations between our two nations. What did you have in mind to start this off?" @Alex

Al Gore would pick up his encrypted phone line, speaking into the mouthpiece. "Vice President Gore speaking, how can I help?" @Alex

"Thank you for your question... Ms. Svyker - apologies if I butchered the pronounciation. Anyway, as this is an on-going and new event, there is no certain plan of action and eitherway, due to it being a matter of National Securty, I can't answer that sort of question."

"I am glad you brought it up, as it was on the Secretary of State's agenda to contact you on. However we can speak of it now. I think we were rather rash to jump to conclusions, well not us - the ambassador, however, he should not have made a statement until tariffs and regulations were clear...

Bill Clinton, after the phone call with President Rutskoy and the Press address, would arrive in the situation room after calling the National Security Advisor - Anthony Lake - and the rest of the National Security Council to be meet him in there. The only two not in the room would by the...