[Poland]Communication to the United States

[ManBear]

To: Benjamin Sinclair; President of the United States of America Odinson

Subject: Closer Diplomatic Relations

CC: N/A

Security: Secured and Encrypted Top Secret by POSP

Mr President, First let me once again congratulate you on your win in the elections. It is entirely unheard of for an Independent like yourself to be elected and it truly goes to the state of your character that the people would choose you over your two well endowed opponents. I do hope throughout your tenure as President of the United States, we can work together to form a closer bond for our two nations. As for the reason of this communication, I would like to extend the opportunity to expand a key sector of Poland's business into the American market. I would like to propose bring Tarpan production plants to key locations within the United States that would employ American workers with the same pay and benefits that Polish workers enjoy. This includes a higher base pay, additional benefits such as insurance, paid time off, and maternity/paternity leave. It is the belief of my government here that assisting you in delivering on your campaign promises to help industrial cities such as Detroit by bringing high paying jobs to the area, we can better help the American people. We all watched you lead the forces against the insurrectionists at the capital. Now we would like to watch you lead these cities back into the 21st century and bring them back to their golden days.

Sincerely, Stanislaus Grabowski King of Poland Święty Król Polski

 

[Odinson]

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THE WHITE HOUSE​

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ENCRYPTED MESSAGE​

TO: His Majesty Stanislaus Grabowski, King of Poland ( ManBear )​

FROM: Benjamin V. Sinclair, President of the United States of America

Your Majesty,

Thank you for your kind words regarding my election to the presidency of the United States. Because I have served a significant amount of time in public office, and nearly two full terms as Vice President, holding political office has become largely demystified to me. It's not that I don't take it seriously, it's more that I find myself focused on the work and how to get the job done instead of the trappings of the office. I have to admit, though, that when I first set foot in the Oval Office as President, I shivered and felt like I had just stepped into a cathedral. I had felt something similar to that when President Gore asked me to be Vice President, and again when he called to congratulate me on the night of the election, but truly the closest I can remember is when I first stepped into the United States Capitol Building in 1960 during my first term as a United States Congressman.

I am doing everything I can to focus on the job now, but I am constantly trying to humble myself and remember that I am an old man from a time gone by. The world we live in today is different than the one that I matured in, and everything I do is to give the young people of this country more opportunities than I had when I was younger, and to keep them safe.

Keeping that in mind, your interest in building the Tarpan Honker in the United States is very welcome. My administration is focused on keeping American jobs American, and bringing some of the manufacturing jobs that we lost back to this country. I can tell you that you and FSC will have the full backing of my administration and the United States government to enter the American market and employ Americans to build automobiles. I want there to be an American Renaissance through actions like this, but if we work together, there can be a renaissance for the entire Western World.​

Respectfully,

Benjamin V. Sinclair
President of the United States
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