Bruno
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- Jul 1, 2018
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The man would lastly say
"Hopefully the only red we will see, will be on the Flags. Good Luck my Comrade."
"Hopefully the only red we will see, will be on the Flags. Good Luck my Comrade."
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The Yellow Vest Movement
- Thread starter Ellie
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Ellie
Indian People's Democratic Federal Republic
- Sep 4, 2018
- 804
ACT VI
With the extra funds, Cuvillier would purchase thousands of more guns, dozens of vehicles, and hundreds of people who just wanted some extra cash in their pockets. With the letter sent from Nice received, stating that the Communists had won the hearts of the French military in south-eastern France, Cuvillier gave the go-ahead for full steam towards France.
The French military stationed in south-eastern France was frustrated with the low pay, maltreatment, and always being the spearhead of a joke. They joined the Communists in hopes that a short march to Paris would create a Coup D'etat where Cuvillier would be brought into power and all that he has promised to do for the French Armed Forces and France as a whole would be accomplished. Helicopters, tanks, and IFVs and various other military equipment were loaded up and the March to Paris had begun for both the South-Eastern French army and the communists of Lyon.
During their four and a half hour drive from Lyon to Paris, Cuvillier would send envoys to try and raise support for their cause throughout France in hopes that by the time that they had reached Paris, support for them would be widespread. Their hopes were not held too high and they were correct in believing support for them would soon be widespread. Once they reach Paris, a quarter of France was following them.
Maxence Cuvillier would be brought to an undisclosed location just outside of Paris where their plans for taking over of the capital would be done. Within two hours, this plan had been done, and soon the military of south-eastern France was there to back them up.
They marched into Paris, fingers on the trigger, anyone who posed a threat to the Communist movement and their goal in reaching the Luxembourg Palace would be shot down.
When news of this hit, President Emanuelle Macron finally made a decision and called for the mobilization of the entire French army to fight against these Communists.
It would seem, after all of the silence from Macron, his first decision was to assure Civil War within France.
The Communists and the Macron government forces would meet face-to-face on the 13th arrondissement of Paris where full-blown battle would be done.
With the extra funds, Cuvillier would purchase thousands of more guns, dozens of vehicles, and hundreds of people who just wanted some extra cash in their pockets. With the letter sent from Nice received, stating that the Communists had won the hearts of the French military in south-eastern France, Cuvillier gave the go-ahead for full steam towards France.
The French military stationed in south-eastern France was frustrated with the low pay, maltreatment, and always being the spearhead of a joke. They joined the Communists in hopes that a short march to Paris would create a Coup D'etat where Cuvillier would be brought into power and all that he has promised to do for the French Armed Forces and France as a whole would be accomplished. Helicopters, tanks, and IFVs and various other military equipment were loaded up and the March to Paris had begun for both the South-Eastern French army and the communists of Lyon.
During their four and a half hour drive from Lyon to Paris, Cuvillier would send envoys to try and raise support for their cause throughout France in hopes that by the time that they had reached Paris, support for them would be widespread. Their hopes were not held too high and they were correct in believing support for them would soon be widespread. Once they reach Paris, a quarter of France was following them.
Maxence Cuvillier would be brought to an undisclosed location just outside of Paris where their plans for taking over of the capital would be done. Within two hours, this plan had been done, and soon the military of south-eastern France was there to back them up.
They marched into Paris, fingers on the trigger, anyone who posed a threat to the Communist movement and their goal in reaching the Luxembourg Palace would be shot down.
When news of this hit, President Emanuelle Macron finally made a decision and called for the mobilization of the entire French army to fight against these Communists.
It would seem, after all of the silence from Macron, his first decision was to assure Civil War within France.
The Communists and the Macron government forces would meet face-to-face on the 13th arrondissement of Paris where full-blown battle would be done.
Ellie
Indian People's Democratic Federal Republic
- Sep 4, 2018
- 804
ACT VII
The Battle of Paris lasted a few hours before the Communists were able to successfully reach the Luxembourg Palace. Once Cuvillier had reached the Palace, it was easy to place the rest of the Heart of France under Red control. The French army would be pushed out of Paris and soon, northern France would be under full Communist control.
However, it did not stop there; communist supporters in south-eastern France would stop President Emanuelle Macron's convoy on its way out of Fort de Brégançon (his holiday home), as it headed towards an airfield to bring Macron to a safer location in Brest, Britanny. His convoy would be stopped by the first vehicle being rammed off the road by an HGV and blocked in the back by various trucks. His guards would be shot down and Macron would be dragged out and beaten, to be placed into another vehicle and driven to Nice, the communist headquarters.
After a day of fighting and the President of France being captured, the Prime Minister in Germany, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Nigeria, and the Minister of Defense being captured in Paris, the Communists had won a decisive victory and the French military surrender to Cuvillier and his Communist supporters.
With the news of the surrender and France falling to the Communists, the leaders of the Yellow Vest movement and those in the Macron government would seek immediately asylum within other countries before they would be arrested and likely executed.
Prime Minister Edouard Phillipe would ask asylum within Germany Accepted by Germany
Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, would ask asylum withing Nigeria Accepted by Canada
Minister Mohammed Ahmed would ask asylum to whoever would take him Accepted by Ukraine
Minister Christophe Castaner would ask asylum to whoever would take him Accepted by Ukraine
Minister Nicole Belloubet would ask asylum to whoever would take her Accepted by Ukraine
Minister Annick Girardin would ask asylum to whoever would take her Accepted by Ukraine
Minister Jaqueline Gourault would ask asylum to whoever would take her Accepted by Ukraine
Minister Agnès Buzyn would ask asylum to whoever would take her Accepted by Ukraine
Minister Frank Riester would ask asylum to whoever would take him Accepted by Germany
Minister Muriel Pénicaud would ask asylum to whoever would take her Accepted by Germany
Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer would ask asylum to whoever would take him Accepted by Germany
Marine Le Pen, Leader of the Nationalists would ask asylum within Germany Accepted by Germany
Florian Philippot, Leader of the Patriots would ask asylum to whoever would take him Located and arrested
Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, Leader of the Unionists would ask asylum to whoever would take him Located and arrested
Jean-Christophe Napoléon would ask asylum within Turkey or Singapore Accepted by Singapore
Maina Miossec, Leader of the Pro-Breton Separatists would ask asylum within Italy Accepted by Italy
@JJSmithJr @Fairhold @NagandEmerald @Retroliser @Jace @Logan
The Battle of Paris lasted a few hours before the Communists were able to successfully reach the Luxembourg Palace. Once Cuvillier had reached the Palace, it was easy to place the rest of the Heart of France under Red control. The French army would be pushed out of Paris and soon, northern France would be under full Communist control.
However, it did not stop there; communist supporters in south-eastern France would stop President Emanuelle Macron's convoy on its way out of Fort de Brégançon (his holiday home), as it headed towards an airfield to bring Macron to a safer location in Brest, Britanny. His convoy would be stopped by the first vehicle being rammed off the road by an HGV and blocked in the back by various trucks. His guards would be shot down and Macron would be dragged out and beaten, to be placed into another vehicle and driven to Nice, the communist headquarters.
After a day of fighting and the President of France being captured, the Prime Minister in Germany, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Nigeria, and the Minister of Defense being captured in Paris, the Communists had won a decisive victory and the French military surrender to Cuvillier and his Communist supporters.
With the news of the surrender and France falling to the Communists, the leaders of the Yellow Vest movement and those in the Macron government would seek immediately asylum within other countries before they would be arrested and likely executed.
@JJSmithJr @Fairhold @NagandEmerald @Retroliser @Jace @Logan
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Jace
His Royal Majesty, King Vincent Wei I.
- Aug 27, 2018
- 561
With the alarming news of the French government's downfall to the reds, Vincent would immediately order the embassy and consulates within the country on high alert for the near future. They were ordered silent, and the government would not reach out to any asylum seekers publicly. Those who made there way to the Singaporean embassy themselves, on the other hand, would be properly vetted and allowed asylum into the embassy.
Meanwhile in the southern half of the country, Jean-Christophe would once again be contacted by Samir Khan, the Intelligence agent that had set up a meeting with him through an arrangement with LDI. Once an encrypted line was secured and established, he would relay his intention to assist him in escaping the country with his family and closest associates. After confirmation was received, Samir's security team would be sent to extract them and discreetly escort them to Marseille airport. Once everyone was on board, the plane would take off immediately back to Singapore.
@Ellie
Meanwhile in the southern half of the country, Jean-Christophe would once again be contacted by Samir Khan, the Intelligence agent that had set up a meeting with him through an arrangement with LDI. Once an encrypted line was secured and established, he would relay his intention to assist him in escaping the country with his family and closest associates. After confirmation was received, Samir's security team would be sent to extract them and discreetly escort them to Marseille airport. Once everyone was on board, the plane would take off immediately back to Singapore.
@Ellie
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Ivansky676
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- Feb 15, 2019
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Ivansky676
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The Ukrainian Premiere would speak "The spread of communism is a threat to freedoms across the world, this latest development in one of the major powers in Europe is extremely disconcerting, we will take asylum seekers from the French Republic. They must be spared the awful red tide of blood that is sure to come from these rebels."
The Ukrainian government through classified channels would acquire Minister Mohammed Ahmed, Minister Christophe Castaner, Minister Nicole Belloubet, Minister Annick Girardin, Minister Jaqueline Gourault, and Minister Agnès Buzyn in order to safeguard their lives. All transport would be handled in secret.
@Ellie
The Ukrainian government through classified channels would acquire Minister Mohammed Ahmed, Minister Christophe Castaner, Minister Nicole Belloubet, Minister Annick Girardin, Minister Jaqueline Gourault, and Minister Agnès Buzyn in order to safeguard their lives. All transport would be handled in secret.
@Ellie
NagandEmerald
His Imperial & Royal Majesty, Friedrich IV
- Aug 18, 2018
- 696
@Ellie
The Federal Government of the German Reich, under the direction of Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs, took to giving Asylum to a multitude of members of the former French government. Prime Minister Phillipe and Marine Le Pene were to be granted asylum and the right to stay with His Majesty, the Kaiser, through private channels. Ministers Frank Riester, Muriel Pénicaud, and Jean-Michel Blanquer were also given safe passage into Germany, along with at least 5000 other asylum seekers. Such asylum seekers were secretly directed towards the border between France and Germany, where Federal Police were waiting to take them into Germany and process their status as political asylum seekers, and to defend them should the need arise.
As refugees began to pour in, and Germans in France flew in panicked return trips, the State Security Commission confided with one-another in an emergency meeting set up by His Majesty, the Kaiser, and declared that the spread of communism into Europe, especially to an immediate neighbor, was a threat to the national security of the German Reich. After the meeting, the Federal Foreign Office issued a temporary closure of its diplomatic missions until priorities with the new government were established, directing all Germans in the country to return as soon as possible. Furthermore, the Kaiser was preparing to issue an official statement to the public, as well as decreeing an increase in the production of military equipment, and the training of the Armed Forces.
"This is more than a tragedy for democracy," the Federal Foreign Affairs Minister solemnly stated in a public release on the subject of the former French Republic, "This is a tragedy for Europe as a whole...we have lost a great nation to the despotism and cruelty of communism. To the French People — those who violently rebelled against a system that, while not perfect, is better than subjecting oneself to damnation — I hope you are happy. Because of you, the world will have to live with yet another despotic, horrendously authoritarian regime. You may hand your former government over to the Executioner, but in due time, the disgusted and harried people will bring you to book, and drag you through the dirt in the streets...we have experienced both Fascism and Communism...I cannot say Viva la Revolution for those that you will oppress, for the Revolution has already happened, but I can say this. Long live Sacred France, a republic, a democracy, and a good friend..."
The Federal Government of the German Reich, under the direction of Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs, took to giving Asylum to a multitude of members of the former French government. Prime Minister Phillipe and Marine Le Pene were to be granted asylum and the right to stay with His Majesty, the Kaiser, through private channels. Ministers Frank Riester, Muriel Pénicaud, and Jean-Michel Blanquer were also given safe passage into Germany, along with at least 5000 other asylum seekers. Such asylum seekers were secretly directed towards the border between France and Germany, where Federal Police were waiting to take them into Germany and process their status as political asylum seekers, and to defend them should the need arise.
As refugees began to pour in, and Germans in France flew in panicked return trips, the State Security Commission confided with one-another in an emergency meeting set up by His Majesty, the Kaiser, and declared that the spread of communism into Europe, especially to an immediate neighbor, was a threat to the national security of the German Reich. After the meeting, the Federal Foreign Office issued a temporary closure of its diplomatic missions until priorities with the new government were established, directing all Germans in the country to return as soon as possible. Furthermore, the Kaiser was preparing to issue an official statement to the public, as well as decreeing an increase in the production of military equipment, and the training of the Armed Forces.
"This is more than a tragedy for democracy," the Federal Foreign Affairs Minister solemnly stated in a public release on the subject of the former French Republic, "This is a tragedy for Europe as a whole...we have lost a great nation to the despotism and cruelty of communism. To the French People — those who violently rebelled against a system that, while not perfect, is better than subjecting oneself to damnation — I hope you are happy. Because of you, the world will have to live with yet another despotic, horrendously authoritarian regime. You may hand your former government over to the Executioner, but in due time, the disgusted and harried people will bring you to book, and drag you through the dirt in the streets...we have experienced both Fascism and Communism...I cannot say Viva la Revolution for those that you will oppress, for the Revolution has already happened, but I can say this. Long live Sacred France, a republic, a democracy, and a good friend..."
- Oct 3, 2018
- 2,330
Canada has vowed to take any member of the French Administration into their nation and under their protection. Canada has also vowed to help and support the French Administration in gaining their authority back within the French homeland. The Canadian Foreign Ministry has placed a travel warning on the nation of France and has vowed to support any civilian in need regardless of their nationality.
@Ellie
@Ellie
The Kingdom of Italy would give asylum to the leader of the Breton Separatists, Maina Mossec. Furthermore, they would immediately offer asylum to the personnel of the French Embassy in Italy if the new French government were to delegitimize said embassy. The Italian Embassy in Paris would burn any documents and smash every hard drive into pieces from which nothing could be recovered, before vacating the capital immediately. The P.S. would increase Border Guard numbers at the Franco-Italian Border. Anyone who applied for asylum at the border would be put through rigorous checks to ensure that they are not a member of any groups affiliated to any designated terrorist groups.
Bruno
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- Jul 1, 2018
- 2,543
China would ask the world to refrain from seeing this new France as a new public enemy number one, as all nations do pass through troubling times, example being the new Ottoman Sultanate which is now a valuable and stable nation. It would also call for nations to stop exaggerating over the new communism rule in France and refrain from calling it tyrannical. If the previous regime did not satisfy the French then it is up for the French People to decide what is best for this new nation. It is ridiculous to vilify this new nation and ceasing important diplomatic missions which help the nationals residing and visiting the nation, leaving these people virtually stranded with no help channel from their mother nations.
The Kingdom of Italy would note how the French Communist Government was born out of a violent rebellion and how this violent rebellion is headquartered in Nice, right across the border from Italy, in what historically is Italian territory, and most importantly, in a department that was 40% composed of ethnic Italians. Therefore, it would announce that it is refusing any diplomatic overtures from the Communist Terrorists currently in control of France, and furthermore that it was openly supporting any claims of independence made by any region of France, including Brittany, Occitania, and Elsass Lothringen. Moreover, It would announce that it would openly recognize Savoy and Corsica as free and independent states, the same as it has Britanny.
The Franco-Italian Border, at this point, would be formally shut down, with no people or goods allowed across.
The Franco-Italian Border, at this point, would be formally shut down, with no people or goods allowed across.
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NagandEmerald
His Imperial & Royal Majesty, Friedrich IV
- Aug 18, 2018
- 696
The German Reich would note China's defense of the communist nation as potentially being a power play to institute communism through Europe. No official public response was given, but the general consensus within the German government, as proposed as a potentiality by the military, was that the People's Republic of China had something to do with the Communist uprising in the French state. While it wasn't explicitly known if there was actual support having been granted in the form of funds, weapons, and equipment, it was generally proposed by the military to be extremely careful diplomatically regarding China. It would, however, publicly correct China in stating that the German Reich has not demonized the new communist regime, but has shown its concern to an ever-growing spread of communism — a traditionally authoritarian and fascistic form of governance — from the East to the West, and is only temporarily closing its missions and heavily recommending people on vacation or work in France to return so that the Federal Government can properly assess the situation with France's new government.
With this decision being a public correspondence of the Italian government to the new French one, the German government quietly noted to itself that the Italian Government was being rather ridiculous, as such claims of independence were forfeited long ago with the Parisians in order to create a more unified Frankish state.
Bruno
GA Member
- Jul 1, 2018
- 2,543
Why is Italy considering the Region of Nice as historically Italian at this moment? Why is it considering or referring to 40% of supposedly composed of ethnic Italians? Is Italy planning to "stabilize the region"? It is however rather interesting that Italy again is instigating tensions with a neighbouring Nation, which it tried to invade previously.. It sure is interesting this new turn of speech when suddenly France ceased to be in the Italian auto proclaimed "sphere of influence" is France, for Italy of course, the new Brazil? Also its quite hypocritical to call this new France a violent one, when Italy it self, conducted piracy acts against the Brazilians in International Waters. China does believe it would be in the interests of Italy to remain a friendly nation towards France.
JJSmithJr
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- Jul 1, 2018
- 924
The Federal Republic of Nigeria would officially recognize the new government in France and urge continued peace in Europe despite internal instability. Italy would again be condemned for its nonsense foreign policy.
The Government of Èire would condemn Italian acts of aggression and would call for a peaceful resolution to the conflict. As for possible recognition of the new regime in France, The Foreign Office in Dublin would proceed with caution and see how things play out before passing judgement. Commercial links with the new regime on the part of private citizens would be permitted. Irish citizens would be advised to limit their travels to areas under the new regimes control.
