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| Tweet Topic Started: Oct 21 2013, 02:45 PM (832 Views) | |
| icendoan | Oct 21 2013, 02:45 PM Post #1 |
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The Democratic People's Republic of the United Netherlands![]() Capital: Amsterdam Chairman: Willem van Ravesteyn Government: Glorious Proletarian Communism Foreign Policy:
Workers of the World Unite! |
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| LotosSlayer | Oct 21 2013, 08:24 PM Post #2 |
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Greeting to the Kingdom of the Netherlands from France. As for now, we do not know the Dutch stance on Belgium, nor Belgium's stance on France, until we know that, we cannot respond to a potential non-aggression pact. Is the Netherlands seeking to potentially reincorporate Belgium back into the Netherlands? If so, we can discuss it once further developments happen with the current Belgian government. As for Luxemburg, we recognize Willem I as the Grand Duke of Luxemburg, and Luxemburg's foreign policy to be run by Amsterdam. However, we cannot allow any attempts at annexation of Luxemburg, by the Netherlands or anyone, because of the French population within the country. We will not look to sphere Luxemburg, but we will keep a heavy diplomatic presence in the country in order to keep Prussian influence out of the country to keep it neutral. We also look forward to co-operating with the Dutch about colonization around the world and hope our colonial ambitions don't intercept.
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| icendoan | Oct 22 2013, 11:50 AM Post #3 |
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The United Kingdom of the Netherlands is relieved and grateful to your acceptance of Luxembourg's status as Union to the Throne of the United Netherlands. We would like, in turn, to reassure France that We have no such intentions as to merge the two Thrones. |
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| am300307 | Oct 23 2013, 01:06 PM Post #4 |
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The crown is taking a look at your recent proposals, and will have an answer soon.
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| Erthel | Oct 23 2013, 05:44 PM Post #5 |
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Russia greets the Dutch Monarchy and wishes them prosperity and wealth. We hope to keep friendly diplomatic relations through coming years. |
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| icendoan | Oct 24 2013, 02:03 AM Post #6 |
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Your wishes are most welcome and warmly reciprocated. |
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| icendoan | Nov 3 2013, 07:30 AM Post #7 |
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Proclamation on the Rise of the United Netherlands We are extremely proud that the international community has one again recognised Dutch glory and prowess, considering us not just a Great Power, but also possessing among the strongest Militaries in the World. Due to our newly recognised power, the Foreign Office feels that it must issue a general statement on how best to organise the world at large. In Europe, we thank the UK, The German Confederation and France for allowing our swift and painless reunification. This ends Dutch interest in European expansion. We also state that the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is placed under our Protection and is firmly in our Sphere of Influence. We recognise French and German concerns over those populations, and we wholly and completely support Luxembourg's independence, insofar as that it is in union with the United Netherlands. We also support free movement of peoples from France and the German Confederation into Luxembourg, and hope that tensions over it can dissipate. In the East, we are issuing claims and intent to annex Bali and parts of Thailand, and to colonise, when appropriate and technology allows, all of the remaining territory in the East Indies, including Tahiti. We feel that, as in Atjeh, Bali is completely surrounded and contained by the United Netherlands, and has no trade nor business elsewhere, and we are merely formalising our already sizeable control there. We feel that our intent to annex is understandable and unquestionable. On Thailand, we feel that the United Netherlands does not have the access to Tropical Wood and Silks that is afforded by other nations of our standing. We also notice considerable tension between France and the German Confederation over who gets what in the region. We feel that, as we are in no way politically a threat to German or French interests, that our control over the territory will simply defuse tensions over the region, without one side feeling that the other has beaten them. This is in preference to their independence and to their control by the United Kingdom for the following reasons: first and foremost, our control over these regions are benevolent and just. European supremacy will improve the lives of these people, and as the Netherlands is rapidly becoming a technological leader, we feel that we can bring gains to these people in equal measure to the United Kingdom, France, or the German Confederation. Furthermore, we see that British control over the region will simply inflame tensions, as Britain is the nation that all nations are aspiring to be (followed closely by the United Netherlands) that a sense of requiring to hinder British interests elsewhere will emerge, and we feel that this could disproportionately harm Britain, France, and the German Confederation. For these reasons, we think that allowing another option, that the United Netherlands, who already has considerable aptitude in management of similar territories, should control the region, is the best possible solution for the countries involved and the population of the region. The Islands of Indonesia have been controlled by the Dutch for hundreds of years. It is simply the case that some regions are more hospitable than others, and with the advent of modern technologies and medicine, that these few remaining islands are brought into civilisation. The United Netherlands already has an easily demonstrable claim to Indonesia, and that claim is undisputed. Indonesia ought to be one region under one government, and the only choice for that government can be the United Netherlands. On the Sultanate of Brunei. We acknowledge that the United Kingdom has interests in the city of Brunei itself, and the United Netherlands are happy to gift the city to Britain, in exchange for recognition of the Dutch claim to the rest of the island. In Africa, we see the seeds of similar tensions to those in South East Asia emerging. Again, we emphasise that there exists another path, and that the United Netherlands is very happy to control contested regions, and arbitrate concessions between any sets of powers, and to manage the partition of these regions. We have a recognisably strong military, but we would wish that it remains unused. Furthermore, we discovered in Brussels, upon our glorious reunification, that there were plans for a large scale humanitarian project to educate and bring modern medicine, science, and peace to the disparate peoples in the region known as the 'Congo', which we believe is made of three regions: the Congo Orientale, Bas-Congo, and the Congo delta. We applaud such intentions from our citizens, and we would like to announce that this will be going ahead. We will issue a Proclamation of Brussels to expand upon the framework in which we intend to help these poor souls. A finally, we wish to announce that the Bank of Amsterdam, that most historic of institutions, should be open for full financial trading between governments. We wish to allow states and citizens to speculate in states of their choosing, and to finance measures and procure investments, for the good of all. A main office will be set up in all Dutch embassies, although we would like to stress that this bank is not an office of the Dutch state, but a private venture which we are very happy to support. As always, we wish that the United Netherlands is approachable in our diplomacy and that all tensions with our European Brothers and Colleagues can be resolved peacefully and to our mutual benefit. The Foreign Office of the United Netherlands, The Hague, Holland, The United Netherlands
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| SchFerreira | Nov 3 2013, 09:19 AM Post #8 |
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The Kingdom of Italy wishes to congratulate The United Netherlands on the realization of its european plans, most notably its integration with Belgium. Our country would also like to wish the greatest of fortunes to the dutch on their new international ventures. |
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| Otto of England | Nov 7 2013, 05:43 PM Post #9 |
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Treaty of Edo I. Japan and the United Netherlands are under a defensive alliance, and shall obliged to join each others war if called. II. Both Japan and the United Netherlands may use each others naval bases as rest and repair sites for each nations navies. III. Japan and the United Netherlands agree to recongise each others land claims and support each other in acquiring. Signatories: The Empire of Japan [x] The United Kingdom of the Netherlands [ ] Penalty for breaking any of these clauses is 10% reduction/transfer of treasury. |
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| icendoan | Nov 8 2013, 04:59 AM Post #10 |
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While we are enthusiastic about friendly relations with our Friends in Japan, we don't think that an offensive alliance is in our best interests at this time. Japan is not yet in full maturity, and we don't think that risking Japanese ascension with encouragements of expansion is a wise move. We must plant the cherry tree, and allow its roots and stem to grow think and strong before the blossoms are in their full magnificence. With this, we are more than happy to sign a defensive alliance, and to formally recognise each others' claims to territory in the region, as above. It is only Clause I that we refrain from signing. [x] [x]
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| Otto of England | Nov 8 2013, 08:19 AM Post #11 |
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Japan agrees with this counter purposal. Signed. |
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| Otto of England | Nov 8 2013, 08:22 PM Post #12 |
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Treaty of Kyoto I. Japan and the United Netherlands are to join into a defensive alliance II. Japan and the United Netherlands agree to reconise each others land claims. III. The United Netherlands gets unlimited basing rights across the entirty of Japan and her dependancies. IV. The United Netherlands is too leave a force of troops of a minimum size of 21k in Japan until it has reached a point of modernisation to ensure saftey of the Emperor. V. The United Netherlands agrees to assist Japan in acuring Manchuria. VI. Japan agrees to assist the United Netherlands in atleast one offensive war. Signed by The Empire of Japan [X] Signed by The United Netherlands [X]
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| icendoan | Nov 9 2013, 11:58 AM Post #13 |
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Signed [x]
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| LotosSlayer | Nov 15 2013, 07:51 AM Post #14 |
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The French-Dutch alliance - Both parties agree to enter into a defensive alliance, including spheres. - Both parties agree to enter into a offensive alliance. - The Netherlands may not call France into an offensive war until France has first called the Netherlands into an offensive war. [X] [X]Signed.
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| icendoan | Nov 15 2013, 09:12 AM Post #15 |
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While we find this third clause dubious, signed.
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| Erthel | Nov 15 2013, 09:29 AM Post #16 |
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We would like to remind the Netherlands that they currently hold an alliance with Japan, which is also allied with Russia. In a militar confrontation with France, Russia would surely call Japan, and so Netherlands could face a diplomatic penalty for either joining a France call, or not joining it. |
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| icendoan | Nov 15 2013, 10:38 AM Post #17 |
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In such a situation, the United Netherlands, whilst formally being in a state of war, would assure Japan that we shall not invade nor inhibit their military actions, and will only attempt to engage those nations we are not allied with, and would expect that Japan do the same. Thus, the war is on paper only, and the treaty is still upheld.
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| Otto of England | Nov 15 2013, 02:45 PM Post #18 |
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Japan agrees with this totally. Any war that both the United Netherlands and Japan are not the primary belligrents will nto disolve the treaty unless active miltiary actions take place. |
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| Otto of England | Nov 15 2013, 08:12 PM Post #19 |
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The Dutch Japanese Alliance I. Japan and the United Netherlands are to be in a defensive alliance. II. Japan and the United Netherlands are to be in an offensive alliance. III. Japan and The United Netherlands are to have unlimited basing rights in each other lands. IV. Japan and the United Netherlands agree to support each other if either party starts running massive debt. Sighed by The Empire of Japan [X] Signed by The United Netherlands [X]
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| icendoan | Nov 16 2013, 05:50 AM Post #20 |
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Signed: [x]OOC: Does this mean I can run huge deficits now?
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| Otto of England | Nov 16 2013, 07:28 AM Post #21 |
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OOC: Well I guess you could but I only run a surplus of ~400£ right now since my techs suck. I wouldn't advise it. In 20 years it should be fine, Japan can pay both our debts. |
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| Linny | Nov 26 2013, 08:33 PM Post #22 |
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New British gov't greets the Dutch gov't, and hope our relations will improve through mutual respect and interests. - British Foreign Minister |
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| Linny | Nov 26 2013, 08:36 PM Post #23 |
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Britain will relinquish its claim on New Guinea, and help the Dutch gov't in negotiating with the Russian gov't with regard to Brunei in return for relinquishing its claim in Zembia and Kantanga. - British Foreign Minister |
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| Linny | Nov 27 2013, 09:26 PM Post #24 |
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1873 Anglo-Dutch Non-Aggression Pact I. Britain and The Netherlands will not go to war with each other. II. Britain and The Netherlands will not go to war with respective puppet gov'ts of each country. III. Britain and The Netherlands will not take opposing side during a crisis. IV. Britain and The Netherlands agree to settle all colonial disputes through peaceful means. [X] Signed - British Foreign Minister |
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| icendoan | Nov 28 2013, 04:37 AM Post #25 |
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Signed [x]
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| rorlegion | Nov 29 2013, 03:30 PM Post #26 |
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Treaty of Amsterdam-Washington WHEREAS the objective of this treaty is to establish a formal military alliance, both offensive and defensive, between the United States of America and the United Netherlands. Terms of the treaty: Clause 1: The USA and the Netherlands are under an offensive and defensive alliance, and must aid one another in war if requested. Clause 2: Both the USA and the Netherlands may station army and naval forces in either nation during times of war or peace. Clause 3: If war is made that involves either nation and one of the signatories is allied with the aggressor nation, they shall honor all treaties (e.g. If France and the NGF have an alliance, the NGF has a non-aggression pact with Russia, and France declares war on Russia, the NGF will not deliberately attack Russian troops, occupy Russian land, or blockade Russian ports) Clause 4: The USA and the Netherlands will not take an opposing side during a crisis. [x] Signed[]
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| icendoan | Nov 29 2013, 05:30 PM Post #27 |
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| icendoan | Dec 3 2013, 09:45 AM Post #28 |
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![]() The Secretariat for Foreign Affairs have taken their seats, and once again the Dutch are not blind to the World. The main statement of our Embassies have been updated, alongside with our proclaimed goals and interests. The Secretary wishes to note that all previous agreements with other states, unless clarified, are still in force. Despite the numerous and heinous evils of Capitalism, the bourgeois pig-dogs know how to manage foreign affairs. We are also obliged to note our interests in maintaining control over the former Duchy of Luxembourg, whose Imperial 'master' is no longer ruling. For some time now, Amsterdam has had greater and greater control over internal affairs in Luxembourg, and her independence has been in name only. As we are implementing a grand reorganisation of our government structures, we feel that the time is right to fully incorporate Luxembourg into the DPRUN. The territory was not previously opposed as belonging to the 'monarchy' of the United Netherlands, and, in the same vein as the DPRUN respects other nations' claims to protect various other areas of land as they see best, we expect and wish that the international community sees that it is the prerogative of the DPRUN to best provision for and protect the former 'duchy' of Luxembourg. The Chairman would also like to give a short account of the Glorious Revolution, so that minds are set at ease in foreign courts over the fate of Willem, the former monarch. The Glorious Communist Party has, for some time now, her power base in the capital of Amsterdam, and we had timed our Revolution for when the press-ganged army and defenders of the old regime were stationed in Antwerp, as part of a regional training exercise, and to oversee further recruitment. Because of this lack of defence of the Palace, very few shots were fired during the Amsterdam uprising. Over the course of a three-day siege, we took the Palace and seized 'his majesty' Willem, who remained in our custody until the formal dissolution of the government a week later. We later learnt that upon receiving telegrams of the siege of the palace, the armies in Antwerp and Brussels had begun to march upon our comrades and brothers, who had answered the call and risen up across the United Netherlands in support. The bulk of our Proletarian Army moved out of Amsterdam to reinforce the barricades, but we made it no further than Utrecht before we heard of the slaughter. The army had passed through several days previously, with their state-of-the-art artillery and machine guns, and had slaughtered our comrades in cold blood. It should be noted that despite our capable organisation, we were, for the most part, hopelessly under equipped to be fighting such a powerful force as the Army of the United Netherlands. The Army only ceased their butchering once they had received orders from Willem himself to stop, which were given a week after the palace was taken, and the Communist Party assumed power in the Hague. We will be commemorating our fallen comrades each and every year, on the day of our People's Revolution. During our occupation of the 'royal' palace, I, Willem van Ravesteyn, the now General Secretary for the DPRUN, spoke personally with Willem, the former monarch - you shall have to live with the names - and we came to understand that he, much like us, was trapped by the power structures put in place by the feudal kings, and then the aristocrats, and then the bourgeoisie, and had been merciful, in what he could do. Truly, the vice and evil is not the people, whom we did not and will not harm, but the systems they impose. After the dissolution of the former government, we formally abolished the system of monarchy, and created our system of Proleterian Communism. We reclaimed all the lands of the United Netherlands, and confiscated the ill-gotten wealth of the capitalist and the aristocrat, and then ordered them to join their new brothers as factory workers in the mills in Amsterdam. Quite what has happened to them since, I do not know, but we thought that this was the fairest and best approach. Retribution for the sins of the man, not the sins of the father. We hope that the international community understands and appreciates that the oppression of the worker has gone on too long, cannot and will not stand. We have shown great lenience and mercy in our Revolution and Liberation, and we wish that the ancien regimes either recognise and destroy their oppression, or join us in our march onwards to Utopia. --Willem van Ravesteyn, General Secretary of the DPRUN This concludes the statement from the Secretariat for Foreign Affairs. |
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| Erthel | Dec 3 2013, 02:32 PM Post #29 |
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We are puzzled by the alleged Netherlands monarch action, and so we understand it as pure communist propaganda. Russia finds the rise of communism right in the middle of Europe as a threat to stability and order in the whole continent. We express our will to reinstaurate a monarchy with the support of other european powers; even a liberal constitutional monarchy would be preferable to this communist scum in government. We'd like to send a message to Dutch population: you'll be freed soon. |
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| icendoan | Dec 3 2013, 02:49 PM Post #30 |
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Would you rather we shot our false monarch? In either case, any representatives you care to name are completely free to observe the state of affairs in the DPRUN, and even to seek out Willem, if you see fit. I'm sure he would appreciate Russian citizenship. As for your threats of enslavement, I would calmly like to reiterate that, as our proclamation delineates, we are seeking to restore and maintain close ties with Europe, for the betterment of all, Dutch and Russian alike. It honestly pains me to see such scorn in the face of new opportunity. If it makes you feel any better, the Chairman has recently said that he has no intentions of retiring, and will have to be buried with his desk and a stack of financial reports to make sure he stays busy for all eternity. That's what you 'monarch's are supposed to do, correct? The Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Amsterdam |
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