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American Embassy; Washington, DC
Topic Started: Feb 3 2015, 08:35 PM (1,287 Views)
Crimdal

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Seleukos,Feb 14 2015
03:53 PM
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[align=center]The Russian Empire is simply baffled at the American "response" by trying to force nations to its will to try and dominate the Pacific.

And reports are surfacing that your President and his ego cannot contemplate the Czar denying the sale of Alaska has lead to the United States to in a sense declare war upon the Russian Empire.

The fact that these reports are true, and the United States, trying to manipulate is South American allies, the Empire of Japan and even the Spanish Empire to fight us over land which has no importance being Alaska, can be stated as "The Worst Foreign Policy in the History of Man".

The Russian Empire will not tolerate this sudden and idiotic rising of tensions by President Van Buren, all diplomatic ties will be cut and the Russian Empire will station forces to the Far East to await American men to die upon Russian beaches.

Signed, Russian Diplomatic Corps[/align]

As we have stated we are still fully supported to resolving this matter diplomatically. It is the Russian Czar who has refused to negotiate and has tried to force it's weight around in North America and the Japanese Islands. If it is Russian insecurity to feel cooperation or claims to colonize our own islands are an act of war, then we are in no position to make the Czar feel otherwise.

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Crimdal

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America has the tendency to sphere random things (so it doesn't put influence into everything, annoying clearing 50 nations all ready to improve relations), so just to reaffirm the spheres we actually care about, they are the ones in the wording of our embassy claims such as the islands near Hawaii like the Phillipines, wake island, etc.

If I sphere random things like Sindh or anything in africa, America is not trying to protect it just spending influence on something so we don't influence everything.

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Otto of England
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the United Kingdom of the Netherlands does not understand the American position and does not respect claims that the Philippines is an important part of American national security, because an island chain over 25,000 km away from the USA can hardly in any way shape or form affect the ability of the USA to defend itself. Whats more the USA never owned the Philippines, never had military bases and other then having economic influence - which they still have - have lost nothing with the Dutch acquisition of these islands. In fact the Philippines is and we always be more of a concern of National security for the Netherlands then it could ever be for the USA as the East Indies territories are a vital part of Dutch economic and political sovereignty.

We also find is laughable that you deny that Spain had the right to sell the Philippines because it granted local autonomy to the Philippines, for the Philippines regardless or whether it had autonomy or not was a colony of Spain and the Spanish have any right to sell the Philippines, their colony and the Dutch have the right to buy a colony.

The Dutch government would also like to denounce the American portrayal of this as an aggressive conquest, for if you had been paying attention to the Philippines like you say you are you would have noticed the tens of thousands of pounds the Dutch government invested in Filipino industry after the transfer had finished.

To the American threats towards the Dutch North American colonies, which would breach the much vaunted Monroe doctrine. We say this, take them by force if you will, show the world how the American government are hostile, aggressive, warmongers who seek not to respect other countries claims and Sovereignty but to undermine it so that they can profit. If the 15,000 Dutch citizens in the Caribbean are seen to the USA as a big threat, then the USA is spineless.

- William III
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Crimdal

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Otto of England,Mar 3 2015
03:27 PM
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the United Kingdom of the Netherlands does not understand the American position and does not respect claims that the Philippines is an important part of American national security, because an island chain over 25,000 km away from the USA can hardly in any way shape or form affect the ability of the USA to defend itself. Whats more the USA never owned the Philippines, never had military bases and other then having economic influence - which they still have - have lost nothing with the Dutch acquisition of these islands. In fact the Philippines is and we always be more of a concern of National security for the Netherlands then it could ever be for the USA as the East Indies territories are a vital part of Dutch economic and political sovereignty.

We also find is laughable that you deny that Spain had the right to sell the Philippines because it granted local autonomy to the Philippines, for the Philippines regardless or whether it had autonomy or not was a colony of Spain and the Spanish have any right to sell the Philippines, their colony and the Dutch have the right to buy a colony.

The Dutch government would also like to denounce the American portrayal of this as an aggressive conquest, for if you had been paying attention to the Philippines like you say you are you would have noticed the tens of thousands of pounds the Dutch government invested in Filipino industry after the transfer had finished.

To the American threats towards the Dutch North American colonies, which would breach the much vaunted Monroe doctrine. We say this, take them by force if you will, show the world how the American government are hostile, aggressive, warmongers who seek not to respect other countries claims and Sovereignty but to undermine it so that they can profit. If the 15,000 Dutch citizens in the Caribbean are seen to the USA as a big threat, then the USA is spineless.

- William III

The aggressive rhetoric coming from the Netherlands is what we would expect from someone who has so many unassimilated people living under the irrational thumb of Dutch tyranny. America has said all it wishes to say on the subject regarding the Dutch government and their policies of undermining American and Japanese Hegemony of the Northern Pacific.

:BIUSA:
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Otto of England
The Free State of Kiev
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Crimdal,Mar 3 2015
09:29 PM
Otto of England,Mar 3 2015
03:27 PM
:BINET:

the United Kingdom of the Netherlands does not understand the American position and does not respect claims that the Philippines is an important part of American national security, because an island chain over 25,000 km away from the USA can hardly in any way shape or form affect the ability of the USA to defend itself. Whats more the USA never owned the Philippines, never had military bases and other then having economic influence - which they still have - have lost nothing with the Dutch acquisition of these islands. In fact the Philippines is and we always be more of a concern of National security for the Netherlands then it could ever be for the USA as the East Indies territories are a vital part of Dutch economic and political sovereignty. 

We also find is laughable that you deny that Spain had the right to sell the Philippines because it granted local autonomy to the Philippines, for the Philippines regardless or whether it had autonomy or not was a colony of Spain and the Spanish have any right to sell the Philippines, their colony and the Dutch have the right to buy a colony.

The Dutch government would also like to denounce the American portrayal of this as an aggressive conquest, for if you had been paying attention to the Philippines like you say you are you would have noticed the tens of thousands of pounds the Dutch government invested in Filipino industry after the transfer had finished.

To the American threats towards the Dutch North American colonies, which would breach the much vaunted Monroe doctrine. We say this, take them by force if you will, show the world how the American government are hostile, aggressive, warmongers who seek not to respect other countries claims and Sovereignty but to undermine it so that they can profit. If the 15,000 Dutch citizens in the Caribbean are seen to the USA as a big threat, then the USA is spineless.

- William III

The aggressive rhetoric coming from the Netherlands is what we would expect from someone who has so many unassimilated people living under the irrational thumb of Dutch tyranny. America has said all it wishes to say on the subject regarding the Dutch government and their policies of undermining American and Japanese Hegemony of the Northern Pacific.

:BIUSA:

:BINET:

the Dutch Army and Navy has not stepped one foot into the Northern Pacific so forgive me if I do not understand what you are talking about. I also contest your statement about unassimilated peoples, for that statement implies that those who are not Dutch and Flemish are inferior, that they are less. Both of those ztatement are untrue and are not believed by the Dutch and Flemish people, look at any election, the illegal Anti-Revolutionary party wins every election, it espouses full citizenship polices, so that everyone is accepted, everyone is equal whether your Javan, Carribeano, Sumatran, Wallonian Flemish or Dutch all of those who live in full states are equal citizens of the Netherlands and they shall always be. So do not talk to me about oppression or exploitation, that is not even a concept in the Netherlands.

- William III
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Crimdal

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Otto of England,Mar 3 2015
07:07 PM
Crimdal,Mar 3 2015
09:29 PM
Otto of England,Mar 3 2015
03:27 PM
:BINET:

the United Kingdom of the Netherlands does not understand the American position and does not respect claims that the Philippines is an important part of American national security, because an island chain over 25,000 km away from the USA can hardly in any way shape or form affect the ability of the USA to defend itself. Whats more the USA never owned the Philippines, never had military bases and other then having economic influence - which they still have - have lost nothing with the Dutch acquisition of these islands. In fact the Philippines is and we always be more of a concern of National security for the Netherlands then it could ever be for the USA as the East Indies territories are a vital part of Dutch economic and political sovereignty. 

We also find is laughable that you deny that Spain had the right to sell the Philippines because it granted local autonomy to the Philippines, for the Philippines regardless or whether it had autonomy or not was a colony of Spain and the Spanish have any right to sell the Philippines, their colony and the Dutch have the right to buy a colony.

The Dutch government would also like to denounce the American portrayal of this as an aggressive conquest, for if you had been paying attention to the Philippines like you say you are you would have noticed the tens of thousands of pounds the Dutch government invested in Filipino industry after the transfer had finished.

To the American threats towards the Dutch North American colonies, which would breach the much vaunted Monroe doctrine. We say this, take them by force if you will, show the world how the American government are hostile, aggressive, warmongers who seek not to respect other countries claims and Sovereignty but to undermine it so that they can profit. If the 15,000 Dutch citizens in the Caribbean are seen to the USA as a big threat, then the USA is spineless.

- William III

The aggressive rhetoric coming from the Netherlands is what we would expect from someone who has so many unassimilated people living under the irrational thumb of Dutch tyranny. America has said all it wishes to say on the subject regarding the Dutch government and their policies of undermining American and Japanese Hegemony of the Northern Pacific.

:BIUSA:

:BINET:

the Dutch Army and Navy has not stepped one foot into the Northern Pacific so forgive me if I do not understand what you are talking about. I also contest your statement about unassimilated peoples, for that statement implies that those who are not Dutch and Flemish are inferior, that they are less. Both of those ztatement are untrue and are not believed by the Dutch and Flemish people, look at any election, the illegal Anti-Revolutionary party wins every election, it espouses full citizenship polices, so that everyone is accepted, everyone is equal whether your Javan, Carribeano, Sumatran, Wallonian Flemish or Dutch all of those who live in full states are equal citizens of the Netherlands and they shall always be. So do not talk to me about oppression or exploitation, that is not even a concept in the Netherlands.

- William III

your claim of equality is laughable as they have no representation in government or ability to fully integrate into Dutch society.

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Otto of England
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Crimdal,Mar 3 2015
11:10 PM
Otto of England,Mar 3 2015
07:07 PM
Crimdal,Mar 3 2015
09:29 PM
Otto of England,Mar 3 2015
03:27 PM
:BINET:

the United Kingdom of the Netherlands does not understand the American position and does not respect claims that the Philippines is an important part of American national security, because an island chain over 25,000 km away from the USA can hardly in any way shape or form affect the ability of the USA to defend itself. Whats more the USA never owned the Philippines, never had military bases and other then having economic influence - which they still have - have lost nothing with the Dutch acquisition of these islands. In fact the Philippines is and we always be more of a concern of National security for the Netherlands then it could ever be for the USA as the East Indies territories are a vital part of Dutch economic and political sovereignty. 

We also find is laughable that you deny that Spain had the right to sell the Philippines because it granted local autonomy to the Philippines, for the Philippines regardless or whether it had autonomy or not was a colony of Spain and the Spanish have any right to sell the Philippines, their colony and the Dutch have the right to buy a colony.

The Dutch government would also like to denounce the American portrayal of this as an aggressive conquest, for if you had been paying attention to the Philippines like you say you are you would have noticed the tens of thousands of pounds the Dutch government invested in Filipino industry after the transfer had finished.

To the American threats towards the Dutch North American colonies, which would breach the much vaunted Monroe doctrine. We say this, take them by force if you will, show the world how the American government are hostile, aggressive, warmongers who seek not to respect other countries claims and Sovereignty but to undermine it so that they can profit. If the 15,000 Dutch citizens in the Caribbean are seen to the USA as a big threat, then the USA is spineless.

- William III

The aggressive rhetoric coming from the Netherlands is what we would expect from someone who has so many unassimilated people living under the irrational thumb of Dutch tyranny. America has said all it wishes to say on the subject regarding the Dutch government and their policies of undermining American and Japanese Hegemony of the Northern Pacific.

:BIUSA:

:BINET:

the Dutch Army and Navy has not stepped one foot into the Northern Pacific so forgive me if I do not understand what you are talking about. I also contest your statement about unassimilated peoples, for that statement implies that those who are not Dutch and Flemish are inferior, that they are less. Both of those ztatement are untrue and are not believed by the Dutch and Flemish people, look at any election, the illegal Anti-Revolutionary party wins every election, it espouses full citizenship polices, so that everyone is accepted, everyone is equal whether your Javan, Carribeano, Sumatran, Wallonian Flemish or Dutch all of those who live in full states are equal citizens of the Netherlands and they shall always be. So do not talk to me about oppression or exploitation, that is not even a concept in the Netherlands.

- William III

your claim of equality is laughable as they have no representation in government or ability to fully integrate into Dutch society.

:BIUSA:

:BINET:

Unlike the USA we don't need everyone to be the same for our nation to be functional and happy. You have doubts on their ability to vote and be integrated, well I say this to you any man living in the United Kingdom of the Netherlands and a state with proper local government has every such right to vote and be treated as an equal citizen. That is what the Anti-Revolutionary part supports and they more then have the popular support need to form government every election. So as you can see the people of the Netherlands, be them a Javan, Walloon, Fleming, Dutch or African has the ability to be integrated 100%, the only limiting is living in a state that has the required bureaucracy to be able to have votes there.

Unlike the USA where you must assimilate and being different is a crime, until recently punishable by slavery or death.

- William III
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Portugal has no intentions of invading our Iberian neighbors at this time. Despite their political missteps, we have no quarrel with them. We appreciate the concern.

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London was outraged by the American government stating that the British government had anything to with the current colonial conflict between Brazil and France. Believe it or not, the agents of Her Majesty are busy moving troops around our global empire and occupying colonial provinces of our own. Britain has not shown hostility to the American people, but if The United States wishes to be enemies so be it.

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03:36 AM
London was outraged by the American government stating that the British government had anything to with the current colonial conflict between Brazil and France. Believe it or not, the agents of Her Majesty are busy moving troops around our global empire and occupying colonial provinces of our own. Britain has not shown hostility to the American people, but if The United States wishes to be enemies so be it.

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America does not have the selective memory UK is privvied to, and we clearly recall UK in public chat on teamspeak telling Brazil not to go after UK's colonies or UK would have problems, you followed this by telling him to go after France's claims in Africa instead. Regardless of your intentions, your words only undermined your agreement with France and seemed to give Brazil a green light to make trouble in Africa.

If the truth is an act of hostility than hostile we may be.

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London will admit it tried to damage American influence at one moment back in 1836. Since that incident, which London has made amends with Mexico over, London has never purposely attempted to damage American prestige nor form an alliance against America. London honestly has no idea why America is so set against us.

Saying that any American attempt to attack Canada will lead to war is not a threat, its a fact. If America thinks Britain is the aggressor in any American action on Canada, perhaps it's too late for diplomacy.

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The British nation would like to congratulate the American nation on going from a group of rebellious coastal colonies to becoming the sole hegemonic power of the Western hemisphere.

Have a very pleasant day.

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08:20 AM
The British nation would like to congratulate the American nation on going from a group of rebellious coastal colonies to becoming the sole hegemonic power of the Western hemisphere.

Have a very pleasant day.

:BIENG:

You underestimate the power of the Mexican government, and the potential of the Brazillian empire.

However the sentiment is kind and we thank you for that.

The USA has no further qualms with London.

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Crimdal

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Now that the Canadians are free of European control I can bring them Liberty either through a champion (real player) statesman or if one can not be found under direct American control.

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Letter from Concerned members of the British Government:

The failures of Her Majesty's governance and those of the many Prime Ministers that have come and gone have destabilized the world's future. The rising power of the American nation has not gone unnoticed by the far-right portions of the British political scene, with many believing its time to put aside our petty issues and unite to stabilize the world.

The world has seen countless wars and conflicts, but none like those to be sparked by rampant nationalism and military overspending.

Several individuals prominent in the British Far-Right political scene believe closer relations between the nations of the Anglosphere could be used to enforce stability and unity against the whims of the lesser nations of our world.

**This letter is not indicative of the view of Her Majesty or the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, simply the views of a handful of prominent, concerned members of the British Parliament**
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[align=center]:BITUR:

We would like to register our concern over the statements made in the new European forum and publicly in the Embassy of the Netherlands.

Our concern is twofold: firstly, we feel that the United States is being belligerent, and perhaps even actively warmongering. The United States claims to desire peace for the world, yet seems happy to use language such as 'enemy of the state', et cetera. We fear that such behaviour can and will only serve to unite Europe against you, likely behind the banner of the United Kingdom. This, certainly, cannot be the aim of the United States.

Secondly, we take offense to the claims that the diplomacy of the United Kingdom 'changes as the wind'; the United Kingdom has been a bastion of support and a trusted ally to the Ottoman Empire for nearly 80 years now. These claims appear to have been grounded in the minor diplomatic incident involving the United Kingdom, the United States, and the United States of Mexico, again almost 70 years ago. Since that incident, the United Kingdom has had a very clear and consistent approach to foreign policy. However, in merely the last decade, the United States has undergone a complete reversal of its foreign policy. Before the use of this minor incident to justify an illegal war with Canada, the United States has been likewise a consistent and reasonable power, and have been respected for their tact and skill at mediation, particularly in the colonial crises of the 1880s. It is disingenuous to both slander the United Kingdom with these accusations, and to then ignore that the United States errs far more greatly in that same regard.

The recent announcements by the American Foreign Secretary, in addition to this war in Canada, falsely under the pretense of 'freeing' Canada from their 'overlords', but as we now see with just the intent to annex it into the United States, justify our misgivings outlined in the United Nations.

We urge the United States to see sense in their foreign dealings: it will be a shame to find ourselves in a state of war with such an inestimable nation, and this is undoubtedly the trajectory the United States is currently on.

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[align=center]:BITUR:

We would like to register our concern over the statements made in the new European forum and publicly in the Embassy of the Netherlands.

Our concern is twofold: firstly, we feel that the United States is being belligerent, and perhaps even actively warmongering. The United States claims to desire peace for the world, yet seems happy to use language such as 'enemy of the state', et cetera. We fear that such behaviour can and will only serve to unite Europe against you, likely behind the banner of the United Kingdom. This, certainly, cannot be the aim of the United States.

Secondly, we take offense to the claims that the diplomacy of the United Kingdom 'changes as the wind'; the United Kingdom has been a bastion of support and a trusted ally to the Ottoman Empire for nearly 80 years now. These claims appear to have been grounded in the minor diplomatic incident involving the United Kingdom, the United States, and the United States of Mexico, again almost 70 years ago. Since that incident, the United Kingdom has had a very clear and consistent approach to foreign policy. However, in merely the last decade, the United States has undergone a complete reversal of its foreign policy. Before the use of this minor incident to justify an illegal war with Canada, the United States has been likewise a consistent and reasonable power, and have been respected for their tact and skill at mediation, particularly in the colonial crises of the 1880s. It is disingenuous to both slander the United Kingdom with these accusations, and to then ignore that the United States errs far more greatly in that same regard.

The recent announcements by the American Foreign Secretary, in addition to this war in Canada, falsely under the pretense of 'freeing' Canada from their 'overlords', but as we now see with just the intent to annex it into the United States, justify our misgivings outlined in the United Nations.

We urge the United States to see sense in their foreign dealings: it will be a shame to find ourselves in a state of war with such an inestimable nation, and this is undoubtedly the trajectory the United States is currently on.

:BITUR:[/align]

Another British satellite coming to the aid of the mother country.

The messages coming from Westminster to Washington have been the opposite of consistent, so offensiveness or no, The British foreign policy towards Washington has indeed changed like the weather.

Your claims of illegal war are laughable, as how can you call one's conquest against a neighboring state illegal when you and your affiliates have gobbled up an insurmountable quantity of unaccepted cultures in your own empires.

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Otto of England
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I'm sorry to have heard recently that the American government was deeply offended that we removed their diplomats from the European Forum, though since you had no business in being their having been given nk invitations. For while the Americans may think they deserve to be in all diplomatic discussion and privy to all diplomacy, they are in fact wrong. Furthermore the American government has been more and more belligerent lately with unjustified invasion of Canada, and then promptly the unjustified annexation of significant parts of the country has lead the Netherlands to not trust America. So until a tike that we an trust the USA we are going to continue keeping your diplomats out.

- Queen Wilhelmia I
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I'm sorry to have heard recently that the American government was deeply offended that we removed their diplomats from the European Forum, though since you had no business in being their having been given nk invitations. For while the Americans may think they deserve to be in all diplomatic discussion and privy to all diplomacy, they are in fact wrong. Furthermore the American government has been more and more belligerent lately with unjustified invasion of Canada, and then promptly the unjustified annexation of significant parts of the country has lead the Netherlands to not trust America. So until a tike that we an trust the USA we are going to continue keeping your diplomats out.

- Queen Wilhelmia I

The Dutch are right, we will free the Canadians once the Dutch free the Malaysians.

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The Dutch and Turkish officials speak on their own volition, and while their defense of Britannia is welcomed, it should be noted that Britain only desires peace with their American cousins. London surrendered Canadian influence much easier than needed, and it is seen now that appeasement was foolish, but if London is the aggressor for refusing to surrender British citizens to American dominion, let history remember us as the most aggressive.

Washington should be aware that the Caribbean are inhabited by a population that is over 90% culturally British. On the matter of the British dominion over India, England has long had desires to give the Indians dominion status, but their ability to retain civilization after decolonization is questionable.

America excuses British foreign policy of shifting like the winds, but Britain has maintained a desire for peace since the year 1836. If it is not too inconvenient for the American officials, perhaps it should be remembered that the Royal Navy has not had a constant presence in the entire Western Hemisphere. Britain shall not fault America for desiring to strengthen itself at the expense of other powers, but there is little need for the blatant disrespect and dishonesty coming out of Washington.

It is certainly too late in the day for diplomacy to take the field, but it is hoped that prisoners of war, resulting from the horrendous war that soon follows, should be treated with the proper conditions and respect entailed in the Geneva Conventions.

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