Imperialism

The Soviet comm personnel are quick to isolate and neutralize the interference. The USSR sends an ambassador to Brazil in an effort to get them to peacefully back down. Preparations for the Soviet battleships are now beginning as fast as they possibly can while still retaining the superb quality that is now the staple of the Red Military; German engineers are instrumental in this.

The ambassador requests that the Brazilians withdraw from German soil (the DRG is quite serious about its threat) and stop attempting to agitate the country.

Brazil declares that it wants peace, democracy, and nothing else. However, they will not back down from this conflict, which they believe to be just.

Due to the obvious profane influence of East German powers on the Soviets, Brazilians kill the German Dictatorw with snipers and level the capitol with drone strikes, and then the pro-democracy rebels invade the rest of the country, rooting out all supporters of the old dictator.

Brazilians declare that they do not want any more bloodshed, and after posting videos of the trials of the other senior rebels which show clear bias, they choose to censure the rebels and offer the eastern half of the country to the just rule of the Soviets.

Brazil does not understand the motions of the Soviet Fleet, and declares that if the USSR (finally) wants to trade, they should use non-military ships. (Brazil speeds up production on a new class of aircraft carrier, the latest in their new tech heavy fleet based in Brazil.)

Ireland Sends a message to the Us and the USSR Fleets. "No battles shall held near Irish Coast lines. Ireland will not allow this. Back down your Fleets and No harm will come to either."

Brazil would like to point out that any naval battles potentially ocurring in This Little War would be nowhere near your coasts, but your efforts in support of German Democracy would be appreciated.

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to Ireland. TF 38 is not in Irish waters so you have no right making threats against ships in International/British waters.

:lol!:

..................wtf?

The DRG, what remains of it [I keep telling you claiming 100% effectiveness is BS], is enraged and declares war immediately on the Brazilian Empire. The Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe immediately begin a massively destructive civil war. The USSR also declares war, holding out on its obligations to protect the DRG. This is followed in short order by all states of consequence in the ICC [China, Korea, Cuba].

The USSR massively steps up production to wartime levels, and their propaganda machinery ensures high levels of morale and tenacity in their troops. Bombers and escorts based in Cuba launch devastating raids on Brazilian supply convoys to their European forces, assisted by Soviet submarines and carrier task forces.

The Soviet Union, as the only ICC naval power, informs Brazil that they do not want to carry the war to their country and will avoid it if at all possible. They also request that the United States keep out of the conflict, for a number of reasons. Foremost among them is that A) it doesn't concern the United States, as the ICC is maintaining normal relations with them, B) Brazil is responsible for starting the war and C) the consequences can only really be negative for all those involved.

Ireland would indeed like to point out. That the American Navy is still posted in British Waters. And with no Response from The UK. Ireland continues construction of the new ship at the Irish space station.

The US agrees to remain officially neutral on the conditions that all KGB agents are recalled from the US, and all Soviet forces exit the Western Hemisphere, including Cuba. The US is reluctant to enter a war against anyone due to the affects on the people of the world, but will declare war if any US lives are endangered our property is confiscated. You have 48 hours.

The USSR agrees, recalling [virtually] all KGB agents from US territory, not all at once and in roundabout fashion so as to conceal their identities. They point out that Red Navy and Air Force troops are present in Cuba by choice of that country, and they also say that they are necessary to maintain the national security of both Cuba and Germany, ICC countries and therefore under protection from Soviet forces [since they can't do it themselves yet] but they again state they will not attack the United States.

Japan senses trouble. Should they join in and support their friend the Brazilians or should they step back and just watch them all kill each other?

Days without incident: 178

Days left for Astro landing: 1

The US demands they be removed due to the threat they pose to American soveigrnty.

[I'd let it alone, Shota, Japan has next to no military and would open itself to attacks from nearby and unreasonably fanatical Korea.]

The USSR again states that their removal would pose more of a threat to Cuba than maintaining them would to the US. They point out that there's also virtually no way for them to launch an attack based off Cuba that would do anything anyway (and that Brazil wouldn't hesitate to invade).

If any soviet forces are detected north of Cuba, they will be fired upon immediately.

(Jeffrey, read the message I sent you. NOW!!!)

Brazil sent no such convoys, so Brazil questions what you were bombing, second of all, if all chance of negotiation is out, Brazil is prepared to strike at the Soviet Navy if neccessary.

Brazil is also not responsible for the war, as it was Germany that revolted.

And you are correct, there are approximately as many DRG left as their were rebels folowing your military crackdown, I never meant to claim 100% effectiveness, because I agree that is B.S.

The US ups the launch schedule, launching 3-6 objects into space a day, while refusing to state what they are.

Brazil sends word to Japan, your declaration of support is welcomed, but no military aid is needed, Brazil hopes for a peaceful resolution

[I assumed you'd send supplies to your troops in Europe. Ignore that then.]

The USSR (and DRG) point out that the revolt was instigated by Brazil. And directly assisted. And that Brazil assassinated the head of state of Germany. Meanwhile, by sheer brute force and application of their remarkable training, the Red Army and Wehrmacht is achieving good successes against the poorly equipped Western German Rebellion.

The US calls for all US citizens in foreign countries to return to the US, paying for their return trips and supplying large transport aircraft to bring them home.

(Have you read my message? the PM one?)

Brazil points out that the head of state of Germany was a tyrant of Hitler-ish proportions, and that the DRG is essentially defunct, so why would any treaties with them still apply?

(Also Brazil points out that killing the head of state and leveling the capitol was fun, but not on a national level, and not to the rest of the world.)

Brazil Admits only to assiting a revolt that was already brewing, and supporting a legitimate rebellion for democracy.

Brazil still seeks peaceful resolution to the conflict, but the well armed Brazilian troops, along with the poorly armed rebels, successfully defend most of West Germany, retreating only after strategic victories.

[Hey, is anybody occupying France right now? If not then can I call dibs on France?]

Japan prepares itself for the worst, in case any country decides to attack them. They also prepare to support Brazil anytime. The creations are completed but cannot revealed yet. You may see a few of them used during the war. The citizens in Japan continue their daily routines though nervous. Scientists create new weapons for both offensive and defensive measures.

Days without incident: 182

Days for Astro Travel: 0, the astronauts have found a giant boulder the size of Mars. They land and do the following procedure:

Check for gravity
Check for durability
Etc.