Gaesch Military Expansion

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Gaed-Sudan Protectorate Presidential Elections
Mohammad Chowdhury- Leader of the Conservative Islamic Party (In support of Gaesch Occupation)	1 (16.7%)
Mikhail Abdullah- Leader of the Liberal People's Party (Against Gaesch Occupation)	1 (16.7%)
Abdullah Al-Sayef- Conservative Islamist, who wants Gaesch troops back to Sudan	1 (16.7%)
Musa Khaled- Liberal, yet religious. In support of a secular state and to secede from GCU.	1 (16.7%)
Yusuf Ahnka- Liberal of Gaesch descent, in support of a peaceful resolution to the retreat of Gaesch troops. Holds a progressive stance on life.	2 (33.3%)
Total Votes: 6

Should the Sudanese Badlands join the GCU?
Yes	3 (50%)
No	3 (50%)
Total Votes: 6

Gaesch Military Expansion
Topic Started: Apr 22 2015, 02:58 PM (1,653 Views)
Gaedic Republic	Apr 22 2015, 02:58 PM Post #1
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	3:44 PM ET ____________ Gaedic Paratroopers land south of New Harumf into uncharted territory previously held by militants from Gaesch Jamaat Islamiya (GJI) 4:55 PM ET _________ A large skirmish erupts near, 54 troops are injured, 13 in serious condition 5:33 PM ET _________ Gaedic Troops bring upon a full presence, along with a naval protective convoy The area can be viewed here Posted Image The land will be renamed South GCU. Edited by Gaedic Republic, May 2 2015, 12:27 PM.



NRE	Apr 22 2015, 09:37 PM Post #2
Map Tsar and Southern Gentleman Posts: 9,266 Group: Admin Member #120 Joined: April 21, 2005	Federal Tactical Command HQ, F.U.A.N.... Posted Image The Federation and the Gaedic Caliphate did not have the best of relations, in truth there weren't any relations between them to speak of. When hostilities existed between the Gaedic people and that of Allajadin, the Federation attempted to mediate between the two for the purpose of peace. Those mediation however left miserably short nd that was the last time any official communication was attempted between the two nations. Satellite photographs picture the troop movements of the Gaedic in the Sudanese badlands. Federation intelligence knew that there had been terrorist camps in that particular region but was under the impression the Gaedic had already rooted out a good deal of them. Waiting to see exact what was going on, the Federation began to paint a better picture of the situation as more troops were soon ferried in and was alarmed. The government viewed the Gaedic as hostile, easily moved to use force in any situation and not a government they could work with. It was perhaps a harsh view to have on a people and government they knew so little about but from what little interaction they had had with them, the view seem well founded. An emergency session of the joint chiefs was called and President Defar found herself surrounded by not only the rest of the Politburo but also her top military advisers. "Madame President, from the intelligence we've gathered so far we firmly believed that something more than just a war on terror is going on in this region of Africa" Gen. Mohammed Zenawi, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, stated plainly. "We are still trying to determine exactly what is going on but most of our outlooks aren't pleasant." "I see General" said the President. "If I may suggest madame President, we could send word to their government get an official response" Foreign Secretary Nuru stated. "They could surprise us a be forthcoming with their intentions. We should at least give them the benefit of the doubt given we know so little about them." "With all due respect to the Secretary, madame President, I don't believe these people can be easily reasoned with" the General replied. "I say we ready our forces by putting them on high alert. The Gaedic may be trying t militarize the area just as they attempted to militarize the hold the red sea." "General I value your caution in this matter" President Defar replied. "However, Secretary Nuru is right in that we must at least give the Gaedic a chance to explain their actions in the badlands. However, I am also concern over the security risk their forces pose so close to the heartland of the Federation. For now lets simply elevate the readiness of our border defends and have regular patrols for our borders, air and sea territory. Beyond that we will simply wait while the Foreign Secretariat attempts to communicate with their government and procure an answer to their activity...." ___________________________________________________ Encrypted Transmission High Security Level President Atik Farhad The Federation of United African Nations has noticed increased military activity on the part of the Gaedic Caliphate United in the Sundanese badlands. Our intelligence indicates that the area in question has been home to terrorist organizations that have posed a threat to the security of the Caliphate, a fact we openly recognize. However, we are concerned over the intentions of the Caliphate for this area and would appreciate some clarification on your part as to the details of these actions. Certainly you can understand that this area is close to our own borders and therefore falls within the sphere of concern for our government. We shall eagerly await your replied. Zera Nuru Secretary of the Foreign Secretariat Federation of United African Nations



Ghaselja	Apr 23 2015, 08:30 AM Post #3
Resident nomad and cat aficionado Posts: 286 Group: Members Member #821 Joined: December 15, 2014	Official Statement The Republic of Greater Cape is surprised by the sudden advancement of Gaedic military forces into lands well beyond its jurisdiction as well as it's immediate sphere of influence. This is not to say that the Republic would not support Gaedic attempts to quash Gaedic Jamaat Islamiya forces in the area so as to ensure regional stability; rather, the Caliphate's actions simply warrant further questions. Given the Gaedic Caliphate's and Greater Cape's close relationship, this government hopes that more information as to the Caliphate's intentions as well as consulted opinions of New Harumph will be soon provided.



Gaedic Republic	Apr 23 2015, 08:52 PM Post #4
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	A large, black table is present, long and slick. Light bounces off like that of a mirror. "Sit, please, sit" says a kind hearted general. Men of green military attire sit in assigned seats, mumbling among themselves "How are the operations in Sudan?" "We have successfully established a large military presence sir. Civilian planners are en route to establish civilian infrastructure. They will make that area into a suitable place for business" "Speaking of business, what had occurred to our 'oil venture'?" "Well sir, it appears that all is well. We will have military bases established within 3 months, easily within striking distance of our favored 'islands'" "Perfect" Edited by Gaedic Republic, Apr 23 2015, 08:53 PM.



Porcu	Apr 25 2015, 05:12 AM Post #5
"Work is the curse of the drinking classes." Posts: 4,188 Group: Global Mods Member #415 Joined: February 19, 2008	The Parliament and People of Porcu do not recognize the recent military actions taken by the Gaedic Caliphate United as a legitimate anti-terrorist campaign. Instead, the Republic views these actions as a military offensive with the end goal of territorial integration with the GCU. The Republic stands firmly opposed to the recent actions undertaken by the Gaedic Caliphate United, but is prepared to change its stance should the GCU's peaceful and non-expansionist intentions be made clear to its Mid Eastern and African neighbors, as well as the rest of the international community.



Gaedic Republic	Apr 25 2015, 07:40 AM Post #6
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	As Atik Farhad was escorted by his bodyguards, it was made clear something important would happen. Very important. Standing in front of he podium, nervous. He bravely gave his speech. "For the Gaedic people, and the entire world, the war on terror is a necessary action to undertake. The lives of millions, around the world, is spearheaded by our presence in Former Sudan. We have integrated into the isolated civilian population food, shelter, and water. Never before has such an action occurred in recent history, but today, we have made the impossible, possible. Peace will be granted to the world, no matter the cost.



NRE	Apr 28 2015, 09:14 PM Post #7
Map Tsar and Southern Gentleman Posts: 9,266 Group: Admin Member #120 Joined: April 21, 2005	The clock was now ticking and still the Federation had received no response from their communique to the GCU. President Defar reconvened her council of top advisers. "Madame President if I may speak somewhat from experience, I don't believe the GCU is willing to negotiate or even discuss their intentions in the Sudanese badlands" Secretary Nuru stated. "If my experience was any indication to way in which the GCU operates, they believe they can do whatever they want with impunity. I believe we need to reach out to our regional and international partners and propose harsh sanctions against the GCU." "If I may offer an opposing view point Madame President, I believe only military action will get the GCU's attention" countered Defense Secretary Tadese. "They've already moved in troops and supplies into the area. For all intent and purpose, the territory is already theirs as there is nothing in the way of local opposition save for whatever may remain of the terrorist sects and we're not even sure they exist there anymore. I firmly suggest we put troops on the ground or, at the very least, call for an international peacekeeping force." Defar sat in contemplation as she weighed her options. Election season was just around the corner and if she handled this situation poorly it could cost a re-election. On the one hand she recognized that simply take a diplomatic route was already out of the question given how the GCU hadn't acknowledged any international calls to them in their latest speech. Furthermore they had done nothing to spell out their intention in the region to anyone. It could very well be the only way to get anything out of the GCU was to make the talk. On the other hand she was also concerned that using military force could provoke a war, an unnecessary conflict with the GCU. Still at the end of the day the President knew that she had to stay true to her natural principles and those of the Federation itself. The Sudanese of these badlands, whether being liberated from terrorist or not, were still being threatened by military occupation. The Federation, above all other things, believed in the natural right of every human being to be free to choose. If the GCU wanted these territories for their own they would have to ask the people of these lands to decide in a free and fair referendum. The Federation would do everything in its power to protect the people's right to such a choice." "Secretary Nuru please reach out to our partners in the region and internationally. I want to know what kind of support we can organize with them, perhaps with a united front against them the GCU will have to listen to our request. If not, then I want to at least know we have our allies diplomatic support to use force against the GCU. I also want to release an official response to this military incursion. Secretary Tadese, put the military of alert, I want to be able to deploy at a moments notice. Have the joint chiefs work on a strategy for the region, I want it on my desk by tomorrow afternoon...." _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Official Statement F.U.A.N The Federation of United African Nations is deeply concerned over the recent military activity by the Gaedic Caliphate United in the northern region of the Sundanese badlands. While we can respect and even applaud actions which intend to minimize terrorist groups and break their power base over helpless communities, we are unsure about Gaedic intentions in this matter. If in fact the GCU is simply providing relief to the Sudanese people in liberating them from terrorism then the Federation shall hold no fault with their actions. However, so far we find fault with the Gaedic people and their government over their actions as they have provided little information to world governments and the general public over their actions. That is why we must formally request that the leadership of the GCU formally announce their full intentions with concern to the Sundanese badlands. The leadership of the Federation gives the Gaedic government 24 hours to do so. Failure to comply with this formal request will result in our government having no other choice but to believe that this military action is, at the least, a prelude to military occupation of the area by the GCU. Such a action threatens the security of the Federation but furthermore, such actions threaten the natural liberty of the Sundanese people of the badlands to make their own choices. The Federation cannot and shall not tolerate such an infringement on these liberties and will take whatever actions necessary in restoring this freedom to the Sundanese. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Encrypted Transmission High Security Clearance To: Porcu Foreign Ministry Libyan Foreign Ministry Amirati Foreign Office Greater Cape State Ministry From: Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations The Federation has taken great concern over the recent actions of the Gaedic Caliphate United's presence in the northern Sundanese badlands. We are fearful that the GCU is using the threat of terrorist activity in the area as a guise to move in military personnel and equipment for a military occupation of the area. The Federation deems this as not only a threat to our security but also a threat to the natural liberty of the Sundanese people of this region. While we are hopeful that a diplomatic solution to this growing crisis can be found, we are skeptical that the GCU would agree to any form of diplomatic maneuvering on our part of that of the international community. To this end the Federation is considering military intervention as it may be the only means in protecting the natural rights of the Sundanese people. However, before military intervention the Federation would first like to ask its allies to join it in putting diplomatic pressure on the GCU leadership. We must force them to give the international community the necessary information to determine the true intentions of its leadership in regards to the Sundanese badlands. Perhaps as a united opposition, the GCU will have no other choice but to openly discuss their true intentions and then default to the international community's wishes on this matter. If the GCU does not comply to the wishes of our government and the international community, the Federation wold also like to make it clear that we are prepared to use military force. While we would not ask our allies to put their own personnel in harms way we do ask that we at least have your support in such operations. Edited by NRE, Apr 28 2015, 09:15 PM.



Ghaselja	Apr 28 2015, 10:39 PM Post #8
Resident nomad and cat aficionado Posts: 286 Group: Members Member #821 Joined: December 15, 2014	The encrypted transmission Dr. Faith Shabangu received was anything but a surprise. She had been closely monitoring the situation in the Sudanese badlands over the past week and was growing ever more concerned at the Gaedic Caliphate's lack of response and initiative. She took several minutes to read and reread the message sent from her colleague and ally. The pressure was on her and her government to take a stance. Shabangu was well aware of the repercussions either direction would elicit - betraying her country's treaty of friendship with the Caliphate was not only bad form but meant possibly losing a political relationship for years to come. Conversely, the Capetonian Minister of State was well aware of the power and clout the Federation had in Africa and around the world. Although it pained her to realize it, the Federation of United African Nations provided more positive results in the scenarios Dr. Shabangu played out in her head. Siding Greater Cape with a rogue state was much more damning than bad publicity her government would get for reneging on a treaty. What is more, Dr. Shabangu had to consider the welfare, safety, and stability of the indigenous Sudanese peoples occupying the badlands now under the Caliphate's control. The Gaedic Caliphate had already set a precedent regarding the lack of consideration for basic human rights and jurisprudence. The more Dr. Shabangu thought about it, she knew what had to be done. Encrypted Transmission To: Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations From: Dr. Faith Shabangu, Minister of State, the Republic of Greater Cape The Republic of Greater Cape has been monitoring the recent events in the north of the continent and is equally concerned with the Gaedic Caliphate's actions, or more accurately, lack thereof. This government expresses similar concern for the welfare and wellbeing of the Sudanese peoples who reside in the badlands in question and care to remind the Federation of United African Nations that the Gaedic Caliphate shows little concern for protecting the rights of people its government deems as criminals. Provided this disconcerting fact, the Republic of Greater Cape shares the Federation's fears of instability, insecurity, and oppression regarding the indigenous peoples of the area. It should be noted that the Republic of Greater Cape is currently bound by a treaty of friendship and mutual defense with the Gaedic Caliphate United. It is the sincerest request of this government on behalf of the Federation of United African Nations that we are recognized first as a nation of peace and a nation valuing diplomacy and relationship-building. We kindly ask of the Federation to not judge us based on our past relationships, rather on how we adapt and support our allies in the future. As such, the Republic of Greater Cape is prepared to nullify our existing treaty with the Gaedic Caliphate so as to act in the best interests of this continent. The Republic of Greater Cape is a staunch ally of the Federation of United African Nations in whatever course of action it deems appropriate and will support the Federation's efforts in any way possible. This government is ready and willing to place as much diplomatic pressure on the Gaedic Caliphate as necessary but cannot afford, in any sense of the word, to engage the Caliphate in military action. This is not to say that the Republic of Greater Cape will not find ways to support a Federal war effort but our military is small and effective solely for national defense. It is of course the hopes of this government that this conflict comes to a peaceful and diplomatic end but the Republic of Greater Cape will do what it can. It is the suggestion of this government that the leaders of Africa come together to discuss this issue in person. We offer Cape Town as a meeting place, one that is remote and removed enough from the tense area in question. Furthermore, due to the assassination of the Gaedic Caliph in Cape Town some months back, security in Greater Cape has been increased so as to assure the safety of any diplomats who wish to attend the proposed summit.



BenC	Apr 29 2015, 05:30 AM Post #9
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	Foreign Minister Mehmend Salbam received the encrypted transmission from the Federation Foreign Ministry about a the recent plans of the GCU to annex the Sudanese badlands in the south which the Libyan Republic was watching very closely. After reading it thoroughly he called the President and Prime Minister so they could decide the next course of action on this tense issue in hopes that the international community could reach a peaceful solution. A few hours later the National Security Council held a meeting in the Situation Room in the Presidential Palace to discuss the options that the Libyan Republic could take to help support their ally the Federation. After a two hours of discussion the President and Prime Minister agreed that the Libyan Republic would provide full support both diplomatic and military support to help end this conflict peaceful along with safeguard the rights of Sudanese. Foreign Minister Mehmend replied to the encrypted transmission. Encrypted Transmission To: Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations From Mehmend Salbam, Foreign Minister of the Northern African Republic of United Transitional Libyan Republic The Northern African Republic of United Transitional Libyan Republic has been monitoring the recent events of the Gaedic Caliphate United in the Sudanese badlands during the anti-terrorism operation. The President and Government expresses great concern for the welfare and future of the Sudanese people who reside in the badlands of the continent. We share the similar concerns that you have expressed in your message and we pledge full support both diplomatically and military support to help bring this tension issue to a peaceful end to help keep the peace on the continent along with keeping the GCU to is obligations to hold free and fair referendum if it seeks to incorporated it. President Amu Turay, Prime Minister, and Foreign Minister Mehmend Salbam are willing to attend any regional summit to organized the diplomatic plan to bring the conflict to a peaceful end along with to meet the Federation delegation to discussion future options should diplomacy fail to bring this issue a peaceful end either by negotiations or international pressure.



Gaedic Republic	Apr 29 2015, 01:09 PM Post #10
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	To: Gaedic Embassy, Greater Cape Mehmed Salbam, Foreign Minister of the United Transitional Libyan Republic Foreign Secretariat of United African Nations As to confirm, the Gaedic Caliphate has no intentions of Militarization regarding the troublesome situation in Sudan. The Gaedic Calipahte would also like to mention the $500 Million Feda food and water distribution program intended to provide relief to those stricken by Gaesch Jamaat-e-Islamiya terrorist atrocities within Sudan. The Gaedic Calipahte has maintained a formal military presence, however, actions commited by mainland forces have been limited to peacekeeping operations ONLY. That is, fire only when fired upon. The Rules of Engagement have been closely monitored, from the beginning of the operation to the end. As to naval operations, the Gaedic Caliphate has dispatched two destroyer class ships to escort Gaesch civilian sea vessels (Terms may be determined by the United African Nations, however) CONFIDENTIAL CLASS A ENCRYPTION ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Edited by Gaedic Republic, Apr 29 2015, 01:20 PM.



Gaedic Republic	Apr 29 2015, 01:23 PM Post #11
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Gaedic Troops land in Sudan for peacekeeping operations Posted Image A Gaedic 2 Star General directs troops in Sudan Posted Image Gaesch Jamaat-e-Islamiya retreating southward towards Former Somalia Posted Image Edited by Gaedic Republic, May 2 2015, 11:50 AM.



NRE	Apr 30 2015, 07:01 PM Post #12
Map Tsar and Southern Gentleman Posts: 9,266 Group: Admin Member #120 Joined: April 21, 2005	"Madame President we've received world from the foreign offices of both Libya as well as the Greater Cape" Foreign Secretary Nuru stated as she briefed President Defar. "Both our allies are willing to stand by us in whatever capacity is needed. though our allies in the Greater Cape do not wish to get involved in any military operations." "That is understandable" Defar replied. "We haven't heard any word yet from our Porcuian allies though we imagine they're simply taking time to properly assess the situation on their end. That being said madame President, I think we may have a diplomatic solution in the works to this situation." "Oh really" the President stated, her eyebrow raised at the statement. "What are our options on that front?" "Well madame President as we know the Greater Cape and the Gaedic Caliphate have a treaty of Friendship and military cooperation. Our friends in Cape Town are willing to forfeit this treaty in order to stand with us against this military occupation. However, I instead suggest we encourage them to the table. They've offered to host a summit on this problem and if they can get the GCU to come, it could prove positive. I believe if we can get them to the table the GCU will see that we demand some answers as to their intentions in the Sudanese Badlands." "Especially given their latest communique continues to evade that very question, what their intentions in the Sundanese badlands is" Defar returned. "I like it, send word to Cape Town that if they can get a representative from the GCU there we'll send one of our own. We should also invite the Libyans if only to show a united African front on this issue.' "Of course madame president, I'll contact Cape Town at once" Nuru replied. "I'll ask them to get the GCU to the table and then also send word to Tripoli on the summit." _______________________________________________________________ Encrypted Transmission To: Dr. Faith Shabangu, Minister of State, the Republic of Greater Cape From: Secretary Zera Nuru, Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations The Federation would like to first express its gratitude to the Greater Cape for their cooperaiton and their willingness to stand by the Federation on this issue. Your nation's willingness to fight to the ideals of liberty and democracy is a statement to the prosperous future you undoubtedly have ahead of you. Naturally, we appreciate your leadership for their offer to cut ties with the GCU. However, the Federation would never wish to influence any nation's foreign policy. Your nation saw fit to sign a treaty with the GCU and we have no problem with your leadership honoring the promises made in that agreement. With that said, the Federation is as eager to see a diplomatic solution to this problem as you are. We would like to accept your offer for hosting a summit on this issue. Furthermore, we are hopeful that given your relationship with the GCU you are able to bring them to the conference table. If this is possible, the Federation would be more than happy to attend and would like to extend an offer to the Libyan government as well given their close ties to our people and their relative proximity to the area in question. Perhaps if we are given a chance to air our concerns to a representative of the GCU that they will at least be willing to give us a more forward answer to our concerns. ________________________________________________ Encrypted Transmission TO: Mehmend Salbam, Foreign Minister of the Northern African Republic of United Transitional Libyan Republic From: Secretary Zera Nuru, Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations The Federation would like to thank the government and people of Libya for standing by our government in this situation. Your leadership's dedication to the freedom of all Africans is a testament that rings very closely with our own people. We would be honored to stand with the Libyan military in an operation within the Sundanese Badlands. However, before military intervention becomes our only options we would like to exhaust other diplomatic possibilities. The Greater Cape has offered to host a summit of all involved parties. Given their treaty with the GCU we have hope their leadership will be able to convince a member of the GCU's government or a representative thereof to attend. If this is possible then the Federation will do the same and would like to extend an invitation to your government as well to send a representative to Cape Town. Perhaps if we are able to sit down with a GCU representative then we may be able to get more clear answers to our questions regarding the Sundanese badlands. For now however, we will continue to make preparations for every option including military intervention, while we wait to hear back from Cape Town. Aksum would like to assure you that we will keep you informed.



Ghaselja	Apr 30 2015, 08:52 PM Post #13
Resident nomad and cat aficionado Posts: 286 Group: Members Member #821 Joined: December 15, 2014	Encrypted Transmission To: Secretary Zera Nuru, Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations From: Dr. Faith Shabangu, Minister of State, the Republic of Greater Cape The Republic of Greater Cape is pleased to hear of the Federation's desire for a peaceful and diplomatic solution to the tensions involving the Gaedic Caliphate United. Moreover, we would be happy to coordinate and facilitate a summit so as to bring the Caliphate to discuss its intentions in the Sudanese badlands. This government will do all it can to impress upon the Gaedic Caliphate that multilateral solutions are most beneficial when maintaining safety and stability. Greater Cape's Ministry of State will contact the Caliphate with the hopes of coordinating the summit. Encrypted Transmission To: Gaedic Ambassador, Cape Town, Greater Cape From: Dr. Faith Shabangu, Minister of State, the Republic of Greater Cape The Republic of Greater Cape hopes this message finds the honorable Gaedic Ambassador well. This government sincerely appreciates the efforts made by your government to keep the continent abreast of the ever evolving situation in the Sudanese badlands to the south of the Gaedic Caliphate United. Would you be available to attend an informal summit at the Capetonian National Assembly within the next several days? With the honorable Ambassador's permission, we would like to host the Federation of United African Nations and the United Transitional Libyan Republic in Cape Town simply so as to ensure that Africa's leading powers are on the same page as your government's. The summit would provide the perfect environment wherein your government could expand the channels of communication with the Republic of Greater Cape's close allies on the continent. If your office could respond with a decision on this matter by the end of the week, I would greatly appreciate it.



Gaedic Republic	May 1 2015, 02:03 PM Post #14
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Confidential Class A Encryption To: Secretary Zera Nuru, Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations ________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Gaedic Caliphate would be pleased to attend a foreign summit to commit to a peaceful resolution regarding our peacekeeping and anti-terror operations in Sudan. We have sent Foreign Relations Ambassador Liak Zied to attend the summit. Sincerely, Miriam Hassag, Prime Minister ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Edited by Gaedic Republic, May 1 2015, 04:37 PM.



Gaedic Republic	May 1 2015, 04:34 PM Post #15
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Confidential Class A Encryption To: Mehmend Salbam, Foreign Minister of the Northern African Republic of United Transitional Libyan Republic Dr. Faith Shabangu, Minister of State, the Republic of Greater Cape Secretary Zera Nuru, Foreign Secretariat of the Federation of United African Nations ________________________________________________________________________________________________ It has been brought upon to the attention of Gaedic leaders of the critical situation being brought upon as a result of anti-terror deployments in Former Sudan. The Gaedic Caliphate has initiated "Operation Freedom Rising" to establish sovereignty to the people of Former Sudan as a result of Gaesch Jamaat-e-Islamiya terrorists controlling the region since 1995. The sudden surprise surrounding the deployment is a result of a culmination between tactical commanders on field and in the air. The Gaedic Caliphate would like to clarify, it is not in our intentions to disturb the people of Former Sudan, nor behest ourselves within a quarrel with the international community. Instead, it is in our best interests to ensure that the people of Former Sudan have the proper food, water, and basic civil rights bestowed upon all of humanity. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Edited by Gaedic Republic, May 1 2015, 04:36 PM.



Ghaselja	May 1 2015, 09:45 PM Post #16
Resident nomad and cat aficionado Posts: 286 Group: Members Member #821 Joined: December 15, 2014	OOC: I'm presuming you meant to send that "Confidential Class A Encryption to Dr. Shabangu of Greater Cape, not Secretary Nuru seeing as how it was Shabangu who sent the invitation communique, GCU. Encrypted Transmission To: Gaedic Ambassador, Cape Town, Greater Cape From: Dr. Faith Shabangu, Minister of State, the Republic of Greater Cape It is pleasant news to hear that your government consents to a meeting of international leaders in Cape Town. Forgive my ignorance but I had assumed you yourself would attend as the summit is in Cape Town, where you are posted. No matter, honorable Ambassador, as the Republic of Greater Cape will gladly receive Gaedic Foreign Relations Ambassador Liak Zied. I will inform the governments of the Federation of United African Nations and the United Transitional Libyan Republic of your government's decision to attend the summit. It is a great day for diplomacy, Ambassador. We will await the Foreign Relations Ambassador's arrival on Monday. Encrypted Transmission To: Mehmend Salbam, Foreign Minister, the Northern African Republic of United Transitional Libyan Republic and Secretary Zera Nuru, Foreign Secretary, the Federation of United African Nations I bear positive updates, Minister Salbam and Secretary Nuru. I have received word from the Gaedic ambassador in Cape Town that the Gaedic government has consented to participate in a diplomatic summit in the coming days. Your governments are welcome to send delegations to Cape Town to attend the summit. This government will facilitate the meeting and mediate the discussions surrounding the recents events in the Sudanese badlands. It might be wise to move quickly on this front so we shall hold the summit on Monday. I await your arrival in Cape Town soon, your excellencies.



Gaedic Republic	May 1 2015, 10:20 PM Post #17
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Gaedic Caliphate United May 1 2015, 02:03 PM Confidential Class A Encryption To: Dr. Faith Shabangu, Minister of State, the Republic of Greater Cape ________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Gaedic Caliphate would be pleased to attend a foreign summit to commit to a peaceful resolution regarding our peacekeeping and anti-terror operations in Sudan. We have sent Foreign Relations Ambassador Liak Zied to attend the summit. Sincerely, Miriam Hassag, Prime Minister ________________________________________________________________________________________________



NRE	Jun 9 2015, 01:06 PM Post #18
Map Tsar and Southern Gentleman Posts: 9,266 Group: Admin Member #120 Joined: April 21, 2005	OOC: Sorry for the later than desired response. Lets see if we can kick this off again :) IC: The Federation, upon receiving word from their Greater Cape counterparts, wasted little time in dispatching their top representatives to Cape Town itself for the meeting. Posted Image Secretary Nuru was a bit nervous meeting with representatives of the Caliphate again. Her first meeting with a representative of their government had gone so disastrously she wasn't entirely looking forward to the affair. Nevertheless there was the freedom and basic liberties of the Sudanese people to consider now. She was very hopeful that with both the Libyans and Capetonians that together that could handle the more aggressive nature of the Gaedic people. Edited by NRE, Jun 10 2015, 09:18 PM.



Ghaselja	Jun 9 2015, 04:28 PM Post #19
Resident nomad and cat aficionado Posts: 286 Group: Members Member #821 Joined: December 15, 2014	Waiting on the tarmac at Cape Town International Airport in the specially-cordoned area for diplomatic arrivals, Dr. Faith Shabangu felt competing emotions. On the one hand, she was eager and excited for her country to play host to the possibility of peace in Northern Africa. The Gaedic military expansion into the Sudanese badlands was of pressing concern not only for the north of the Continent but for the entirety of Africa. The ability for Greater Cape to act as a mediator in this distressing time would potentially bring stability to the Sudanese people but show the world how diplomatically powerful Greater Cape can be. Conversely, the Capetonian Minister of State felt uneasy. Despite her happiness of greeting Secretary Nuru again, she knew that the circumstances far outweighed the jovial relationship the two women shared. Dr. Shabangu was deep in thought and hardly noticed the massive Federal jetliner land and taxi. It was not until one of the Minister's aides touched her shoulder that she realized that Secretary Nuru was disembarking from the plane. Dr. Shabangu smiled and waved to the open hatch where the Federal Secretary was making her way down the stairway. "Secretary Nuru, it is an honor and a pleasure to see you again," Shabangu said warmly as she extended her hand. "This is a momentous occasion, Secretary, for you are the first official representative of the Federation to be hosted in Greater Cape, if even under such dire circumstances. I welcome you to my beautiful home. Tell me, how was your flight? Did you come from Lesotho or all the way from Aksum?"



BenC	Jun 10 2015, 05:42 PM Post #20
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	Foreign Minister Mehmend Salbam, Ambassador Ali Jibral, and Vice President Paul Kagame arrived on the Air Libya airplane a few mintues after Foreign Secretary Nuru touched down. The three Libyans represented the most powerful foreign affairs official with two of them beginning Foreign Ministers. Jibral was leading the way down the stairs and towards the other officials with the other Libyans walk a few feet back talking "Mr Vice President have you seen Ambassador Jibral so serious as the President of the nation." the vice president just shook his head and responded "Not since the beginning of the unification process at the beginning our country which shows how much he wants to make sure this end with a victory for continent." Eventually the officials reached the two other officials and Vice President was the first to speak with a friendly greeting.



Ghaselja	Jun 10 2015, 07:21 PM Post #21
Resident nomad and cat aficionado Posts: 286 Group: Members Member #821 Joined: December 15, 2014	Dr. Shabangu and Secretary Nuru were catching up with each other and sharing pleasantries as the Libyan diplomats approached them. Turning to greet her counterparts, the Captonian Minister transitioned, "...You're absolutely right, Secretary Nuru. Ah, gentlemen. It is such a pleasure to finally meet you in person. I believe you are already acquainted with my colleague, Minister Davies. Unfortunately, she is away on official business in the Republic of Porcu but I assure you that she sends her warmest regards." Shabangu heartily shook the Libyan officials' hands and allowed Nuru to greet them as well. "As I was just telling Secretary Nuru, President Mkeba will attend the summit later this afternoon upon the arrival of all our guests. He is finishing some presidential duties at the moment. Now, if you'll all join me, I have a limousine waiting to escort us all to the National Assembly downtown. Shall we?"



NRE	Jun 10 2015, 09:27 PM Post #22
Map Tsar and Southern Gentleman Posts: 9,266 Group: Admin Member #120 Joined: April 21, 2005	Greater Cape Jun 9 2015, 04:28 PM "This is a momentous occasion, Secretary, for you are the first official representative of the Federation to be hosted in Greater Cape, if even under such dire circumstances. I welcome you to my beautiful home. Tell me, how was your flight? Did you come from Lesotho or all the way from Aksum?" "It is indeed" Zera stated with a smile, "and I share your sentiment. I can assure you the President was hopeful our first visit to your fine nation would be under a better sky. However, as it stands, regardless of what has brought me here I am certain we will make history." The Secretary paused briefly to hear Dr. Shabangu's second question. "I left from Aksum actually, otherwise I imagine the President would have dispatched me using one of the government choppers instead of the airliner. Still, I'm not ashamed to admit I do enjoy the creature comforts of the airliner" the Secretary stated with a chuckle. At about that moment the Libyans were arriving and as the Secretary and Minister were conversing, their allies made their arrival. After Dr. Shabangu gave the Libyans were customary welcome, Secretary Nuru expressed her own pleasure for having them at the summit. "President Defar not only wish to express her gratitude to the Greater Cape for hosting this summit, but to the Libyan government for allying with us on this issue. It remains most refreshing to the Federation to know that we have such allies here in Africa that hold liberty and democracy as high as we do." After a few words stated by both the Libyans and Dr. Shabangu, the Foreign Minister soon showed the group tot he awaiting limo.



Ghaselja	Jun 11 2015, 06:59 AM Post #23
Resident nomad and cat aficionado Posts: 286 Group: Members Member #821 Joined: December 15, 2014	The three allies' diplomats continued to converse in the limousine en route to the National Assembly. The Capetonian winter air was heavy and humid but cool enough to chill the ill-prepared to the bone. Clouds in the distance shrouded Table Mountain and covered the Atlantic Ocean, providing an ominous backdrop that Shabangu had hoped was not indicative of the summit's events. Half an hour after departing from Cape Town International, the five officials had arrived at the Capetonian National Assembly. The large Cape Dutch-style building was decorated with the flags of the summit's participants; large, vertically hung Libyan, Federal, Gaedic, and Capetonian flags adorned the flagpoles leading to the building's main entrance. The diplomats exited the limousine to see a large, smiling mass of people. On either side of the plaza, Capetonian Assemblymen and -women sat and applauded the foreign dignitaries as the Capetonian national anthem played in the background. Dr. Shabangu swelled with pride as her compatriots warmly greeted her guests; not since the Libyan President's visit so many months before had Greater Cape been able to graciously host such important people. With her head held high, though always with a sense of humility, the Capetonian Minister of State slowly led her guests past the applause up to the National Assembly's steps. In front of the doors to the Assembly, three podia had been positioned in front of the dignitaries' respective national flags. Dr. Shabangu walked behind the centre podium and politely motioned her guests to their own. The applause quieted and the press corps readied their cameras before Dr. Faith Shabangu delivered her opening remarks. "It is with great honor, pride, and optimism that the Republic of Greater Cape welcomes our distinguished guests from the United Federation of African Nations and the United Transitional Libyan Republic. Today marks an historic occasion when these great countries, Greater Cape, and our allies of the Gaedic Caliphate United work multilaterally to address the Continent's concerns regarding the Sudanese badlands. Peace and diplomacy are integral for the continued development, progression, and stability of our great Continent and Greater Cape has nothing but the highest of hopes that the summit between our great nations will continue such a legacy. "In a time when war tears Europe in twain, reactionary religious extremists murder their own citizens in Brazil, Al Whaladya struggles to maintain its own existence, and North America and Asia continue to fracture under the weight of imperialism and instability, the African Continent must shine brighter as a beacon of hope and democratic ideals. It is through multilateral discussion, the exchange of ideas, and the recognition and respect of national and indigenous sovereignty that democracy can flourish. "I speak for the government and people of the Republic of Greater Cape when I say that I am overwhelmingly optimistic that the power of diplomacy and democracy will prove victorious for the peoples of the African Continent. Over the course of this summit, we will ceaselessly work with the United Federation of African Nations, the United Transitional Libyan Republic, and the Gaedic Caliphate United to find a conclusion that benefits all parties involved. "This is a time for peace, diplomacy, and continued stability across the Continent. It is only through these means that Africa can truly prosper. Thank you." Dr. Shabangu kindly smiled to her colleagues, eager for their remarks.



NRE	Jun 21 2015, 08:41 PM Post #24
Map Tsar and Southern Gentleman Posts: 9,266 Group: Admin Member #120 Joined: April 21, 2005	Secretary Nuru clapped along with the crowd to Dr. Shabangu's words before taking to the podium herself. "The people and government of the Federation of United African Nations would like to personal thank the people and government of the Greater Cape for hosting this most historic event. Dr. Shabangu is correct in the assessment of the world beyond the African shores. In centuries past many looked upon Africa as a dark continent, a place lost in time where civilization ended and barbarity thrived. Today, I am proud to stand with my colleagues in this most historic occasion as we show the world that Africa is not only civilized, but is the new bastion of democracy and liberty in the world." "Future generations will look at what we accomplish here today and say that this day, was the day that Africa threw off its shackles of barbarity and tribalism an showed instead that it is a place of culture, of progress, and of wisdom. In the coming hours and days I look forward to meeting with the others, our counterpart from the Gaedic Caliphate United. I wish to assure them, as the Federation does, that we do not wish to stand in their way of progress but instead simply wish to ensure that all Africans, no matter what allegiances they hold, have their voices heard and get their chance to speak upon their own future." "I am confident that this message will be clear and under the beauty of the Greater Cape sun, the African sun, we will forge a new era of understanding and find a peaceful solution acceptable to all parties. Peace in our time will be achieved here, in Cape Town, and it will undoubtedly be a peace that generations of Africans will enjoy for years to come." Edited by NRE, Jun 28 2015, 11:11 AM.



Gaedic Republic	Jun 25 2015, 08:18 AM Post #25
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Firth Square, Plac-Millaes, Gaedic Caliphate Unified "I address to the whole sphere of nations upon this day, the Protectorate of Xamar has been established! It is here, upon this stage, that the people of Former Sudan will receive education, food, and countless amounts of aid. We will rebuild the world from the terrorists that lurk from within, and unify under the veil of justice!" The crowds cheered, as immigrants of Sudanese descent from the nearby Mosques rushed to shout on. Sweets and cakes were passed around, as this momentous day will live into the legacy of President Galib Kabir. Edited by Gaedic Republic, Jun 25 2015, 08:20 AM.


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