How'd I know that was coming?

Your puny anti-balloon Guns can't shoot down that thing.  :D

QuoteHow'd I know that was coming?

Cause you have seem me post it before, I have the link to that picture in 'my favorites' and the sentence "Then they'll just put wings on their ships and make them fly" was begging for the picture to be posted. ;D

QuoteYour puny anti-balloon Guns can't shoot down that thing.

And remember: that flying vessel is property of the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service. If you need some serious air support, just contact your local Japanese arms dealer. ;D

That's where my new kamakize jet planes come in handy. Ones named J.J. ;D

Need a large flying aircraft carrier for those to make it complete. :D

Walter, how many times do I have to tell you to stop leaking out Top Secret stuff...? ;D

For those of you who might want to write something in your news. Stuff about the massacre begin leaking out around the 5th of November. Officially a minor riot breaks out, 3 brave police and 8 rioters killed. From there rumors and stories have the number between 20 and 1,500 dead. Telegraph lines are restricted as are ships sailing. Diplomatic pouches might get the story out, but that depends heavily on how much the diplomats can find out. Basiclly, you know that something happened, just not exacly what nor how large.

This is why we needed Fox back in NS his talents were wasted on New Zion...

But I think he needs to adjust the dates is this happening a year from now December 1917 or in December 1916 :)

Charles

Ah, my bad, should be 1916.

8 November 1916:  Cartagena

"I thought the Swiss were enjoying quiet, peaceful times", President Alizandro remarked as he scanned the wireless message from the embassy in Phoenix.

"Rey, the Swiss national pass-time is rabble-rousing", Sebastien de Soto observed.

"For a nation accustomed to the failings of democracy, the transition to a functional monarchy is going to seem difficult.  It is only natural that there will be some dis-content, even if Henry has so far managed to improve Swiss standing far more than anybody would have believed possible", Eduard Torres added.

"I'm glad to see he's not above making examples of a few of the discontented", Rey declared.  "Perhaps the rest will settle down and let him do his job."

"One can hope, Senor President", Torres agreed.

Bumped, to explain how this mess started.