I have an announcement to make.

Slovenia isnt part of Phalanx anymore. After a carefull consideration of the complex geostrategical situation, war relations and a few dozen litres of beer, while listening to the good old Gott Erhalte, together with Austria, Hungary, Lichtenstein and Vatican we created a new alliance called Austro-Hungary and stable boys (AHSB). The main ideology and the idea behind it is to make the world yodel again (MWYA) solely through imperialistic means.

I imagine that turn of events must be quite tough for some. Afterall that means that the True Alliance will now have to fight not 1, not 2, but 3 alliances, which should by some brilliant strategists here, be considered as basicaly unbeatable.

And that is not neccesarily all of it. Croatia remembered their historical struggle, so they are considering leaving Axis and creating an Anti-Austro Hungarian Separationists alliance (AAHSA), which confused Hungary since they are not sure if they are acting loyal to the Empire as they did after 1861 or is it again that the monarchists are acting all arogant once again and Hungary should pursue their historic struggle for independence, by focusing against the Austro-Hungary and Stable boys alliance.
That would make the strenght relations of 4 alliances against one, virtually unbearable, said one of the most reknowned propagandists... i mean strategist... of TA, which prefers to stay anonimous.
Bulgaria is reportedly extremely bored, so they are also considering making their own alliance called Just for the of it (JFTFOI).

With all those news in mind, with now not only 2, but 5 alliances fighting against one only (that certanly makes the opponent 2,5 times stronger the way some people calculate it) I expect TA to answer in a simmilar manner, crumble and strategicaly create 5 new alliances, to make it a 5 : 6 lead and to once again take over the innitiative on the battlefield.

Stay tuned, I expect swift and merciless response from TA.



These two could also be worth of a short term alliance...



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Janez Grozni