Evening All

[Belschaft]

Greetings. Popping in briefly to say hello.

At present I don't give a damn which of the two unconstitutional regimes of coupers wins the presumed power struggle I expect to see, due to the fact that as far as I'm concerned you're all as bad as each other. As such, while I won't be helping you lot nor will I be helping the other lot.

In the meantime, I will be watching from the sidelines with popcorn.

Have fun; I'm sure you will.

[Cormac]

Howdy Bel. Enjoy your popcorn.

[Belschaft]

I intend to.

Whilst I'm here however, I should note that The Empire has not been involved in any coup of TSP that I'm aware of, as is claimed in your propaganda. Their historic list of deeds is long enough without attributing GCR coups that they had nothing to do with to them.

[Prussia]

We must not forget the Empire taking TEP over!

[Cormac]

I intend to.

Whilst I'm here however, I should note that The Empire has not been involved in any coup of TSP that I'm aware of, as is claimed in your propaganda. Their historic list of deeds is long enough without attributing GCR coups that they had nothing to do with to them.

They were involved toward the end of the Devonitions coup and Dali served as an "observer" to Milograd's SPSR before switching to supporting the Coalition.

Both of these are according to Dali's own words.

[Belschaft]

I intend to.

Whilst I'm here however, I should note that The Empire has not been involved in any coup of TSP that I'm aware of, as is claimed in your propaganda. Their historic list of deeds is long enough without attributing GCR coups that they had nothing to do with to them.

They were involved toward the end of the Devonitions coup and Dali served as an "observer" to Milograd's SPSR before switching to supporting the Coalition.

Both of these are according to Dali's own words.

Their 'involvement' in the Devon coup consisted of figuring out what Sedge and CG were up to, and then not immediately telling everyone. They did inform Nai, TRR's then Delegate, who decided to keep quiet to try and protect TRR from the fallout. I am not aware of them being involved in the planning or execution of the coup, nor do I believe they deployed WA's. Their involvement was limited to figuring it out and keeping quiet; I assume so that Biyah could later blackmail Sedge. I presume that when he later released the logs this was because Sedge had refused to be blackmailed.

In regards to the Milograd coup, and without going into any detail, Biyah and Dali were both involved in the Southern Allied Command on a strategic level from extremely early on. Further, it should come as no surprise to you that there were a number of "observers" to the SPSR that reported back to SAC.

As I said before, I am not aware of The Empire ever being involved in a coup attempt of TSP.