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So many things are happening! In the realm of US foreign policy, specifically, events are quickly shaping up that will determine the fate of the country, as a whole. From the nonaggression pact we've signed with Russia, to glorious amounts of damage we've thrown down in defense of allies, to attempted betrayals by hitherto friendly nations, our foreign affairs team has been hard at work securing our place in the international community. But guess what? We still need help, and we're able to pay a decent wage for it; read to the end to find out more.
There has recently been quite a bit of uproar surrounding our deal with Russia; certain US citizens, in misguided patriotism, have spoken out in favor of reclaiming Alaska and Pacific Coast; this would not only violate the deal we have with Russia (according to which, they pay us 50G per month), it would also lead to Russia being again free to conquer our remaining regions, as they are still very much more powerful than us. It should be obvious that neither of these outcomes is desirable. For a more in-depth survey of this topic, jump on over to President Liquid Homicide's newspaper .
One constant thorn in the side of our foreign policy machine has been the assertion that the USA is still too young, and still too weak, to merit any serious relations with most strong countries. I cannot tell you how many times I, personally, have been met with this very argument in the course of my work. Well, this is beginning to change! In battles that have occurred over the last two weeks, we have regularly been able to put out over 11 million damage, and have even topped 15 million! This still does not make us competitive with countries like France and Lithuania, but at this rate, we'll be there soon!
I'm not sure how many people, outside of congress, noticed the MPP proposal we received from China last night, but it constitutes a shocking move on the part of a country we have, up to this point, been friendly with. Were we to sign this MPP with China, we would be fighting directly against Russia, which would clearly break our non-aggression pact with them. The Chinese President knew this, but initiated the MPP proposal after our President had gone to sleep, and without even attempting to touch base with even one single member of our administration; as a matter of fact, I had to track him down myself on QQi in order to ask what he was doing. Anyway, our congress performed admirably by immediately moving to vote down the MPP proposal; we did much better than we have before, when Iran did something similar and proposed an MPP without talking it over with us first; in that case, our congress mistakenly voted yes without consulting the Executive branch. Fortunately, we had insufficient funds in our treasury, so the MPP failed. We're definitely getting better at this
I would, however, like to take a moment to point out the incompetence of two of our congressmen that voted "Yes" on the MPP proposal with China:
sectorclear and 
Cruciator . They not only put our country at risk of violating our non-aggression pact with Russia, but they have yet to sign up at our congressional forum and partake in even one single discussion or debate. Honestly, it's quite shameful.
Lastly, I would again like to encourage all US citizens to apply to become United States Ambassadors. We are constantly seeking bright and talented individuals to help in conducting foreign policy work; a job description can be found here !
In my budget plan, which passed through congress yesterday, the Department of State receives 6G every week to spend rewarding good Ambassador Reports; that's right, if you do good work, you can be paid to work for us. Message me,
Lord of the Blings with questions, or to apply.
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Signing off,
Lord of the Blings (AKA: Kazeal)
US Dep. Secretary of State
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