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**Csargo** · 12-19-2006, 05:55

Originally Posted by Stephen Asen

'From now on' ... What about before that? I am sure some US trade ships have been sunk since Great Britain was the biggest trade partner of USA.

Never had any figures on that. I have no idea if I sunk US shipping or not.

**discovery1** · 12-19-2006, 06:16

Stories of British attrocities in occupied Germany have reached American ears. Worse, US intelligence suggests that it is offical British policy. In response, the POTUS pushes a bill embargoing all trade against the Entente. In addition, American tranports are to run convoys to Germany that are to be escorted by the USN.

The US Army is to be expanded to 3 million men.

**Marshal Murat** · 12-19-2006, 06:21

Britain is appauled that the United States would accuse a nation that has no such policy of pursuing such tactics.

We in Britain are appauled that the Americans would actually try to help the men who have killed their merchants.
We in Britain are appauled by German killings of U.S. peoples on merchant ships.
We also have gotten details from French spies in the Alsace-Lorraine area that bombs were planted in the Ruhr region, causing massive damage and civilians deaths. These bombs were planted by the German army, hoping to secure foreign aid. In Belguim, there are reports that the Germans have pursued a policy of atrocities against the Belgians, killing women, children, and men. Burning villages, towns, and major infrastructure areas. These were confirmed by Belgian spies, Entente observation posts and supporter rings.

**Csargo** · 12-19-2006, 06:26

Originally Posted by Marshal Murat

Britain is appauled that the United States would accuse a nation that has no such policy of pursuing such tactics.

As such, we are disgusted that the Americans will provide the Germans with such equipment and supply while claiming to be outside of European affairs.

You weren't complaining until they stopped trading with you.

**discovery1** · 12-19-2006, 06:46

Oh, and I introduced conscription.

**Motep** · 12-19-2006, 14:24

So, you are cutting off supplies to our nations because you think Britain did something they did not?

**Prince Cobra** · 12-19-2006, 14:58

Warluster, your PM box is full. And I have some orders...

Originally Posted by Csar

What's the meaning of this? If you look back it says nothing about sinking US transports or not that I recall.

Sorry but doesn't this mean 'unrestricted warfare on the shipping lines to Britain'? I think you know who is the largest trade partner of Great Britain? It's USA and I do not believe you have spared his ships ('unrestricted warfare (!) ).

**Patriarch of Constantinople** · 12-19-2006, 06:23

Originally Posted by discovery1

Stories of British attrocities in occupied Germany have reached American ears. Worse, US intelligence suggests that it is offical British policy. In response, the POTUS pushes a bill embargoing all trade against the Entente. In addition, American tranports are to run convoys to Germany that are to be escorted by the USN.

The US Army is to be expanded to 3 million men.

Greek officials who were stationed at British Germany saw that the German POW's were never shot, they were in fact kept well. This is obviously targets against great nations