Originally posted by Romania:

The Soviets invaded Romania. Under the guise as protectors of Bulgaria, it was revealed that it was deception and there only entry into the war was to steal Romanian land. This was the first action in a series of Soviet aggressions which has continued since the 1930s.

Originally posted by Finland:

The Soviets invaded Finland under the guise they had attacked a Soviet village. There was no proof shown nor diplomatic action to resolve the situation peacefully. Like the brutal dog that is Russia it invaded and used brute force to demand territory.

Originally posted by Poland:

The Polish people was guaranteed as a sovereign nation only for that to not matter once the Soviets invaded poland from the east. Tlack of evidence of a Polish attack upon Soviets or the justification they used for the war has little to no support from any nation but yet we still watch. The soviets lie and cheat to get their way and the rest of the world plays dumb.

Originally posted by What Next:

“Who comes next?” This is the question that all Europeans must ask. Will it be Germany next the soviets say “attacked another Russian(Polish) village or killed some soldiers on the border. The people of Europe should never stand for Stalin's blatant aggression and greed.

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Pax Americana I: The Mexican Question

Washington, D.C., United States, September 1940 | Mexican history is one marked ever so often with revolution and unrest. Only twenty years ago, they faced a revolution, where the United States was infamously forced to intervene when the border of the United States faced assault by banditos of Pancho Villa. Since, the nation has veered ever farther to the left of politics. They have been nationalizing industries, but now go farther by seizing American assets. Despite this, the American people have no stomach for another war so soon after the last. So the Federal Government has simply elected to issue a diplomatic protest to Mexico, demanding that they end their nationalization programs or face harsher sanctions from the United States.
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Pax Americana II: The Panamanian Solution

Panama City, U.S.-Occupied Panama, September 1940 | At the onset of the war with Japan, the Japanese government, taking advantage of the election of an anti-United States leader in Panama, convinced the Panamanian president to attack the United States. In his speech to the Congress, President Ford asked for a declaration of war made upon both Japan and Panama, and the Senate approved unanimously. Though after the peace with Japan coming to fruition, and the Japanese having withdrawn from the Canal Zone, Panama was left abandoned. With a collapsing economy and no military to stand up to a fight to the United States Armed Forces, they surrendered almost immediately upon the arrival of the articles of peace, which included Panama becoming temporarily under a military occupation by the United States, specifically the Marine Corps, which arrived to the isthmus when the news of the Panamanian surrender reached American ears. Panama’s fate, with the occupation of U.S. troops, is unknown, but it seems Washington intends to set an example to other Latin American nations what happens when they turn on their gracious parent.
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Pax Americana III: Good Neighbor?

Washington, D.C., United States, September 1940 | Towards the end of the Great Pacific War, the short war where the Pacific two most dominant powers; the United States and Japan, faced off, the United States enacted the “Good Neighbor” policy. The policy stated that the United States would no longer intervene in the affairs of her Latin American neighbors. President Ford signed this, at the displeasure of his benefactors, to please the Latin American nations, of whom he feared may turn on the United States, siding with, at that point, the seemingly unmatched Japanese, in order to cut a better deal with a their new master found in the Japanese emperor. President Ford has now indicated there will be a change in policy. There will be a reckoning, and the United States would not be a pushover for opportunistic backwaters seeking to undermine the sovereignty of American citizens and the sanctity of American assets. This goes hand-in-hand with the demands issued to the Mexican government, as well as the occupation of Panama. The United States is cracking down on its sphere.
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More: Habeas Corpus Restored

Across the United States, September 1940 | During the war with Japan, it was revealed by a standard police investigation that a Japanese-American family in Oregon had been in contact with Japanese operatives, and had plotted attacks against our union. The American people responded ferociously, murdering many Japanese-Americans, throwing their bodies into ditches or lynching them up on trees. The Ku Klux Klan had taken a major role in these processes. Local authorities, being disgusted with their Japanese neighbors out of hatred for the Japanese Empire’s invasion of the mainland, ignored the misdeeds, and sometimes participated. The U.S. government ushered many Japanese-Americans to internment camps in Colorado, in order to secure them and prevent further acts of treason. These, luckily many, were fortunate, as they found solitude in the camps overlooked by the Colorado Rockies, rather than being lynched by mobs in their towns. In these course of events, President Ford, as is his constitutional right, deemed the parameters for the suspension of habeas corpus, the right to be brought to trial, before a judge and jury, before imprisonment, met, and did so, suspending the clause temporarily. Now, with the war over, and thus the crisis, President Ford has deemed habeas corpus necessary once more, lifting the suspension. Although, those in internment camps will remain while they are investigated, and put before a judge and jury themselves.
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Signed,
Henry Ford, 33rd President of the United States of America
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