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Post by cannon on Jul 2, 2007 9:33:06 GMT -5
TO: Prime Minister Sir Thomas Andrews
FM: Prime Minister Charles de Gaul
Subject: Meeting
Prime Minister Andrews,
After being "elected" by my people I wish to meet with you and discuss the relationship between our two glorious countries. I simply wish to get myself up to speed on the coming and going of things. I will be attending Brazil on the 6th of this month and would like to meet with you either on the 9th or 10th while I am on my way home. I would also like to speak to you about the wishes of the French people and how it will affect the rest of Europe and even the immediate future.
Hope to hear from you soon,
Prime Minister de Gaul
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Post by cannon on Jul 7, 2007 10:13:58 GMT -5
TO: Prime Minister Sir Thomas Andrews
FM: Prime Minister Charles de Gaul
Subject: Meeting
Prime Minister Andrews,
It has been two weeks since I first dispatched for you. I find your refusal to respond quite insulting. However, I am willing to look aside and hope that you had good reason. I fear I should let you know that the French people would not stand for such treatment and should this be known to the public it would not be good for either of us.
I still wish to speak with you so that we may continue to work on some things together. If you agree then we should get to work.
Anxiously awaiting your response,
Prime Minister de Gaul
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Post by blackknight on Jul 10, 2007 17:01:09 GMT -5
Prime Minister De Gaul,
It would behoove you not to make threats that you have no capability to back. There are indeed extenuating circumstances, and I am a busy man.
Under any circumstances, I will meet with your diplomats as necessary. Dispatch them as you will.
Sir Thomas Andrews
Prime Minister of The United Kingdom
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Post by cannon on Jul 10, 2007 20:23:27 GMT -5
TO: Prime Minister Sir Thomas Andrews
FM: Prime Minister Charles de Gaul
Subject: Meeting
Prime Minister Andrews,
Since I have made no threats rather simply stated that I will not stand for disrespect, and you have continued with the level of said disrespect in your untimely response, myself and the French people no longer wish to work your office.
I look forward to the day that the United Kingdom gains a new leader one who knows the inner workings of politics and how to deal with situations properly. I have nothing more to say to you but good riddance!
PM de Gaul
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Post by blackknight on Jul 10, 2007 22:33:17 GMT -5
To: Prime Minister De Gaul
From: Prime Minister Andrews
Sub: RE: Meeting
Prime Minister De Gaul,
It's a shame that you've decided to go and throw away a good year of friendship between our nations. I look forward to the day that the French decide that backwards dictators like yourself will be disposed of summarily. Frankly, I've not been treated this rudely since the failed Iraqi insurrection.
Good day, Sir. I shall express your respects to the Mannettes.
With disdain,
Sir Thomas Andrews,
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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