To: Brazil From: France

[cannon]

To: President Cisneros
From: Prime Minister de Gaul
Subject: Dutch Guiana

President Cisneros,
It was my understanding that the Dutch Guiana was nothing more than a guerrilla nation. It seems that there is some form of a true government calling out to the world for help and claiming injustice. Please reasure me that this is truelly a farce front put on by guerrillas or I will be forced to withdraw my troops.

I wish to assist Brazil in all that she does but if this telegram to the world is true then I may have misunderstood the situation.

Your Friend,
PM de Gaul

[farly]

To: Prime Minister de Gaul
From: Presidente Rafael Cisneros
Subject: Dutch Guiana

Charles,

I want to extend my greatest confidence in the situation at hand. My advisors tell me a small force of Dutch loyalists have set up defenses in the city of Paramibo. Do not let this shake you. This force is small with little morale, and I don't think they will hold out for very long. Our forces combined are much stronger then they, and I have my deepest faith in them.

On a more personal note, if your family needs to stay here in Brasil, we would be more than happy to have them. We would house them securely, and make sure they were more than occupied. This is a big problem, Charles, and I do not wish to see you or France hurt.

Your loyal friend and ally,
Rafael