Post by Fourth Reich of Deutschland on Mar 16, 2006 13:30:13 GMT -5
Excerpt from The Berlin Times...
Supreme Kanzler Johannes Drucker De-comissions all U.S. military bases in Germany.
BERLIN, GERMANY - In a speech earlier today, the Surpeme Kanzler of Germany has declared that the United States military bases throughout Germany are to be dismanteled and de-comissioned.
"For too long have we been pawns of the Americans. The Americans who's flawed system has finally caught up with them. These military installations throughout Germany are a disgrace and shall disgrace us no longer." The Kanzler said during his speech.
Ever since Germany's defeat in World War Two have there been American military bases throughout Germany, to insure that we stayed under their wing. Käthe Adlam(a bystander who listened to our Kanzler's speech)said, "I agree completely with our chancellor. The Americans were protecting us in the begining but after awhile it was simply a way to keep tabs on us."
The few American G.I.'s who are stationed in these soon-to-not-exist bases are being deported back to America. Political experts hardly expect the Americans to care, as the Civil war in North America continues. The Kanzler promises that by next week every American installation will be gone.
Supreme Kanzler Johannes Drucker De-comissions all U.S. military bases in Germany.
BERLIN, GERMANY - In a speech earlier today, the Surpeme Kanzler of Germany has declared that the United States military bases throughout Germany are to be dismanteled and de-comissioned.
"For too long have we been pawns of the Americans. The Americans who's flawed system has finally caught up with them. These military installations throughout Germany are a disgrace and shall disgrace us no longer." The Kanzler said during his speech.
Ever since Germany's defeat in World War Two have there been American military bases throughout Germany, to insure that we stayed under their wing. Käthe Adlam(a bystander who listened to our Kanzler's speech)said, "I agree completely with our chancellor. The Americans were protecting us in the begining but after awhile it was simply a way to keep tabs on us."
The few American G.I.'s who are stationed in these soon-to-not-exist bases are being deported back to America. Political experts hardly expect the Americans to care, as the Civil war in North America continues. The Kanzler promises that by next week every American installation will be gone.