Claiming responsibility for the worldwide rash of piracy, the Brotherhood of the Black Skull has claimed the Philippines, Indonesia, and Singapore as the "Protectorate of the Black Skull", posting a warning to any nation or organization that would attempt to impose sanctions upon or disrupt the activities of the Protectorate. The Black Skull, led by Captain John Good, former CEO of Goodle Inc., warns that they will "stop at nothing to destroy anyone who would make themselves an enemy of the Brotherhood."
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Pirates Stake Claim
Claiming responsibility for the worldwide rash of piracy, the Brotherhood of the Black Skull has claimed the Philippines, Indonesia, and Singapore as the "Protectorate of the Black Skull", posting a warning to any nation or organization that would attempt to impose sanctions upon or disrupt the activities of the Protectorate. The Black Skull, led by Captain John Good, former CEO of Goodle Inc., warns that they will "stop at nothing to destroy anyone who would make themselves an enemy of the Brotherhood."
Monday, December 29, 2008
Persia Behind Piracy?
With the crumbling of the West, communication and cooperation between nations becoming futile, and the future stability of the world at large in doubt, Greater Persia reorganizes itself into a global empire. Vowing not only to restore the order once enjoyed but to go beyond it and provide a peace and stability never before enjoyed outside of Greater Persia.
Almost simultaneously, piracy around the globe drops to a fraction of its prior activity.
Almost simultaneously, piracy around the globe drops to a fraction of its prior activity.
Greater Persia Expands, Piracy Rampant
Greater Persia continues to expand through military force and political wiles. An attempt was made by the UN to stop Persia's invasion of Djibouti, but they were stopped by an organized group of pirates off the East African coast. Those pirates, also targeted by the UN, took aggressive action and pillaged and destroyed the UN headquarters. The organization, having faced terrible stress from years of warfare and failure to stop aggressive action around the world, has been disbanded.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
British Empire Crumbles, Persia Expands
The British Empire was dismantled by the UN after conquering Canada and the eastern coast of the United States. Republics are reestablished in all of the nations which were once under the control of the British behemoth. Great Britain is now strictly a parliamentary system with no monarch.
In the middle east, Greater Persia continues to expand as many Arab League nations join with the empire which promises a peaceful stability in contrast to the war that has rocked western nations in recent years.
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
Persia Expands, Europe Develops

Greater Persia has caused civil war in both Azerbaijan and Tajikistan. Having sent "stabilizing forces," they have managed to claim both nations.
The UK has developed electric vehicles and a supporting infrastructure. 80% of all vehicles in the empire are now electric. In addition, longtime enemy France has joined with the UK to make a better Europe and a better world.
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Peace in Europe, Unrest in the Middle East

The UK makes peace with its neighbors, signing the Treaty of Bern with Italy and France. Vows to turn its sights on a brighter future.
Greater Persia continues to conquer nations, including now Pakistan, a nation known to have nuclear armaments.
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Greater Persia Invades Kuwait
Europe, caught up in its own wars, does nothing to stop the invasion of this major oil-producing nation. The United Kingdom continues to wage war, having lost many soldiers and vehicles in major offensives against France and Italy. Things look grim for the world as tensions rise and these two growing super-powers continue to push at their neighbors.
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