18-10-2024, 09:54 PM
Istalia votes to leave the MSCO and plans cutting off diplomatic ties with Beiteynu
March 5558
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Following the warning of the Head of Beiteynu's Medinat Department, Anna Kadiyot, telling the Istalian government to reconsider their "drastic measures", and siding with the Pontesian government after the ban on travel and trade from Istalia to Pontesi, the LSI has begun discussing withdrawing from the Majatran Security Cooperation Organisation (MSCO) arguing that "the MSCO has proved that, other than being a bourgeois and reactionary organisation, it also has decided to turn against Istalia. There is no reason to continue cooperating and allying them." In case of passing, Istalia will leave the MSCO officially in November and will cut any diplomatic relations with Beiteynu.
According to Casella, we are living in conflictive times where several bourgeois powers are threatening the very existence of the LSI and the international communist movement. The priority should be to safeguard a future revolution, and as Casella argues, "we are not to declare war to Pontesi or Beiteynu, but were they to attack us in any way, they will suffer the consequences of thousands if not millions of angry workers of all our nations that will stand for us and the international movement." Some moderate socialists are worrying that this is going to escalate into a war, but Casella has reassured them by saying that it depends entirely on Pontesi and Beiteynu - Istalia has no intention of going to war with either, but cannot stop a reaction from armed workers if they "pissed them off enough". As a consequence of the possibility of international conflict, Istalia has begun asking the international proletariat to organise against their oppressors and has suggested uniting forces with fellow socialist states - regardless of how critical the Istalian communists must be and have had to be in the past of them. "We face a common threat and I want to believe that, if other socialist states out there are truly representing the working class, will seek to unite with us to protect ourselves from the reaction of the bourgeoisie against the revolutionary nature of the proletariat."
March 5558
Following the warning of the Head of Beiteynu's Medinat Department, Anna Kadiyot, telling the Istalian government to reconsider their "drastic measures", and siding with the Pontesian government after the ban on travel and trade from Istalia to Pontesi, the LSI has begun discussing withdrawing from the Majatran Security Cooperation Organisation (MSCO) arguing that "the MSCO has proved that, other than being a bourgeois and reactionary organisation, it also has decided to turn against Istalia. There is no reason to continue cooperating and allying them." In case of passing, Istalia will leave the MSCO officially in November and will cut any diplomatic relations with Beiteynu.
According to Casella, we are living in conflictive times where several bourgeois powers are threatening the very existence of the LSI and the international communist movement. The priority should be to safeguard a future revolution, and as Casella argues, "we are not to declare war to Pontesi or Beiteynu, but were they to attack us in any way, they will suffer the consequences of thousands if not millions of angry workers of all our nations that will stand for us and the international movement." Some moderate socialists are worrying that this is going to escalate into a war, but Casella has reassured them by saying that it depends entirely on Pontesi and Beiteynu - Istalia has no intention of going to war with either, but cannot stop a reaction from armed workers if they "pissed them off enough". As a consequence of the possibility of international conflict, Istalia has begun asking the international proletariat to organise against their oppressors and has suggested uniting forces with fellow socialist states - regardless of how critical the Istalian communists must be and have had to be in the past of them. "We face a common threat and I want to believe that, if other socialist states out there are truly representing the working class, will seek to unite with us to protect ourselves from the reaction of the bourgeoisie against the revolutionary nature of the proletariat."