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January 1, 1936
Tirana

Narrator: High atop the fortress city of Tirana, the most powerful man in Europe…ok, ok, maybe not the most powerful in Europe, but certainly the most powerful man in Albania, sat in his office.

And now introducing the star of, “Where’s Albania? A comic AAR,” and the Head of the Albanian Government Meeehhhdddiii FFFaaassshhheerrii

Mehdi Fasheri stared at the voice, that’s right at the voice, “I take offense to this, Albania is a great nation that will one day…”

His secretary interpreted him over the intercom, “Ah sir, who are you talking to?”

Mehdi Fasheri looked at the intercom as if in confusion, “I was just…It doesn’t matter. What do you want?”

His secretary, now standing next to his desk continued, “Sir you 1:00 o’clock is here.”

Mehdi Fasheri stared up in confusion, “How did you do that?”

His secretary stared at him, “Do what? “

“How did you move that fast? I mean was just talking to you over the intercom.”

His secretary started walking towards the door, “Sir this is Albania, we can’t afford intercoms. I’ll send in your 1:00 o’clock.”

A man in a full military uniform and two black outlines of human figures walk into the office.

The man in uniform draw himself to attention to address Fasheri, “Hello, Mr. President/Mr. Primer, I’m not quit clear what we call are leader, I’m the chief of the Army, Enver Hoyla.”

Black outline #1, doing what ever black outlines do also addressed his leader, “Hello, Mr. President/Mr. Primer I’m Unknown, Chief the Airforce.”

Black outline #2, inmated black outline #1, “Hello, Mr. President/Mr. Primer I’m Unknown, Chief of the Navy”

Mehdi Fasheri stared at the two black outlines “So you are both named Unknown. Interesting names, is that Greek?”

Unknown, the chief of the Chief of Navy that is, spoke up first, “No I’m pretty sure it is English.”

Primer Fasheri, I’m pretty sure he would be a Primer, “Mr. Hoyla, You have a report for me.”

Hoyla pulled something from a briefcase, “Yes I do.”

Hoyla handed Fasgeri a think vanilla folder. He opened it up and flipped through it. He quickly finished it and closed it. It was filled with about 20 pages, total blank, except for the last one, which said in bold letters “We’re Screwed.”

Fasheri handed back, “Very precise. What do you recommend we do about it?”

“Well, my department was written up a report about are potential resources.” Hoyla tried to hand back the vanilla folder.

Fasheri pushed it away, “No need. I think I understand. Unknownses, what do you have to report?”

The Unknowns looked at each other. Unknown #2, I think he is the hand of Navy, damn I can't remember, responded, “Sir, this is Albania, I’m positive that only about three of us can swim...”

Unknown #1 jumped in, “And I don’t think there is anyone in these country who was seen a plane.”

Primer Fasheri voice was starting to grow angry, “That didn’t stop Mongolia in my last game, why should it stop you!”

Unknown #2 looked at the ground, “With all do respect that was different situation.”

“What a minute, I though I was the head of the Navy,” said Unknown #1.

“What does it matter?” said the Narrator.
 
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lol. good start. do you have an army chief? I don't :( (as czech)
 
But you have a navy chief with plus 10% land something. :p

Good start, Man of Steel.
 
What are you complaining? I have a Romania air minister that gives bonuses to the navy, plus two guys for Chief of Staff that have the same name and are the same....

Nice start, btw...I hope you die quickly:rolleyes:
 
looking forward to this AAR. It should be amusing, especially if it's about a country led by King Zog I (so your guy is a prime-minister) :D

some info about this guy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zog_of_Albania

Cheers!!

Laur
 
March 15, 1936
Tirana

Narrator: Deep below the streets of Tirana, in catacombs and sewers, Prime Minister Mehdi Fasheri sat at his desk.

Mehdi Fasheri stared at the intercom on his desk in confusion. He poked it with an outstretched forefinger, picked it up and stared at the bottom of it, put it back down, and finally collected the strength to call his secretary. “Hello, I told you their was a intercom…Hello…Hello.”

“Yes,” a stern, masculine voice responded.

“Hello, who is this? Where is my secretary?” respond the Prime Minister.

“Secretary? This Albania we can’t afford secretaries.” the man at the other end of the line retorted.

“Ok. Who are you?” asked Fasheri.

“It is not important. The Foreign Minster and the Minister of Intelligence are were.”

Before he could even say 'send them in' a black outline and a short, well dressed man walked through the door.

“Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. I am Foreign Minister Fuat Aslam,” said the well dressed man.

“Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. I am Minister of Intelligence Unknown,” said the black outline, while the Prime Minister fell back into his chair in annoyance.

“Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. I’ve been through this before. What do you have to tell me?” A sharp edge was clearly in his voice.

“Well this morning Italy annexed Ethiopia. And Yugoslav was massed 3 divisions on are border.” The Minister of Intelligence, Unknown (kind of ironic isn’t it), responded.

Fasheri was shocked to say the least. “What should we do?”

The Minister was ready for this question. “Well, I’ve packed some bags and have a boat waiting, just incase.”

The Foreign Minister built on this, “Yes and which country would you prefer to stay in: England or France?

Fasheri rotated in his chair, “That is kind of extreme don’t you think. I mean they only put a couple of divisions on our border. I don’t think their going to attack.”

“Sir, let me show you something.” The Foreign Minister produced a graph from his jacket. “See these two little guys right here, that is are military. See these 100,000 men right here that is Yugoslav’s army.”

Fasheri looked at the two little guys in the corner of the page and then looked at the 100,000 men encircling the little guys. “We can take them, if the declare war.”