A war in which Britain supported Japan against Russia had occurred in the early 1900s. This discussion was done by two Russian officers; the battle in which this discussion took place, "The Battle of Port Alexander", was a decisive British victory.
Emperor Victor of the Holy Roman Empire when ordering to sack the city of Rome. During the Great Apostasy, the HRE invaded the Papal States to bring an end to the pope once and for all. The entire city was destroyed, from the Papal palace to the ancient Roman Ruins.
Shahanshah Cyrys III, Supreme Ruler of the Persian Empire, ordering Delhi to be sacked and burned. The deed brought great riches to the state coffers and earned the everlasting emnity of his newest subjects in the surrounding area.
King Alfonse of Spain upon finally getting vengeance on his ancient foes.
"So ends the rule of Romanov over the lands of Russia. I, Kaiser Wilhelm, Third of My Name, decree it."
An unknown member speaking to the former president of the organization, expressing discontent at his moderate policies and reconciliation with the Democrat "capitalists".
Supposed last words of notorious mass murderer Jake Christoff. Christoff, known prior to his own death as the Son of the Damned, was infamous for his cross country murder spree, claiming the lives of ten men, nine women, and four children. It was known that the only witness to escape from him was 15 year old Dylan Anderson, who at the age of eighteen would go out of witness protection and track down Christoff, confronting him outside a bar in Nashville, shooting Christoff with a sawed off shotgun.
Lord President of the Imperial State of America, Orion Jameson, spoken in 1874 after the capitulation of the Republic of Virginia. Jameson, taking power after the previous Lord President was killed by Socialist revolutionaries, would make this bombastic declaration upon his unprecedented military successes against the traditional foes of the American state, New England and Virginia. Styling himself as the shining example of the Revolutionary Citizen, Jameson would develop a cult of personality around himself. His death in 1890 would cause a collapse of the Jameson System, but the ideology of Orionism would live on beyond its creator.
Lyndon B Johnson ordering nuclear strikes after the USSR renewed the Korean War with active ground forces on the Korean Penninsula *and* putting troops on the ground in North Vietnam, widely seen as a precursor to invading West Germany by the American National Security Apparatus.
Leo Milligan, an Irish journalist, having an interview concerning the Second Crimean War between the Russian Empire and the Sakartvelian Republic.
Commissioner Robert Paul Marie de Guise of French Togoland, to a captain of the French Army, during the Guinean War. Pelerosaurs, iguanodons, and dryptosaurs refer to different tanks made by the United States in the 1920s.
Emperor Gustav II of Sweden during the Third Battle of Breitenfeld in 1798. The Swedish (by now ruling much of Northern and Central Germany, as well as northern Poland and all of Scandanavia) and the Spanish (having re-absorbed their Austrian cousins into one single realm ruling from Lisbon to Budapest, including most of Italy) were fighting over Bavarian Succession - the Swedish backing a cadet line to the throne with ties to the British throne, while the Spanish were backing a cousin (twice removed) of the last Duke of Bavaria that was married to a Hapsburg.
Secretary Of State to President Kennedy during the Franco-American Missile Crisis
Quote supposedly said by Napoleon Bonaparte. Born to Italian parents from Corsica, Bonaparte had long felt something of a passive hatred to the French nation, believing them to have held back the Italian people from forming a unified nation. Napoleon would use his prestigious military career to launch a series of wars against Europe, largely focusing on Austria and Spain, the other nations he considered responsible for holding Italy back. Unfortunately the wars against both them and their allies would end up going to well, and as such Napoleon would launch an invasion of Russia, knowing full well that once winter set in, the tide would turn against his troops.
The cold open of a video log by journalist Evan Wright, taken three weeks into his six weeks embedded with mercenaries fighting in the South African Civil War. Wright's video logs were published along with his article and became insanely popular, eventually inspiring the movie The Lions of Cape Town
Eric Fischer, a noted comedian, on the death of Rachel Kingsbury due to police brutality. Fischer was not well-received and was booed off the stage.
Lauren Faust explaining why she declined to work on My Little Pony in favour of Milky Way and the Galaxy Girls.
A quote attributed to a fundamentalist preacher in 1806 - Hamilton won, and abolished slavery thanks to growing anti-slavery sentiment among poorer farmers who were fed up with being constantly driven out of business by the slave-owning class.
