Villeneuve: "We're one step closer to peace."

POLITICO | In an unprecedented moment in his military career, Supreme Allied Commander Admiral de Villeneuve addressed the world in a televised speech the North Shihan capital of Dokyo. 
"I have the proud privilege of speaking for the victorious armies of the Free World. They constitute the Allied Forces which have duly liberated Gelakkar, Faraal, Jeet, South Shiha, Draaz and now the Free United Cities. They have captured or destroyed enemy armies totaling more than their own strength. Merely to name my principal subordinates in the Verzarian, Arumian, Straitian, Shihan and Falleen forces is to present a picture of the utmost in efficiency, skill, loyalty and devotion to duty. 
They all agree with me in the selection of the truly heroic figure of this war, he is the common soldier, and his counterparts in the airforce, the navy and the merchant marine in every one of our united nations. He has braved the dangers of U-Boat infested seas, he has surmounted charges into desperately defended beaches and mountains, he has fought his patient way through the ultimately fortified zones. He has endured cold, hunger, fatigue. His companion has been danger, death has dogged his footsteps, he and his platoon commanders have given us an example of loyalty, devotion to duty and indomitable courage that will live in our hearts as long as we admire those qualities in men and women.
I also wish to commend those who fought the second most important front of this war -- the home front. Those who worked at the factories, those who harvested the fields, those who kept the gears of production turning and those who have led the nation as a whole during these darkest of times. Ladies and gentlemen, we're now one step -- and hopefully the final one -- closer to peace. May the Gods bless us all."
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