Under-Secretary Duncan writes Government Paper on "Peace"

The Under-Secretary of State for Alliance Affairs has today published part of his government report titled, 'Lasting Peace: The Allied Response To Crewing World Peace'. Under-Secretary Alan Duncan, pictured above with the report, published one section of his office's report; the full version has been sent to the Chancellor while he negotiations peace with the four leading allies. The report aims to to represent the Allies' views on war, as a collective and how to move forward post-peace as an Alliance. The published chapter read:
"Citizens of the free world, today, are ready to act to ensure freedom, liberty and democracy across the entire globe: from coast to coast, hill to mountain, city to city. It is an undeniable fact that citizens have been overwhelming intruded in this Great War, the death toll has been high and pain, which cannot be summed into words, shall scare families forever; much like a plague.
The price for freedom has been and remains high. Falleen Forces and our Allies have never been unwilling to pay this price. The ills we face come from one vicious regime which is of such vile substance, it could be seen as fictitious and the material of a fairytale. The Red Federation are real, they are true oppressors, they are everything we ought to rid the world of. They will not go away in days, weeks or months unless we, the Allies of the Free World, rid of them. We have the capacity, as Peacemakers, to preserve our final band of freedom which spreads the World-over.
highest aspiration of the Free Peoples. We *must* negotiate for it and sacrifice for it. But we must *not* surrender for it, now or ever. 
The Free Peoples could not be more clearer: we have endured the sacrifice, now must win the peace, not any peace, lasting world peace. These rounds of negotiations most focus on citizens and their right to be free and prosper: they have suffered tenfold over anyone else. As Allies of The Free World, that is our responsibility, whether we want it or not: we are the final stretch of Freedom. We are the protectors of The Free World.
To underestimate the stubbornness of the Reds would be ignorance of the highest crime. There are challenging times ahead and this war, this Great War, has created a tone, a feeling, a mood for a period of stability. Stability, thus, must be secured. Not for our sake, but for the sake of Free and unfree Peoples. We enter a period of terrific responsibility. 
Vowing to our dead that we shall, through our actions, show understanding what they died for: Liberty, Justice, Freedom, Democracy. That is not a cliche soundbite, it is honest. Work, cheerfully, to achieve these aims. We are the Victors of this war and we ought to remember such thing. Do not be intimidated. 
The Free World, Peoples and Children are watching."
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