In a letter to the Solentian News, Prince Kristov III wrote:
It is obvious that the Solentian government prefers a despotic regime in Gaduridos, rather than one that promotes liberal democracy in the form of a republic, allowing people to elect their head of state. At the same time, the Clarkes want to deny being monarchist pigs in Solentia? Everyone knows they only forced the Kansars into exile because the Kansars were a more respected family. As soon as the Kansars left, they had no competition and their dictatorship could prevail, especially since the international community is constantly sold the lie of "democracy" that the Solentian government tells. You say you have elections, but who counts the votes, and which votes are counted? Election fraud in this "democracy" isn't impossible. In fact, it's highly likely.
We overthrew the Adamsonite regime and liberated Gaduridos from the House of Adamson; members of both the ATR and the IML supported this move, as neither recognised the Adamsons as the rightful rulers of Gaduridos.
Our liberation of Gaduridos is a good thing. Solentia, and the CfL, should try to find out what's actually happening before running off their mouths about it.
Gaduridos doesn't need to trade with Solentia anyways. Neither Beluzia nor Gaduridos needs Solentia. We would advise the Clarkes to stop overestimating their significance.
And how hypocritical, of a government that promotes "freedom" to ban their companies from choosing who to trade with. I shouldn't even say the government; it's just every puppet who becomes the Supreme President. Did Solentia's legislature even approve of economic sanctions? Or did the dictator just order them to happen like that? The Supreme President really just has the power to tell everyone what to do? That is not freedom. That is not free trade. That is dictatorship disguised as democracy to attract inernational support for a fake "Congress for Liberty" which we all know is just an organisation to attract more puppets for the Clarke Junta. I don't see the "Liberty" in organising international armed forces to serve the interests of the elite few members, who call themselves the "Executive Council" when not all members even with the concentration of power. Views have been expressed, against the existence of such a council, but they, like real voters in Solentia, have been ignored. It doesn't matter how the council was elected; the point is that power is being concentrated for the sake of promoting the interests of an elite few who make other members feel inferior.
The Karavs are not even in power in Gaduridos; we are simply reforming the country and allowing the democratic process to take its course. As soon as another eligible government steps forward, we will welcome it, as long as its policies do not harm the liberties of the people, or their image.