DezNutz wrote:Feniks wrote:Danik wrote:Not the same as planning to take it : I well recall upping influence in certain ports at certain times : not with any intent of actively stealing the port, but certainly hoping to benefit if a conflict between others caused their influence to drop and left it in our hands by default. On occasion it was to act a block to prevent another nation benefiting from any conflict. Thats port politics.
So 7 days ago they "start a discussion" which was "not the same as a vote" and a few days later they pump influence into that port. Not 1 person, but 2.
That is not a coordinated action in your mind Danik?
How much influence was pumped into the port? Couldn't have been too much.
I currently see about a whopping 4.9M total influence from the USA, which is still less than Spain , St. Kitts, and the Pirates. Let's not mention the UK's already existing influence. OH NOES. The less than 5M influence is going to uproot the 13M influence of Kitibari (that's actually pretty damn low for a port holding nation), must be an attack to take the port. Let me guess you put all your influence in one place? You don't buy influence in other ports to make it harder for conspiracy attacks to wipe your total influence.
For being the ones that seems to be speaking for an entire nation, it seems you have very little knowledge of what is actually happening. Or are you just spouting off in the forum trying to redirect and make USA the victim here.
USA influence was at 10 million in Baramas. If you didn't know that then maybe you should simply sit down and let those that do know something speak. Maybe it is time for the true leaders in USA to step forward instead of the mouthpiece.