Re: Damiena Broadcasting Corporation (DBC)

by **SmartbyLaw** 12th November 2011, 05:20

Damiena Broadcasting Corporation (DBC) - Page 3 Breakingnews

LORENTA ACCEPTED INTO THE ATLANTIC COMMONWEALTH
After several weeks of talks, Lorenta is now a member

Damiena Broadcasting Corporation (DBC) - Page 3 Lorentaonac

Damiena Broadcasting Corporation (DBC) - Page 3 Lorentaonac

ATLANTIC CITY, LORENTA | After several weeks after the first official announcement of the Atlantic Commonwealth, the United Republic of Lorenta has officially been accepted after talks between the countries.

After the news broke, celebrations all across Lorenta erupted. Atlantic City, Hilliard, New London, Panem and Loren are just a few cities that have begin the celebrations this evening. Several people on the streets were yelling and screaming, "Long live the AC!". One man we talked to, a resident of Atlantic City said, "I am so glad to see Lorenta become a part of the Atlantic Commonwealth. I've waited for this day for several weeks and I knew it would happen. It was a gut feeling." A woman down the street who was throwing a party told DBC, "Its about time! But as long as we are in the AC I am fine. I hope we can strengthen our relations with all the countries and prosper."

Celebrations lasted late into the night, eventually calming down to minor parties. "Many people are thrilled with the news", said Mark Andrews, "I'm glad we've been accepted."

The Atlantic Commonwealth will surely help Lorenta with trade and other important factors to help the nation thrive. Don't worry though, the AC countries will benefit from the trade and investment.

We contacted the Presidential Manson and got a statement from the Presidential House Press Speaker. The statement read, "We are absolutely thrilled about the news of Lorenta being accepted into the Atlantic Commonwealth. We hope to strengthen relations and economic ties with each nation in the Commonwealth. This move will not only benefit us, but it surely will benefit them. We look forward to the future to see the countries grow and prosper, and to be united."

President Washington plans to visit the Atlantic Federation sometime after the weekend is over.

Stay tuned to DBC News and http://dbcnews.com

Written by Markus Smith

by **ForthWall** 12th November 2011, 06:09

Booo

Bad Job

But good article Smile

by **Blakeway4** 12th November 2011, 14:06

No, it's good Smile

Atlantic is going well! This means great economic deals in the future!

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