Monroe+Doctrine

=The Monroe Doctrine:=

December 2, 1823

=Extra Extra! This Just in -- James Monroe brings Monroe Doctrine to Public!=

On December 2, 1823, Our President, James Monroe, during his seventh State of The Union Address to Congress, informed us about the Monroe Doctrine. This Document is said to forbid European colonies in the western hemisphere from crossing or coming into our territory. Any person, from the European Colonies, who dismisses this remark, shall assume that this shows us to begin war. President Monroe explained to all of the Americas that this was to be taken seriously, and that he shall be told of any trespassers who attempt to pass our lands.

President Monroe now sees European colonies as a threat, and hopes that they will all take this just as serious as he does. James Monroe also believes that we should encourage democracy and republics to other countries. We have later found out that our Secretary of State, John Quincy Adams, wrote this speech or Monroe Doctrine for Monroe.

Another thing to acknowledge, is that the Latin American People were very intrigued to see James Monroe's or you could say John Quincy Adam's words. But John Crow wouldn't let them have their "joy" for long! He argues that the Latin American's know that our President has very little power during this time and that they are realists. Many of them are trying to deny his words, but others are giving up. So is our President, James Monroe, withholding little power? Is the Monroe Doctrine the only document or proof of power that our government has? Do the European Colonies know about this to? - and - Are all of these statements true?

Well, although they do appear to be true, we still haven't been told whether John Crow is saying these things for attention, or if he TRULY does know this for a fact.

Also, after speaking with John Crow, he also believes that the Latin American's knew that without the British forces on our side, the Monroe Doctrine stands alone. James Monroe denies many of these things Crow has brought upon us America's. So is our Future of Independence in the hands of Great Britain or will our President keep that in our territory? None of these questions are sure to be answered, but with our reporters we are trying our best to confirm the mistakes we might have been listening to. All we can do now, is ask Monroe what he thinks of all of this. So, a few days ago we reported to James Monroe and asked his opinion of all these reports we have sent off throughout the past few days. Monroe does not like the idea of John Crow talking about our land and people this way. He also said he doesn't believe that our independence will rely on Great Britain, and that there is NO NEED TO WORRY!! But what he isn't sure about is the Latin America's. We have all heard him say that he will do what needs to be done, and he will always stick to his document, the Monroe Doctrine.

Thank you to all of our readers, and with much gratitude we announce that you stay tuned with the Spartan Gazette for more answers!

By: Kara Poole