242 replies to this topic

[Rotavele]

Public:

A group of Muslim students gathered outside the Tianxian Embassy in Manila today, holding signs and protesting Tianxia's attempt to oust the elected Islamic Theological Coalition in the Republic of Africa. Though only a hundred or so in number, political demonstrations are in Greater Manila are a rare occurrence. Manila Police were dispatched to keep an eye on the demonstration, but the protest remained a small and peaceful affair as they day progressed. We interviewed one protestor, Abdul al Din Shamon, who said the following:

"Tianxia has taken their violent foreign policy too far. There are a billion Muslim people in the world: a billion people who have the right to voice their political opinions and its not Tianxia's place to tell them their views are right or wrong."

This has been the Manila Times, reporting from outside the Tianxian Embassy in Manila.

 

A large Islamic Mosque in Dar Es Salaam has donated ~$1,000,000 in scholarship funds to the student's who took part in the protests. They also sent a letter.

 

Dear Brother,

 

You have not only supported us, but you have supported the system in which we voted and our voice was heard to elect leadership for our nation. It is a shame of the infliction of terror amongst the Islamic Religion, but that is a fight for a different day. Please take this scholarship and further your education. We ask you to share your wealth of knowledge with others in this cruel world, so that one day we may prevent tyrannical leaders from arising.

 

In our deepest thoughts,

Xafis Islamic Center

[iKrolm]

Public, Investor News:

Electric Horizon CEO Martin Jairo announced that bioelectricians working out of Manila have successfully replaced significant nerve fibers in a live pig with electronic counterparts. Special wires were used to replace the major never cords in all four of the pig's legs, after which the biological nerve endings were chemically treated to encourage them to bond with the metal nerve cord. After completing treatment, the pig was able to move its hooves and legs and, after several weeks recovery time, stand and move about on its own. In the near future, this advancement could mean a cure for people suffering from degenerative nerve diseases and nervous system damage. Right now, a complex drug regime is required to prevent the body from rejecting the new nerves, but Mr. Jairo stated that reducing the recovery time and improving material comparability to reduce or eliminate post-operation drugs was the research group's next goal.

[iKrolm]

Public:

The national government of Selenarctos has released an update to it's visa policy:

A visa is required for entrance to Selenarctos including Greater Manila, the Outer Territories, and the Selenarctos Protectorate Zones. Both long-term work visas and sixty day visitor visas may be applied for at Selenarctos embassies throughout the world. Typical processing time is ten business days for a visitor visa and thirty days for a work visa, during which the Department of Security will contact the country of origin to request a criminal record and proof of employment. The national government of Selenarctos reserves the right to deny entrance to any individual without providing reasons. The national government of Selenarctos also advises visiting foreign nationals that additional measure may be required for entrance into the Outer Territories and advises individuals to contact the territorial governorships at least ninety days in advance of arrival.

Priority visa status has been granted to citizens the countries listed below. Priority visas are usually processed within twenty-four hours.

• Tianxia (proper, excluding affiliated states)
• South Africa