Lynneth Posted April 19, 2009 Report Share Posted April 19, 2009 As their duty is done, the Canadian observers will withdraw for the time being. If their services are needed for other elections, please say so. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Imperator Azenquor Posted April 19, 2009 Author Report Share Posted April 19, 2009 President Rokossovsky has condemned the actions of the VDR and has issued a statement. “We have tried a vote. The vote was democratic now the VDR refuses to recognize the results of the referendum. They are using force to reassert their control over the province against the wishes of the people. The VSR will have to review our policy for re-unification of Vaule. We also now refuse to recognize Caledonia province as a part of the VDR. We will use any and all means at my disposal to ensure that Caledonia province is permitted, as was the wish of the people, join the VSR” ***Classified*** 12,000 soldiers move to the VSR-VDR border. On televisions and radios in the VDR, the anthem of the Vaulian Empire was played non-stop for 30 minutes. ***Caledonia border*** As the Imperial Guard units moved into the province, they faced large scale civilian resistance. Locals pelted the soldiers with rotten eggs, vegetables, tomatoes and anything they could find. The soldiers started to wonder what they were really fighting for. The Imperial Guard Commanders, commanded by the Order, on the other hand were too focused on their own mission to realize that the whispers of dissent in their own ranks slowly began to grow louder. An angry crowd of 10,000 residents marched towards the Imperial Guard unit. The Guard changed formation, with riot shields in hand, the first lines moved forward to confront the protesters. The second and third ranks were ordered to change to live ammunition. The crowd attacked the front lines with anything they could find. Despite the training of the Guard unit, a throng of protesters broke through the line and continued to push forward. Panicking, the Commander moved behind the third line and shouted: “Open Fire!” The soldiers raised their rifles, but did not fire. Angered the commander shouted again and again: “I order you to open fire!” The soldiers, faced with two unpleasant choices, decided to disobey their Commander. They refused to advance any further and placed the Commander under arrest. ***Sygh-Varthys*** The protesters surrounding the Imperial palace now numbered in the 900,000s. The entire capital was shut down as every street leading to and from the square was packed full of protesters. No one could enter or leave the Imperial palace as the entire complex was surrounded on all sides. The protesters could get no closer to the palace complex because of the large walls that now had snipers positioned along them. Suddenly, the large crowd of people parted as two trucks pulled into the square, positioned 40 feet from the North Wall of the Imperial Palace. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ned the Great Posted April 19, 2009 Report Share Posted April 19, 2009 (edited) We are now waiting for comments from the International observers, regarding the vote. We do know however that the Palace is not amused.The observers from Promised Land conferred until they agreed on a statement. At that point, a spokeswoman stepped forward to give their conclusions. "This whole process, from start to finish, is clearly and cleanly efficient and fair. Everyone's voice is heard, and there is little to no room for corruption of the system." "Canada's obervers has come to a similar conclusion. While the system can be improved - everything can - it is certainly reliable and incorruptible enough so that we estimate a maximum of merely 2% of the votes could be fake in some kind. This is a good voting system." The Nedite observers have come to the same conclusions as the observers from Promised Land and Canada. Now that their job is finished, they will leave the nation tomorrow. President Rokossovsky has condemned the actions of the VDR and has issued a statement.“We have tried a vote. The vote was democratic now the VDR refuses to recognize the results of the referendum. They are using force to reassert their control over the province against the wishes of the people. The VSR will have to review our policy for re-unification of Vaule. We also now refuse to recognize Caledonia province as a part of the VDR. We will use any and all means at my disposal to ensure that Caledonia province is permitted, as was the wish of the people, join the VSR” ***Classified*** 12,000 soldiers move to the VSR-VDR border. On televisions and radios in the VDR, the anthem of the Vaulian Empire was played non-stop for 30 minutes. ***Caledonia border*** As the Imperial Guard units moved into the province, they faced large scale civilian resistance. Locals pelted the soldiers with rotten eggs, vegetables, tomatoes and anything they could find. The soldiers started to wonder what they were really fighting for. The Imperial Guard Commanders, commanded by the Order, on the other hand were too focused on their own mission to realize that the whispers of dissent in their own ranks slowly began to grow louder. An angry crowd of 10,000 residents marched towards the Imperial Guard unit. The Guard changed formation, with riot shields in hand, the first lines moved forward to confront the protesters. The second and third ranks were ordered to change to live ammunition. The crowd attacked the front lines with anything they could find. Despite the training of the Guard unit, a throng of protesters broke through the line and continued to push forward. Panicking, the Commander moved behind the third line and shouted: “Open Fire!” The soldiers raised their rifles, but did not fire. Angered the commander shouted again and again: “I order you to open fire!” The soldiers, faced with two unpleasant choices, decided to disobey their Commander. They refused to advance any further and placed the Commander under arrest. ***Sygh-Varthys*** The protesters surrounding the Imperial palace now numbered in the 900,000s. The entire capital was shut down as every street leading to and from the square was packed full of protesters. No one could enter or leave the Imperial palace as the entire complex was surrounded on all sides. The protesters could get no closer to the palace complex because of the large walls that now had snipers positioned along them. Suddenly, the large crowd of people parted as two trucks pulled into the square, positioned 40 feet from the North Wall of the Imperial Palace. President Ned of Nedland is horrified at this action by the VDR. He has offered military, financial, and tactital support to the VSR. Edited April 19, 2009 by Ned the Great Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Subtleknifewielder Posted April 19, 2009 Report Share Posted April 19, 2009 As their job is over for the time being, our observers will now withdraw to neutral territory. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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