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Usoniy wrote:

16?

1 off. Anyways here's a flag concept https://imgur.com/a/BGhzQMh

Potenzia wrote:

RP:

12:26PM - This just in, hundreds have began gathering outside of the Sulasburg Embassy in the Potenzian capital of León to protest the Sula Government after seven Oruzians were killed and many more were injured during a confrontation between Oruzian freedom protesters and fringe Sula militia in the Sula Kingdom of Hëmendil.

Protestors outside of the embassy have been heard chanting and holding signs that read, “All Hail Oruzia” and “Oruzian Lives Matter.”

RP

Wizlandian Broadcasting Channel

Thousands of protestors, many of whom are Oruzian immigrants, have gathered outside the Sulasburg Embassy in Lorenvia to protest the Lavelle's administrations response to the shootings by Aldor’êįoth Sulasburg and Aél'êįoth St'é militia groups. Many protestors can be heard chanting Oruzian Lives Matter and other pro-Oruzia slogans.

We talk to Mojsije Jelic, noted critic of the Sula government, and one of the organisers of this protest.

Reporter
Mr. Jelic, we've all seen the tragic footage of the gunfire at Tselįonáya-Iós. But in light of the Sula government arrest of the militia members, could you explain exactly what has brought you and thousands of others here today.

Mr. Jelic
Right. We thank the Sula government for rightfully arresting the far-right militia members, but that is the bare minimum that should be done. There is still massive amount of anti-Oruzian prejudice in Sulasburg, and the Sula government has been too willing to tolerate this extremism. Oruzians lives matter. Their ability to feel safe in their own homes matter. And the Sulasburg government needs to do more to tackle anti-Oruzian bigotry.

Reporter
Looking around, we see many signs not only critical of Sulasburg, but also of the Lavelle administration. What I'm wondering is what does the current Wizlandian government have to do with the Tselįonáya-Iós shooting, and if it bears responsibility what should it do moving forward.

Mr. Jelic
Most Wizlandian's don't realise this, but despite all the lip service towards human rights and liberal democracy, the Wizlandian political establishment cares only about two things: trade deals and maintaining their military alliances. I mean look at their response to the shootings. A short press statement condemning the political violence, yet multiple statements, including a lengthy speech, ATTACKING the Oruzian government. And still no statement on the Sula government's increased military presence in Hëmendil, something coming out of LITERAL FASCIST playbook.

So we're here not only to protest Sulasburg, but also to tell our politicians that Human Rights Matter. Oruzian Lives Matter. That militarism in Hëmendil should not be tolerated, and the administration can no longer be complicit in allowing bigotry and human rights violations overseas.

Reporter
Specifically, what would you like to see the current government do going forward.

Mr. Jelic
First, it's important to recognise the problem. To recognise the deep anti-Oruzian bigotry embedded in Sula society, and that our government has an obligation to support human rights abroad, and to call on its allies to do better.

Second, their needs to be a strong condemnation of Sulasburg's militaristic response to the shooting. Because from the outside, it almost seems that the Sula government is attempting to punish Oruzians for being shot at.

And third, our government cannot continue to put issues of trade and military alliances above our foundational moral values. We must be willing to actually sanction countries like Sulasburg should they continue to fail to protect their Oruzian citizens.

Reporter
Thank you for your time.

That is all from me, back to you in the studio.

How we imagine the WW3 event will be like: https://youtu.be/AQVp9GxRlv0

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how it will (probably) be like: https://youtu.be/49NGd0HvvBs

Sulasburg wrote:

Wait who is Lavelle

Wizlandia Chief Executive (basically Prime Minister). Sorry if it is confusing.

Filipinn wrote:

well, the one in my quote.

oh. My bad

Kingdom of the Indus wrote:

The region of Laraniem has turned 3 years old

Our region is going to be in 14 days 1 year old. We should organise something.

Kingdom of the Indus wrote:

If our WW3 event is still going on by then, perhaps we could arrange a temporary truce?

That could be nice

I just found out.. that if we should use the real populations of our nations.. I have more population than Oruzia.. 618.077 more..
I was really surprised.. I thought more people lived in the balkan
well I am twice the size as Oruzia so...

Kingdom of the Indus wrote:

If our WW3 event is still going on by then, perhaps we could arrange a temporary truce?

oh like the Christmas truce in WW1?

NOT ROLEPLAY
I don't want to break Alliances but I find that in asia.. with 2 form Co-Prosperity Sphere against 5 IE. is a little bit to one sided while in Europe it is only 2 CPP against 2 IE. , against (2 unaligned)..

I found it silly to say from myself but.. I the alliances are going to stay like this.. the Intercontinental Entente is too superiour.

I know in wars it isn't always early, but the Co-Prosperity Sphere is just to small for winning against the Intercontintal Entente.

I may be wrong, but that's how I look after it