The East PacificBoard

Sicilianzo wrote:

What is this “progress” you speak of

You'll soon find out.

Brethren wrote:

hmst
I may not have actually written a rather important scene with Apple and Snow? I can't find it.

Been a bit since I last read something with Apple. Where is he? Under a tree?

The East Pacific is like the balkans but worse

Shauvania wrote:

The East Pacific is like the balkans but worse

and then you have me who is actually from the balkans

Sicilianzo wrote:

What is this “progress” you speak of

Globall destruction of society and bureaucracy

Flers-Douai wrote:

Or you could border me.

sus statement

Dozens of Charuist rebels killed in Uttareekilan gun battle
Three special commandos also wounded in the hours-long clash in the dense forests of Bijapur district.
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At least 26 Charuist rebels have been killed in a gun battle with Uttareekilan government forces in a remote forest, according to media reports on the latest clash in the long-running armed conflict. Police said three commandos were badly wounded in the hours-long clash on Saturday in the dense forests of Bijapur district, some 431km (267 miles) west of Raipur, the capital of the Republic. They were airlifted to the city of Dalli-Rajhara for treatment.

Bijapur is one of dozens of Charuist hotbeds dotting the mineral-rich districts of central and western Uttareekila where tens of thousands of fighters are battling government forces. Police said the gun battle erupted after special police commandos intercepted a group of rebels in the Mardintola forest. “At least 26 Murrepals are dead,” an officer from Bijapur police told RFC news agency on condition of anonymity, using a local term for the left-wing rebels. The Charuist are known as Murrepals because the left-wing rebellion began in 1977 in the Murrepal village of the western Sukma district.

The officer said special forces were still conducting a search operation in the area amid sporadic gunfire. Bijapur police chief Shri Kamlochan Kashyap was also quoted as saying by the online edition of the Uttareekilan Express daily that 26 bodies had so far been recovered. “The exact number of casualties and their identities will be known after the bodies are recovered,” he added. A top rebel leader was suspected to be among those killed, domestic media reported.

The deadly clash in Bijapur is the latest in Uttareekila’s long-running Charuist armed campaign that began in the 1970s, and has cost thousands of lives. The government has deployed tens of thousands of forces to battle the rebels across the region known as the “Red Block”, which stretches across nine western and central states.

The conflict with Charuists, who claim to defend the rights of Indigenous tribes and other marginalised groups, is one of Uttareekila’s oldest and affects vast swaths of the country. It has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced many more since it began as an armed peasant rebellion in the Murrepal village of the western Sukma state in 1977. According to the Central Orientals Terrorism Portal, 10,901 people – including civilians, rebels and security personnel – have been killed in Charuist-related violence in Uttareekila since 2000.

BearStackof2015 wrote:

Dead RMB

true

Restoration of Eastern Kaiserreich wrote:

You'll soon find out.

Been a bit since I last read something with Apple. Where is he? Under a tree?

. . . Snow got overprotective about taking him to Pakitsk (for reasons which were totally spurious, just to put an even sharper edge on it), and the scene in question is essentially addressing that. Not just for the one (1) treaty negotiation that Apple missed, but also -- maybe mostly -- about Snow being high-handed and not listening to Apple on what Apple will and won't do.

Edit: Apple "won" that "argument" and was indeed brought along on the next trip to Pakitsk.

Krozland wrote:

sus statement

Lol

AUGANA IS AFRINDLY COUNTRY

Please endorse me.

Thank you.

Aivintis wrote:

"You said this was bad news"

"No I didn't, I just screamed"

GOLD

hello aiv