Eternity RPC Board
08-02-2019, 03:53 AM
3rd Zechyr 1600
The sudden visit of the Adwestene foreign minister shocked the government. They weren't expecting a visit from Adwest, so they wondered what was happening. In any case, Kurn set up a direct meeting with him on this day.
The place of the meeting was to be far from the protest site, but still a government building. The meeting itself was not disclosed to the South Kolhari public for the Foreign Ministers own safety.
As the Foreign Minister arrived, Kurn greeted him.
"To what do I owe the pleasure of meeting you today?"
Meanwhile, in the party headquarters there was a fierce debate about what to do about the protesters. There was a wide consensus that things had gotten out of hand, but there was a large split as to what to do about it.
On one side, some more moderate members of the party wanted to talk to the protesters and perhaps reach a compromise. Kurn himself leaned towards this option, but all sides knew that any decision needed to be thoroughly debated and thought through. The hardliners, however, saw this as the potential first step towards the destruction of the fascist regime.
The other side wanted one simple thing: a declaration of martial law, and then the use of the military to clear the protesters from the legislature. Pushed by the hardliners, they were of the opinion that if even an inch of ground was given to the protesters they would take a hundred miles. In their view this was the only option to stop the protesters without risking the fascist position. However, the moderates viewed it as a drastic and unnecessary escalation when not all peaceful options had been exhausted.
As the debate raged on, the protesters remained in front of the legislature, occupying the area outside of the building and preventing lawmakers from entering it, effectively grinding the legal legislative process to a halt and revealing the truth to anyone who payed attention about how the Davyl Jaw effectively ruled by decree.
The sudden visit of the Adwestene foreign minister shocked the government. They weren't expecting a visit from Adwest, so they wondered what was happening. In any case, Kurn set up a direct meeting with him on this day.
The place of the meeting was to be far from the protest site, but still a government building. The meeting itself was not disclosed to the South Kolhari public for the Foreign Ministers own safety.
As the Foreign Minister arrived, Kurn greeted him.
"To what do I owe the pleasure of meeting you today?"
Meanwhile, in the party headquarters there was a fierce debate about what to do about the protesters. There was a wide consensus that things had gotten out of hand, but there was a large split as to what to do about it.
On one side, some more moderate members of the party wanted to talk to the protesters and perhaps reach a compromise. Kurn himself leaned towards this option, but all sides knew that any decision needed to be thoroughly debated and thought through. The hardliners, however, saw this as the potential first step towards the destruction of the fascist regime.
The other side wanted one simple thing: a declaration of martial law, and then the use of the military to clear the protesters from the legislature. Pushed by the hardliners, they were of the opinion that if even an inch of ground was given to the protesters they would take a hundred miles. In their view this was the only option to stop the protesters without risking the fascist position. However, the moderates viewed it as a drastic and unnecessary escalation when not all peaceful options had been exhausted.
As the debate raged on, the protesters remained in front of the legislature, occupying the area outside of the building and preventing lawmakers from entering it, effectively grinding the legal legislative process to a halt and revealing the truth to anyone who payed attention about how the Davyl Jaw effectively ruled by decree.