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Nyland Daily News
Three arrested in false-flag assassination plot
By M. M. Goode
Published: 28 Quartyr, 1584
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Folkestad Police Department officers escorted by Federal operative after raid on alleged assassins' home.
FOLKESTAD - Three men were arrested yesterday in Folkestad by federal S.H.I.E.L.D. investigators during a targeted sting operation on one of the men's homes. Investigators have refused to release the names of the men citing their pending case, who stand as "strong suspects in a plan to perform severe acts of violence."
The three men, aged 28, 27 & 24, are implicated in a plot to assassinate several leading political figures. While many details were not forthcoming as to how the men first drew the suspicion of federal intelligence agencies, authorities say that during the course of many months, the 28 year old created a fake Galasian identity using both real and forged documents that he and his co-conspirators allegedly planned to use as a cover with which to murder high-profile government officials. All three men are born and raised in Nyland, and allegedly wanted to attack politicians who support the government's refugee policies.
A year and a half ago, President Kohout relaxed limits on refugee quotas, a move praised on the left and villified by the right.
All three suspects are known members of the Golden Unity movement, a far-right political action organization that often uses inflammatory and violent rhetoric in their rallies, where the three first met. The three were also active in spreading propoganda photos and video online. Gustav Haugen and other outspoken leaders of the group declined to comment on the investigation until its conclusion, but did say they did not support violence or murder to "save the Republic."
Found in the raided home were several stores of military small-arms and munitions, bomb-making materials and completed bombs, plans of public spaced and offices, and leaflets on "enemies of the Republic" that are often a staple at Golden Unity rallies.
"The suspects wrote on these lists a number of classifications, from 'top' to 'low' priority, likely as a list of possible 'targets,'" authorities stated. The "hit-list" includes such popular names as President Kohout, President Morgen, Secretary of State Helga Myhre, as well as others. The suspects allegedly wanted to kill popular leaders and disguise the act, "so as to be seen by Nylanders and the world as having been committed by a refugee," investigators explained.
The ongoing investigation into the plot, though failed, has still raised alarms over growing right-wing sentiment and popularity in Nyland, and what it means for democracy here. There are also concerns as to how the men were able to manipulate government asylum procedures and assume a Galasian refugee's identity.
The last decade has seen waves of refugees reaching Nyland, first from Tambossa and more recently from the ongoing civil war in New Galasia. The issue of migrants has driven right-wing popularity of late, amplified xenophobic attitudes and inflamed anti-immigrant incidents across the country.
Three arrested in false-flag assassination plot
By M. M. Goode
Published: 28 Quartyr, 1584
Folkestad Police Department officers escorted by Federal operative after raid on alleged assassins' home.
FOLKESTAD - Three men were arrested yesterday in Folkestad by federal S.H.I.E.L.D. investigators during a targeted sting operation on one of the men's homes. Investigators have refused to release the names of the men citing their pending case, who stand as "strong suspects in a plan to perform severe acts of violence."
The three men, aged 28, 27 & 24, are implicated in a plot to assassinate several leading political figures. While many details were not forthcoming as to how the men first drew the suspicion of federal intelligence agencies, authorities say that during the course of many months, the 28 year old created a fake Galasian identity using both real and forged documents that he and his co-conspirators allegedly planned to use as a cover with which to murder high-profile government officials. All three men are born and raised in Nyland, and allegedly wanted to attack politicians who support the government's refugee policies.
A year and a half ago, President Kohout relaxed limits on refugee quotas, a move praised on the left and villified by the right.
All three suspects are known members of the Golden Unity movement, a far-right political action organization that often uses inflammatory and violent rhetoric in their rallies, where the three first met. The three were also active in spreading propoganda photos and video online. Gustav Haugen and other outspoken leaders of the group declined to comment on the investigation until its conclusion, but did say they did not support violence or murder to "save the Republic."
Found in the raided home were several stores of military small-arms and munitions, bomb-making materials and completed bombs, plans of public spaced and offices, and leaflets on "enemies of the Republic" that are often a staple at Golden Unity rallies.
"The suspects wrote on these lists a number of classifications, from 'top' to 'low' priority, likely as a list of possible 'targets,'" authorities stated. The "hit-list" includes such popular names as President Kohout, President Morgen, Secretary of State Helga Myhre, as well as others. The suspects allegedly wanted to kill popular leaders and disguise the act, "so as to be seen by Nylanders and the world as having been committed by a refugee," investigators explained.
The ongoing investigation into the plot, though failed, has still raised alarms over growing right-wing sentiment and popularity in Nyland, and what it means for democracy here. There are also concerns as to how the men were able to manipulate government asylum procedures and assume a Galasian refugee's identity.
The last decade has seen waves of refugees reaching Nyland, first from Tambossa and more recently from the ongoing civil war in New Galasia. The issue of migrants has driven right-wing popularity of late, amplified xenophobic attitudes and inflamed anti-immigrant incidents across the country.