Three weeks ago, the now illegitimate Bogorian government deployed its military to forcibly attack and destroy the rebel forces in the Catholic South, not only does this symbolise the death of Bogorian democracy but the first moves of a war between Catholicism in Bogoria and militant secularism and xenophobia. Yet this conflict is not a young event, Bogoria has been intrinsically broken socially and politically since the collapse of the Communist regime following the Blue Revolution in 1999, the secular, godless North marginalised and deprived the Catholic South of economic redevelopment and sufficient political representation, they have strangled the south since 1999 and now intend to finish it off, with a brutal bloody military operation of annihilation.
I was in Voluntari giving a speech to police officers when I heard the news of the massacre in Librantowa on the 26th November last year, I was shocked and I was appalled. Eleven democratically elected Catholic politicians were shot dead by atheist northerners as they spoke to voters in a tranquil park. Protests against the decades long marginalisation of the south emerged, violence soon followed. Millions of Rodarians sat down and watched on the news, watching hundreds of thousands of Catholic Bogorians cry out in mercy, begging the government in Utena to lend them a reprieve, grant them some economic investment, redefine the parliamentary constituency boundaries so that the south is represented on a more equal basis, they were ignored and even manhandled as the atheists in the north ordered the police, to viciously dismantle the protest camps. Instead it provoked a bigger response and MasurianPlac was born.
In the south’s de facto capital, Konin, over 200,000 people amassed in Masurian Square (Masurian Plac in the local Polish language), there it became a symbol of Southern tenacity and stubbornness, a monument to resistance against militant secularism, eventually the government in Utena lost patience and decided to use bullets to silence the people, it failed, instead it unleashed a storm no one in Milos Spidla’s government could foresee, the ethnic Polish Police which had showed them loyalty defected en-masse to join their people’s crusade. Within days of the massacres in Konin in December, the South collapsed and the ethnic Czech, Lithuanians and Latvians sent to enforce Utena’s line fled back north. The south rejoiced, government building after building was torched in Konin, Librantowa, Nowy Targ and Sobotka, the government’s hold on the south was destroyed in a maelstrom of molotovs. To counter this success, the government in Utena deployed its army to resurrect its oligarchic tyranny in the South.
Since the deployment of military forces, the South has rallied and armed itself and it has resisted. The Bogorian Army although it is advancing, is doing so at a slower pace and at a greater cost than it was two weeks ago. But what this growing conflict represents is something very simple, and something which should concern every Rodarian citizen; it is a war between religion and militant secularism. This applies not just to Catholic Rodarians, but the 44 million Rodarian Jews, who they too cherish the freedom to celebrate their faith in an open and peaceful manner, in northern Bogoria all forms of religion are detested and repressed, all forms of religious jewellery is banned, public expressions of faith are banned and Church bells are banned from ringing. This is a culture of absolutist secularism that formed when the communist evil was destroyed in1999, the northern oligarchs decided to create a truly ‘secular and liberal democracy’ where there would be no case for social disharmony and religion was the main target, not a decision to remove the class system in a manner similar to our great nation, but removing religion from the public eye.
In reality, the north of Bogoria has never been a truly religious region, compared to the South it is without God in the most extreme meaning of the words. Ever since Bogoria slowly regained its independence from the former Papal States in the 18th and 19th centuries, its secularist agenda became apparent, it slowly removed the role of religion from the cultural identity of Bogoria, whilst the South resisted and maintained its Catholic spirit. Yet this difference in religious outlooks, is connected to the differences in politics, the north a liberal to left wing treasure chest, the South a socially conservative haven, the South has also opposed the secession of Bogoria from the Papal States and has maintained a close connection to the Papal Republic since.
It is that connection, that opens this conflict to the Rodarian psyche, we are witnessing a campaign of cultural annihilation, backed by the CDI, it is sole aim is to destroy the southern identity and silence their fury at the oligarchs in Utena and their economic starvation of the South, let alone the xenophobic views of the northern groups towards the Poles that dominate the South. Not only does this conflict, represent the possibility of ethnic cleansing and cultural destruction, it represents a war upon religion, our religion and a war upon the Mother Church itself. We must, as a proud religious nation and as the Church State recognise the dangers of such a conflict, the ramifications are clear; mass refugee columns streaming into our north, mass reports of killings and massacres, an oligarchic tyranny rejoicing in its victory over the innocent and near defenceless Poles, it would be a travesty to allow such a conflict to continue.
The oligarchs and fascists in Utena however, have rejected an Arthuristan roadmap for peace, federalisation, increased investment and political equality, the Prime Minister Milos Spidla, the architect of this conflict, rejected it as a ‘threat against Bogorian sovereignty and state authority’, President Algirdas Kirkilas was silent, clearly the whipping boy of the Prime Minister, who has made clear in the past, his disdain for everything Polish. The Papal Republic will of course pressure the oligarchs to discuss and debate peace, Yet do so with the interests of the South in mind, sadly, I believe there is no chance for this to occur, the Oligarchs and their CDI puppet masters have made clear their intentions, to war upon the South and destroy it. How long can this nation sit and watch without speaking out, with 1.4 billion voices we can deafen the oligarchs, we must do so as soon as possible, before it is too late.
Written by Proconsul Tiberiu Alexandrescu.
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