Posted: Wed Dec 04, 2019 8:53 pm
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
https://forum.nationstates.net/
MONDAY · 9 DECEMBER MMXX · PRINTED IN LENDERT · TWOPENCE MOSLEM ATTACK ON HINDIAN DIRECTOUR THE directour of the Hindia Belandan National Security Service (Nationale Veiligheidsdienst/NATVEI), Mr. Poernomo Sugih, yesterday was the target of a suspected assassination attack by a man believed to have held radical Moslem tendencies. Mr. Sugih was reportedly holidaying on the island of Pulau Pengasingan, off the coast of the Hindia Belandan province of South Senjani, where he keeps a holiday house, when an attempt was made on his life around noon. He was not injured in the attempted assassination and has returned to Batavia, the assailant being shot dead by Mr. Sugih's own NATVEI officers only moments before he was allegedly to fire. In response to the attempted attack on Mr. Sugih, the Prime-Minister of Hindia Belanda, Mme. Antje Moeljani, cut short her visit to Kota Hantu Putih in Southeastern Malaya after the attack, where she was attempting to broker appeasement talks with the secessionist movement in the autonomous territory which has in recent times been beset with conflict. Mme. Moeljani returned to Batavia immediately, where she called an emergency Sunday meeting with her Cabinet. The attack has re-ignited concerns over the liberalisation of the centuries-old prohibition of Mohammedanism by those domiciled within this Realm, which was implemented late last civil year in a bid to improve relations with majority Mohammedan states, such as Hindia Belanda which shares its Sovereign with Nordenstate. Mr. John Hallinger, the Conservative Knight for the North Riding of Barminstershire, suggested to the Regal Post that Great Nortend is increasingly vulnerable to such attacks on her soil, owing to the lack of sufficient monitoring of the persons admitted into the Chantry ward scheme. The King's Clerk, Sir Aaron Billings, moved to quash any fears of a similar attack on any of His Majesty's subjects or any visitors to Great Nortend. “We must also clearly distinguish between ordinary and pious Mohammedans, who as we Christians worship and praise God, and Moslems who use their religious texts to further their own temporal interests and personal vendettas.” Sir Aaron praised the work of the Police and armed forces in tracking down and dealing with threats and said that the chance of such an attack is so low that no one should have Moslem terrorists to worry about when going about his daily activities. |
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