France invades Socratic Eutopia (IC/MT/TG to enter)

[Existentialist France]

Members of the Peoples' Army, backed up by the Peoples' Air Force of France, have invaded Socratic Eutopia due to the "lack of individual and political liberty and rigid class system." in order to "liberate" it.

[Socratic Eutopia]

Members of the Peoples' Army, backed up by the Peoples' Air Force of France, have invaded Socratic Eutopia due to the "lack of individual and political liberty and rigid class system." in order to "liberate" it.

150 planes (10 Squadrons) of the Eutopian Air Force engage the French air force whilst the Eutopian Army Hoplites and Civic Guard Special Tactical Units engage the "Peoples' Army".

[Emmiland]

Emmiland Office of International Oversight have sent envoys to access the situation on ground in Eutopia to determine the king's stance.


In The Name of the King we Shall Vanquish our foes

[Socratic Eutopia]

Emmiland Office of International Oversight have sent envoys to access the situation on ground in Eutopia to determine the king's stance.


In The Name of the King we Shall Vanquish our foes

Socrates/Sokratis Eutopia, Chairman of the Council of Guardians, greets the envoy. "Greetings, Envoys." he said, preceded by "Have you travelled far?"

[Existentialist France]

Members of the Peoples' Army, backed up by the Peoples' Air Force of France, have invaded Socratic Eutopia due to the "lack of individual and political liberty and rigid class system." in order to "liberate" it.

150 planes (10 Squadrons) of the Eutopian Air Force engage the French air force whilst the Eutopian Army Hoplites and Civic Guard Special Tactical Units engage the "Peoples' Army".

The French retreat after sustaining 103 casualties.

[Existentialist France]

the retreating Peoples' Air Force of France ( L' Armée D'Air De Le Peuple) drop Marxist, existentialist and democratic propaganda leaflets.

[Socratic Eutopia]

the retreating Peoples' Air Force of France ( L' Armée D'Air De Le Peuple) drop Marxist, existentialist and democratic propaganda leaflets.

A relatively small mob (95 people) riot in the street upon reading the leaflets, they destroy statues of philosophers (especially Plato and Socrates) and pelt Civic Guards with stones. A Guardsmen is knocked unconscious and so the Guards fire into the crowd.