Barazi Ulasul Basin / Barazian National Press

[Barazi]

A New Flag Raised

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The flag for the aspiring new republic of Barazi (left) and the former Milliyetci-Barazi flag (right)

KRALIYET - A new flag was raised over the Birlikmeclisi - still fully intact even after the catastrophy that was this early week in the nation's capital. Though no such government has been formed yet, it still seemd natural to fly the first new flag over the nation's oldest structure. Ruslan Shanazar, who is now officially the head-of-state of Barazi, along with thousands of admirers gazed at the new colours that would soon make it to be Barazis' official.

The flag came from a group of carefully selected artists from all four dominating groups in Barazi. Aside from being totally creative, the artists were given the task to find a Turkic symbol that could trump the Milliyetci's opressive depiction of the ram's horn (see right flag). The Turkic kilim known as 'the amulet' was the front-running and favorite choice because of its cultural meaning towards Turkic people. "It is meant to symbolise unity with a tribal and frankly cultural relevance to it. I'm sure Barazians will be quite pleased with the new symbol of hope taking over."

Though the flag has now flown, all that is left to do is monitor the public's reaction. After all, it is now their flag...

 

[Thaumantica]

Foremost Doctrine Review Censor

With due regard to the humble working majority of Barazian National Press, it has been deemed vital that a focused review should be implemented as soon as possible. This, in order to disseminate where a clear Milliyetci minority is hiding, under the veil of free speech, in the fair and balanced Transitional Democratic Republic. Many within this government feel that a "National Press", more importantly: one utilized as an obnoxious puppet by the Rehber, is detrimental to the growth of journalism, media, and thus free thought in Barazi.

As representatives of the Transitional Democratic Republic, we maintain the right, imposed by members of the Combined Centrjzieman Coalition, to search and potentially destroy all remnants of the Milliyetci Regime; intellectual property or physical pieces kept from the last days of his dictatorship. This authority extends to and only to investigate what stains ultra-nationalism has left in the "Barazian National Press", but the tempo of progress could very well prove fatal to wings of the Rehber's abandoned propaganda machine.

Always Free,
Henio Ujvári,
Foremost Doctrine Practitioner of the Expeditionary Mindset