OSTROVAKIA TODAY
PAPIST INSURGENCY?
A shocking report from Kashtan this week claims an Eiffelland national has violated both the political and religious harmony of a factory workplace. Kashtan Scholar and political correspondent Zakhar Dudin described the details of the incident as "highly offensive and startling to the cultural sensibilities of the average Kashtani laborer", suggesting the offender could face serious punishment if convicted.
Now a rash of similar complaints have since been lodged domestically within Ostrovakia, particularly in the Port and Financial districts where many alien outsiders are known to inhabit both legally and illegally. Although it is not illegal to practice Catholicism in Ostrovakia, members of the faith have been often cited as "workplace agitators and agents against progress" by Ostrovakia's Bureau for National Progress that investigates and removes confirmed antigens from the national body.
One such report made public to OT by an alleged victim of "workplace disharmony" claims a Papist suggested she might appear more attractive in a Catholic schoolgirl uniform. The defendant was not known to be Catholic by his co-workers prior to the incident, but one employee claims to have seen the defendant with a pocket sized picture of the Pope on a previous occasion which the defendant claimed was his Father before suspiciously obscuring it away from sight.
Officials from the Bureau for National Progress did not respond directly to our inquiries on whether a possible Papist insurgency may exist in Ostrovakia, replying that the "Bureau proactively seeks to destroy any individuals or networks that stand in the way of our national enlightenment and progress". Ostrovakia's foreign office could be reached however and claims to be following the situation in Kashtan very closely as a potential instance of "international progress, in that Papists and transients may finally begin to internalize how their offensive autocratic ideology affects democratic and independent people as you find in Kashtan".
PAPIST INSURGENCY?
A shocking report from Kashtan this week claims an Eiffelland national has violated both the political and religious harmony of a factory workplace. Kashtan Scholar and political correspondent Zakhar Dudin described the details of the incident as "highly offensive and startling to the cultural sensibilities of the average Kashtani laborer", suggesting the offender could face serious punishment if convicted.
Now a rash of similar complaints have since been lodged domestically within Ostrovakia, particularly in the Port and Financial districts where many alien outsiders are known to inhabit both legally and illegally. Although it is not illegal to practice Catholicism in Ostrovakia, members of the faith have been often cited as "workplace agitators and agents against progress" by Ostrovakia's Bureau for National Progress that investigates and removes confirmed antigens from the national body.
One such report made public to OT by an alleged victim of "workplace disharmony" claims a Papist suggested she might appear more attractive in a Catholic schoolgirl uniform. The defendant was not known to be Catholic by his co-workers prior to the incident, but one employee claims to have seen the defendant with a pocket sized picture of the Pope on a previous occasion which the defendant claimed was his Father before suspiciously obscuring it away from sight.
Officials from the Bureau for National Progress did not respond directly to our inquiries on whether a possible Papist insurgency may exist in Ostrovakia, replying that the "Bureau proactively seeks to destroy any individuals or networks that stand in the way of our national enlightenment and progress". Ostrovakia's foreign office could be reached however and claims to be following the situation in Kashtan very closely as a potential instance of "international progress, in that Papists and transients may finally begin to internalize how their offensive autocratic ideology affects democratic and independent people as you find in Kashtan".
