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Vérinoo | Truth
"Never underestimate the audacity of hope."
News from the Confédération
Continued Raids by E'trangi: The small border town of Ni'ec was nearly destroyed to day after yet another vicious raid by the E'trangi tribe. After nearly a running wild for nearly an hour, the E'trangi savages were finally stopped by the local warband, which had to be called in by Governor Abney. When asked why there was such a slow response, Governor Abney said, "The warband was busy putting down smaller raid elsewhere." No information on this other raid has been released to the public at this time.
Debate Over Environmental Bill Drags On: The debate on whether to pass the Green Bill continues to drag on. Members of the Traditionalistes Faction support the bill saying, "it will bring the Confederacy back to its roots." On the other side, the Modernisateur Parti, says that passing the bill could hamstring companies by setting tighter control on emissions and refusing to sell government land set aside for national parks. Furthermore, neither side seems willing to compromise, which has lead to a complete stalemate in the Confederate Council, and which has stopped other, more important legislature from being discussed. Says Elder Angeni of the Traditionalistes, "Its the principle of the matter."
"Never underestimate the audacity of hope."
News from the Confédération
Continued Raids by E'trangi: The small border town of Ni'ec was nearly destroyed to day after yet another vicious raid by the E'trangi tribe. After nearly a running wild for nearly an hour, the E'trangi savages were finally stopped by the local warband, which had to be called in by Governor Abney. When asked why there was such a slow response, Governor Abney said, "The warband was busy putting down smaller raid elsewhere." No information on this other raid has been released to the public at this time. Debate Over Environmental Bill Drags On: The debate on whether to pass the Green Bill continues to drag on. Members of the Traditionalistes Faction support the bill saying, "it will bring the Confederacy back to its roots." On the other side, the Modernisateur Parti, says that passing the bill could hamstring companies by setting tighter control on emissions and refusing to sell government land set aside for national parks. Furthermore, neither side seems willing to compromise, which has lead to a complete stalemate in the Confederate Council, and which has stopped other, more important legislature from being discussed. Says Elder Angeni of the Traditionalistes, "Its the principle of the matter."