08-09-2003, 17:41
The following is a statement by the High Council of The Nomadic Peoples of Sibley:
The rebels and bandits that have plagued our nation from the beginning have somehow united and seized several townships and important members of the High Council, demanding large sums of money in exchange for their safe return. Being nomads, we regard money with utter contempt and have vowed to ensure their safe return by killing every last member of the rebel clans involved. We believe that the threat to our national unity (which is a little shaky at the best of times) is great enough to warrant a civil war on this scale. We understand that other UN members may have some issues with this. Would our position as UN members become untenable if we chose to pursue this course of action?
The rebels and bandits that have plagued our nation from the beginning have somehow united and seized several townships and important members of the High Council, demanding large sums of money in exchange for their safe return. Being nomads, we regard money with utter contempt and have vowed to ensure their safe return by killing every last member of the rebel clans involved. We believe that the threat to our national unity (which is a little shaky at the best of times) is great enough to warrant a civil war on this scale. We understand that other UN members may have some issues with this. Would our position as UN members become untenable if we chose to pursue this course of action?