Arab-Canada
08-05-2007, 07:28
Arab-Canadian News Company:
“ It was only yesterday these two Fledgling nations where about to rip out each others throats. And now they are signing a treaty of peace which will end the 30 years trade embargo that has been crippling both nations. Officials have stated that this treaty was built by parties of both nations and was mediated by a third party which has been declared classified. Many people in Arab-Canada are glad to see the two nations getting along and that trade could begin again. Although this event is well anticipated some are wondering if the official signing will have any unwanted interruptions.” spoke Hummand al James as he stood in front of the Arab-Canadian Capital building.
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The area around the building was busy with guards and reporters rushing around to make sure they had the best seat in the house to view the signing. News crews from around the world where there looking for the same seat. Thousands of people ran around the area like chickens with their heads cut off. For one this was a very important day. It was the day he saw all he fight for come to light. The fruit of his labors would soon be bared and the task complete.
Security at the Conference was tight. SUVs, and Black Sedans made a sudo-barrier around the capital building. Men in black suits stood at just about ever street corner within a 6 miles proximity. Even undercover officers where placed as by standers and reporters. All seemed well in the nations….
“ It was only yesterday these two Fledgling nations where about to rip out each others throats. And now they are signing a treaty of peace which will end the 30 years trade embargo that has been crippling both nations. Officials have stated that this treaty was built by parties of both nations and was mediated by a third party which has been declared classified. Many people in Arab-Canada are glad to see the two nations getting along and that trade could begin again. Although this event is well anticipated some are wondering if the official signing will have any unwanted interruptions.” spoke Hummand al James as he stood in front of the Arab-Canadian Capital building.
http://www.arabskeemiraty.com/foto_SAE_2/big/Sharjah_Eletricity.jpg
The area around the building was busy with guards and reporters rushing around to make sure they had the best seat in the house to view the signing. News crews from around the world where there looking for the same seat. Thousands of people ran around the area like chickens with their heads cut off. For one this was a very important day. It was the day he saw all he fight for come to light. The fruit of his labors would soon be bared and the task complete.
Security at the Conference was tight. SUVs, and Black Sedans made a sudo-barrier around the capital building. Men in black suits stood at just about ever street corner within a 6 miles proximity. Even undercover officers where placed as by standers and reporters. All seemed well in the nations….