Urstania
17-09-2008, 12:48
Red Hall was the name of the Parliament Building for the Socialist Republic of Urstania which was apart of Chernobyl-Pripyat.
The streets of Stimesk the capital of the republic were quite busy. It was usually a busy city and the most populous city in Urstania with over 1.6 million citizens.
The streets seemed crammed with trabants and old box type cars from the soviet era currently the Urstanian Communist party had a ban on western imported cars saying "We need to protect Urstanian factories and car Manufactoures at home"
On Red Hall sat one large Portrait of the leader of Chernobyl-Pripyat which reminded all Urstanian Citizens that they were apart of Chernobyl-Pripyat
The Urstanian Communist Party which met in Red Hall to discuss local issues and set internal republic laws were really an offbranch from the main communist party and central government in Chernobyl-Pripyat
During the years that Urstania had been apart of Chernobyl-Pripyat the population demographs began to change and currently 18% of the population (around 3.1 Million people) are from Chernobyl-Pripyat while the other 82% (14.4 Million) spoke Urstanian and were ethnic Urstanian
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17th SEPTEMBER 2008
A group of 5 Urstanian's made there down University Boulavard towards Union Square so they could stand directly at the base of Red Hall
They were wearing large coats and within 10 minutes they were standing in Union Square before Red Hall. The portrait of the leader of Chernobyl-Pripyat looked over the square
The 5 Urstanian's walked on the steps. Some police men were patrolling the square and eyed the large group with suspicion but didnt act on it. It was groups of 10 or more that needed breaking up
But as the minutes passed 3 more people entered Union Square. The original 5 people removed thier coats to reveal plain white T-shirts with a national flag of Urstania and in vivid had the words written
"Urstanian Party of Liberation and Independence"
and on the back had written
"Urstania cant hope to be free until we are Free of Chernobyl-Pripyat!"
The three other civilians removed thier coats immediatly after reaching the steps of Red Hall
A police man noticed 8 citizens immediatly and with fright ran over to the group, whisteling and calling over other Policeman in the area
"Hey you all! Do you have a permit for this!" said the shocked cop
"We have a right to be here, we dont need justification for freedom of assembly" said the central figure in the group who was a bald mane with a moustache
"No, no you need a permit to demonstrate. I am going to have to ask you all to put back on your coats and disperse immediatly" the other police man surrounded the group. One cop even picked up a coat off the ground and tried to hand it to one of the demonstrators
"We have a right to be here, didnt you hear me?" said the central man
"Look If you dont disperse we will have to forcefully disband this illegal demonstration. You need a permit to gather in groups this large in public and demonstrate! dont you know your breaking the law!?" said the policeman
"We will not move from these steps. We need to let the party know what the people think" said the man defiantly
"Thats it!" the Policeman then called up on his radio
"Re-enforcements to Union Square immediatly, we have a code number 1, I repeat a code number 1"
"What do you think you are doing!?" said the demonstrator
"You are under arrest all of you for disturbing the peace and inciting civil disorder" said the policeman. at that the cop's began advancing and trying to supress the demonstrators until after a small jostle all 8 were arrested and were made to sit on the steps and wait for vans to take them away
Some passerby's were quite curious as to what is going on.
Some citizens remained nuetral and continued to walk on but some even stopped. A women walking her young daughted walked up to the cops
"What is going on here?" she said
"Ma'am please this does not concern you, please continue on"
"They are fascists!" yelled a demonstrator sitting on the steps
"Who are these people?" asked the women
"Ma'am they are criminals now can you continue with your business and leave now!" said the policeman
The women stood over to view the demonstrators
"Your for a free Urstania? Well I support you wholeheartedly" she said
"Thats it ma'am you are underarrest for refusing police orders!" The Police immediatly broke the mothers grip from her child and clamped her hands together behind her back and was pushed onto the steps with the demonstrators. The child who was no more then 4 began sobbing and crying.
The mother was quite put out and angry and began abusing the police
Some citizens saw this and ran over
"You seperated that mother from her child!? What did she do!?" said a short man wearing glasses
"Sir, please! these people were creating a disturbance and are waiting for police to take them away"
"What did they do exactly? this isnt right!" said the man
"Sir just continue about your business, this doesnt concern you, Vasily when are the re-enforcements here!?"
"Here" the man reached to pull up the mother, the child was still sobbing
"Thats it, your under arrest!" the policeman beat the mans arm with his batton
9 other citizens rushed over
"What do you cops think you are doing! your suppose to protect the people!" some yelled
Even cars were pulling up to see the comotion
Eventually Police cars began entering Union Square and blocked off the road exits and entrances and blocked off Union Boulavard Bridge which was a major inconvenience causing traffic pile ups hundreds of meters long
The citizens who werent under arrest were in a panic and ran to the exits of the streets but were refused exit by the cops who had blocked the streets with thier cars.
The original police were now shoved and pushed to the ground and citizens began releasing teh handcuffs on the demonstrators on the steps. over 130 citizens were trapped in Union Square
Teargas canisters began to fly over the square which led to columns rising above the square and created a hazy mist. the citizens were now even more panicked and a few minutes later Riot vehicles began to ride up to the police car blockade.
Citizens on the otherside of the blockade were standing looking at events unfold on the square.
........................................Meanwhile at a Townhouse in Stimesk.............................
President of the Urstanian Socialist Republic was at his house. His name was Chovsky Metesk and he was 58 years old
An aide came rushing in
"Comrade. There is unrest on Union Square. The police have been called out but the situation could escalate"
"So Red Hall has been breached!?" said Chovsky in panic
"No, no. the unrest is on the square. An Illegal organization tried to protest but its gotten out of hand"
"So what area's are experienceing unrest. Are there strikes!?" said Chovsky
"No, its just on the square. The police have acted fast to quell it as soon as possable"
"Well... Ok. When the matter is sorted get Ivan Carac to meet me at Red Hall to discuss what has happened and we can see what we can do with a solution. Until its sorted I'm not leaving my home"
....................................... In a country Villa near Copak in the east of Urstania.............................
"General Secretary Carac! There is unrest in Stimesk!" said an aide hurriedly
"Well how bad is it?"
"Its confined to Union Square. President of Urstania Comrade Metesk wants you to meet with him in Red Hall when its died down"
"So much for a vacation! Prep my helicopter we should reach Stimesk within 2 hours"
...................................BACK IN STIMESK..........................................
The citizens on the square were now being loaded into the back on some trucks. The original instigators were taken in other vehicles.
Teargas was beginning to clear over the square. A sympathy strike was now in progress in an eastern Stimesk factory and some brave University Students just one block away from Union Square were sitting infront of the university steps demanding greater freedom of speech and expression and an independent Urstania
Police were now active all over the city routing out opposition. Large vans with mega phones on the roofs were blaring out messages to the people that they should head inside and remain indoors until an address by the President and General Secretary of Urstania.
Ivan and Chovsky were looking down on the square from Red Hall. there was an unconsious body lying at the steps which was being taken away
"How did this happen!?" said Chovsky he was still quite in shock
"Only 130 people were on the square. I just think our aides exagerated the truth out of fear or something" said Ivan
"Still this is unacceptable. I'll address the people. In the mean time you contact the central government and see what Chernobyl-Pripyat can do to help us" said Chovsky
"Let the Urstanian news run with the government approved version of events and then switch live so I can address them" continued on Chovsky
Within 20 minutes the TV and camera crews were all set up to show Live to Urstanian Tellivisions
Instrumental music opens up the news program which usually doesnt come on for another hours so it was disrupting regual scheduled TV
A women was sitting at a desk
"Violence erupted today in Stimesk as anti government demonstrators turned against the police and incited a riot. The police force acted quickly to restore order but the Riot's have spread all over the city. Police are currently standing off at the University and the industrial district on Stimesk, These images are from earlier today"
It shows helicopter footage looking down on University Boulavard of hundreds of students cramming the boulavard with riot police enclosing them in. Then footage showed the choas that erupted on Union Square. It then turns back to the news presenter
"We switch live now to Red Hall where President of the Sociaist Republic of Urstania will Chovsky Metesk will address the people"
Camera's show a Chovsky sitting at the presidential desk in his office
"Dear Comrades. We are currently dealing with unrest in Stimesk and we want to ask for calm. Casualties and instability are all that will come of this and this is something we dont want. Please remain calm. No steps will be taken to install Martial Law but the police have been put on High Alert. We ask that you all remain calm and remain indoors. As for citizens outside of Stimesk we want to assure you we have the situation under control and that you should not be tempted to fall into the ranks of the rioters in destabalizing the nation. Thank you"
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To Chernobyl-Pripyat
Concerning recent events in Stimesk the capital of the Socialist Republic of Urstania
An Illegal organization tried to stage a demonstration that was not sanctioned by the government. It was crushed but it drew in some civiians who fought for them. we quelled it all. Riot Police are still standing off with the University students who are staging thier own demonstration. Strikes in the Industrial district has been quelled. We would like to ask for some advice. As the main driving force the central governent has more powers and controls the National Armed Forces. It is advised by the General Seceretary of the Urstanian Communist Party and I, President of the Socialist Republic that the armed forces be moved into Stimesk and the central government will support us to impose Martial Law. Any advice on handle the situation would be appreciated
The streets of Stimesk the capital of the republic were quite busy. It was usually a busy city and the most populous city in Urstania with over 1.6 million citizens.
The streets seemed crammed with trabants and old box type cars from the soviet era currently the Urstanian Communist party had a ban on western imported cars saying "We need to protect Urstanian factories and car Manufactoures at home"
On Red Hall sat one large Portrait of the leader of Chernobyl-Pripyat which reminded all Urstanian Citizens that they were apart of Chernobyl-Pripyat
The Urstanian Communist Party which met in Red Hall to discuss local issues and set internal republic laws were really an offbranch from the main communist party and central government in Chernobyl-Pripyat
During the years that Urstania had been apart of Chernobyl-Pripyat the population demographs began to change and currently 18% of the population (around 3.1 Million people) are from Chernobyl-Pripyat while the other 82% (14.4 Million) spoke Urstanian and were ethnic Urstanian
..............................................................................................
17th SEPTEMBER 2008
A group of 5 Urstanian's made there down University Boulavard towards Union Square so they could stand directly at the base of Red Hall
They were wearing large coats and within 10 minutes they were standing in Union Square before Red Hall. The portrait of the leader of Chernobyl-Pripyat looked over the square
The 5 Urstanian's walked on the steps. Some police men were patrolling the square and eyed the large group with suspicion but didnt act on it. It was groups of 10 or more that needed breaking up
But as the minutes passed 3 more people entered Union Square. The original 5 people removed thier coats to reveal plain white T-shirts with a national flag of Urstania and in vivid had the words written
"Urstanian Party of Liberation and Independence"
and on the back had written
"Urstania cant hope to be free until we are Free of Chernobyl-Pripyat!"
The three other civilians removed thier coats immediatly after reaching the steps of Red Hall
A police man noticed 8 citizens immediatly and with fright ran over to the group, whisteling and calling over other Policeman in the area
"Hey you all! Do you have a permit for this!" said the shocked cop
"We have a right to be here, we dont need justification for freedom of assembly" said the central figure in the group who was a bald mane with a moustache
"No, no you need a permit to demonstrate. I am going to have to ask you all to put back on your coats and disperse immediatly" the other police man surrounded the group. One cop even picked up a coat off the ground and tried to hand it to one of the demonstrators
"We have a right to be here, didnt you hear me?" said the central man
"Look If you dont disperse we will have to forcefully disband this illegal demonstration. You need a permit to gather in groups this large in public and demonstrate! dont you know your breaking the law!?" said the policeman
"We will not move from these steps. We need to let the party know what the people think" said the man defiantly
"Thats it!" the Policeman then called up on his radio
"Re-enforcements to Union Square immediatly, we have a code number 1, I repeat a code number 1"
"What do you think you are doing!?" said the demonstrator
"You are under arrest all of you for disturbing the peace and inciting civil disorder" said the policeman. at that the cop's began advancing and trying to supress the demonstrators until after a small jostle all 8 were arrested and were made to sit on the steps and wait for vans to take them away
Some passerby's were quite curious as to what is going on.
Some citizens remained nuetral and continued to walk on but some even stopped. A women walking her young daughted walked up to the cops
"What is going on here?" she said
"Ma'am please this does not concern you, please continue on"
"They are fascists!" yelled a demonstrator sitting on the steps
"Who are these people?" asked the women
"Ma'am they are criminals now can you continue with your business and leave now!" said the policeman
The women stood over to view the demonstrators
"Your for a free Urstania? Well I support you wholeheartedly" she said
"Thats it ma'am you are underarrest for refusing police orders!" The Police immediatly broke the mothers grip from her child and clamped her hands together behind her back and was pushed onto the steps with the demonstrators. The child who was no more then 4 began sobbing and crying.
The mother was quite put out and angry and began abusing the police
Some citizens saw this and ran over
"You seperated that mother from her child!? What did she do!?" said a short man wearing glasses
"Sir, please! these people were creating a disturbance and are waiting for police to take them away"
"What did they do exactly? this isnt right!" said the man
"Sir just continue about your business, this doesnt concern you, Vasily when are the re-enforcements here!?"
"Here" the man reached to pull up the mother, the child was still sobbing
"Thats it, your under arrest!" the policeman beat the mans arm with his batton
9 other citizens rushed over
"What do you cops think you are doing! your suppose to protect the people!" some yelled
Even cars were pulling up to see the comotion
Eventually Police cars began entering Union Square and blocked off the road exits and entrances and blocked off Union Boulavard Bridge which was a major inconvenience causing traffic pile ups hundreds of meters long
The citizens who werent under arrest were in a panic and ran to the exits of the streets but were refused exit by the cops who had blocked the streets with thier cars.
The original police were now shoved and pushed to the ground and citizens began releasing teh handcuffs on the demonstrators on the steps. over 130 citizens were trapped in Union Square
Teargas canisters began to fly over the square which led to columns rising above the square and created a hazy mist. the citizens were now even more panicked and a few minutes later Riot vehicles began to ride up to the police car blockade.
Citizens on the otherside of the blockade were standing looking at events unfold on the square.
........................................Meanwhile at a Townhouse in Stimesk.............................
President of the Urstanian Socialist Republic was at his house. His name was Chovsky Metesk and he was 58 years old
An aide came rushing in
"Comrade. There is unrest on Union Square. The police have been called out but the situation could escalate"
"So Red Hall has been breached!?" said Chovsky in panic
"No, no. the unrest is on the square. An Illegal organization tried to protest but its gotten out of hand"
"So what area's are experienceing unrest. Are there strikes!?" said Chovsky
"No, its just on the square. The police have acted fast to quell it as soon as possable"
"Well... Ok. When the matter is sorted get Ivan Carac to meet me at Red Hall to discuss what has happened and we can see what we can do with a solution. Until its sorted I'm not leaving my home"
....................................... In a country Villa near Copak in the east of Urstania.............................
"General Secretary Carac! There is unrest in Stimesk!" said an aide hurriedly
"Well how bad is it?"
"Its confined to Union Square. President of Urstania Comrade Metesk wants you to meet with him in Red Hall when its died down"
"So much for a vacation! Prep my helicopter we should reach Stimesk within 2 hours"
...................................BACK IN STIMESK..........................................
The citizens on the square were now being loaded into the back on some trucks. The original instigators were taken in other vehicles.
Teargas was beginning to clear over the square. A sympathy strike was now in progress in an eastern Stimesk factory and some brave University Students just one block away from Union Square were sitting infront of the university steps demanding greater freedom of speech and expression and an independent Urstania
Police were now active all over the city routing out opposition. Large vans with mega phones on the roofs were blaring out messages to the people that they should head inside and remain indoors until an address by the President and General Secretary of Urstania.
Ivan and Chovsky were looking down on the square from Red Hall. there was an unconsious body lying at the steps which was being taken away
"How did this happen!?" said Chovsky he was still quite in shock
"Only 130 people were on the square. I just think our aides exagerated the truth out of fear or something" said Ivan
"Still this is unacceptable. I'll address the people. In the mean time you contact the central government and see what Chernobyl-Pripyat can do to help us" said Chovsky
"Let the Urstanian news run with the government approved version of events and then switch live so I can address them" continued on Chovsky
Within 20 minutes the TV and camera crews were all set up to show Live to Urstanian Tellivisions
Instrumental music opens up the news program which usually doesnt come on for another hours so it was disrupting regual scheduled TV
A women was sitting at a desk
"Violence erupted today in Stimesk as anti government demonstrators turned against the police and incited a riot. The police force acted quickly to restore order but the Riot's have spread all over the city. Police are currently standing off at the University and the industrial district on Stimesk, These images are from earlier today"
It shows helicopter footage looking down on University Boulavard of hundreds of students cramming the boulavard with riot police enclosing them in. Then footage showed the choas that erupted on Union Square. It then turns back to the news presenter
"We switch live now to Red Hall where President of the Sociaist Republic of Urstania will Chovsky Metesk will address the people"
Camera's show a Chovsky sitting at the presidential desk in his office
"Dear Comrades. We are currently dealing with unrest in Stimesk and we want to ask for calm. Casualties and instability are all that will come of this and this is something we dont want. Please remain calm. No steps will be taken to install Martial Law but the police have been put on High Alert. We ask that you all remain calm and remain indoors. As for citizens outside of Stimesk we want to assure you we have the situation under control and that you should not be tempted to fall into the ranks of the rioters in destabalizing the nation. Thank you"
..............................................................................
To Chernobyl-Pripyat
Concerning recent events in Stimesk the capital of the Socialist Republic of Urstania
An Illegal organization tried to stage a demonstration that was not sanctioned by the government. It was crushed but it drew in some civiians who fought for them. we quelled it all. Riot Police are still standing off with the University students who are staging thier own demonstration. Strikes in the Industrial district has been quelled. We would like to ask for some advice. As the main driving force the central governent has more powers and controls the National Armed Forces. It is advised by the General Seceretary of the Urstanian Communist Party and I, President of the Socialist Republic that the armed forces be moved into Stimesk and the central government will support us to impose Martial Law. Any advice on handle the situation would be appreciated