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Post by Ailedhoo on Jan 10, 2014 13:02:33 GMT -8
"Live in our Juruseleam studio..."
So what is your view on the matter?
"The classic debate show which we ask your view! And now; here is our host: Victor Miles!"
Victor Miles goes on the stage.
"Thank you! Thank you! Today we have two guests, one of our fond UAR and the other from the plate smashing land of the Platonic Republic! Hence we will first welcome Yorgos Verga from the Platonic Republic, regarded as one of the founders of the Republic who has a reputation as a side figure in the Philosopher Council. "
Yorgos Verga enters the room and sits on his desk.
"From the United Arab Republic is the Minster of Information; the a genius both in politics and comedy Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf!"
Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf enters the room and sits down.
"Now we will go round with questions with both our guests and have them express their opinion. Hopefully the charming crowd will not go in uproar tonight, so let us begin with a simple question; the Olympics have been gaining attention with the Platonic Republic's plan to rebuild but with a war with Japan, a upcoming conflict over Thessalonica and debates on the very nature of what critics call a totalitarian government is the Platonic Republic suitable to host the games and it is the right moment to host with Vietnam in the case? And when is the date anyway?
"Mr al-Sahhaf: what is your view on the matter?"
"Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf: what is your view on the
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Post by iraqi information on Jan 10, 2014 13:07:33 GMT -8
First of all, thank you, Victor, for allowing me the opportunity to correct many of the infidel lies and deceit circulating in the Mediterranean today. To answer your first question, I must first say, you are asking too many questions at once. It is impossible to provide a proper response when you pile on the topics with no room to manoeuvre. What is most important? The Olympics? Thessaloniki? You must prioritize!
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Post by Ailedhoo on Jan 10, 2014 13:14:13 GMT -8
"Forgive me... I have been on a long holiday and hence need to get my steam up and running. Anyway: do you think it is good for the Games to be coming when the hosts are involved in so many conflicts?"
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Post by iraqi information on Jan 10, 2014 13:32:21 GMT -8
What is this talk of the games "coming"? Nothing has been organized! The Olympic Committee has not settled upon the sports to be performed, the venue for the games remains speculative, no date for its occurrence has been settled upon... It is a waste of time to discuss the impact of the Olympics when they remain a purely hypothetical venture.
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Post by Ailedhoo on Jan 10, 2014 13:39:23 GMT -8
"Err... true..." went Miles, noticing a slightly red (embarrassed?) face of Yorgos Verga. "Well I guess failure to plan is planning to fail is what Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf proclaims. So what is your view on the matter Yorgos?"
"I agree the disorganisation has hindered the effort" went Yorgos. "The Council have been too single minded in looking at the Vietnamese case and thinking their construction would set. We should have committed more to the IOC."
"And the peace thing in troubled times?"
"The Platonic Republic, according to my peers, have signed peace with Japan and they argue the Thessaloniki case as a "domestic occurrence" which would focus in cases."
"Err right" went Victor, noticing that Mr Verge was... seeming more nervous talking about his fellow work colleagues. "What is your view on Thessaloniki o Mr al-Sahhaf? How would it impact the games? Is it just a "domestic occurrence" as Verge claims the Philosopher Council of the Platonic Republic claims? Would the scenario likely to end rosily for the Greeks and the people of Thessalonik?"
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Post by iraqi information on Jan 10, 2014 14:06:35 GMT -8
The Thessalonian revolt is symptomatic of hardening resistance to Athens' despotic government throughout the region. It is a cry for liberation from a foreign-imposed caste system that strips the populace of its self-determination. They recognize that Athens' tired rhetoric of "order" and "justice" is a paper-thin veil to excuse the subjugation of other cultures to a tyrannical regime. We are seeing the same cries out outrage in Libya at this moment.
The only just solution is for Greece to recognize Thessalonian independence. It had no right to the territory in the first place: it was bought from Rome, traded like a cow at the marketplace. But the Thessalonians refuse to be treated like cattle and slaughtered at will. It is appalling that Athens and Constantinople continue to ignore this fact.
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Post by Ailedhoo on Jan 10, 2014 14:17:31 GMT -8
"Of course" went Victor Miles. Turning to face Yorgos Verga to greet the Platonic Governing Caste member with "what is your reaction to this?"
"Would the Arabians have it ok if, say, a group of violent thugs turned Alexandria "independent," causing disorder and questioning their vision of justice? The government of the Platonic Republic is committed to ensure order. We have envisioned the Greek peoples under a just society, to set in a unity of harmony..."
"Is attacking a city harmonic?" came a interruptive question by Victor Miles.
"Is attacking a attacking disorderly?" replied Verge. "We are simply stomping out criminals set in trying to dominate Thessaloniki. The people have been misdirected by cunning anarchists, keen to hinder the just society of the Platonic Republic. Our caste system is set in harmony and in total absolutism to justice we are fit to accept Rome's willingness to allow Thessaloniki to return to the country that the city belong to. It is tragic that agents of chaos and injustice have vowed against such harmony."
"Err... I... see..." went Miles in a nervous tone. "Forgive me for this... I would like Mr al-Sahhaf's reply to that." It was clear Miles himself was... not exactly supportive of Verge's tone.
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Post by iraqi information on Jan 10, 2014 14:25:22 GMT -8
You see, always Athens holds the popular will in contempt. Who are these thugs. these criminals? They have drafted their own constitution, so they must be not only literate, but educated. If the Platonic caste is so harmonious as Mr. Verga claims, the revolt would not have happened. That it did is clear evidence that his order does not work.
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Post by Ailedhoo on Jan 10, 2014 14:37:53 GMT -8
Before Victor Miles could seesaw back to Verge the Governing Caste member hissed "are you questioning the teachings of Plato?!"
"Now! Now!" went Victor Miles. "We want to be civil, yes? Well I guess I will allow Verge to reply in a hopefully civil tone to Mr al-Sahhaf's critique."
"What al-Sahhaf should have mentioned was that this operates came before our holding. Clearly the traitors who mislead the people of Thessaloniki have also mislead the Arabians. With our Roman and Holy Roman support we have the means to ensure classically our sovereignty over the city. The main body of the people... the Productive Caste... are meant to follow the virtue of moderation, meaning they should the courage of the Protective Caste and observe the wisdom of the supreme Governing Caste. There is no order more just than this. If the insurgent terrorists who currently hold members of our society at hostage think they can be protected under their declaration of "independence" then it is our duty to teach them the sovereign power that the Platonic Republic has over its core realm, Greece. By Plato we must not allow the scoundrels to have grounding!"
"Oh... okeydokey" went Miles. "Err I might have a third response session on this question due the viewing of it and the audience do what to know; is soverieng power and national unity a reason to crack down on Thessaloniki?"
"Yes it is by Plato!" interrupted Verge.
"I was talking to al-Sahhaf!" went Miles, a hint of anger in his voice. "Err... what is your reply Mr al-Sahhaf to Mr Verge's commitment to the idea of a Thessaloniki under Platonic Republican sovereignty? This will be the last reply since we have to move on to other questions..."
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Post by iraqi information on Jan 10, 2014 15:07:03 GMT -8
Mr. Verga says that his government is acting in defence of society, but whose society? The Thessalonians clearly feel they do not belong to Greek or Roman society, yet Athens insists on forcing their compliance. Mr. Verga claims Greek sovereignty is just; Thessalonians insist self-rule is just. It is an irreconcilable difference that Greece's rigid caste system can never address.
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