Rioting Breaks Out in Reichen Refugee
Camps
12 May,2009
Tampenis, Singabolah(XNN)------ Fighting broke out today between
Singabolan troops and Reichen refugees in several camps today
following the Singabolah Government's agreement to hand over
Reichens suspected of having vital military intelligence to the
SENSE Security Council.
Singabolan troops had to use tear gas and water cannon to disperse
frenzied Reichen mobs which appeared in force at the sixteen major
camps in Singabolah. Amidst the chaos and the confusion, it is
unsure how many are dead or injuired, although offical sources
estimate three dead and 150 wounded.
"This is proof that no SENSE member can be trusted! These
Singabolans are just nothing more than a lot of [Censored]
hypocrites who made empty promises to us about a safe haven from
those mad SENSE schweinhund, and then hand us over to their evil
puppet masters, the Xing Shianans!" Hermann Fritz, 14, raved at
reporters today. Fritz is an occupant of the Sunny Welfare Camp for
Displaced Reichens, located outside the Singabolan city of
Tampenis.
"We can not take this lying down! All Germans, Reichen and Prussian
alike, must rise up now and overthrow the oppressive SENSE
slavedrivers, before they destroy the Germanic race entirely! SEIG
HEIL!!! REICHLAND UBER ALL-"
Here Fritz interupted by a Singabolan soldier wielding a baton, who
promptly bashed his teeth out and dragged him off. One of his
collegues, Coporal Boh Cheng Hu, 20, offered his opinion on the
matter.
"Wah lau! I tell you ah, these [Censored] ang mohs really too much
ah! We sayang them, give them food and let them stand there shake
leg, but now see lah! I tell you, this is all the fault of the
gahmen. So enthu, always want to bring in 'foleign talen,' now see
what happen!"
At this point, Cpl. Boh was distracted by a Reichen who was in the
process of a hurling Molotov cocktail at a soup kitchen. He ran
over and began assualting the man with a table leg.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, who run the camps, has assured the
public that the situation is well under control.
"There is nothing to be concerned about. The unrest in the camps is
nothing more than a group of trouble makers trying to sow discord."
a Ministry Spokesman said at a press statement earlier today.
It is not certain how much the riots will cause in terms of
financial damage, but the political reprucussions are being felt
already. Torn between its pro-SENSE stance and helping the
Reichland, the riots have been a big setback for the anti-war
faction in Singabolah Parliment, who argue that the riots were
caused by the current administration indecisiveness in foreign
policy.
"I tell you, Lee and his cronies have really [Censored] up this
time," says hardline Opposition MP Francis Siow Ting Tong. "There
is no such thing as peace with the Krauts. I say we throw in our
sticks with the rest of SENSE and go hantham them back to
Germany!"