• Maneiran Companies to Disassociate with Rajyam following footage of Brutality, supporting abdication of the Maharaja
Following recent releases and spread of graphic footages coming from Rajyam of the 'extremely' inhumane treatment of both combattants and non-combattants, in addition to allegations of war crimes and other, several Maneiran companies have expressed their condemnation.
“The gross mishandlement of prisoners of war and the publication of this frankly disturbing video is enough reason for the company to step outside of Rajyam until serious reform and justice have been implemented.” says corporate representative of Kai Sai, Noria Julianti, in a press conference, remarking the footage of suspected POW being dragged across an asphalt prior to being executed, alongside other corporate representative of companies such as Kurokoinen, NetVantage, and ReelWorks, which have expressed similar statements.
Citizens across Maneiras have also expressed their dismay and have called for the abdication of the current maharaja, with several large protests raging across Sarya and Bondang, of which flag burning and desecration of the maharaja's portrait being a frequent occurrence.
The State government have yet to provide any definitive statement on the matter, however Prime Executive Sri Saptabuwana states that the Chief Executive Panel is convening to discuss the matter further.
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me realizing my economic boom during the 1st quarter of the year is about to end because the war in the south is over and the combatants won't use my shipping to trade:
President Nixon will address the nation live from the White House tonight on his Vice Presidential pick and “developments concerning the Second Confederate Civil War.” The Presidents of Mexico and Cuba are meeting in Mexico City while the Mayor of New Orleans had a productive phone call with the French President lasting hours. Congress is anxiously awaiting his address amid rumors of American led intervention in the Confederacy.
Maybe, maybe. I do have new liquor that I'm looking to sell internationally. How about an even exchange of liquor, as demanded by local markets?
And for nonites, as stated in one of my previous expansion posts, a nonite politician was elected mayor on the Strip, a stretch of land recently settled by Pangasinense and other refugees from fallen nations. Granted, he was elected in a town of 1500 where over 60% of residents are nonites, but it is a start
Great! More liquor for me 🥃 it'll probably be a massive demand due to the State having abolished the drinking law, making alcohol available to 16 year olds, of course at a higher mark-up.
And well indeed that post was a start, however that'll not be enough. In most likely of cases, Maneiran corporations would probably offer corporate fiscal cooperation in exchange for a nonite quota.