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Political Chaos Ensues
Written By Wolfe Blitzer
ENN Chief Editor
The political scene in Europeia has imploded within the last 72 hours.
Vice President Lethen issued a stunning statement, admitting that he had frequently viewed political party private forums, using his admin abilities to secure the password and read information for his own personal interest. This revelation comes off the heels of a controversial and public scandal of Kazaman breaking into the EFP and stealing information for the ECCP at the height of the last election. Wounds take time to heal, and the lack of time between these two events have left many Europeians angry and bitter.
One of the consensuses among newer members is that the elite protect themselves using numbers, and were appalled at the apathetic, or even supportive comments Lethen got in response to his confession.
"Absolutely deplorable," and an unnamed staff member to Deputy Mayor Dementaria, "The elite manage to shelter Lethen, while he commits crimes. This is a shame."
However, this argument has gotten much farther than just a debate. Internal Goldenblock informants claim that members of the Executive staff have expressed a reluctance to countinue to work for HEM after his so-so declaration of support for Lethen, and his subsequent outbursts. Many speculate that this lead to him to decide to resign as Chief of Staff in order to allow him to not have a negative effect on the administration. However sources inside the Goldenblock say that former Vice President Anumia and President Lexus convinced the Chancellor to stay on, citing the need for continuing compromise and healing on this issue.
The Chancellor has been cited to be especially stressed over this issue, and mumblings of a total resignation and total leave were floating around until squashed by the Palatium staff a few hours before.
"Nope, not going to happen." Rid Chuckles stated, who is a chief aid to the Chancellor on domestic policy.
Meanwhile, as the Grand Hall catches on fire, and the new Chief Justice faced his first real test, we are all reduced to wondering...Is anybody right?
Political Chaos Ensues
Written By Wolfe Blitzer
ENN Chief Editor
The political scene in Europeia has imploded within the last 72 hours.
Vice President Lethen issued a stunning statement, admitting that he had frequently viewed political party private forums, using his admin abilities to secure the password and read information for his own personal interest. This revelation comes off the heels of a controversial and public scandal of Kazaman breaking into the EFP and stealing information for the ECCP at the height of the last election. Wounds take time to heal, and the lack of time between these two events have left many Europeians angry and bitter.
One of the consensuses among newer members is that the elite protect themselves using numbers, and were appalled at the apathetic, or even supportive comments Lethen got in response to his confession.
"Absolutely deplorable," and an unnamed staff member to Deputy Mayor Dementaria, "The elite manage to shelter Lethen, while he commits crimes. This is a shame."
However, this argument has gotten much farther than just a debate. Internal Goldenblock informants claim that members of the Executive staff have expressed a reluctance to countinue to work for HEM after his so-so declaration of support for Lethen, and his subsequent outbursts. Many speculate that this lead to him to decide to resign as Chief of Staff in order to allow him to not have a negative effect on the administration. However sources inside the Goldenblock say that former Vice President Anumia and President Lexus convinced the Chancellor to stay on, citing the need for continuing compromise and healing on this issue.
The Chancellor has been cited to be especially stressed over this issue, and mumblings of a total resignation and total leave were floating around until squashed by the Palatium staff a few hours before.
"Nope, not going to happen." Rid Chuckles stated, who is a chief aid to the Chancellor on domestic policy.
Meanwhile, as the Grand Hall catches on fire, and the new Chief Justice faced his first real test, we are all reduced to wondering...Is anybody right?