Tensions Flare in AuroriaStocks plummet amid NFS threat to revolt, protests spring up all around SeluciaAuroria, Selucia- Sitting outside of a coffee shop on Aedile Avenue, the noise of local city life is washed over by the raucous caused by the protestors at the Imperial Senate building some four blocks over. It has perhaps been the most stressful week for the Imperium in the last decade.
Reports of the NFS sending paramilitary to aid the enemy last week caused Internal Affairs Minister Paul Bieber to order the paramilitary to dissolve itself voluntarily or police and military personnel would execute the law which forbids any activity by such groups. This event may have led the KLP to bring to debate (not yet to vote) a declaration of war against Deltaria. This outraged the NFS members.
"Traitor! We,the NFS, are already helping Deltaria with a vonlunteer militarist organization of our supporters. If you declare the war, we will revolt, we will not let it be!", said the leader of the NFS on the floor of the Imperial Senate. This is second time in the last week that the NFS has mentioned launching a civil war against the government.
News of a revolt sent shock waves throughout the Imperium, as the stock market plummeted and citizens began rushing to markets to stock up on necessitates.
Long lines at this New Selucianum Market is a common sight around the countryJust days after the outburst, the leader of the Libertarian Party in the Imperial Senate, Blasius Janus, introduced a formal censure against the NFS.
"A formal censure shall, upon passage of this resolution, be invoked upon the National Front of Selucia for conduct unbecoming and for threatening, not only peace and stability in the Imperium, but the lives of the citizens that we in the government serve.
Resolved that, upon passage, the Imperial Senate demands the NFS to retract their threat to revolt and promise to never take up arms against their countrymen
Resolved that, upon passage, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Defense shall monitor members of the NFS deemed "likely to commit domestic terrorism" until such time as those respective ministries or the Senate elect to cease such an operation."
After Janus was done reading the censure to the Senate, an unidentified Senator from the NFS sprang up from his seat and shouted "Never!". He then proceeded to run out of the building with his fist in the air; likely on his way to commit some act of radicalism.