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Oficieële nieuws van de Bataafsche Arbeiders Partij
Roerganger de Graaf Calls for Emergency Meeting of IRB
Oficieële nieuws van de Bataafsche Arbeiders Partij
Roerganger de Graaf Calls for Emergency Meeting of IRB
Vlaanderen, Batavië
Roerganger (supreme leader) Jap de Graaf spoke before the Centraal Comité (CC) in Vlaanderen today announcing his intent to host an emergency meeting of the International Revolutionary Bloc. Ushered out of the chamber by a boisterous applause, our ageing but iron-fisted Supreme Leader was hailed as a pillar against fascism and the right wing. As Roerganger de Graaf was driven back to his residence outside our glorious capital city his son, General Karel de Graaf resumed his guest appearance at Centraal Comité headquarters. Presiding over the session, it was unanimously approved to host the emergency IRB meeting in Vlaanderen at the earliest possible convenience.
General Karel de Graaf appeared before a press conference afterwards and said that, 'All 336 CC members voted in favour of this proposal and therefore we must prepare for the arrival of our allies. All the people should be prepared to do whatever is necessary in Vlaanderen to make it a comfortable and prosperous setting for our foreign Comrades.'
Meanwhile the capital city is preparing to host this event with the city streets and parks being swept clean and the venues for the meetings being prepared. The Komisariaat Buitenlandse Zaken (KoBuZa) (Commissariat of Foreign Affairs) has sent invitations and notices of this scheduled meetings to members of the IRB. Jap de Graaf People's International Airport outside of Vlaanderen is also preparing for the arrival of foreign dignitaries, many of who are expected to arrive within mere days. The IRB headquarters, located within the Government District of the capital city, will play host to most of the meetings. Yet utmost on the agenda, said an IRB spokesman, was organising the alliance against the growing threat of fascism in the East.
General Karel de Graaf finished his press conference today by saying, 'We cannot allow this tumour to push upon our neighbours and comrades. We must stand together as one People.'
Roerganger (supreme leader) Jap de Graaf spoke before the Centraal Comité (CC) in Vlaanderen today announcing his intent to host an emergency meeting of the International Revolutionary Bloc. Ushered out of the chamber by a boisterous applause, our ageing but iron-fisted Supreme Leader was hailed as a pillar against fascism and the right wing. As Roerganger de Graaf was driven back to his residence outside our glorious capital city his son, General Karel de Graaf resumed his guest appearance at Centraal Comité headquarters. Presiding over the session, it was unanimously approved to host the emergency IRB meeting in Vlaanderen at the earliest possible convenience.
General Karel de Graaf appeared before a press conference afterwards and said that, 'All 336 CC members voted in favour of this proposal and therefore we must prepare for the arrival of our allies. All the people should be prepared to do whatever is necessary in Vlaanderen to make it a comfortable and prosperous setting for our foreign Comrades.'
Meanwhile the capital city is preparing to host this event with the city streets and parks being swept clean and the venues for the meetings being prepared. The Komisariaat Buitenlandse Zaken (KoBuZa) (Commissariat of Foreign Affairs) has sent invitations and notices of this scheduled meetings to members of the IRB. Jap de Graaf People's International Airport outside of Vlaanderen is also preparing for the arrival of foreign dignitaries, many of who are expected to arrive within mere days. The IRB headquarters, located within the Government District of the capital city, will play host to most of the meetings. Yet utmost on the agenda, said an IRB spokesman, was organising the alliance against the growing threat of fascism in the East.
General Karel de Graaf finished his press conference today by saying, 'We cannot allow this tumour to push upon our neighbours and comrades. We must stand together as one People.'