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NEW ELECTIONS IN TURKEY BRING PRESIDENT READY TO ATTACK

Situations keep happening in Turkey. Following the attacks to the Great Bazaar that left hundreds of dead and many injured, the population of the country felt the need to call upon new elections in order to choose another president. After hours and hours of strong debate, the new Turkey leader is Tarek Abuid Majdalani. 

(Picture with the first lady.)

This new leader, together with its “RESPECT” party, has implemented a new policy: tackle terrorism with more terror, that is why it is now putting a chemical mission in order to eliminate Al Qaeda and the ETA.

President Tarek has also stated that he agrees with the position of states such as South Africa, as he supports more active military intervention against terrorism, and that he does not support ideas coming from governments such as Italy and China, that prefer more defensive alternatives.

In other news, the rumors regarding Russian and German involvement in the attacks on Turkey and South Africa by The Wall Street Journal previously have been confirmed. Videos in which Russian and German officials confess to have funded those attacks have been leaked by anonymous hackers and presented to BBC.

Once the delegates of the United Nations of Office and Crime had formed stable blocs and good postures on the issue of Modern Slavery, terrible news were brought to the committee by The Times of India. The Austrian Minister of Interiors, Wolfgang Sobotka, and the Italian president of the Minister Council, Paolo Gentolini, released a statement where they authorize the opening of terrestrial and aerial borders to facilitate the transport of slaves from Thailand, China and Myanmar into their nations.

Mr. Sobotka affirmed his decision by using the words: “I believe that slavery is necessary for a country to progress.” Gentolini simply agreed on everything the other man said, only adding a few Italian slang words like “Mamma mia” into the mix. The three asian states are not aware of this situation, yet, with this new information, the oriental population hope for an official statement from their governments.

The Italian and Austrian delegations have now proceeded to create a separate bloc from the ones they were a part of earlier today, yet no country, nor NGO seems to be interested in joining them due to their new policy.

After being contacted by British and French government agents, the BBC has been allowed to become a signatory for their bloc’s draft resolution regarding the topic of “Combating Abuses during Peacekeeping Operations.” Inside information has revealed that CNN News was also invited to be a part of this resolution, yet they declined for unknown reasons.

What made the British news outlet interested in signing their resolution was pretty clear: they presented realistic and useful solutions on the topic, like the creation of White Helmets, specialized units with the task of supervising any suspicious actions during peacekeeper operations; the designation of the International Peace Jurisdiction Accord as a procedural and legal organ of the United Nations and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations that will supervise the economic and social sanctions or penalties that abusers will receive if any type of threat to another human’s dignity is followed through.

The media section of the bloc’s draft resolution will be directly supported by BBC News. We will be launching the “Information for Everyone” campaign, where the British Broadcasting Corporation will provide podcasts on abuse awareness and how to recognize if you or anyone you know is being affected by it; by using social media platforms to denounce cases and let people speak up on personal traumatic experiences which they could be too shy or ashamed to speak in person; and finally, through radio broadcasts and announcements with specialists informing the public of different cases and how to help reintegrate affected people back into society.