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6/18/2025, 10:14:24 PM
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With the matter of internal affairs settled, one more set of documents are passed to each member of the Council Committee. The heads of the documents are all stamped with a "TOP SECRET" stamp, with most staffers being ushered out of the room before a projector is wheeled into the room and Vanya begins to speak.
"The immigration of many former citizens of the DDR is not simply due to a nostalgia for Communism; from what we have gathered from interviews conducted by our border and immigration agency, their recent reunification was not as smooth as public perception would have the world believe. The very terms of the Federal Republic and DDR's reunion were for the most part dictated to them by President Bush and Prime Minister Thatcher; and are a large part in why the current government have been selling off the DDR's industry. Put simply, they intend to undertake a long term plan to pacify the region by deindustrializing it and rendering the population mostly dependent on the Unification government to ensure, and this may sound absolutely absurd, that the rise of nationalist leanings can never take root."
"Many former DDR citizens feel as if their own countrymen are treating them as an occupied nation, and if what we have learned is true then it is very well the case in fact as it is in theory. This matter is being brought to the attention of the Council Committee as there has been a proposal to broaden the acceptance of these peoples by reclassifying all immigration from the former DDR to asylum seeking status; perhaps even a government in Exile, though this latter idea is rather extreme in my own opinion. Having polled the Civilian Interest Groups on the matter, of those we have chosen to embrace none have raised any considerable issue to this proposal outside of a desire to ensure their presence does not disrupt the lives of our native population."
>>6235887
>>6236500
With the matter of internal affairs settled, one more set of documents are passed to each member of the Council Committee. The heads of the documents are all stamped with a "TOP SECRET" stamp, with most staffers being ushered out of the room before a projector is wheeled into the room and Vanya begins to speak.
"The immigration of many former citizens of the DDR is not simply due to a nostalgia for Communism; from what we have gathered from interviews conducted by our border and immigration agency, their recent reunification was not as smooth as public perception would have the world believe. The very terms of the Federal Republic and DDR's reunion were for the most part dictated to them by President Bush and Prime Minister Thatcher; and are a large part in why the current government have been selling off the DDR's industry. Put simply, they intend to undertake a long term plan to pacify the region by deindustrializing it and rendering the population mostly dependent on the Unification government to ensure, and this may sound absolutely absurd, that the rise of nationalist leanings can never take root."
"Many former DDR citizens feel as if their own countrymen are treating them as an occupied nation, and if what we have learned is true then it is very well the case in fact as it is in theory. This matter is being brought to the attention of the Council Committee as there has been a proposal to broaden the acceptance of these peoples by reclassifying all immigration from the former DDR to asylum seeking status; perhaps even a government in Exile, though this latter idea is rather extreme in my own opinion. Having polled the Civilian Interest Groups on the matter, of those we have chosen to embrace none have raised any considerable issue to this proposal outside of a desire to ensure their presence does not disrupt the lives of our native population."
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