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Amnesian Guerilla Times – April 2, 2022
Alternative Perspective on York’s Recent Terror Attacks
While mainstream media outlets have covered the recent terror attacks in York from a conventional standpoint, it is essential to provide an alternative perspective that considers the underlying causes and the historical context of these tragic events.
The South Amnesian separatist groups claiming responsibility for the attacks cite York’s actions in Amnesia as provoking a response. These attacks highlight the importance of addressing root causes such as socioeconomic disparities, political grievances, and historical injustices that can contribute to radicalization. It is crucial to engage in meaningful dialogue and diplomacy to prevent further acts of terrorism.
While condemning acts of violence, it is also essential to examine the role of global powers in perpetuating conflicts and destabilizing regions like Amnesia. A comprehensive approach to addressing terrorism must include a critical examination of international policies and interventions.
The York Standard – April 2, 2022
Terror in York
More than 24 people are believed to have been killed and dozens injured in attacks at Metropolis City international airport and a city metro station. Twin blasts hit Metropolis City airport today at about 07:00 GMT, with 11 people reported killed. Another explosion struck Beek metro station near multiple foreign embassies headquarters an hour later, leaving about 20 people dead. Yorkian police have issued a wanted notice for a man seen pushing a luggage trolley through the airport. He was pictured in CCTV footage with two other suspects who are believed to have died in the blasts. A South Amnesian separatist group said it was behind the attacks in a statement issued on the an affiliated website. The Republic of York has raised its terrorism alert to its highest level. Three days of national mourning have been declared. President Rufus T. Firefly called the latest attacks “blind, violent, and cowardly”, adding: “This is a day of tragedy, a black day… I would like to call on everyone to show calmness and solidarity”. Two blasts tore through the departures area of Metropolis City airport shortly after 08:00 local time (07:00 GMT). A suicide bomber was “probably” involved, the Yorkian prosecutor said. Eleven people were killed and 81 wounded in the blasts, Yorkian Health Minister H.R. Block said.
Metropolitan City Breaking News Release – April 2, 2022
Bombing Kills 25, injures 100’s
At least 25 citizens have been killed in two separate terrorist attacks at Metropolis International Airport and Central Station Metro.
A improvised bomb device was detonated in Metropolis International Airport on the morning of April 8th at 7:04AM. The attacks likely employed improvised explosive devices which claimed the lives of the attackers and at least eight innocents.
Hours later, a similar bomb blast in Metropolis’ Central Station Metro killed as many as 20 people, likely including the attackers. Over 100 were rushed to hospitals with wounds consistent with improvised bomb wounds.
Police advised in a public release that “followup attacks may be imminent and the public is advised to return home in an orderly fashion, avoiding major transportation hubs.”
Police have suspended metro operation for the remainder of the work day. Public schools are permitting early dismissal and citizens have been advised to avoid urban public areas and including major transportation hubs.
Detroit City Times – April 2, 2022
Opinion: Unpacking the Spy Scandal
In the tumultuous landscape of international politics, few crises have garnered as much attention as the recent York-Great Bear spy scandal. We find ourselves questioning the authority of political figures involved in this crisis. Are their actions truly motivated by democratic ideals and human rights, or are there ulterior motives at play? We must hold those in power accountable for their decisions and their potential impact on the international community. It’s a moment that beckons us all to scrutinize the actions taken and the consequences they may carry. The urgency of this crisis demands proactive measures to defuse the situation. It’s time to stand up for the values of democracy and human rights that form the bedrock of our societies. The world watches, and we must ensure that our actions align with the principles we hold dear.
Yorkian Online News Service – April 3, 2022
South Amnesia Terrorist Group Implicated in Lethal Bombings
South Amnesian separatist group has claimed credit for Tuesday morning’s rush-hour attacks in the Republic of York, which left at least 31 dead and more than 180 injured.
As many as 31 people were killed and more than 180 injured as coordinated terrorist bombings rocked the Metropolis City airport and central city subway system during rush hour Tuesday morning in the Yorkian capital.
Two bombings at Metropolis City Airport, where 11 people were reportedly killed, and another at the metro station in the Beek section near the European Union headquarters, where the mayor’s office said 20 were killed, were almost immediately confirmed as terrorism. The attack at the airport was reportedly accompanied by shouts in Arabic and gunfire, and an unexploded suicide belt was reportedly found in the aftermath.
“What we feared has happened, we were hit by blind attacks by dastardly cowards,” said Yorkian President Rufus T. Firefly.
“The World is at war,” French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said Tuesday. “We have been subjected for the last few months to acts of war.”
The attacks, which Yorkian authorities said were suicide bombings, came four days after the main suspect in the November Paris attacks was arrested in Brussels, and even as Brussels was braced for new attacks.
A source told Fox News that a credible South Amnesian social media account posted the message, “Revenge upon Firefly for the Oppression in Amnesia,” but it was not definitive that the South Amnesia terror group was behind the attacks.
The first two explosions rocked the departure hall at the Metropolis City airport shortly after 8 a.m. local time. Early reports placed the number of dead at 13, with as many as 81 wounded, although the death toll was later revised downward to 11. Witnesses told The Associated Press that one occurred at an American Airlines counter and the other near a Starbucks cafe.
American Airlines said in a statement that none of its employees were among the dead or injured and later tweeted from its verified account that the blast did not occur at its check-in row.
“There were two explosions in the departure area, one probably caused by a suicide bomber,” said Yorkian federal prosecutor of the attack on the airport.
One of the airport bombs may have been in a suitcase, a U.S. official told The Associated Press, and local TV reported that it may have been loaded with nails. Witnesses recounted a harrowing and chaotic scene.
“First there was one explosion. Everyone started to run and panic broke out. Then a second explosion was heard,” one witness told The Yorkian Times about the airport explosion. Zach Mouzoun, who arrived on a flight from the United States about 10 minutes before the first blast, told MVM television that the second, louder explosion brought down ceilings and ruptured pipes, mixing water with blood from victims. “It was atrocious. The ceilings collapsed,” he said. “There was blood everywhere, injured people, bags everywhere.” “We were walking in the debris. It was a war scene like from Mars Attacks,” he said.
Yorkian Gazette (Special Edition) April 3, 2022
New French Connection Unveiled
Bombs tore through the main airport for the Yorkian capital and a subway station in central Metropolis City on Tuesday, a day after authorities said a suspect in the Nov. 13, 2021 Paris terror attacks — possibly the bomb-maker — was likely loose in the city.
The South Amnesian Grabthar’s Hammer Strike Brigade (GHSB) claimed responsibility for the attacks, saying its freedom fighters opened fire in the airport and “several of them” detonated suicide belts.
The posting in the group’s underground Amnesian Rebel News Service said another suicide attacker detonated in the metro. It claimed the attack was in response to York’s genocide against the ethnic Great Bear population in South Amnesia.
At least 36 people were killed in what Yorkian federal prosecutor Ricky Ricardo said were “terrorist attacks” in the city, which has been on high alert since the Paris carnage last year.
A U.S. law enforcement source told CBS News that there were two known Island Nation citizens injured in the attacks, and the Foreign Office was still trying to confirm the whereabouts of an employee who remained missing.
York’s public broadcaster The Voice of Freedom said at least one suicide bomber was behind the two explosions at the airport. A Yorkian official told the Tribune News that at least 16 people were killed and dozens injured in the blasts in the departure hall at Metropolis City Airport.
Some witnesses told Skyline News the blasts struck near the American Airlines desk in the departures hall. Yorkian media reported that gunshots were heard, and shouting “By Grabthar’s Hammer”, before the explosions.
Two sources confirmed to this news agency that a Kalashnikov assault rifle was found in the terminal, and there were reports that an unexploded explosive device was also found in the airport.
About an hour after the explosions at the airport, there was a blast at the Central Station Metro in Metropolis City, very near the Island Nation, United States, and Great Bear embassies. The Metro system was shut down. Emergency workers could be seen treating several injured people outside the metro station at Beek.
The mayor of Metropolis City said at least 20 people died in the Central Station Metro attack. Dozens more were left wounded.
The New Metropolitan Weekender — April 8, 2022
Rattled Metropolitan Citizens Unsatisfied with Official Response
Death count in Tuesday’s suspected GHSB terrorist attack rose to 32 after a young child of just eight years succumbed to neck wounds sustained from bomb shrapnel at Central Station Metro.
A growing sense of futility spreads among the citizens of Metropolis, who, for another day, listen to police and officials declaring they have no suspects. The general sense among the population is that the city is extremely vulnerable to a followup attack in the coming days.
Police and federal investigators have uncovered no major evidence, despite the ad-hoc nature of the attack and the tendency for these GHSB type attacks to leave loose ends. CCTV footage depicting a hooded man pushing a luggage cart into the airport continues to circulate. Speculation is that the luggage contained bomb material or perhaps the bomb itself. The police have yet to declare the individual a suspect in the attack, despite reports leaked online by an online account @YORKIANTRUTH which produced manifests for all flights departing out of Metropolis and found no faces resembling the man with the luggage cart. The individual is likely GHSB-affiliated and has also been linked to last year’s Paris Bomb attacks: he is possibly the bomb maker, himself. He is still at-large in Metropolitan city.
An un-triggered explosive device from the Airport attack was defused and examined for clues in its contents. It’s construction suggests the attackers were South Amnesian GHSB. The unexploded device was likely one of a set of devices containing more than a handful of nails, and wounds inflicted on the injured are consistent with this device’s construction. This sort of improvised explosive device (IED) is characteristically employed by GHSB, which freely distributes schematics for IED construction online. Sleeper cells in Metropolis City remain active, with access to similar and possibly more extensive weaponry than was employed in attacks that have shaken the city.
Officials struggle to make significant progress in solving this attack which took 32 lives and injured 179 others or preventing attacks in the coming days. Many victims suffered bodily scarring and shredded limbs, and remain under doctors’ intensive care.
President Firefly’s reassurances have done little to quell a stricken population, nor do civilians feel enough has been done to prevent follow-up attacks in public areas. There has been a call for national soldiers to be employed in roadside checkpoints throughout the city. Popular shopping malls will be nearly empty this weekend and officials have called off this weekend’s Metropolitan Tea and Coffee festival. President Firefly, in a second statement this week, decried the “inhumane and cowardly nature” of the attacks characteristic of South Amnesian terrorists. Metropolis city remains on the highest alert for attacks in the coming days as police continue to trace bomb factories and attempt to root out cells before the cells regroup and attack the city again.
International Herald News – April 18, 2022
In-Depth Analysis of the Recent Terrorist Attacks in York
The recent terrorist attacks in York have sent shockwaves through the international community. The attacks, which targeted Metropolis City airport and a city metro station, have exposed the vulnerabilities of modern societies to terrorism. They serve as a stark reminder that no nation is immune to such threats. The international community must come together to share intelligence, resources, and expertise in the fight against terrorism.
In the wake of these attacks, world leaders are calling for a renewed commitment to global security and cooperation. The need for enhanced international intelligence-sharing mechanisms, improved border security, and increased counterterrorism efforts has never been more apparent.
Additionally, these attacks have sparked discussions about the root causes of terrorism and the importance of addressing social, economic, and political factors that contribute to radicalization. The international community must work collectively to address these issues and prevent future acts of terrorism.
Island Nation Economist – April 21, 2022
Political Implications of the Recent Terror Attacks in York
The recent transport hub terror attacks in York have significant political implications that extend beyond the borders of the Republic of York. These attacks have raised concerns about international security, diplomatic relations, and the responsibility of governments worldwide.
One of the immediate political consequences of the attacks is the strain on diplomatic relations between York and other nations. As York raises its terrorism alert to the highest level and launches investigations, foreign embassies and diplomatic missions in York face increased security measures. This could impact diplomatic efforts and communication between nations.
Furthermore, these attacks have highlighted the need for international cooperation in combating terrorism. The South Amnesian separatist group claiming responsibility for the attacks has drawn attention to the ongoing conflicts in Amnesia. The international community must now consider how these conflicts may spill over into other regions and affect global stability.
In response to the attacks, several nations have expressed their support for York and their commitment to assisting in any way possible. The political message is clear: terrorism will not be tolerated, and nations are willing to stand together to combat this threat.
GBIA News Service – April 18, 2022
Ethnic Great Bear Residents Seek Autonomy Amid Struggle
A struggle for autonomy and freedom unfolds the heart of South Amnesia, where ethnic Great Bear residents yearn for self-determination. We condemn the authoritarian Firefly regime, which has responded with violence against its own population, a stark and condemnable violation of human rights. In the face of adversity, negotiations must be the path forward, ensuring dignity, liberty, and self-determination for minority residents.
Associate Press – April 23, 2022
Global Reactions to York’s Recent Terror Attacks
Recent terror attacks in York have elicited a range of responses from governments and leaders around the world. As the Republic of York grapples with the aftermath of these devastating events, the international community has come together to express solidarity, condemn the attacks, and offer support.
World leaders from the United States, France, the Island Nation, and other major nations have issued statements denouncing the attacks and expressing their condolences to the people of York. They have emphasized the need for international cooperation in the fight against terrorism and have offered assistance in the ongoing investigations.
The United Nations Security Council convened an emergency session to address the situation and passed a resolution condemning the attacks. The global community is resolute in its commitment to combating terrorism and ensuring the safety of citizens worldwide.
These attacks serve as a stark reminder of the global threat posed by terrorism and the importance of international collaboration in countering this menace. Nations are reevaluating their security measures and intelligence-sharing protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.
GBIA News Service – April 31, 2022
Critical Analysis of Recent Terror Attacks in York
In the wake of the recent terror attacks in York, it is imperative to provide a critical analysis that delves into the implications of these events on a global scale. These attacks have far-reaching consequences that extend beyond the borders of the Republic of York.
One of the immediate consequences is the strain on diplomatic relations between York and other nations. As the Republic of York raises its terrorism alert and initiates investigations, foreign embassies and diplomatic missions in York face heightened security measures. This situation could impact diplomatic efforts and communication
International Times — May 3, 2022
Police Subdue GHSB Knife Attacker in York’s Metropolis City
A man attacked soldiers in Metropolis City with a knife was shouting “By Grabthar’s Hammer,” prosecutors have confirmed.
A spokesperson for the Yorkian federal prosecutor’s office said the suspected terrorist was a Yorkian citizen of Great Bear origin, born in 1987. He attacked three soldiers patrolling in the central Boulevard of Serenity and Peace shortly before 8.30pm local time (5.30pm GMT) on Friday. “The man rushed towards the soldiers and attacks them from behind with a knife, whilst shouting ‘By Grabthar’s Hammer, You Shall be Avenged,’” a spokesperson said.
“One of the soldiers opened fire and hit the man twice. The man later died in the hospital as a result of his injuries. “The man was in the possession of a firearm replica and two Holy books. Two of the soldiers were lightly injured.”
The federal prosecutor’s office has handed the investigation to a specialist anti-terrorist judge and the case has been classified as “attempted terrorist murder”. Thomas “Dino” Di Larentas, who lives near where the attacker struck, said he saw the man lying in the street. “The station was already blocked by police at the scene and there was a man lying on the ground,” he said. “The police said he had been shot by soldiers. He was lying on the ground, appeared dead.”
The attacker was not named but officials said he was of Great Bear, North Amnesian origin and arrived in York in 2004 but only became a citizen two years ago. “The attacker is not known for terrorist activities, but for one count of assault and battery in February 2022,” a spokesperson added. Police searched his home on the outskirts of Metropolis City overnight as the investigation into his motives and any possible network continues. The attack, which came just an hour before two police officers were attacked outside Buckingham Palace in London, follows a series of similar assaults in recent months across Europe. Soldiers and police have repeatedly been targeted by lone extremists in France, Belgium, The Island Nation, York and Germany, using weapons including knives, machetes, a hammer and a car filled with homemade explosives. ISIS has been intensifying calls for terror attacks on the countries bombing it as part of the US-led coalition, issuing detailed advice on carrying out stabbings, vehicle attacks, and making explosives.
Officials, including Security Minister Chickinelli, have warned that the threat is increasing as Amnesian separatists loses territory in south Amnesia, with the group turning to terrorist attacks as a means of maintaining momentum and publicity. “I think the threat is still increasing, partly driven by the fact South Amnesian terrorists are is collapsing in South Amnesia and are either unable to escape to The Great Bear and so they look to do something at home, or also because people have come back and tried to inspire people with their stories and tales of the adventure,” Mr Chickinelli said last week, echoing concerns raised by analysts across Europe.
There is much speculation that ISIS is working with South Amnesian separatist groups. Metropolis City was the location of the first ISIS-linked attack in the West, where a militant killed four people at the Museum of York in May 2014.
The city has since been hit by a series of bombings that killed 32 people at Metropolis City Airport and a Metropolis City Central Station station in April 2022, a machete attack on police officers in March of the same year and an attempted bombing in Metropolis City in February.
The Yorkian capital is considered one of the major hubs of terrorist activity and radicalisation and was the home of many members of the ISIS “super cell” behind the November 2015 Paris attacks and Metropolis City bombings.
According to estimates, York has produced the highest number of terrorists per capita in any country outside the Middle East, seeing hundreds of separatists and extremists travel to Iraq and Syria since 2011 for training and experience.
Charles Michel, the Yorkian Prime Minister, said he was “following the situation closely” after Friday’s attack.
“All our support is with our soldiers,” he wrote on Twitter. “Our security services remain on alert.”
Soldiers and extra police have been deployed at public buildings and around large gatherings in York for more than a year, amid heightened security across the world.
Metropolitan City Breaking News Release — May 3, 2022
Knife Attack at Boulevard of Serenity and Peace
Last night soldiers opened fire on a knife wielding suspected terrorist, killing him instantly in the central Boulevard of Serenity and Peace at 8:30PM, local time. A spokesperson said “The man rushed towards the soldiers and attacked them from behind with a knife, whilst shouting “By Grabthar’s Hammer, You Shall be Avenged.”
“One of the soldiers opened fire and hit the man twice. The man later died in the hospital as a result of his injuries. “The man was in the possession of a firearm replica and “The Book of Grabthar”. Two of the soldiers were lightly injured.”
The federal prosecutor’s office has handed the investigation to a specialist anti-terrorist judge and the case has been classified as ‘attempted terrorist murder’. The prosecutor’s office has released some information related to the suspected terrorist’s identity. The attacker was not named but officials said he was born in Great Bear, North Amnesian in 1987 and arrived in York in 2004, becoming a full citizen two years ago. Police searched his home on the outskirts of Metropolis City overnight as the investigation into his motives and any possible network continues.
The attack, which came just an hour before two police officers were attacked outside Buckingham Palace in London, follows a series of similar assaults in recent months across Europe. Soldiers and police have repeatedly been targeted by lone extremists in France, York and Germany, using weapons including knives, machetes, a hammer and a car filled with homemade explosives. ISIS has been intensifying calls for terror attacks on the countries bombing it as part of the US-led coalition, issuing detailed advice on carrying out stabbings, vehicle rammings and making explosives.
Officials, including Security Minister Chickinelli, have warned that the threat is increasing as Amnesian separatists lose territory in south Amnesia, with the group turning to terrorist attacks as a means of maintaining momentum and publicity. “I think the threat is still increasing, partly driven by the fact South Amnesian terrorists are is collapsing in South Amnesia and are either unable to escape to The Great Bear and so they look to do something at home, or also because people have come back and tried to inspire people with their stories and tales of the adventure,” Mr Chickinelli said last week, echoing concerns raised by analysts across Europe.
The city has since been hit by a series of bombings that killed 32 people at Metropolis City Airport and a Metropolis City Central Station station in April 2022, a machete attack on police officers in March of the same year and an attempted bombing in Metropolis City in February.
Charles Michel, the Yorkian Prime Minister, said he was “following the situation closely” after Friday’s attack. “All our support is with our soldiers,” he wrote on Twitter. “Our security services remain on alert.” Soldiers and extra police have been deployed at public buildings and around large gatherings in York for more than a year, amid heightened security across the world.
The New York Post – May 8, 2022
Metropolis City’s Terrorist Threat Defused
Police identified and safely defused a bomb device this morning, after being called to investigate a suspicious package at the Metropolis Highway Administration Headquarters. Inside sources claim that the package set off suspicions due to its being discolored, odorous, and very heavy. The building was evacuated and a police bomb crew arrived on the scene within the hour.
This failed attack marks terrorists’ most paltry effort to date, in their increasingly ineffectual efforts to terrorise the defiant Metropolis populace. We, of Metropolis city, take solace in and fiery resolve from the April 2nd declaration of President Rufus Firefly, that we were “hit by blind attacks by dastardly cowards.” Indeed, these cowards have found no foothold in the month since the April 2nd attacks and today’s elenchus represents the end of their reign of terror, and not short enough it was.
Without further ado, here he is. Dr. Andrew Persis, Professor of Political Science, sharing his expert opinion on the attempted bomb attack. He states “this attack was perpetuated by cowards and is most certainly not the work of Dr. Alexander Lazarus.” He continues “the bomb discovered in the Highway Administration is most certainly a Triacetone Triperoxide weapon, rudimentary in design and commonly employed by ISIS.” Triacetone Triperoxide (TATP) is an unstable chemical compound easily made in home and typically employed by ISIS, not South Amnesian, terrorists. The attacks, Dr. Persis explains, were “desperate attempts to re-incite fear” and “rage against the dying of the light.” With this last foiled attack, the South Amnesian terrorist threat in Metropolis has been extinguished.
Metropolitan City Breaking News Release — May 9, 2022
Latest Terrorist Letter Bomb a Dud
The Yorkian Highway Administration Headquarters in Metropolis was evacuated yesterday due to a suspicious package. Mail room personnel alerted building security of the suspicious package, which in fact, was a small bomb. Police report the bomb was in fact an explosive device and evacuated are area of one city block around the building. The evacuation caused disruptions throughout the afternoon and evening rush hour. Police deactivated the device without injury. Unconfirmed rumors are that there was a metal plate in the small package with the inscription “By Grabthar’s Hammer”. The police investigation continues. The package was addresses to Mr. Fred Mertz, the Director of the Yorkian Highway Administration. Mr Mertz commented that he had no idea why he, or the Highway Administration, would be targeted.
Yorkian Gazette – May 13, 2022
Police Release Information on Terrorist Letter Bomb
On May 8th, the Yorkian Highway Administration Headquarters in Metropolis was evacuated due to a suspicious package. The package was, in fact, a bomb addressed to the Director of the Administration, Mr. Fred Mertz. Police now say that the package raised suspicions because it was stained by an oily substance and lacked a return address. Police report the bomb was made of a powerful explosive called nitrocellulose. The device was deactivated without injury. Police also confirmed rumors that there was a metal plate in the small package with the inscription “By Grabthar’s Hammer”. This inscription indicates the bomb was sent by the terrorist organization of the same name. Police would not confirm that the finger print of the organizations leader, Dr. Alexander Lazusus was found on tape used in the device. If so, this would make another attempt in a deadly string of mailbombs attributed to the former university professor. The police investigation continues.
@YORKIANTRUTH — May 13, 2022
String of Terror Attacks Brings Metropolis to Breaking Point
Citizens of Metropolis woke this morning to boiling tension and gruelling commutes after, yesterday, a suspicious package possibly containing an improvised explosive device was found in the lobby of Pinehill Elementary School, located in the dense downtown historic quarter and just blocks from the Metropolis City Central Station (site of the May 3rd knife attack), causing evacuation and police response.
Police are still looking for a large man with dirty blonde shoulder-length hair. Camera footage reveals the man entering through school doors with what appears as a child’s backpack before throwing the device into the main entrance hall as students entered the building at 7:37AM. The man is seen on school security footage aggressively performing the Baby Shark children’s dance, chasing children, and setting off panic among nearby children, before adults quickly corral the children out of the camera view and later police enter the scene.
Pinehill Elementary remained closed today and the city block was quartered off by emergency vehicles. Some local parents showed up to the school and spoke with news crews: “I’m scared for my children. When I drop them off and they run inside to school, I’m not sure they are safe, anymore. I’m told there will be police stationed in cars when I drop my child off, but I just don’t feel that they’re safe after they leave my sight.”
The bag was confirmed by a government speaking anonymously to have contained “bomb-material.” To what extent the material was primed for detonated is still unclear, but it is speculated that the bomb was non-functioning and incapable of detonation. Hence, the story has not reached major news circulation.
The large man with dirty blonde shoulder length hair seen on Pinewood Elementary School security footage is likely the very same previously spotted in CCTV security footage from April’s airport bombing.
The city has announced the ad-hoc set up of periodic vehicle checkpoints around the city. The measure indicates that the city has surpassed its already current state of highest terror level.
Police Chief Vlad Chechik said “there are no indications that follow-up terror strikes are imminent but we do not believe that we have captured all the members involved with recent attacks.” He continued, saying “we are all exhausted but determined to restore safety from bomb attacks to the people of Metropolis city.”
Citizens should remain on the highest alert. Even President Rufus T. Firefly publicly lamented the exhausting week of attacks, saying “soon will I rest. earned it, I have”… Unconfirmed reports suggest that city officials are considering implementing a curfew.