The crowded hall is bustling with activity, as members of the Bundschuh Partei await the start of the 14th Congress of their party. At the far end of the hall there is a stage and in front of it are 10 rows of seats with place for about 150 people. At the left and right there is space left and there are bars with barstools where people are drinking and talking. On the stage some members walk around testing the microphone that stands on the rostrum on the stage and preparing everything for the event.
Suddenly a voice is heard through the intercoms: "The 14th Bundschuh Partei-Congress will start in 10 minutes. Everyone should move to their seats." The Bundschuh-members that were preparing the stage have disappeared and the people in the hall start to sit down.
As one young man sat down he looked at a paper that was handed to everyone who attended. He carefully read through its contents.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROGRAM OF THE 14TH BUNDSCHUH PARTEI-CONGRESS
During the congress the following subject will be discussed:
- The Unioners
- The Rheinland-Liberty war
- Cardamine
And there will be room for all members to present suggestion and/or ask questions. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'¦Daniel Boehmer stood up and went to the microphone'¦
'Guten Tag meine Damen und Herren
Many of you know me already, my name is Daniel Boehmer and Im representing the Volksfront party. I summoned this meeting in order to discuss the futher heading of not only the Bundschuh movement, but also the futher cooperation and the goals of the Rheinland revolutionnaires. Events what happened in the past year made clear that the alliance is not that strong as it was before and more and more differences are appearing. '
Boehmer cough once and said: ' Lets start with the first point of our program.'
Boehmer pushed a button on a console and a picture appeared at the wall. It's a guncam picture of an action, where the unioners are fighting alongside with the corsairs against the Rheinwehr forces in Hamburg.
' There'¦.we can clearly see that unioners cant be trusted anymore. '
' They are rogues, pirates, they don't follow the ideals of the revolution'¦'
''¦.We should do something about it'¦..'
Boehmer stopped and looked around for questions'¦..
A young woman, who many would know as Freya Eistochter, stood up and started to speak:
"How can we do something about them without getting more trouble than we can handle? The problem with the Unioners is their aggressiveness. How can we deal with that? And let's not forget that this might also cause trouble between us and the LWB and the Red Hessians."
Dennis Koberstein, member of the Bundschuh, stood up, representing himself to others: "Dennis Koberstein.
Ladies and gentlemen. Unioners are minor issue for us, my opinion is that such problem is already solved. Briefly, I'll run through all points:
- Unioners're useful for us, as we're not able to counter law enforcers and mercenaries alone. Unioners provide us required supplies and firepower.
- Unioners're capable fighters, able to inflict great damage on our propaganda network and assist in physically destroying the Bundschuh party.
- Unioners aren't lone organised body, however in general they're not so keen on having more enemies then they have. Sometimes they're engaged in deals they're not supposed to be engaged in. However we're in no position to intrude into such affairs, as the Volkfsfront human resources are too small and unnoticable, compared to amount of people Unioners can call.
So my conclusion is: let them do whatever they want, as long as they prove to be useful for us and don't intrude into our business. That'd be all."
Koberstein's brief summary of his thoughts caused some whisper through hall, however those ceased quickly, as speaker spoke up.
" The problem is, we cant allow them doing piracy in our system, we all know that Frankfurt is ours...What would the people think if they will get shot by those idiots..."
...Some chuckle and coughs are heared in the room...
" We should finally getting more expansive...."
" As far for the hessians and Landwirtschaftbewegung, I dont think they will bother having troubles with choosing any side and will remain as they are....Im not saying we should launch bombers and attack their bases, Im saying we should just point them that we do not agree with their methods and point them out of Frankfurt..."
Boehmer's words caused noticable amount of noise in hall. While minority of radicals wasn't surprised by his words (including Volksfront members), others were impressed.
Dennis Koberstein again stood up:
"Excuse me, but how initiating problems within underground world will help us? We're not able to claim any system with our forces or fighting abilities, nor we're interested, as far as I know. We're not revolution fighters, we're politicians. We may approve or don't approve methods of those vile pirates and honourable revolutionarees, but we can't change their sources of income.
Furthermore, for majority of them piracy is main source of income - that's how they make for living. They're outlawed from Rheinland and can't simply come back to their jobs."
Eistochter quickly raised herself up again in order to respond.
"While they make a living, they end the lives of others. A transport captain is also just making a living. Isn't it our goal to free Rheinland from its oppressive regime? How can we honestly do so, when we do allow people to oppress if they are outlawed. We stand for the Volk of Rheinland and it has more enemies than just the government.
Ja, it has some downsides, but I cannot disagree with the fact that we have to do -something-."
" Ruhe, Ruhe...." Shouted Boehmer to calm down the noise in the room.
" It is true, we might have less force than they do, but they cant afford to have an open war with us. We just have to 'purify' Frankfurt from the piracy in order to get the trust of the population back...."
He makes a quick break
" How can they trust us when they get everyday pirated and treated by loosing their lifes by unioners? The unioners went just too far. We have to stop their unrightful claims of the system under the Bundschuh protection...."
Viktor Gruber stood up. Everyone knew he was an ex-Rheinland Millitary Major, and he was always up for an aggresive approach. He was respected.
"The Unioners! What Union? There is no Union there! They are a bunch of savages that need to know their place! We do not need their support.. We are suppose to protect the citizens of Rheinland - FROM THEM! They are a blight, fighting for goals that cannot be achieved! They are killing countless men and women, we swore to protect from the oppression! I, personally, will not let them cause any more damage to our great nation! Maybe we cannot make war with them.. But we can certaintly protect the people of Frankfrut and Munich from them! Your thoughts, genossen?"
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Eistochter sighed. Gruber, aggressive as always, if he would say how he enjoys a playing with fluffy bunnies on a sunny day it would still sound like he going to rip someone's limbs of one by one and then cook his organs. she thought.
"Eh.. more or less, ja."
So no more opposition against this? If there still are people who want to something about this, please say it now. Otherwise, I think Genosse Boehmer can continue."
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