The MONTH in Pictures
September 1-30, 2004
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
War and Peace Board
September 02:
Following Nubidia's August 02 invasion of Aksum and their collapse on August 15, the Nubidian government reports that their motives were security-related as "anti-government forces and rebels were coalescing in Aksum."
September 05:
Entricail signs treaty with Djiboutian States
September 02:
Akhtendum invades the rebel territory of Lord's Resistance Army. Joseph Kony (Below) flees to Ouea. Among Akhtendum's findings were the designs for a bioweapon program that included the ebola virus. Kony's whereabouts remain unknown.
September 04:
Heinian President Xiarhun Kong (right) assassinated among other Henian officials.
Africans are in shock. Among the suspects are the Red Lotus Society with ties to Kashu. Kashu emphatically denies the allegations. (far right)
Above: Kashu Education Minister and General of Nadeshiko, Shichika Kou, responds to Heinian allegations.
September 05:
The collapse of the USSR in late August continues to raise uncertainty about the stability of the north sub-region.
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
World Commodities Plaza
September 01: Landlocked states request transportation rights from their neighbors.
September 02:
Hated Little People places their army for sale as mercenaries.
AFRICAN UNION
Security Council of the African Union
August 31:
SC Resolution 50 - Which peacekeeping resolution passes clarifying terms for land grants.
August 15:
SC Resolution 48 - New Nation Assignment District for Africa, fails.
August 28: SC Resolution 49 - Condemnation of Lord's Resistance Army never occurs. The state is destroyed through Akhtendese intervention.
August 31:
SC Resolution 50 - Which peacekeeping resolution passes clarifying terms for land grants.
September 01:
SC Resolution 51 - Repellate of SC44.
September 01:
SC Resolution 44a passes.
September 07:
SC Resolution 52 - Impeachment of Hein passes de facto when Hein is kicked out of the UN.
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