The Belgium Liberation Army

[Belgium Liberation Army]

The letter had been sent to several Belgium newspapers, all of whom had published it. Soon enough, every country knew of this proclamation.

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The 20th century. A time of prosperity? Wars impossible? Utopia? I too once felt these silly feelings. It was nineteen hundred and one (1901) and Belgium was in a time of properity. We were set. Machines to prodouce our goods, the idea of war far from any mind. Life was good. Life would always be good.

I was wrong.

Now it is the year of 1915, and Belgium is occupied. The nations of the world, did they help us? Britian, our long lasting ally. Did they come to us in our hour of need? France? The Netherlands? Any nation. The blood of our people spilled as the German war machine rolled accross our peaceful land. What did we do to warrant such attacks? No answer has ever been provided.

So how could such an attrocity go by unnoticed I ask? What has the world come to where we are not good enough to even aknowledge our common man in their time of struggle? Did the nation of Germany even receive a sideglance from any nation?

Now the German war machine rolls towards France, having already swept us up, for no justifiable reason. Will you pick up arms? Will you join the fight for freedom and indepence. If by now you are not persuaded in the least to take up arms, well my friend, there is no hope for the world.

I myself will not tolerate this any longer. We shall fight on for independence, until Germany is willing to recongize us as a nation and grant us the rights any nation deserves, or my heart no longer pumps blood through my viens.

My call goes out to all the people of Belgium as well. Take up arms. Fight the invaders! Fight in the name of the Belgium Liberation Army. Fight for the things that truley matter. Justice and freedom.

I am happy to report that the Belgium Liberation Army can claim responcbility for the death of seven of the pigs.

OCC Fineprint: I use the term "pigs" strictly IC.

[Germany]

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM

The troop transport vehicle stopped just outside the main newsprint magazine factory and offices for Belgium. As the vehicle came to a hult, it's breaks sqeeking; a man, dressed in a rich black suit, black pants, a nice black hat, and to top it off a nice pair of shiny black shoes. Yes, it was no doubt that Daniel von Steinegger was a business man. He had a monopoly of news print in Germany and the invasion of Belgium was a great oppertunity to expand his riches. He had agreed to help the German Army spred it's propaganda throughout Belgium's newspapers. In turn, once Belgium had been settled into Germany, he would own the newspaper plants throughout Belgium as well.

The car unloaded 6 other soldiers; armed. Daniel was also accompanied with Lieutenant Rolf Ebersbacher of the 11th German Infantry Division of the 13th German Army.

They walked into the news print factory. Rolf walked up to a close by worker."Who's in charge here." Said the Lieutenant.

The worker replied, "Over there." As he pointed up in a room. The Lieutanent signaled the soldiers to stay put, but one come with them. The three of them walked up the stairs to the manager's office. The lietenant knocked on the door. "Open up, this is lietenant Rolf Ebersbacher of the German Army. We're armed and will use force if needed." He yelled

A figure could be seen get up from his desk and walk up to do the door. He opened up the door and said
"If you're going to shoot me, shoot me, but if you're not, please let me be, I'm a simple man doing his job, now if you please."

Rolf just stared at him before replying "This is Daniel von Steineggerl; owner and founder of the German Press AgencyHe paused as Daniel tips his hat and holds out his hand for a shake

"How do you do" Said Daniel holding out his hand before retracting it a few seconds later when the man just stood there and didn't shake hands.

"...Well we're here due to your recent articles, they speak badly against the German Army and we wish to fix that" Rolf started to lightly push him in his office and shut the door behind him.

"Listen, there are not to be any articles that speak badly of the German army or else you're going to pay for it. Also, Daniel here has the layout of this weeks news paper and he wishes it to say accordingly, if anything is to be changed by but a slight word, you're life is on the line. Also, if you're to tell anyone of this little incodent, I'll just have to have your head on my desk and Daniel here will just have to take over...Do I make myself clear mr.....uh"

"Lejeune, Mr.Lejeune" Replied the man.

"Yes, Mr.Lejeune, also, I would like to know the name of that man that posted the recent article.."

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BERLIN, GERMANY

"hahahahahaaaaa, you did it again General! Keep up the good work!" Said the Kaiser to General Fritz, the General in charge of the German occupation of Belgium.

The Kaiser looked at the Belgian newspaper again; in giant letters it reads:

"GERMAN FORCES LIBERATE BELGIUM!"

It continues on with propaganda on how the Belgium government was bad and needed to be taken care of accordanly. The Kaiser thought that this would make a big difference in fighting the Beglian rebels, be he knew that not every Belgian would believe a lie when they see it, but he knew that the majority would...