Riots Break Out In South Africa!
Rioters in the seceded South African city of Cape Town storm the streets and are attempting to take a rebel tank.
Following the secession of South Africa by only a few months, massive amounts of riots have occurred in Independent South Africa as pro-communist and pro-Union raise arms against the Capitalist secessionists. Men and women took their runs and made for the streets to defend what they say they were born as, citizens of America. They are not happy about becoming a new nation. Hundreds of casualties have been reported with most being policemen and rioters. There are currently rioters numbering in the tens of thousands in both Durban and Cape Town. The newly formed nation will have a very hard time maintaining peace and especially defending themselves against the might of the American army. Communist supporter and now appointed field general of a force to fight the revolutionaries, Caterpillar King, has commented on current affairs and describes them as "deplorable" and calls the rebels "whining capitalistic children who only want what is perfect for them." On the contrary, TheNoob, states that this is "necessary" to "depose the communist tyrants." A mass exodus has occurred in the region of South Africa to neighboring nations including many supporters of the Union fleeing to the American holdings to the North in fear of persecution. Fires burn brightly in the city of Cape Town and can be seen from many miles away in the American city of Windhoek. It is a constant blaze that has been burning for the past week as chants emanate loudly from the city. One popular phrase is repeated over and over again as the battle cry for the pro-Union/Communist rioters, "America the great, fight for our state!" The ant-union revolutionaries are still trying to get their military under some kind of proper command. In the mean time, rioters disrupt any forming together of a military as an army would decimate the rioters and break them up. The riots have no end in sight and are expected to last a very long time, possibly long enough for America to reclaim her lost territory.