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When does Zombie day end?
Zombie when i show him car (he can't drive) (another human w)
Dang, I forgot to set up the indomitable human will.
CBS News | 70 Jahre | Aired earlier at 10:00
All Saint's Day 2024 - Special Coverage on CBS2
All Saint's Day 2024 - Live Coverage
- (shown in video) Lines stretching as far as the eye can see, this year's ASD is expected to be bigger than last year's, with an estimated 1,563,234 Niateris going to visit their loved ones, a stark jump from last year's figure of 1,340,342.
- Local MPs have been spotted giving out free supplies and food to visitors, just in time for next month's GE - shown in the video is the Malayan North Cemetary, where it is split into a public and private sector, where the heat reached temperatures of up to 39°, with reports of senior citizens and children passing out. All have been tended to according to Malayan officials.
- It is expected more visitors will continue arrive in various cemeteries across the nation, up until Sunday, November 3.
Patecian First Minister slams Bundestag's approval on aid and military deployment in South Fresia
- “We do not believe there are nearly as many Niateri nationals there as the government wants us to believe (in South Fresia), it’s a ploy to justify our involvement”, is what the Patecian FM Snoop Dogg has said in a recent speech in Patekku, criticizing the majority approval of the Bundestag (Lower House) for aid and military deployment in the state.
- As the South Fresian civil war rages on, an estimated 2,350 Niateris remain in the country. Chancellor Jayne Mann has said it will work as hard as possible to repatriate as many Niateris as possible back to the mainland, whilst also extracting South Fresians who want to migrate to Niater for security. Niater is also in talks with 
Morrawia on co-operation for deployment in South Fresia.
- For CBS Patec-oriented coverage, please visit https://discord.com/channels/224112450302246922/1201533108290330634/1301923453397504040
Bus crashes into an ambulance in Eastern Malaya
- Around 8:46 AM ONST (Eastern Niater Standard Time), a bus crashed into an ambulance trying to merge into the bus lane on the C-4 road, where there is a partially barricaded and marked bus lane meant for the city BRT system. Ambulances, and other emergency services are allowed to use the bus lane.
- At least 4 people have been injured including 1 patient who was being transferred to a nearby hospital. They remain stable in the hospital according to the most recent reports from CBS Malaya.
- The MMDA (Metropolitan Malaya Development Authority) has stated that they are looking into the situation and are assesing both sides to come to a final verdict.
47 Days until General Election 2024: CBS Chancellor and Vice Chancellor Debate
- NVP Candidates Taylor Bamberg and Kevin Jorgensen for the posts of Chancellor and Vice Chancellor respectively have declined to attend the November 3 debate hosted by CBS. CBS News has asked them for comments, they did not respond.
- Meanwhile, Democratic candidates Valerié Stolz and Gisela Elbe for the posts of Chancellor and Vice Chancellor respectively, recently rallied in Patekku, Patec, one of two home nations that politicial scientists are expecting to be a Democratic-Blue stronghold.
- During the Democratic rally in Patekku, Stolz commented on the NVP declining the debate invitation, calling it "a questionable decision for (a) leaders (to make)". It is unclear whether the debate on November 3 will continue or not.
For the latest news on the go, visit cbsnews24.nt, or watch and listen to us wherever you are CBS News 24/CBS World News.
only because you got all zombo'd
also how did you get 5 million zombos 
Kuterigont when there were 0 people to zombify
I think when the day ticked over the population growth your nation normally gets got coverted to zombies cause I had all my zombies killed off and then I came back this morning to more
Don't know, just guessing tbh
honestly could be just that
No idea
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PL Members Question Strength of South Fresian Regime
Just over 48 hours after the Bundestag approved sending aid and personnel to South Fresia, several members of the Party for Liberation (PL) have spoken out, questioning the current “regime’s” ability to govern effectively.
In the Patec House of Representatives, PL members Payarima Jayapa, Ilahan Omari, Maruko Pokan, and Gare Kazara have publicly opposed not only the deployment of Niateri personnel to support the South Fresian government, which the PL as a whole opposed, but also any monetary aid intended for the South Fresian government, the internationally recognized authority in the region.
The members argue that South Fresia’s situation stems from failed leadership. “The militaristic regime’s oppressive policies left its people no choice but to revolt,” said PL member Gare Kazara on social media. They claim that Niater has taken on a “blind referee role” in the conflict and argue that instead of propping up a failed regime, Niater should prioritize peace. They suggest refraining from financially supporting any side, recommending instead that aid be directed to humanitarian groups on the ground or to Niateri companies to import necessary goods and equipment.
During today’s House session, the four PL members voiced their reasoning more extensively: that South Fresia’s government is a militaristic, authoritarian regime, responsible for escalating events; that it cannot be trusted to use aid as intended; and that the recently passed bill pledging aid and personnel is nearly a declaration that Niater has sided with the regime.
They called on the House of Representatives to explore every legal avenue to halt both aid and the dispatch of personnel before it begins next week. PL Representative Maruko Pokan even suggested suing the Bundestag, though legal experts predict that such an attempt would likely fail.
In response, First Minister Snoop Dogg addressed the House. He reaffirmed the PL’s opposition to sending Niateri personnel to South Fresia and urged the central government in Württemberg to focus on humanitarian aid and establish measures to ensure that financial aid is correctly allocated.
The majority of the House rose to applaud First Minister Dogg, while representatives Jayapa, Omari, Pokan, and Kazara remained seated in silence. Later, they issued a joint response, condemning the First Minister’s response as “soft” and “complicit in authoritarian rule abroad.”
Related Headlines:
• NNN “PL Rebels Call for Defunding Aid to South Fresia, Opposing Niateri Intervention in the ‘Name of Peace’ ” *(R Bias)*
• ONN “First Minister Dogg Reaffirms Commitment to Peaceful Aid in South Fresia, Despite Internal PL Objections *(Nue.)*
• PK TIMES “PL Members Demand Halt to Niateri Support, Calling South Fresian Government a ‘Failed Regime’” *(L Bias)*
• PBS “Central Government’s Blind Support of South Fresia Sparks Outcry Among PL’s Fiercest Defenders of Peace” *(LL Bias)*
CBS | PATEC |
PL Rep. Kazara Proposes Bill to Sue Bundestag
In a move that legal experts widely predict will struggle in court, Representatives Gare Kazara, Payarima Jayapa, Ilahan Omari, and Maruko Pokan have introduced a bill in the Patec House of Representatives that would authorize a lawsuit against the Bundestag. With elections approaching, these representatives are presenting the lawsuit to emphasize their call for transparency and fiscal accountability. The bill claims the following:
1. Misallocation of Public Funds
The lawsuit contends that providing public funds to the South Fresian regime amounts to a misuse of taxpayer money. Representatives argue that the current South Fresian leadership, seen as highly controversial, cannot be trusted to use these funds responsibly or effectively, raising concerns that this support may prop up a regime with questionable governance.
2. Failure to Prioritize Humanitarian Aid
The lawsuit alleges that by directing monetary aid to the South Fresian government, the central government in Württemberg is undermining genuine humanitarian efforts. The representatives claim that these funds risk sustaining South Fresia’s political leadership instead of delivering direct relief to those in need, and that Niateri support should instead focus on nonpartisan humanitarian organizations.
3. Unlawful Commitment to a Foreign Power
The lawsuit further argues that the aid package violates Niater’s historic stance of neutrality in foreign conflicts. While no constitutional basis for mandated neutrality was found, the representatives argue that this financial commitment compromises Niater’s impartiality on the international stage.
Legal experts interviewed by CBS | PATEC have largely agreed that the lawsuit’s chances of success are slim. However, with elections for the Patec House approaching, representatives believe that raising these issues could have a powerful impact on the electorate.
The Patec House of Representatives has scheduled the vote on the lawsuit for tonight’s session. If the measure passes, it will be forwarded to Württemberg for a final decision.
The people of Patec, though a vocal minority in Niater, have a strong reputation for advocating policy based on universal justice and accountability. Their representatives are often noted for their willingness to challenge the national government on issues affecting both domestic and foreign communities.
Related Headlines
PBS “Patec Representatives Fight to Protect Public Funds from Supporting Controversial Foreign Regime” *(LL Bias)*
ONN “Patec House to Vote on Bill to Sue Bundestag Over South Fresia Aid Package” *(Nue.)*
NNN “Württemberg Faces Pushback from Patec Over Essential Aid to South Fresia Amid Regional Tensions” *(R Bias)*
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Gallardo Montejano reveals that drug traffickers issued threats before the explosion of car bomb in Aragón.
Torres's government attributes the attacks to the war over territory between the Chalco Cartel and the Los Equis crime syndicate. The president does not rule out that they are acts of terrorism.
Noticias Imevisión - Saturday, November 2, 2024
SANTA CATARINA DE ARAGÓN – "The car bomb attack in Montemorelos was preceded by threats from organized crime." acknowledged the Minister of Security and Civilian Protection, Alberto Gallardo Montejano, in the morning press conference this Saturday. Matías Torres's government attributed the attacks to the war between the Chalco Cartel and the Los Equis crime syndicate for control of Aragón. This dispute has lasted for about five years and has raised the state to first place nationally in intentional homicides so far in 2024.
Gallardo Montejano hypothesized that the explosions in Aragón could have been a response by criminal groups to various operations by local authorities in recent days. The Montemorelos Police seized a tractor-trailer and a vehicle that had been reported stolen on October 16, as well as tactical equipment from one of the criminal organizations operating in the area. There were also several arrests. The secretary did not specify which cartel it was.
Five days after that operation, on Monday, local authorities arrested three other alleged members of the same criminal group and seized another vehicle. “There is a report that hours after the arrest, the Minister of Public Security [of Montemorelos] received threats,” said Gallardo Montejano. These were the warnings that organized crime sent to the authorities before the bombings on Wednesday.
“[It is attributed] mainly to the dispute between the very local cartel of Aragón [Los Equis crime syndicate] and the Chalco Cartel,” said the official, in response to a question from reporters. Since it was an attack with explosives, the Federal Investigation Agency (AFI) took on the case.
Experts are analyzing the crime scenes to determine the type of explosives that were used. In the last five years, organized crime has abandoned car bombs, delivered “gift bombs” and detonated explosives by remote control in different cities of the State. The attack with the greatest number of injuries was in the middle of last year on the outskirts of Aztlán, in which 10 members of the National Guard were injured. The MSPC will also present the charges against those responsible. Gallardo Montejano promised that there would be no impunity, but did not announce that there were any arrests.
Other news
• National: Day of the Dead parade breaks attendance records
• Local: The Lakes Hydroway achieves profits of ACU$ 2.45 billion despite drought and reduced traffic
• International: MIRE grants diplomatic support to South Fresian rebels
• Other: UDA faction launches proposal to "modernize" the scope and equipment of the Armed Forces
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