LUSS third Session

Tom birding said" Because there is disagreement about the actual facts, Perhaps LUSS should dispatch a fact-finding team. Or perhaps LUSS could assist in other ways relax the situation."

General Nelson Fletcher (Ret.), still standing, answered, “The Kingdom of Surdra has nothing to hide; unlike Verusea, as I expect Mr. Boissel to give us some reason why Verusea is against a fact finding or oversight group. However Surdra will only support such actions if the provisional government will allow it.”

As soon as Fletcher had returned to his seat Marc Boissel stood up and angrily answered, “The facts are already present, there is no need for a fact finding mission. Surdra supported a terrorist uprising and threatened war if Verusea intervened. If Surdra does not immediately remove its self from Tunezona Verusea will seek economic sanctions against Surdra.”

Just ask Marc Boissel opened his mouth to answer someone shouted from the main entrance to the main hall, “Nobody owns Tunezona except for the Tunezonian people!”

Turning to see who had interrupted everyone could see that Marius Monteil, leader of the TFA and the leader new provisional Tunezonian government. Marius Monteil walked right up to Fletcher and the two men shook each other’s hands.

Turning to Mantado, Marius Monteil said very coldly, “You are extremely mistaken Mr. Mantado, Verusea does not own Tunezona, the Tunezonian people do.”

Marc Boissel ignored the question but instead nearly shouted at the Secretary General, “Marius Monteil has been declared a terrorist by the Verusean government! I demand that the Mutanatian government arrests him immediately and have him extradited to Verusea to stand trial!”

Mantado sat down, nonplussed but what was going on. "ORDER! ORDER!" Shouted the Secretary General. "Mr. Boissel, you are out of line on point of procedure!"

Leaning forward to his microphone, Mantado said, "Honorable Sec. Gen., perhaps they could sit at the back of the auditorium before we come to death blows while we sort this out?"

"Granted. Sirs, please sit at the back of this room."

Mantado leaned forward to his mike. "At any rate, we need to get this all sorted out, would you not agree, Mr. Boissel? I feel many pieces to this incident are missing."

Fletcher stood up, “The Kingdom of Surdra objects, we will not have this man sit in the back while we discuss his country. If Mr. Mantado or you, Mr. Secretary General, do not like that, then to bad. Mr. Monteil will sit next to me.”

Clearly defying the Secretary General’s order Fletcher had Monteil take the seat next tome him.

Looking at Mantado Marc nearly shout, "I am out of ordered?! You are the one that is allowing this known terrorist to walk freely inside your country!"

Mantado sighed dramtically. "Mr. Boitell... either you tell us what we are missing here... because if you don't, I honestly do not see that any action is able to be taken."

Ambassador Chautzü stood. "Mr. General Secretary, protocol is protocol. Observers -- whether of recognized nations or not -- must be seated with the observers. We must deal with this disturbance immediately."

Mantado stood up suddenly. "There are many questions to be answered," He said. "But I think we should start from the beginning and work our way up to the fate--if any--of the individuals sitting next to Gen. Fletcher. So, from the BOTH of you, I want these questions answered: 1) What was the purpose of the troops being stationed in the territory, and 2) Were the troops wanted there, and if not, who requested them. We will go from there. And Mr. Boitell, do not try my patience. I can easily turn a blind eye to this whole situation, but if I am not to, I need to know the situation to its fullest."

Mantado had to restrain himself from slapping his forehead. "The first part was for Gen. Fletcher. General Fletcher, can you explain to me why you had troops near, if not in, their territory? And Mr. Boitell, do NOT. Interrupt."

Leaning into her microphone, the up to now silent Representarive from Malecia leaned into her microphone and asked, "Mr. Secretary, the Republic requests the floor. Will the gentleman yield so that I may make some points of order and ask some questions?"

Ms. Schmidt replied in a sincere and conciliatory tone, "Thank You Mr. Mantado, and I apologize for the interruption. My first point is that while there are no written or codified rules of order, the charter is fairly clear in that only membersof the General Assembly may speak. The Gentleman from Tunezona may only speak at the pleasure of the chairperson. Thus, if he wishes to be heard, I believe he should do so only if he is invited.

"As to Globexanters suggestion that we immediately deploy troops, our charter precludes such an action except in defense of a member nation. Since Tunezona is not yet a member of this league, such a deployment would be in violation of our charter.

"Last, while I have not served with General Fletcher for very long, I know him to be honorable, and have never known him to lie. I would be quite comfortable accepting his word, and I believe a fact finding mission is un-necessary."

Looking at the General she said, "While I understand your desire to stand up to those who would oppress others, I ask that you NOT leave this session, even if you feel it necesary to support Mr. Monteil."

Turning back to Mantado, she said "once again, I thank you for the chance to speak and I yield the floor back to you.

(OoC: modified)