BBC News: Rhienland Lies Revealed!

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In the war of words, Rhienland has just hit below the belt, and been caught with its pants down!

Hello, I'm Allus Write, BBC News reporter, the ONLY news you can trust.
Our top story; Rheinland recently reported that Bretonia, prior to the outbreak of the Omega conflict several days ago, entered Rugen space with one of its battleships the HMS-Destiny:

but before hostilities even erupted this was proved to be false due to this leak: Battleship at Rugen

They then go on to claim that the battleship entered a second time, after war was declared, and several Rheinland ships, now stationed on Rugen due to the outbreak of the Omega conflict, intercepted and destroyed the vessel:

The same Battleship was caught a second time attempting to enter the field where Rugen was, except this time it was during war. It is clear that the Bretonians want this station either theirs or obliterated off the map of Omega-3, luckily some Rheinland Military on station on Rugen were there to put a stop to what would have been a massacre of epic proportions. Battleship caught fleeing from Rugen post-war after it's second "attempt."

The battleship in pieces.

However, astute readers will notice that the first recording of the HMS-Destiny, according to Rheinland: "Before the Omega hostilities" was taken by an RM cruiser, identifiable by the cruiser weapon readouts on the right, and the logs on the left.
Why was an RM cruiser stationed in Omega 3 before the outbreak of hostilities? Surely that in itself is a hostile act, breaking the Omega treaty?
The answer is simple, this recording was not taken "Before hostilities" at all, but only a few hours ago!

Released to us by the BAF, are the last logs of HMS-Destiny, which will tell us the true story, the story Rheinland doesnt want YOU to know:

Here we see the first recordings, where the Bretonian ship orders Rheinland forces to leave Omega 3, BDM agents refuse, but the RNC Deutschland, the very same cruiser that took the original Rheinland recordings, agrees to leave. However, the captain goes back on his word, and attacks the HMS-Destiny along with 2 Rheinland gunboats and a snub.

If you play close attention to the last two recordings, you can clearly see that what Rheinland would have you think is two separate incidents, one several days ago, are in fact one and the same! You can see this because the last logged message of the first recording, is the same as the first logged message in the second.

Unlike the CNS Rheinland division, BBC publishes all news, truthfully, indeed it would be far more damming for Rheinland if this HAD been two seperate incidents, as they would then have had to explain why there were RM cruisers, and BDM agents in Omega 3 Prior to the Omega incident.

The fact is; Rheinland launched an underhanded and treacherous attack, on a ship attempting to use peaceful means to remove them from Bretonian space, and tried to cover it up with easily dissproved propoganda.

However, the fact that CNS would publish this brings a worrying question as to weather Rheinland has seized control of all media in it's grasp, and is allowing only state sponsored propoganda to be published, can any news from Rheinland be trusted anymore?

This is Allus Write, stay with us.

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"No lad, oi donna think it can be, if'n it could ever be trusted in tha first place."

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"Why do you even watch it? All it does is upset you."

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"Leave it be lass, jus' leave it be."

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