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At
1400 hrs today, soldiers from squad Kappa made contact
with a number of male survivors who were looting a
large supermarket store on Liverpool Street, Angel
Islington. The men approached our soldiers in an aggressive
manner, and although our soldiers made every effort
to warn the survivors that they must remain a suitable
distance away from friendly units, their warnings
were ignored. Finally, after the situation had become
unstable, shots were fired and there were casualties
on both sides. I have spoken to the sergeant in charge
and he assures me that the first shot was without
a doubt fired by the civilians and not by us.
While
I understand that it is possible that the whole incident
was indeed an unfortunate misunderstanding, I feel
it is my responsibility to recommend that we step
up our levels of caution when interacting with all
survivors. All non-army personnel should be considered
armed and dangerous until further notice.
Remember
that your vision of a new world order requires only
the co-operation of the remaining populous, but not
their understanding nor agreement in what we wish
to achieve. In the end, countless future generations
will thank us for what we did. It is a sad fact that
casualties are a necessary sacrifice for the greater
good.
Lieutenant
David Green.
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