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High Chancellor Anton Vizzek proclaimed to the Duzhonevian people and all True Humans throughout the galaxy that the traitors captured during the Battle of Mozushek have been executed in a manner befitting their crime. To the roaring applause of the 79th Human Purity Party Congress, the five disgraced guardsmen were dragged in chains before the assembled troops of the Duzhonevian Imperial Guard. Their shame was projected to telescreens across the Imperium, and, with the grace of the Purity Party, foreign press were allowed to witness this display of Duzhonevian justice. With righteous fury, High Chancellor Vizzek issued a scathing condemnation of their cowardice during the battle.

The five guardsmen were ordered to summarily execute villagers that were hiding high-level Gresi operatives during the Battle of Mozushek. The guardsmen refused to fire, allowing the Gresi operatives to attempt an escape. While the operatives were crushed by the Guard, two guardsmen were needlessly killed in the ensuing firefight. Their widows and children were graciously invited by High Chancellor Vizzek himself to the 79th Party Congress, so they may bear witness to the annihilation of the traitors which have caused them so much pain and suffering. The families will be given stipends to compensate them for this unnecessary and tragic loss.

In an act of supreme justness, High Chancellor Vizzek gave each of the five guardsmen an opportunity to speak their piece, so their last words may be heard by the entire galaxy. Each man gave a tearful confession, admitting to many heinous crimes against True Humanity, the Purity Party, and the Duzhonev Imperium. Each pleaded with High Chancellor Vizzek to execute them in the most painful ways imaginable, but in his mercy, the High Chancellor ordered that they be executed by death ray. This quick and painless death is far more than they deserve for their crimes, but the total eradication of their atomic structure also erases their crimes. After the executions, the entire Purity Party cheered for the justice done before them that day.

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High Chancellor Anton Vizzek proclaimed to the Duzhonevian people and all True Humans throughout the galaxy that the traitors captured during the Battle of Mozushek have been executed in a manner befitting their crime. To the roaring applause of the 79th Human Purity Party Congress, the five disgraced guardsmen were dragged in chains before the assembled troops of the Duzhonevian Imperial Guard. Their shame was projected to telescreens across the Imperium, and, with the grace of the Purity Party, foreign press were allowed to witness this display of Duzhonevian justice. With righteous fury, High Chancellor Vizzek issued a scathing condemnation of their cowardice during the battle.

The five guardsmen were ordered to summarily execute villagers that were hiding high-level Gresi operatives during the Battle of Mozushek. The guardsmen refused to fire, allowing the Gresi operatives to attempt an escape. While the operatives were crushed by the Guard, two guardsmen were needlessly killed in the ensuing firefight. Their widows and children were graciously invited by High Chancellor Vizzek himself to the 79th Party Congress, so they may bear witness to the annihilation of the traitors which have caused them so much pain and suffering. The families will be given stipends to compensate them for this unnecessary and tragic loss.

In an act of supreme justness, High Chancellor Vizzek gave each of the five guardsmen an opportunity to speak their piece, so their last words may be heard by the entire galaxy. Each man gave a tearful confession, admitting to many heinous crimes against True Humanity, the Purity Party, and the Duzhonev Imperium. Each pleaded with High Chancellor Vizzek to execute them in the most painful ways imaginable, but in his mercy, the High Chancellor ordered that they be executed by death ray. This quick and painless death is far more than they deserve for their crimes, but the total eradication of their atomic structure also erases their crimes. After the executions, the entire Purity Party cheered for the justice done before them that day.