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All YBL members have been told to cease going to work, in protest of recent brutality. This will hopefully tank the economy of both the German Government and the Bundesland, as Germany will need to find replacements. In addition, non YBL members have been roused up with the internet and on the streets. There are strictly no violent protests however.

Bavaria will not be crushed!

A prominent promoter of the YBL, T. L. Waldemar, has at his age of 82 recieved a heart attack and ended up in hospital his condition looks very unhopeful and it is unsure if he will live on. A brave figure during the Cold War, his skills to politics will be surely missed, should worst come to worst.

It was once believed, my friends, by the French at Waterloo, that the world could once become a shining beacon of democracy, free of monarchs and aristocrats subjugating the average man. The everyman. The working man. The Austrian man ruling the Hungarian man, the Prussian man ruling the Bavarian man.

This was not to be. The world has taken a sharp turn into the reactionary. What was once a given right has now become a commodity in this modern world: self determination, peace, and free speech. Was this, my friends, what a quarter of the French people died for? Is this what the allies fought for to fight the Prussian hegemon of Hitler trying to control the world from Berlin?

Alas, it seems

After our eventual independence, Bavaria could very much stay alone. This is not what we want. Therefore, it is in our interest to see that nations around us are willing to see Bavaria enter the world stage in a completely democratic manner.

Henrik has sent letters and emails to the leaders of the Czech Republic, France, and Austria in order for visits. However it would be perfectly reasonable to reject him if one so wished.

The interviews will be posted to the YBL website.

"Beyond the figure of a determined man is the template of a raving loon", quotes Zak Grüberman, a writer for a local paper. "His easily angered attitude and indecisiveness, as well as hot headedness is akin to that of The Iron Chancellor, or even Hitler, and he has the political views of these men too - except not for a greater Germany. He wishes nothing great except for himself, and is willing to step on people's toes to get there. His complete lack of knowledge on subjects is supposedly covered by his attacks on others - attacks which mean nothing. He is but a Farage. A fascist idiot who should never have been allowed attention. Alas, as Europe falls into turmoil again, it seems people are

The YBL has recently offered self defence classes to Bavarian citizens who cannot defend themsekves from despicable street thugs who plague Germany.

"The German police are not fond of taking action, as we saw in 2016, so we must teach people to defend themselves", Hindenheft reports.

They are being begun in the local hall, which was formerly a pub before it went out of business. It is now the Young Bavarian's League Club, and the head of the party. Hopefully, This will increase their popularity,

"Since the times of the Holy Roman Empire, Bavaria has always been different from her northern neighbours. The great statesman Otto von Bismarck said that he would not like to see Bavarians in the German Reich. But circumstances lead to us, despite the fact we became autonomous - to become a part of the reich. After the Treaty of Versailles that autonomy was stripped from us, and not we are considered the exact same as the other states.

And why is this? We are notably different. When Scotland wants independence, nobody asks "why" - because they are different from England despite their English language. And so are we - history, accents, and political views seperate us from Northern h

Hindenheft would like to spread the name and glory of the YBL, and teach the people of the fight against the Prussian dogs. Therefore, a website has been published with the help of hos nerdy friends from university. Hopefully, this will lead to recognistion by other people.

Henrik sat down on his stool, a little pissed, with his 6 mates. Bavaria was as shit as ever, boring, and, in his eyes, full of immigrants. But he kept chugging down his beer. It was the only thing that kept him going.

"If depression had a country, this'd be it", he retorted. His friend Walter breathed a little more air out of his nose than usual.

Just then, a large, pot bellied man tapped him on the shoulder, and with a booming voice, replied:

"Listen here, young one. Germany is a beautiful country. I grew up here since Hitler's time. Brats like you only complain,"

Henrik sized up the man. He had a long, white, pretty tremendous 'stache, and looked like he could collapse the Golden

Are there any resources besides Duolingo that could teach me the past tense? I can't find it anywhere! Thanks in advance!