Halland News – The Halland Intelligence Agency (HIA) has detected signs that the Sammyville Government may be on the verge of a collapse. "There has been chatter that’s been heard and collected through various communication channels which has indicated that Sammyville may end up dissolving,” stated an HIA source.

The HIA also indicated that the Sammyville Government just doesn’t have time to run a country in this type of political landscape where peace is as fragile as glass. "I think Sammyville is in a very tough spot right now,” cited the HIA source. "With the Sammyville government getting blamed by several other Hall Nations for the anonymous emails, texts, and letters, it’s not a shock to see the country buckle under so much weight.”

So what happens if Sammyville were to dissolve? For starters, the military would most likely have to downsize and the equipment could be sold off to other Hall Nations in order to generate some income before the total collapse of the government. Usually once that occurs, the country’s leadership will step down and the population of the country would then dissolve into other countries. In this case, McDonaldland would take in most of the Sammyville citizens since the McDonaldland Government allowed the formation of the Sammyville nation inside its borders.

Only one other country in the past had dissolved and that occurred during the 1st Hall War in which the Republic of Doviak (modern day McDonaldland) boarded ships to flee the war between Halland, Hall Republic, Hallville, and Evelynland. However, after boarding ships and setting sail, pirates from Jonathonville (modern day HSSR) attacked the ragtag Republic of Doviak fleet which sent the ships and everyone on board to the bottom of the ocean.

However, the Sammyville government may not go down without a fight. As Hallville produced video footage of a Sammyville operative attempting to kidnap Hallville troops, the country of Sammyville was quick to point the finger at Halland. In a stunning turn of events, Sammyville made an accusation and produced vague evidence that Halland operatives were supporting the Sammyville operative to only sabotage the operation and release the footage to Hallville.

General Amongstus has not commented publicly on the accusations as espionage operations are usually kept top secret, but one analyst believes there is some merit to those accusations. "For starters, if you look at the video, it appears to be a deliberate set up,” quipped the analyst. "I do believe that Halland operatives were involved in the framing of the Sammyville operative. I only say this because McDonaldland operatives are far better at remaining undetected in their ability to conduct sabotage operations.”