*while Zehner and Kubena are organizing a counter-attack against Republican positions, Schuschnigg is having a private meeting with his trusty sidekick Berger-Waldenegg in Wien*
Schuschnigg: Egon, I think we should organize a completely extravagant rally to remind our people how happy they are living under our oppressive fascist regime instead of living morally corrupting free lives under weak democratic governance. Something that screams "Austria is strong, her leaders are powerful and the common folk benefits nothing but is still happy to serve due to sheer patriotism!" I want to see thousands of my loyal subjects cheer to me as I speak to them!
Berger-Waldenegg: I understand what you mean. If we are to thrive, we need to brainwash the common people with our nationalistic ramblings. Tell them how we were screwed over at Versailles! How First World War was caused by evil democratic imperialists!
Schuschnigg: Exactly! Wait, First World War?
Berger-Waldenegg: Just listen to us speak. Nationalism, the superiority of fascist ideology and Austrian culture, loathing of communism and democracy! Do you really think the peace is going to last? We already have 30.000 men in Spain fightning Communists for Christs sake! Geez, how can all leaders be so blind to it?
Schuschnigg: To what?
Berger-Waldenegg: Forget it. Just forget it.
Schuschnigg: Anyway, back to the extravagant rally that shows the greatness of fascism and our regime. I want, 100.000 soldiers marching...
Berger-Waldenegg: All our soldiers are in Spain or on their way there.
Schuschnigg: 4 wings of planes flying over us...
Berger-Waldenegg: None have been produced this far. Scientists are still on drawing board designing new bombers. As of now Austrian airforce equals zero.
Schuschnigg: Well, atleast Heimwehr is still around?
Berger-Waldenegg: You absorbed the last remains of Heimwehr to our Vaterländische Front in early February this year. Heimwehr and their organization ceased to be that moment.
Schuschnigg: What do we have then? We need to show our strenght with extravagant number of armed men marching in unison!
Berger-Waldenegg: Well, the Schuschnigg-jugend is still here and ready to march.
The Schuschnigg-jugend, the future of Austria
Schuschnigg: Fine, have 100.000 Schuschnigg-jugenders to march in the rally. Give them plastic rifles and have the theme of the Rally revolve around the future of Austria or something.
Berger-Waldenegg: Kurt, I thought I would never say this: that was an EXCELLENT idea! It has an enormous propaganda value!
von Hegedüs: Maybe we could promote the value of Austrian navy in protecting our sovereignity in the rally?
Schuschnigg: Paul!? What are you doing here? How did you get in? How long have you been here?
von Hegedüs: I have been here whole day. You just naturally ignore me what ever I do, what ever I say and where ever I am.
Berger-Waldenegg: Schoo, go away. You are not wanted here, this is a private meeting.
von Hegedüs: Fine, I didn't even want to hang around with you guys. I will be playing with my plastic ships in my bath tub if anybody misses me.
*smiles in an evil, psychotic way and runs off to the dark cave somewhere in the Austrian Alps*
Berger-Waldenegg: That fellow is weird. I wonder if he is up to something?
Schuschnigg: Nah, he is too stupid for that. He would need an evil villain to lead him and where are you going to find one in these dark days for evil villainy? Now, lets figure out my speech.
All of sudden, a tune starts to play and Schuschnigg spontaneosly begins singing
When I stand up, yeah I know I'm gonna hear
I'm gonna hear my folk loudly cheer to me
When I 'pen mouth, yeah I know their gonna wait
Their gonna wait what I will now them tell
When I say words, yeah I know I'm gonna tell
I'm gonna tell 'bout shame of treaty Versailles
When I keep on, yeah I know I'm gonna speak
I'm gonna speak how Slavs belong to our rule
Well I would tell five hundred lies
And I would tell five hundred more
Just to stay on power in my nation
'Cause I'm one big power whore
*Berger-Waldenegg joins*
When you'r shouting, yeah I know they don't care
They don't care what the subject is at hand
That's because, well shouting impresses
It impresses and spit is just a plus
When you speak (when I speak) well you should tell them
You should tell them how much they just rock
That's beca-use, flattering is simply great
It is great use of ancient rhetorics
Kurt: Well I would tell five hundred lies
Egon: And I would tell five hundred more
Kurt: Just to stay on power in my nation
Egon: 'Cause you'r one big power whore
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Both: Randanrlandanrlandandaa
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Both: Randanrlandanrlandandaa
*Schuschnigg continues*
When I have pause, yeah I know they'r gonna shout
They'r gonna shout how I will save this land
When I continue, yeah I know they'r gonna stop
They'r gonna stop because they greatly respect me
What they hear (what they hear), yeah I know they'r gonna think
They'r gonna think how all that is so true
When I end speech (when you end speech), yes I know they'r gonna hail
They'r gonna regard me as God's chosen leader
They regard me as God's chosen... lea-der
Kurt: Well I would tell five hundred lies
Egon: And I would tell five hundred more
Kurt: Just to stay on power in my nation
Egon: 'Cause you'r one big power whore
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Both: Randanrlandanrlandandaa
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Both: Randanrlandanrlandandaa
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Both: Randanrlandanrlandandaa
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Kurt: Dä däddää!
Egon: Dä däddää!
Both: Randanrlandanrlandandaa
Kurt: Well I would tell five hundred lies
Egon: And I would tell five hundred more
Kurt: Just to stay on power in my nation
Egon: 'Cause you'r one big power whoo-oo-oore
Schuschnigg: That was fun
Berger-Waldenegg: That was REALLY fun.
*far away in Spain, Zehner sighes deeply and drops a tear*
Schuschnigg: I wonder though, how that music always just starts playing out of nowhere. And how I can improvise such witty lines.
Berger-Waldenegg: It is the laws of cheesy musicals. When something great happens or a boy breaks girl's heart, music appears out of nowhere and the lyrics just flow out of your mouth.