Me: Senegal's first G-52! Looks like the more underdeveloped nations will be backed by them as wel!

Chuong: You meant underrated because Cripto bailed the world out of debt so every country can be a developed country remember? South Africa is developed but is a horribly underrated country compared to the world.

Me: Human rights are pretty poor in those places too. But I am glad that there will be things to help work out.

Chuong: Well the human rights things have been taken care of thanks to the G-52s. A few years ago after Cripto's donations, Eritrea used to have the world's worst human rights records to the point that Ethiopia is threatening to outright invade Eritrea and take over their capital. When we went to Eritrea, Ethiopia launched a full-scale invasion against Eritrea to destroy the authoritarian government and install a democracy in it. Now, Eritrea is free and happy again with lots of development going on.

Cripto: That's one of those things where the voices in my head would scream, "Eek! I wish I had known that sooner!" But that story has a happy ending.

Super C: Underdeveloped? There's no such thing as underdeveloped thanks to Cripto.

Me: Cripto's helping make the world a better place, thanks to his generous help.

Cripto: It didn't come without a fair share of death threats, but that was short-lived.

Chuong: I thought corruption is gone thanks to Cripto but at least there's a Senegalese superhero.

Jack: There's still corruption tendencies. When politicians take oath in office, they also agree that their lives will no longer be private to the public.

Sky Wolf: Hence I never wanted to be a politician in democratic Turkmenistan even though my people voted me to be a national politician against my own will. I don't mind but I never planned on that but at least I was told that transitions to democracies will involve voting top civilians into office against their own wills almost like jury duty.

Rush: Yup! In democracies, anyone is subject to jury duty. America is a republic but any of us can be subjected to jury duty as well. In authoritarian governments, there's no jury duty for civilians unless its absolutely necessary. Even democracies have a price too but the investment is well worth it.

Speedy Somali: Exactly. There's a few differences between your government and ours, but one match is that the President is supposed to only serve two terms. Wade served three after he made the amendment himself.

Leo: He couldn't get away with that in America; Congress has to propose an amendment first before it gets approved by both parts, the Senate and House, and the President has to sign it. If he vetos it, a 2/3 majority is needed to overrule it. Of course, our Supreme Court could still erase it.

Speedy Somali: Is it true, though, that you want each nation that has a G-52 to have a Krieglandonian as a G-52 as well?

Super C: I'm not picky about whether or not we have Krieglandonians, but the fact that we have the ones we do have does go to show that all together, they are a blessing to our world.