Chuong: I'm curious to see the Great Wall of Russia.

Psycho Blade: Really big and long. I can tell you it puts the Great Wall of China to shame.

Zax: Now that the Olympics is over, let's prepare for further events. Captain Cosmo is perfect for Russia's ambassador to America!

Chuong: FYI my furry friends in Houston like to do what they call as furry invasions or raids. What they do is invite as many furries as possible, then we select a place to hang out at, preferably if the majority of customers of the place are humans, then go there at once to surprise them. In this case, we're going to a movie theater for this to watch The Bad Guys in hopes of surprising the humans there at least. But we are careful to not cause crowd crushes since one in Houston is too much as it is.

Zax: Well you go have fun then.

Super C: Have a great time, Moon Moon. I don't think you being there should attract attention for the wrong reasons.

Corps Coon: The furry invasions sound intriguing. The only I've done something like that was if the Cadets and I were actually doing it as a flash mob performance. Those were a lot of fun to do.

Chuong: Something to note that the Russian Federation may face another dissolution because that country is a multi-ethnic federal republic.

Captain Cosmo: Personally, considering our history with the other ethnic groups, especially the Chechens, I'm in favor of the dissolution. Russia will always exist, but better as a much smaller republic for Russians than over other ethnic groups. Our history is full of violence and bloodshed. The fact that Leonid has our country's history on him is too much as a burden for him. We got a very long way to go.

Konrad: Let's see what the future holds for Russia.

Jack: I remember Yugoslavia going through a dissolution so I wouldn't be surprised if the people under Russia agrees to that. I hope Leonid doesn't take it personally if that happens but I hope he's ready for that when it comes.

Chuong: If Russia goes through a dissolution, that means more countries and easier government management.

Super C: Another dissolution?

Leo: I vividly remember the end of the USSR and Yugoslavia. I'm not sure how Leonid feels about that.

Captain Cosmo: It's the only way to prevent further ethnic conflict otherwise there would be genocide. Look at my country's history in treating native ethnic minorities under our rule. Now look how the pilgrims interacted with the Native Americans during the days when America was barely a British colony. The Americans obtained knowledge from the Native Americans and used them to help form their country. We used plenty of forced assimilation tactics against others. We also get into the business of other nearby countries for power and resources than to let them solve things out before utilizing diplomacy. Before Leonid took power, our government was ruled by barbarians and warmongers, with Putin being one of them. If Yugoslavia still existed, the Serbs would've wiped out the Croatians, Bosnians, and Albanians through genocide. I also still remember the Chechen Wars because of what was supposed to be antiterrorism missions became genocide against the Chechens. But of course, our government at the time lied to us to get us to think its antiterrorism when in reality it is not. The First Chechen War should've been the last so we can give the Chechens peace of mind as they help improve their nation as an independent nation. But nope. When Putin came into power, he decided to commit ungodly war crimes against the Chechens before forcefully making Chechnya a part of Russia again. *To Chuong.* You could've had a Chechen UN1024 soldier who'd represent Chechnya with pride on Earth. Too bad their future is gone. *To Super C.* And you could've had a Chechen G-52 but they're gone.

Chuong: The Chechen heroes are not gone but rather dormant. Don't lose hope. As for the possibility of the dissolution of the Russian Federation where Russia goes back to being an ethnic independent nation, with the other republics becoming independent ethnic nations, if that happens, it happens. If not, then not. One of my Russian friends said that if another dissolution happens, then Russia's national capital will return to St. Petersburg. Beautiful city and very close to Europe. But until then, we'll see where all this goes.

Captain Cosmo: If another dissolution happens, better be it diplomats from the ethnic republics sitting down to talk with Leonid up close in a calm matter than madmen barging in with guns.

Super C: Then let's hope it does end peacefully. Now you've got me wondering what the geography would look like if it does dissolve.

Leo: I forgot St. Petersburg used to be the capital.

Leonid: It was, but it became Moscow again after the October Revolution. You think you've got troubles? Just look at our tarnished history.

Super C: Gives you a headache, doesn't it?

Leonid: It does. I want the Chechens to have their land back. It wasn't rightfully ours to begin with.