Emeraldise

So gentlemen is recruiting for new nations a must for Emeraldise?

I agree with the offsite thing. Where do we get started?

I've had this issue before, sad thing is I wish I could pick multiple ones, not just one of them.

A new survey conducted by private organizations has found out that confidence in Ral Ixshida's political system is at an all-time low. Politicians and political think tanks are scrambling to find a solution.

The Debate

"Isn't it obvious?" states Sophie Trax, host of a political talk show. "Politicians get away with things that would land us regular folk in jail. Corruption, fraud; you name it, they do it – and with no consequences. How about you make it harder for them to get away with their crimes by enforcing tough jail time. Maybe then you'll earn back the public's trust."

"It's probably because we're constantly seeing the same people in power over and over again," argues Stefanie Falopian, a columnist for the Ral Ixshida Inquirer. "We should shake things up a bit and bring some fresh faces into the political game. Let's introduce term limits on all public offices. That'll definitely increase confidence in our political system!"

"I couldn't help but notice that confidence was particularly lower among women," notes Rebecca McGuffin, editor of Bonjour magazine. "It's time we rid this country of its old boys club by introducing gender quotas. Mandate that women must hold at least 50% of all public offices in Ral Ixshida; everyone knows women are so much more trustworthy than men."

"People don't trust us?" gasps Mia Latsudan, one of your many advisers. "Then it's time we earned it back! Let's get out there among the people and show everybody that politicians are just like them! Be totally transparent; personal blogs, documentaries, 24 hour TV shows. Yes, it may cost a bit, but if the public know everything about you, they'll have to trust you!"

"If the people don't trust us then we'll make them," suggests Jack Jamieson, your military aide-de-camp, slamming his fists on the table. "We'll just use force and intimidation to win back support. Some may call it brainwashing or terrorism, but I call it love. As a plus, it should be really easy to implement!"

The Government Position

I picked that one and I got: The government is spending millions on 'trust campaigns' in an effort to win back the public's support. So we'll see how that goes, I kind of wish I could've picked more than just one, like 1,2, and 4.

Rest in peace The Blue-Eyed Allies of King Eliam Lovers