What are your views on the situation in Zimbabwe? Should Atlasia intervene, and if so, in what capacity?
Atlasia should intervene, but not with military force. That would hurt more than help democracy in the country. We already have full sanctions on them which should continue but we should push for more nations to do so as well. We must also use our influence to get the UN and GTO to also apply pressurre on Zimbabwe.
As well as that we also must put pressure on the African Union to at least provide sanctions as well. What would be preferable is a complete embargo on the country by the AU except for food and medical supplies that we should get the AU to provide troops to make sure the people actually get these supplies instead of Mugabe's troops seizing them.
Another thing that I believe would be a good idea is a "Great River" program that would help people who wanted to leave Zimbabwe safely get out of the country along with helping getting them set up for awhile in their new country.
I have a question.
Mr. Moderate: great president, or greatest president?
Great, because I've liked what you've done so far. But of course it hasn't been much yet.
How do you imagine China would react to this?
Besides what we've changed about Taiwan it's pretty much the policy that we've had before and of course they aren't happy about them. With Taiwan I doubt they are very happy either but of course they won't do anything about it. We have just recognized the country as independent, we haven't recognized them
as China. They have always made threats about retaking Taiwan but in today's climate they probably never will.
What I can tell you is that they will take it far better, and it won't affect us as much, as what many, including I think you (correct me if I'm wrong) wanted me to do which was put some sanctions, if not complete sanctions against China. That would make relations between our countries really bad besides wreck our economy since we are so closely tied. As well as that I don't believe we should boycott the olympics or the opening ceremonies because it's an athletic event, not political.