First action of the General Secretary Romanov was to mend the greatest blunder of Khrushev, Chinese split. With that in mind he empowered ambassador Troyanovsky with emergency powers and devoted the entirety of Foreign Affairs to the goal of rapprochement with China.
In our exchanges with China, we got a better look of their theories and opinions. In particular, the idea of the need of economic progress before advancement to socialism and communism is possible.
Combining it with Comrade Stalin idea of decisive development of Heavy Industry and Military that was proven to be necessary in his time, the Secretary realised that the same principle is applied to our times too: Only instead of the Military made obsolete by mutually assured destruction, we must focus on Light Industry and Trade, as that is the bread and butter of the Cold War.
Ministers were selected with maximising profits, light industry and KGP powers and intrusiveness.
The budget was Entirely focused on creation of Export Economy and industry. The Soviet people must make sacrifices in the name of victory in this war. Socialist Science would not be touched, for we do not trade ultimate goals for immediate benefits.
The only exception to the rule is diplomatic expenses. Not only for Chinese sake, but for America to Build the High Defcon and Pay for It, while we pay for vain and unlimited decadence and overconsumption of American politicians with our diplomatic funds.
We've finally dealt with History. Here's our first event, How shall we deal with SDI?
General Secretary reminds that our goal is to overcome NATO through economy and diplomacy, while avoiding too much confrontation, as the voting commences.
Protest, or do a counter-program if protesting doesn't work
Lincoln Lewis
In presidium and totally not purged (yet)
Mason Gray
Protest.
Brayden Reed
Protest.
Jason Long
Protest it is. It didn't work in itself, but China appreciates our stance and America is unconcerned about our bickering in the UN, while we spent no funds and put faith in the nukes. Alas, we can do nothing else.
