A celestial journalist had come down to earth to confirm how men governed themselves and he wrote down reports of what he had observed and tried to compare them.
An emmisary of the gods had come down once more to earth. It was only one god and he was a journalist. His first port of call was a village to participate in and observe how they governed themselves and from there he proceeded to the urban area of the same village to observe a more modern way of governance.
He then went ahead to obtain a first hand account of a civil war on mans inhumanity to man. Then he went into watching how man lived irrespective of the laws of decorum and reason as set by nature and the abuse of charity.
He then delved into the issue of freedom and came to his own conclusion on how things should be.
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"...politics as seen in its rudimentary, but very effective form in WADICO, quarrels between towns, corruption in big cities as well as philosophical arguments in the court. The truth was essentially of no consequence. He also got firsthand information of an unjust war, observed sexual promiscuity and deviance, as well as even the religious members of the society tampering with charitable donations. ..."
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