I think hiring more people from North Korea, increase policing for conscription avoidance and spend a lot on industrial policies to encourage arms production. Mjeh, basically what they're already doing.
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I think it would look something like "If I Was President" by Wyclef Jean. None of the world powers would suffer an anarchist to be in a position to make actual changes towards equity.
Elected on Friday. Sworn in on Saturday. Assassinated on Sunday.
Russians wouldn't know what to do with democracy if you gave it to them, there are plenty of older Russians who would be happy to go back to the way things were before 1991.
There's no trust in leadership, corruption is rife, the people know they're being lied to, they're used to it and expect it.
I'd GTFO as soon as humanly possible before I'd try and fix things and just end up making it worse.
End the war, arrest and imprison all oligarchs, declare the rebirth of the RSFSR (Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic)
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Initiate special prosecution to investigate all of the former leader's administrative state, changes made to law and the country's oligarch class. Maybe based on Nuremburg trials structure, likely world experts on this type of investigation/prosecution brought in from outside of the country.
Negotiate immediate ceasefire with Ukraine, establish a council to fund and return Ukrainian children to Ukraine, restore land borders to pre-Russian invasion (at least), establish restitution to rebuild cities and support the people.
Demolish all levels of media censorship and open access to all information.
Tell China and North Korea that were no longer friends and publicly announce to donald that his last resort hidey hole is now closed, unless he wants the underground hitler suite complete with loaded gun, gas can and matches.
When all this is done, or far enough along to feel like it can complete, New democratic elections held for every seat of government, including my own. In strategic waves to preserve stability.
Change the name to Vacation-land for Lawyers in Love.
This is a job for Bitt3rSteel. Make it a hoi4 disaster save episode.
Free healthcare
*with purchase of one healthcare of equal or greater value
Negotiate a peace agreement between NATO, the European Union, Ukraine and Russia, with the aim of:
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Keeping control of Crimea and small parts of the Donbas in exchange for the land Ukraine gained in their Kursk incursion. This would give Russia access to a second sea port that can be used all year round, and unlike Kaliningrad, isn't an exclave sandwiched between NATO powers.
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Negotiating the immediate release of all POWs on both sides.
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Obtaining a neutrality agreement to ensure Ukraine will not join NATO (EU or EFTA membership is fine.) Not really anything we can do about Finland or Sweden joining.
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Joint Russian and Western aid in rebuilding Ukraine.
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Lifting all economic sanctions (including those placed on Russia before 2022), travel restrictions and readmission back into the G7, Council of Europe, FIFA, IOC, etc.
Launch all the nukes for the lulz