I’m the President of Africa

If they really want to develop in Africa, they're afraid they'll have to import too many Chinese laborers and rely on indigenous Africans. That would be difficult.

It's extremely difficult to succeed, almost impossible. Many African countries are, frankly, nation-states forcibly created by modern colonizers, leaping directly from slavery and tribal systems to modernity. For them to become world powers, it takes more than just extraordinary individuals; it requires a divine intervention.

I support the author's military-first approach, but I cannot agree with the recent blitzkrieg and expansion. Djibouti simply lacked the foundation for armored blitzkrieg. How many truck drivers and literate people did Djibouti have? Did they have the courage to fight even when surrounded by the enemy? Did they possess the national consciousness of Germany during World War II?

No, I don't quite understand. 36 Years of colonial independence—that's such a new phrase. I thought it was 56 years.

Unless you have the resources and the transportation costs are reasonable, do you think people would care about your godforsaken place?

A small country with only 500,000 people can develop a military. Like Serbia, it should just cling to a major power, buy some weapons, and focus on a few labor-intensive industries. That's about the limit; unless you expand your territory...

It's ridiculous. Even if the Germans supported you, they wouldn't give you their uniforms. You're acting like a lunatic, wearing someone else's uniform, which lowers your public support. Independence requires timing; you can only declare independence when France is occupied. You're not being realistic at all. Do you really think you can take on France single-handedly? Ah, unless you're fighting in mountainous terrain, the weak can't fight the strong.

Opening: I became president in Africa Ending: Finally, I'm free. I'll leave this half-bottle of antidepressants for the next person.

If you're going to write about things abroad, just write about things abroad. Bringing up the University of Tokyo just ruins the point.

Dude, I can understand being sexually repressed. After all, food and sex are basic human needs. But why is he acting like Yan Shuangying? He was saying he needed a sniper and a good gun. And now he's charging in on a motorcycle? Is he out of control?