Serge: I don't think all the G-52s and their allies really have the superpower where our words are treated as law otherwise my country wouldn't be this nightmare that my people allowed it to become today. My people go after Muslims and LGBT in the most violent of manners and have destroyed artifacts and mosques relating to the history of Mansa Musa simply because they were associated with Islam, and wanted to wipe out our Islamic history. My country's history is being altered even if some of my people managed to hand our artifacts to The British Museum for preservation and protection from my junta that I did not ask for. And if we do have a parallel of Leo, the damage is done in Burkina Faso and he's on his own. I tried to reason with my people and nothing worked. Not even our allies, except the Dissidents, want to get involved.

Zax: If a Burkinabe parallel of Leo exists, he will understand why you chose to live and work in America. Also, the constitution is the supreme law of the country and nothing is above that, even with referendums.

Weather Wolf: It's complicated because back in Thailand, with Lek being our Prime Minister, despite our National Assembly giving him more authoritarian power, what's keeping him check is not just our constitution, but also our elder Buddhist monks, because Buddhism is our state religion. Those monks are the ones making sure Lek keeps himself in check.

Zachary: Just because Luong has authoritarian powers in Vietnam does not mean America should go that way with Leo. Leo, you already know that our constitution is the supreme law of the land. What the Vietnamese does is different. Same could be said of Singapore.

Chuong: Burkina Faso sounds like they have a heartless problem, as with many African countries enabling homophobic policies. That's why their people don't listen to their heroes. My fellow UN1024s in those countries can only do their best or worst, focus on surviving, because they have limited resources and they can't stand up against millions of violent people who refuse to reason with them so they're often left with no choice but to let things take their course until everything cools down.

Frank S.: I and Battle Bull were tending to Lyle and protecting him in the State House when our people were setting their own cities and towns on fire before murdering their leaders for their hypocrisy in pornography and homosexuality from the leaks by one of the Dissidents. The sanctions at the time affected our ability to enforce law and order so we had to let things take its course than to risk our lives in this.

Chuong: Nobody can blame you for that because in the end, your life goes first no matter what.

Zax: And since you're a Christian, better to let your people explain to God why they think it's appropriate to partake in mass murder than you explaining to Him why you put your people at risk trying to stop them. And props to Battle Bull for keeping a cool head during this whole drama from Museveni's Anti Homosexual Act.

Cripto: *to Serge* Did the C.I.D.F. make a mistake? The report was that everybody in the group has that superpower now.

Leo: If that was the case, it didn't happen until after Burkina Faso did all this damage to themselves. *to Zachary* And I am aware of that. I think it was one last attempt (which failed in the end) to make the imagination of George Higgins a reality. Still, the Commander has updated his policies.

Super C: I did. If it turns out all of us have that superpower of supreme authority, as Leo and his army (the parallels) definitely have, then I have to be stricter. However, I felt embarrassed upon having forgotten the governments and authorities of this world exonerated Leo's army from any wrongdoings connected to CNG controlling them as puppets, and so I updated the policies to allow the lions to also have their strikes reset if they make it so far without a strike. Thus, Levi has just the one strike on his record, not two, and you, Leo are in the clear.

Leo: What about Leonce and Leonid?

Super C: Also in the clear.

Battle Bull: That was a nightmare. I never want to go through that again.

Lyle: I hope nobody does. If we find more parallels, I just hope none of them snap; it's bad enough as it is that when one of us is discovered, all of us then suffer a massive headache.

Leo: Part of that is the telepathy factor. Although we are no longer spiritually connected to one another thanks to the sub-separation moves that CNG did to us, all of us still know what happens when one lion does something significant, whether for better or for worse.