We have not time to play Fascist vs Zionist again in a third world war.

There are 3 armies with 200 million men, the Chinese, the Indians and the Islamic Sphere

u can always vote for yourself, remember that

Title: The Seven-Year Reign

In a world collapsing under compound usury debt, Joseph C. Jukic rose like a reformer from the digital wilderness — a visionary who promised not another empire of gold, but a jubilee of freedom. His platform was simple but world-shaking: liberate humanity from the chains of interest.

Economists laughed at first, but the people did not. They saw in Joe a man unafraid to speak of debt forgiveness as divine justice, not fiscal heresy. In his speeches he called compound interest “the quiet slavery of the modern age,” and vowed that within seven years, he would dismantle it — restoring balance between capital and creation.

The world watched as his movement, called The Jubilee Republic, spread from the old financial capitals to every corner of the earth. Nations began canceling debts, rewriting contracts, and rediscovering ancient law: “You shall proclaim liberty throughout the land.”

But Joe’s plan had a twist — a final act of humility and trust.
He announced that in the eighth year, he would step down, giving the reins to his wife, the luminous Nelly, to continue the mission. “If the people choose her,” Joe said, “then love itself will govern. If they choose another, let the world be tested by its own reflection.”

Rumors swirled that Tom Cruise, reborn as a populist technocrat, would challenge Nelly in the world election. Some saw it as destiny — Hollywood versus Heaven. Others saw the coming vote as a referendum on the soul of humanity itself.

Joe, calm as ever, just smiled.
“Even if the stars fall,” he said, “the debt will not rise again.”