The New United Nations and You - Sex Stories

The New United Nations and You

World Civics in the Twenty-Third Century- fifth ed. Chapter 1: A Fresh Start You and your classmates have grown up in an age of prosperity. The average world citizen can expect to live a long, happy life. Our leaders are honest and hard working, and our governments are good members of the world community. Large-scale v******e is a thing of the past. In fact, there have been no wars anywhere on Earth for over two-hundred years, but it might surprise you to learn that the world wasn't always so peaceful. In ancient times, men fought like savages, stabbing each other with stone spears, and later on, with iron swords while battling over land. As men became more modern and civilized, they started blowing each other up with high explosives, while fighting over petroleum. The Twenty-First-Century had the most advanced warfare in history as developed nations scrambled to control the last reserves of fossil fuels, clean water, and fertile land, while religious zealots sent their followers to fiery martyrdom, in what they promised, was the final battle against evil. Destruction spread like uncontrolled fire all over the globe. Then, in a huge surprise to just about everyone, all conflicts ended at about 8:15 PM New York time, with a sudden and catastrophic doomsday attack. The severe resource crisis of the Twenty-First Century was solved in about fifteen minutes on April 5th 2044. Small groups of survivors s**ttered all over the world inherited everything that was left, and what ...

... seemed like scarcity for 13 billion people, was huge abundance for 21 million. The nation that launched Green-Zero is still unknown, but most people blame Germany out of habit. There were survivors of many different beliefs, but all of them held one thing in common. They hated the leaders responsible for the devastation. So when it came time to organize a new government, the survivors insisted that their new leaders be nothing like the old ones, in fact, they demanded the exact opposite. Their new leaders would be known for their lack of charisma and social skills; and most of all, they would not want power. As you can imagine, it was a difficult process, electing people who didn't want to be elected. Most of the details are lost to history, but it certainly involved some amount of coercion from the communities these people lived in. There is even a report of one particularly anti-social representative who had to be tied up and dragged out of his house kicking and screaming, his constituents physically forcing him to go to the national assembly. By the end of the first year, most nations had made remarkable progress. Fifty-eight individual governments were up and running, but something important was still undone. The survivors knew that it would only be a matter of time before some ruthless politician took control of an individual country, and the damage that just one tyrant could do was all too clear to the survivors of countless wars. They realized that they needed to create an ...