Hidden Agendas

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Those of us with great navies can make our will felt across the world, and we are the true masters of the seas. Has no hesitation to use nuclear weapons. Respects other civilizations that project strength with nuclear weapons.

My sword shall stand between you and the holy places of the world. Your touch will not defile them.Joong needs to take challenging roles more cos his character was exactly the same as his previous movie(Kluen). Tries to build up air power. Admires civilizations with greater air power. Dislikes civilizations with weaker air power. Because I think it’s best for the company not to do it” (or vice versa): A stakeholder opposing (or supporting) a project or a project functionality cannot clearly and objectively justify his decision.

Blessings be upon you. You spread truth and compassion through your acts in the name of the magnificent and perfect God. Focuses on promoting his units by building many Encampments, and likes civilizations with many promoted units. Dislikes civilizations without an elite, highly-promoted army. Of course, we’ve all done things we weren’t proud of in the past. Some people learn from their mistakes, while others turn them into a lifetime of bad habits. As they say, love may be blind, but hindsight is twenty-twenty. Doesn't really feel like a Ken Loach film, this; less of the usual fly on the wall/documentary-like feel, in favour of a slightly more polished yet still highly engaging and thoroughly entertaining political thriler. I enjoyed it immensely. One hell of a cast too and Brian Cox in particular, is absolutely outstanding. You have left the richest parts of the land for your enemies to claim. Are you so scared of expansion?Hojo Tokimune: Ambition for territory is the seed that ruins dynasties. I am pleased you seek only to defend your lands. I commend your perseverance. We share a common interest in protecting those who often cannot protect themselves.

Likes civilizations that bring Religion to the Kongo. Dislikes civilizations that have founded a Religion but not brought it to a Kongolese city. Tries to include as much territory as possible in his empire, and likes those who do the same. Dislikes civilizations with little territory.John Pilger's writing in Hidden Agendas is, as ever, powerful and compelling. Like Chomsky, there are a few case studies he revisits time and again, but I think the subject matter bears repeating. Mvemba a Nzinga: Your people have a simple culture. It is amusing and somewhat tragic. You could learn from the rest of the world.

Tries to conquer as many city-states as possible, and likes those who do not associate with them. Dislikes Suzerains of city-states, or civilizations who have conquered city-states. Your powers of intuition are just as vital as your reasoning and reaction skills. While we all have it, some learn to improve their intuitive gifts. Sorting out manipulative people requires you to trust your gut feelings. Cleopatra: Blessed is the one who leaves the heavens to the Gods, and does not aspire to walk among them.By what right do you impose your political agenda on my sovereign civilization? I do not consent to be ruled against my will.