Some people could stir the emotions of the masses with a single movement or a single sentence!
When Mr. Truman demanded in a forceful tone that the Maliro government give the Federation an explanation, the people of the Federation suddenly felt an unprecedented passion—a passion that filled their bodies with strength! When faced with unfair demands from other countries, their government no longer tried to win others' understanding through diplomacy or by humiliating itself.
They began to fight back! The Federal Government always used phrases like "we have risen" to describe the Federation's position in the International Community. But although its previous methods had seemed... somewhat forceful, they had only been somewhat forceful.
For the most part, it had relied on diplomatic methods to lessen the impact of certain matters. It had not been truly powerful—not until this very moment! After Mr. Truman made his demand for compensation from the Maliro government, he delivered a televised national inaugural address that afternoon.
He gave the public speech in the square outside the Federal Congress. Many people had come to the scene, along with a large number of media reporters.
Facing so many guests, Mr. Truman had no reason to be nervous. At his level, he was already accustomed to giving speeches in any setting.
Emotions such as nervousness had long since become commonplace to him.
After following the inauguration speech's usual procedures—thanking the voters, the party, and society as a whole—he began speaking about what had happened that day.
"There are some things I never expected to say on an occasion like this, but I believe everyone is well aware of what has happened during this period."
"Because of the incompetence of the Maliro government, at least a million refugees have been stranded along the border between our two countries."
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