MYSTERY BREAKOUT

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Dictatorship Breakout

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Dictatorship Breakout

“The people in our great country deserve to feel happy and positive. It is not good for them to have news stories about failure or mistakes made by the leader of the country, they should celebrate our great national achievements. This will be better for everyone’s mental health and wellbeing. Negative and depressing news will not be allowed – newspapers and media that publish bad stories will be shut down because they are ‘unpatriotic.”

Independent national media that are free to investigate corruption and can publish findings without fear of intimidation, suppression or being closed down.

Leaders are elected by the people to guarantee that citizens are free from unpatriotic organisations

No independent national media has the right to investigate leaders.

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Mission 2

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“I believe in trust, honesty and openness – for everyone in our great democratic country. We should have no secrets from one another. You should be honest and open about how you choose to vote in elections. In future we will not have ‘secret voting booths’ everyone will see who you vote for – your vote will appear on a public screen?"

Secret voting in all elections: no one else knows who you voted for.

People need tutoring at polls to vote.

Secret voting only for the elites.

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Mission 3

All information about contracts is private domain.

“When the government pays big companies for big projects that the country needs (e.g. building roads and hospitals…), it is not possible to publish the details for everyone to see because the information is just for that company, and it is ‘commercially sensitive."

Freedom of information, transparency, easy public access to all government public spending accounts.

Public spending accounts are too complex to be interpreted by citizens.

“Children do not need lessons on ‘political education’ in their learning while at school – this is not much use for getting them good jobs. Education should only be about useful subjects for future employment”

Thorough citizenship education that ensures that all learners can critically evaluate policies.

Political education is too complex to be taught to children and young people.

Political education is for 18-year-old citizens and above.

“To make our elections completely fair and legal it is important that only the right people are allowed to vote – you must have a national ID card and proof of your address if you want to vote. People without these will be turned away from the polling stations”

If democracy is to serve all the citizens of a country, then all people must be encouraged to vote for the people who should represent them. This should include all minorities and marginal people, even the homeless.

Only educated and rich people should have the right to select the national leaders.

Only white and rich citizens should vote.

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“As I have been elected democratically as the leader, I must make decisions for the future good of the country. We do not need to hold expensive elections for leaders every five years, they waste a lot of money. I am changing the constitution so that elections are only needed every ten years.”

A constitution that limits the powers of elected leaders (for example, so that terms of office cannot be extended).

The powers of leaders should be limitless.

Expensive elections are a burden for citizens. They should be abolished.

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