<div class="floatright">(http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j88/zavaelduauram/xiaoxing_zpsbd0449ef.jpg)</div>"...therein lies the problem, at least with the People's Republic."<br/><br/>Xiaoxing's expression falls visibly as she turns about, walking the other way.  "At this point, there is no single target that can be struck down in a worthwhile fashion," she says, shaking her head.  "The Party may have a head, and it may have officials, but to use force to exterminate it would be to tempt worse things to arise in their place.  My people still remember European oppression and the Manchurians before them.  There would still be much work to do before a foreign power could be seen as liberators, or before the many fingers of the old guard would be prevented from returning... no, for now, if we are to task ourselves with making the world a better place, better that we test our methods and our reach."<br/><br/>Her fingers drum on the cup for a moment.  "There are several... third-world countries, I believe is the phrase, that could stand for guidance and a firm hand.  Myanmar and North Korea, to start.  Many nations in Africa.  Some of the nations in Eastern Europe that are still struggling beneath the weight of the Soviets even twenty years later... does anyone else have a personal cause they would want put forward?"