Well, I see Dororo (the future Tsuchikage) as an abject 'fence-sitter', taking his inspiration from Ohnoki.  However, Dororo interprets Ohnoki not as an opportunist - much less indecisive - but as a forward-thinker, desiring to establish Stone as a truly neutral nation. Dororo would have grown up in what others perceived as uncertain times. However, rather than seeing specific nations denied support, he viewed Stone's decisions as their exercising a national prerogative to assume that each nation has the potential to become either ally or enemy at any time. Thus, his own policy is one of cooperation in terms of trade, but isolation in terms of allegiances.<br/><br/>Tsuchikage Dororo pledges a policy of universal benefit, but for purposes of national security expects a degree of mutual secrecy. Any dictator or isolated state may appeal to Stone for investment or protection and it will be lent, provided that the threat posed by a given organisation or individual not be deemed a potential threat to the world (and by necessary extension to the Stone). His vision of Stone is that of a state external to the strife of global war. He aims to accomplish that goal, essentially, by holding and protecting the money of every other state. He refuses to engage in political squabbles, and the nation's standing army is prided on its ability to defend ahead of all others. Indeed, the zenith of the Stone's achievement in terms of jutsu is the Land in Stone technique: as has been demonstrated in the past in field tests ( and on a smaller scale) the Tsuchikage can order his most powerful ninja to submerge his entire village, along with the significant investments of the other villages, beneath the ground without repercussion to his own people for a theoretical period of up to ten years.<br/><br/>As might be expected of such a nation, though trade relations remain ever-prosperous, the Stone is increasingly reticent and the more intimate details of governance are ever more impenetrable for those not within the inner circle. The Tsuchikage considers state privacy to be of critical importance and will extend the full ability of his intelligence protection shinobi to any individual, organisation or state able to provide the capital that he personally deems necessary. Likewise, anyone seeking to penetrate that defence will be summarily dealt with; whether that equates to a summary termination of relations, or simply a summary termination of the individual.