They seem pretty straight forward to me. I personally don't know much about the war myself, and there will still be things I don't know for a while I'm sure, or if I ever will know them. That's just how it is though, it doesn't have to be said. It shouldn't have to be said. War needs no explanation other than a winner. Everyone dies. Some just die by the gun while others die from cancer. 

Fence sitters are needed in war, as someone else had stated. They will always be there. What seems to be a problem is you expect things that have nothing to do with the leaders to change. You can't change people. You kill them, which in cause would probably start another war. Which comes back probably why there was a war in the first place. 

I am not here to convince Gravy or anyone that we will change things for the better. The writing that has been distributed was clear on our intent. At this point rephrasing it with other words would be a futile attempt to convince people we actually mean what we communicated. We don't measure our value with how many people agree with us in shouting contests. Having open competition in ideas, believes and intent is not something we are afraid of, but in fact it's something that belongs on our streets and it's what we encourage.

We are businessmen. We have ideas and will put those ideas to test. If the ideas fail, we will implement new ideas. If the ideas work well, we will enjoy the benefits it brings to the community. In this announcement we've hinted towards our intent. Words won't add a thing to that, but only action in the coming days or the lack thereof over time would tell people the value of what we communicated.

In the announced events at speakeasy's there will be more time for social-political debate where I will attend and happily talk with each of you.
For now we're preparing for the announced rebuilding. Thank you for your patience.

Normally, I am a very skeptical person.  I know that some people are going to be upset with the deaths of DoctorBoom and that is understandable but it will not bring him back from the dead.

Will there be change? I don't know. I really, really hope there is but only time will tell. In the meantime, I am willing to give this new era a try before I make snap judgements. Patience is not my strongest suit but perhaps we should all try to give it a try.

My question is, as a new regime to lead our world, do you plan to continue to target and be fearful of a group of people that no longer belong to a group that seems to have had all previous leaders in a tizzy?  So many wars and deaths have been brought on by false delusions of their involvement in the game.

Having read this publication, the only thing I'm surprised about is that it took so long for someone to finally put a bullet in DoctorBoom.

The only thing more dangerous than being that guy's enemy was being his friend. 

Hello FutureStealer, thanks for joining us here with your question. I've heard your question a lot in the past days, with a lot of variables in it changed. Because of that I'll answer that already, before all plans will be communicated.

First off, I like to shy away from the word regime as I think it's an unhealthy concept that doesn't belong in the world this aims to be. Secondly, we will try to shape a society which will focus on the job people do in the present. The past is something I don't care about. No one gets an advantage, no one gets a disadvantage. Everyone is at point zero.

For people who are now thinking "Tree incoming" to stay with the metaphor of HiMyNameIs - I have to again ask for your patience as you'll learn that what seems as an open door for trouble will actually prove to be quite an obstacle for the ill-willed.

I appreciate your quick response Don Oakheart.  I look forward to see what you new leaders (I'll refrain from regime ;)) have planned for our world.

I appreciate moving away from the word "regime," except perhaps in reference to leadership of a single city. Because a regime ought to protect its own interests above all, and that should be a leader protecting his city and all of its inhabitants. In addition to what Oakheart has said, he's acted on that belief as well; protecting NYers from the incessant wave of death that DoctorBoom brought forth to anyone outside of his city.

My hope is that we can return to a time where the cities are separate and left to themselves. Perhaps we stop trying to "shape society" and let people do what they want.