Hidden Agendas

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Participates in Emergencies and Competitions whenever possible, and likes civilizations who do the same. Dislikes those that ignore Emergencies and Competitions. Tries to build every type of District, and likes those who do the same. Dislikes civilizations that focus heavily on building one type of district or do not build every type of district. There is only so much to discover, and I'm afraid I cannot abide anyone who sets out ahead of my own explorers. Mvemba a Nzinga: Vibrant and unique cultures are threatened by the rising tide of your popular culture.

Likes civilizations who are not competing for Great People, and will recruit Great People whenever possible. Dislikes losing a Great Person to another civilization. Likes civilizations that have the same form of government as he does. Dislikes those with a different government, especially those with a different form of government from the same era as his own. Joong needs to take challenging roles more cos his character was exactly the same as his previous movie(Kluen). Likes civilizations with a positive Gold income per turn. Dislikes those with a negative Gold income per turn.If you cannot rule well, a better ruler will come and overthrow you. All of history teaches us this. English–Arabic English–Bengali English–Catalan English–Czech English–Danish English–Hindi English–Korean English–Malay English–Marathi English–Russian English–Tamil English–Telugu English–Thai English–Turkish English–Ukrainian English–Vietnamese Your enemies make war on you, but you do not plunder their lands in retribution. Is it out of cowardice? Or an excess of politeness?

Wants to be the civilization earning the most Diplomatic Favor, dislikes those who compete in Diplomatic Favor. You must make an effort at building ships and projecting your power across the seas, or no nation will respect you.Why do you not help resolve the crises that affect the world? Are you unmoved by the plight of others?

Genghis Khan: I admire the way you rule. I appreciate not having to come up with a complicated strategy to conquer your civilization. Victoria: You bear the suffering of your Dark Age with such nobility! I wish my subjects were as stalwart as you! Our poets and philosophers hold up your civilization as the light of the world, and I must agree with them. Rejoice with me, friend, for we are free from every want and can devote our time to the will of God. A House divided against itself cannot stand. We hope you follow our lead in advancing the cause of liberty.

Likes civilizations that have both a strong military and Faith or Culture outputs. Dislikes civilizations that are strong in military but weak in Faith or Culture. We consume journalistic opinions on contemporary events almost without realizing it, or perhaps we used to. We expect commentators to express their view, which we then absorb. We agree with it or differ and then move on, often to the next so-called analysis. Of course these views influence our thoughts, but we are critically aware, and accept that not everyone thinks as we do. Montezuma: I am making a gift of my religion to you! Why do you not accept? You will shame yourself, and face destruction in the afterlife! It is quite rare to find collections of such pieces, however, rarer to assemble them long after the events they describe and rarer still to produce, as a result, a book which is worth reading from cover to cover. Hidden Agendas by John Pilger is such a book. And reading Hidden Agendas with today's label “fake news” in mind is both and enlightening and rewarding. Focuses on spreading his Religion to other civilizations, and likes those who follow it. Dislikes those that do not follow his Religion.