Chapter 3755 (1/2)
Federal president Well, the current federal president is not the two Locke contacted before.
The weak physique and short life span of low-level creatures doomed that low-level creatures could only be passers-by in the life journey of high-level creatures like Locke, even though the other party's identity was a distinguished federal president.
This is also the biggest difference between the galent Federation and other world civilizations contacted by Locke!
In other world civilizations, high-level creatures are destined to become leaders and even rulers of this civilization.
However, in the galent Federation, under the influence of the federal presidential election mechanism, each federal president is an "ordinary person" who can only govern for thousands of years.
If we take into account that few presidents can live safely until retirement, their real life expectancy may be shorter.
Compared with the pressure and responsibility borne by the president, the generals of the military are more nourishing than the president.
There is a federal saying, the iron five-star general, the running president.
So far, only during Locke's federal contact with galent, there are four or five federal presidents, but the federal five-star generals are still those three, and their status is unshakable!
And because the three five-star generals have been more or less genetically modified, in addition to the improvement of the level of life, their life expectancy has also been greatly strengthened.
Even in addition to the generals of the military, those at the helm of major chaebols and consortia in the galent Federation have a much better life than the president.
The president's ruling time is too long, which leads to the excessive breeding of power and affects the democracy and freedom of the Federation. All federations clearly stipulate that the ruling time shall not exceed two terms.
The president is like this, but not those at the helm of top chaebols and consortia!
The Federal Constitution clearly states that private wealth is sacred and inviolable. Even if the federal government points at it with an electromagnetic gun, it can not force those chaebol leaders to give up their wealth or let them abandon their shares in vain.
Therefore, many scholars who have deeply studied the federal system and civilized environment have shown more than once that the Federation is not the Federation of all citizens or the president, but the Federation of top chaebols and large consortia.
In terms of influence, those federal chaebols and top consortia can directly control the presidential election, and even indirectly affect the military's armament upgrading and warship upgrading.
For the most intuitive example, six of the top ten chaebols in the Federation have close and in-depth ties with the military, including two of the most well-known chaebols. Their private heavy industry laboratories are even more advanced than those of the military.
As for the other four chaebols, although they have no close contact with the military, their main tentacles extend to the fields of medical treatment, construction, education, food, culture and so on.
Locke also has a certain understanding of the civilization status of galent Federation, but with his current identity and status, it is certainly impossible to talk to the leaders of the top federal chaebols.
The president is elected by trillions of federal citizens. From another perspective, it can also be said that the president is also elected by those top chaebols and consortia at the helm and is their spokesman.
Only through dialogue with the federal president can Locke reach a consensus with the galent Federation faster.
As for how to balance the contradictions within the Federation and distribute the profits of civilized war brought by the wizard world, it is what the president and federal parliamentarians should do. They are good at these.