“Two years ago, a strategy came about called Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War. It was the most notable point of our uprising to rid ourselves of big government involvement. Dawn of War put the war in the hands of the army, and not the country. I am here today to tell you that we’ve furthered the cause with Joint Task Force.

“Wars will be be now controlled by the most direct commanding unit, without the bureaucracy that slowed us down in the past. What needs to be done will get done. If our officers deem it fit to hijack forklifts, then so be it. As long as they get results, our peacekeeping missions abroad will be successful.

“Of course, we will still have checks and balances against total autonomy. The effectiveness and adherence to the rules of war will be scrutinized heavily, as well as worldwide reaction via media outlets. The Joint Task Force will be our diplomatic and military arm.

“As such, their actions will directly influence both funding and promotions. The better they do out on the field, the more funding we will toss their way—the inverse is true as well. Joint Task Force is an elite unit, somewhat of an experiment, and cannot settle for anything less than the best from them.

“In the midst of battle, our commanders will be tasked with commissioning their own equipment. Anything from more troops to attack helicopters to air strikes, as long as it fits into the budget, we will keep them stockpiled. Their responsibility extends to this, as we all know our delivery methods aren’t indestructible. In order to get things in, the Joint Task Force has to make sure it can get in. This includes dismantling enemy artillery that could prevent our forces for moving in further.

“And, of course, our soldiers are our greatest investment. Commanding officers are tasked with their safety and effectiveness. If everything works out as planned, promotions can and will be handed out through the ranks, with further training to ensure an improvement in efficiency for their assault teams. Officers will inspire their subordinates to become better at defense, offense, and even stealth.

“With our Joint Task Force operation, we will succeed in making the world a safer place. Free from dictatorships, unthreatened by terrorists, able to live without fear. Military actions will no longer be made from the other side of the ocean, but where it really matters. Responsibility will be put into the hands of the men who represent our great country.

“Freedom, will be had.”