Galaxy Domination Guide

736: 722 Enemy Occupied Area (Part 2) 736: 722 Enemy Occupied Area (Part 2) Dix stepped out of the United Nations General Assembly hall, watching his service delegate hurriedly leave by car and shook his head.

Not yet thirty years old, Dix was a cryptographic secretary for the United States’ delegation at the UN General Assembly.

At this time, the United Nations General Assembly was essentially the highest decision-making organ of Earth’s autonomous government.

Although Earth had effectively unified, boasting a tariff-free economic trade system and using the same Iridium Star Currency (previously Star Alliance Currency), with a uniform set of citizen treatment standards, nominally, each country’s government was still retained.

In an era where politics were largely executed by AI and governments had very little actual work to do, government officials on Earth were essentially a privileged class.

Due to strong productivity and Earth’s civilization upgrading too quickly, these officials were far less rational than those from Iridium Star, and thus, Earth saw many unreasonable projects and constructions; many were halted only after their shortcomings became apparent.

But for the officials of various countries, they could do whatever outrageous things they wanted, safe in the knowledge that production capacity was sufficient, and if unused, it merely remained idle.

At this stage, Earth provided only military recruits, no longer had any obligations towards the United Empire, and with no tax transfers, chaos abounded.

In the era of the Iridium Star United Empire, the United Nations General Assembly was revived and became the platform for deciding major policies for Earth as a whole.

Earth, with its population of ten billion, had more than eleven hundred representatives, allocated based on population ratios and regional divisions.

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