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- ~001 MATHIAS RUST
- 3
- Increase military funding
- to demonstrate our
- commitment to a strong
- defense.
-
- Lambast the inefficiency
- of the bloated military
- bureaucracy.
-
-
- Fire high-ranking officers
- and replace them with
- people whose loyalty is
- beyond question.
-
- ~002 MEDIUM-RANGE MISSILE TREATY
- 3
- Sign the treaty as a first
- step toward peace.
-
-
-
- Reject the offer until the
- U.S. cuts "Star Wars"
- research.
-
-
- Reject the offer in favor
- of new programs to
- safeguard the Soviet
- economy.
-
- ~003 WITHDRAWAL FROM AFGHANISTAN
- 4
- Maintain the war effort
- at its current level
- regardless of cost.
-
-
- Reduce the level of Soviet
- military commitment.
-
-
-
- Pull Soviet forces
- completely out of
- Afghanistan unilaterally.
-
-
- Negotiate a pullout that
- is coordinated with a cut
- in Western aid to the
- Afghan rebels.
-
- ~004 LONG-RANGE NUCLEAR TREATY
- 3
- Sign the long-range nuclear
- treaty and reduce the
- Soviet nuclear arsenal.
-
-
- Sign the treaty, but fund a
- new research project to
- placate the military.
-
-
- Don't sign the treaty
- unless the U.S. reduces its
- "Star Wars" budget.
-
-
- ~005 PERSIAN GULF WAR
- 4
- Reject the U.S. alliance and
- remain friends with Iraq.
-
-
-
- Remain strictly neutral in
- the matter.
-
-
-
- Join the U.S. alliance, but
- commit no money or troops.
-
-
-
- Become an active member of
- the U.S. military alliance.
-
-
-
- ~006 HARD-LINE COUP
- 5
- Give in to the hard-liners'
- demands.
-
-
-
- Resign gracefully.
-
-
-
-
- Negotiate a deal with the
- hard-liners.
-
-
-
- Appeal to other factions in
- the Politburo for help.
-
-
-
- Appeal to the will of the
- people.
-
-
-
- ~007 PRIVATE PLOT FARMING
- 5
- Implement the plan to
- increase the amount of
- private farming.
-
-
- Implement a scaled down
- version of the plan.
-
-
-
- Ignore the plan to increase
- the amount of private
- farming.
-
-
- Reject the plan to increase
- the amount of private
- farming.
-
-
- Fire the people responsible
- for the plan.
-
-
-
- ~008 PERESTROIKA
- 4
- Reject the perestroika
- proposal out of hand.
-
-
-
- Set up a special committee
- to study the restructuring
- of Soviet society.
-
-
- Accept moderate
- restructuring proposals.
-
-
-
- Accept radical
- restructuring proposals.
-
-
-
- ~009 CITIZEN REVOLT
- 4
- Use armed troops to subdue
- the rioters.
-
-
-
- Call for the resignation of
- the entire Cabinet and
- appoint new ministers.
-
-
- Pledge to change the policies
- of the government to better
- accommodate the needs of the
- people.
-
- Resign gracefully.
-
-
-
-
- ~010 MINERS' STRIKE
- 4
- Send troops in to break up
- the coal miners' strike.
-
-
-
- Send troops in to replace
- the miners and mine the
- ore themselves.
-
-
- Wait out the strike.
-
-
-
-
- Negotiate with the coal
- miners.
-
-
-
- ~011 FOOD IMPORTS
- 2
- Contact the U.S. to renew
- trade talks on increased
- food imports.
-
-
- Postpone negotiations until
- foreign relations improve.
-
-
-
- ~012 FOOD RIOTS
- 3
- Send in troops to subdue
- rioters who want more food.
-
-
-
- Request aid from the West
- to deal with our food
- shortage problem.
-
-
- Order an investigation of
- the food shortages and
- promise people conditions
- will improve shortly.
-
- ~013 POLAND
- 5
- Send Warsaw Pact troops into
- Poland to keep the peace.
-
-
-
- Prop up the Polish government
- with more money.
-
-
-
- Issue press statements
- condemning the counter-
- revolutionary actions of
- Solidarity.
-
- Ignore the situation in
- Poland. Do not intervene.
-
-
-
- Throw official Soviet
- support to the workers of
- Solidarity.
-
-
- ~014 NONINTERFERENCE POLICY
- 3
- Agree to the policy that we
- should not interfere in the
- internal affairs of other
- Warsaw Pact nations.
-
- Reject this noninterference
- policy.
-
-
-
- Reserve comment on the
- noninterference policy
- pending further study.
-
-
- ~015 OPEN EMIGRATION
- 5
- Support the proposal to allow
- any Soviet citizen to leave
- the country.
-
-
- Allow open emigration but
- appeal to the people's
- patriotism to make them
- stay.
-
- Allow open emigration but
- offer greater financial
- incentives for our top
- people to stay.
-
- Allow open emigration for
- everyone except workers
- with skills vital to state
- security.
-
- Retain the current
- restrictions on emigration.
-
-
-
- ~016 WARSAW PACT BREAKUP
- 4
- Send in troops to protect
- our allies' communist
- governments.
-
-
- Use strong economic
- sanctions to keep the
- Warsaw Pact nations in line.
-
-
- Negotiate new treaties
- eliminating the military
- alliance, but keep
- economic ties strong.
-
- Follow the policy of
- noninterference and let the
- Warsaw Pact nations find
- their own paths.
-
- ~017 FORMATION OF OTHER POLITICAL PARTIES
- 2
- The people's government will
- not condone any parties which
- are bound to have a counter-
- revolutionary leaning.
-
- The Soviet ideals of
- democracy and glasnost
- allows the free expression
- of many divergent views.
-
- ~018 BALTIC UNREST
- 4
- Declare martial law to impose
- order in the rebellious
- Baltic republics.
-
-
- Use troops to enforce
- economic sanctions that will
- bring the Baltic republics
- back into line.
-
- Negotiate a settlement giving
- the Baltic republics more
- political independence within
- the context of the Union.
-
- Give the Baltic republics
- their complete freedom.
-
-
-
- ~019 GERMAN UNIFICATION
- 3
- Stand firm against German
- unification, citing the fact
- that Germany has already
- caused two world wars.
-
- Agree to unification only
- if the German government will
- pay the full cost of our
- gradual military phase-out.
-
- Agree to German unification
- without any preconditions.
-
-
-
- ~020 UNION vs COMMONWEALTH
- 4
- Improve economic conditions
- for all citizens to assuage
- their dissatisfaction
- with the present Union.
-
- Preserve the Union at all
- costs, using military force
- if necessary.
-
-
- Negotiate a new Union treaty
- with more political autonomy
- for the Republics under a
- centralized administration.
-
- Allow the Union to break up.
- Establish a loose
- Commonwealth in its place.
-
- ~021 "Yeltsin Controversy"
- 4
- Support Yeltsin and attempt
- to force the resignation of
- conservative leader Yegor
- Ligachev.
-
- You make a speech appealing
- for patience and calm. You
- then rebuke Yeltsin in
- private.
-
- Openly criticize Yeltsin
- for making personal attacks
- during committee sessions.
-
-
- Attempt to force Yeltsin's
- resignation and have the
- press denounce him publicly.
-
-
- ~022 VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
- 5
- Bargain with the opposition.
- Pay whatever funds necessary
- to insure their support.
-
-
- Call in political favors
- and put up a fight.
-
-
-
- Appeal to the will of the
- people to make the opposition
- back down.
-
-
- Brazen it out and call for an
- immediate showdown vote in
- the Politburo.
-
-
- Resign gracefully.
-
-
-
-
- ~024 FREE ELECTIONS
- 5
- Veto the entire proposal for
- free elections.
-
-
-
- Support loyal candidates with
- campaign contributions from
- the Emergency Fund.
-
-
- Back loyal candidates with
- personal endorsements.
-
-
-
- Back loyal candidates with
- both campaign funds and
- endorsements.
-
-
- Remain neutral in these
- elections.
-
-
-
-
- ~025 ASSASSINATE YELTSIN
- 3
- You go along with the
- covert action in a
- desperate attempt to insure
- your power.
-
- You are outraged and fire
- your Advisor for suggesting
- such a thing.
-
-
- You simply tell your
- advisor that such a plan is
- out of the question and
- leave it at that.
-
- ~026 GLASNOST
- 5
- Stall. Pretend to support
- the proposal for glasnost
- but make no substantive
- changes.
-
- Reject this radical
- initiative out of hand.
-
-
-
- Allow the press to talk
- freely about other
- countries, but not about
- our own.
-
- Allow the press to speak
- freely about current
- affairs, but leave Soviet
- history alone.
-
- Allow historical criticism
- as well as present-day
- criticism.
-
-
- ~027 VISIT TO THE POPE
- 3
- Reject the Pope's
- invitation.
-
-
-
- Ignore the Pope's
- invitation.
-
-
-
- Accept the Pope's
- invitation.
-
-
-
- ~028 CHERNOBYL
- 4
- Issue a terse statement
- that our recent nuclear
- incident is purely an
- internal matter.
-
- Publicize the news of this
- terrible nuclear accident.
- Appeal for humanitarian and
- technological assistance.
-
- Appeal for aid and disclose
- details of previous nuclear
- plant closures to prevent
- future accidents.
-
- Reveal all details of the
- accident. Order an immediate
- evacuation of areas with
- high radiation levels.
-
- ~029 RELEASE BANNED BOOKS
- 2
- Accelerate the process of
- glasnost by releasing all
- previously banned books.
-
-
- Placate the hard-liners by
- upholding the previous bans
- on books.
-
-
- ~030 RELEASE ANDREI SAKHAROV
- 3
- Release Sakharov and other
- political dissidents to show
- genuine commitment to
- glasnost.
-
- Release just Sakharov to
- deprive dissident movements
- of their most well-known
- symbol.
-
- Leave Sakharov in exile to
- please the hard-liners.
-
-
-
- ~031 ANTI-ALCOHOLISM CAMPAIGN
- 2
- Impose harsh laws against
- public drunkenness and limit
- the amount of alcohol
- available to the public.
-
- Raise alcohol prices to
- increase government revenues
- while curbing consumer
- demand.
-
- ~032 ETHNIC WARFARE
- 3
- Declare martial law in
- Azerbaijan and send in
- troops to preserve law
- and order.
-
- Send presidential envoys to
- negotiate a settlement that
- all sides can live with.
-
-
- Increase economic spending in
- Azerbaijan to create a sense
- of economic well-being that
- will discourage violence.
-
- ~033 TIANANMEN SQUARE
- 3
- Praise the Chinese leaders
- for their decisive actions
- against the counter-
- revolutionary hoodlums.
-
- Condemn the Chinese leaders
- for their harsh repression
- of the voice of the masses.
-
-
- Remain neutral on the matter.
-
-
-
-
- ~034 EARTHQUAKE IN ARMENIA
- 2
- Ask the West for aid to deal
- with the terrible tragedy
- that has befallen the
- citizens of Soviet Armenia.
-
- It would be degrading to ask
- the West for aid. We Soviet
- people can take care of
- our own.
-
- ~035 NO CRISIS
- 1
- Good work.
-
-
-
-
- ~037 BANKRUPTCY
- 1
- Resign gracefully.
-
-
-
- ~039 UKRAINIAN SECESSION
- 4
- Declare martial law and send
- troops to occupy Kiev.
-
-
-
- Declare an economic embargo
- against the Ukraine, using
- the Black Sea Fleet to
- blockade Ukrainian ports.
-
- Negotiate a settlement giving
- the Ukraine more political
- independence within the Soviet
- Union.
-
- Recognize Ukrainian
- independence.
-
-
-
- ~040 ROMANIAN INSURRECTION
- 3
- Deplore the murder of the
- Ceaucescus and send troops to
- help restore order.
-
-
- Congratulate the people of
- Romania on finally attaining
- freedom and offer necessary
- medical aid.
-
- Announce that the situation
- is under study.
-
-
- ~041 N KOREAN NUKE STRIKE
- 4
- Threaten military action
- against the United States and
- the Republic of Korea.
-
-
- Immediately draft a stiff note
- of protest.
-
-
-
- Announce that we, too, are
- strongly opposed to continued
- nuclear proliferation.
-
-
- Take no action at this time.
-
-
-
-
- ~042 ATOMIC ACCIDENT
- 2
- Publicly announce the extent
- of the catastrophe and ask
- for Western assistance in
- cleanup and rebuilding.
-
- Announce a minor military
- accident, stressing the
- military's past exemplary
- safety record.
-
- ~043 LATVIAN STRIFE
- 3
- Send two divisions of troops
- to establish a Latvian
- protectorate.
-
-
- Offer to mediate the
- differences between Latvians
- and ethnic Russians.
-
-
- Announce that the crisis is
- strictly a Latvian internal
- affair.
-
-
- ~044 IRANIAN INVASION OF AZERBAIJAN
- 4
- Send KGB troops to expel the
- Iranians from their positions
- in southern Azerbaijan.
-
-
- Have our ambassador in Teheran
- demand that Iranian troops in
- Azerbaijani territory be
- withdrawn.
-
- Take the situation under
- study.
-
-
-
- Ask for a UN peacekeeping
- force to be deployed in
- Azerbaijan.
-
-
- ~045 EAST GERMAN UNREST
- 3
- Send troops to reinforce our
- army in East Germany.
-
-
-
- Issue a manifesto deploring
- civil strife in any country
- associated with the Soviet
- Union.
-
- Announce our support for
- reforms in the corrupt
- government of the German
- Democratic Republic.
-
- ~046 IRAN IN AFGHANISTAN
- 4
- Send four divisions of troops
- into Afghanistan to help the
- Kabul government withstand
- this latest threat.
-
- Issue a strongly worded
- protest note to the Imams
- in Teheran.
-
-
- Take no action at this time.
-
-
-
-
- Announce that we respect
- the freedom of every people,
- most particularly those of
- the Islamic world.
-
- ~047 MOLDAVIA
- 4
- Send an army group to
- resecure the Republic of
- Moldavia.
-
-
- Protest to the government in
- Bucharest.
-
-
-
- Take no action at this time.
-
-
-
-
- Announce that we are pleased
- by the restoration of the
- Moldavian people to their
- Romanian homeland.
-
- ~048 KALININGRAD
- 3
- Send troops and naval units
- to reinforce the base at
- Kaliningrad.
-
-
- Have our ambassador at the
- European Community request
- mediation.
-
-
- Cede Kaliningrad to Lithuania.
-
-
-
-
- ~049 GOD SPEAKS
- 3
- Shape up.
-
-
-
-
- Ship out.
-
-
-
-
- Take under advisement.
-
-
-
-
- ~050 STRATEGIC FORCES SUPERVISION
- 3
- Refuse all foreign inter-
- ference in the military
- affairs of our sovereign
- state.
-
- Request time to give this
- proposal the consideration
- that it deserves.
-
-
- Agree to the proposal on
- condition that the United
- States accept similar
- supervision of its forces.
-
- ~051 AZERI_ARMENIAN CONFLICT
- 3
- Send two divisions to
- Nagorno-Karabakh and one
- each to Baku and Erevan to
- terminate the conflict.
-
- Offer to mediate the
- disagreement between Azer-
- baijan and Armenia.
-
-
- Announce that this conflict
- is a matter to be settled
- between Armenians and Azeris
- without foreign interference.
-
- ~052 HUNGARIAN-ROMANIAN CONFLICT
- 3
- Airlift paratroops to Cluj to
- put an end to this conflict
- and bring law and order to
- the afflicted region.
-
- Propose to the United Nations
- that we are willing to take
- part in a multi-national
- peace-keeping mission.
-
- Announce that we consider the
- disturbances to be a strictly
- Romanian affair, and will not
- tolerate outside interference.
-
- ~053 SLOVAK SECESSION FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA
- 3
- Offer economic and military
- aid to Slovakia and praise its
- success in gaining
- independence.
-
- Offer economic and military
- aid to the Czech government
- and declare our opposition
- to rampant regionalism.
-
- This is an internal affair.
-
-
-
-
- ~054 DIVISION OF THE BLACK SEA FLEET
- 3
- The Fleet consists of ships
- built in Russia and manned by
- Russians; it is, therefore,
- Russian, now and forever.
-
- Ukraine deserves some naval
- capacity of its own, the exact
- amount to be negotiated.
-
-
- Ukraine should accept all
- responsibility for future
- policing of the northern part
- of the Black Sea.
-
-
- ~055 KURIL ISLANDS
- 3
- Our economic and military
- interests in this island chain
- far surpass any historical
- claim Japan may have on them.
-
- We desire closer economic ties
- with Japan, and we will be
- glad to discuss all reasonable
- means of attaining this goal.
-
- We recognize Japan's paramount
- interest in the Kuril Islands.
-
-
-
- ~056 RUSSO-CHINESE CONFLICT
- 3
- We are prepared to neutralize
- certain populated areas within
- China that have been used to
- stage the invasion.
-
- Our troops are ever ready to
- expel invaders from our sacred
- territory.
-
-
- We are not committed to bound-
- aries illegally established by
- the pre-1917 despotism. We are
- ready to discuss normalization.
-
- ~057 OZONE LAYER DEPLETION
- 3
- Our scientists are prepared to
- repair the damage caused by
- irresponsible Western economic
- interests.
-
- Since our country is suffering
- the effects of damage caused
- by others, we insist on repar-
- ations from the West.
-
- We are ordering a study of
- ozone layer damage.
-
-
-
- ~058 MILITARY COUP
- 3
- Call on loyal military units
- from outside the Moscow Region
- to place the plotters under
- arrest.
-
- Call on the people to rise up
- against the establishment of a
- military dictatorship.
-
-
- Resign immediately.
-
-
-
-
- ~059 NEW GULF WAR
- 3
- We support UN condemnation of
- Iraqi and Iranian aggression
- and are prepared to act to
- demonstrate this support.
-
- Our nation has no vital
- interests in this area.
-
-
-
- We cannot tolerate such
- blatant Western aggression
- against the legitimate Islamic
- governments of Iraq and Iran.
-
- ~060 SYRIAN-ISRAELI WAR
- 3
- We can no longer stand idly by
- while the Israeli war machine
- is used to murder the helpless
- people of Syria.
-
- It is difficult to assign
- guilt in the continuing Middle
- East conflict, and so we choose
- to remain neutral.
-
- We can no longer stand idly by
- while the Syrian war machine is
- used to murder the helpless
- people of Israel.
-
- ~061 US INVASION OF CUBA
- 4
- Our valiant soldiers are now
- en route to Havana to defend
- the legitimate government of
- Cuba against US aggression.
-
- Once again the United States
- has demonstrated its blatant
- disdain for the sovereignty of
- a free Latin American people.
-
- This is a purely Cuban
- internal affair.
-
-
-
- We feel that it is time for a
- change, and support these
- brave freedom fighters
- in their struggle for freedom.
-
- ~062 GERMAN ECONOMIC PENETRATION
- 3
- As of today, no foreign entity
- may control any of our indus-
- tries beyond a level to be set
- by the Ministry of Production.
-
- It is not the job of
- government to interfere in the
- economy.
-
-
- We welcome Russian-German eco-
- nomic cooperation, and hope
- that this will presage an
- integrated European economy.
-
- ~063 ASTEROID STRIKE
- 3
- Our valiant military forces
- have today been ordered to
- take action that will save the
- entire earth.
-
- Estimates of the orbit of the
- asteroid in question must be
- confirmed before any action is
- taken.
-
- Today I announce my
- resignation and retirement to
- a community in Patagonia.
-
- ~064 RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
- 3
- Marx stated that religion is
- the opiate of the people, and
- as such cannot be tolerated
- in a healthy society.
-
- The Soviet constitution
- currently guarantees freedom
- to practice both religion and
- atheism.
-
- Religious freedom is a natural
- corollary of glasnost, and we
- support it wholeheartedly.
-
-
- ~065 RELIGIOUS PROSELYTIZATION
- 4
- Take no action.
-
-
-
-
- Announce that you are joining
- the Orthodox Church and urge
- your fellow citizens to do
- likewise.
-
- Order the expulsion of all
- foreign religious figures
- from the country and declare
- their religions illegal.
-
- Declare that religion has
- no place in a rational
- society and close all
- places of worship.
-
- ~066 RELIGIOUS CONFLICT
- 3
- Send in troops to suppress
- the religious rioting.
-
-
-
- Order local authorities to
- impose a long-term curfew
- on all religious activities.
-
-
- Issue a public call for
- religious toleration by
- all citizens of the
- nation.
-
-
- ~067 JEWISH EMIGRATION
- 3
- Ban all emigration of Jews
- from the workers' paradise.
-
-
-
- Selectively permit emigration
- to Israel by those who can
- repay the state for its
- investment in their education.
-
- Encourage Jewish emigration
- to Israel.
-
-
-
- ~068 JEWISH IMMIGRATION
- 4
- Impose laws restricting the
- right of return for former
- citizens who abandoned the
- nation in time of need.
-
- Take no special action.
-
-
-
-
- Encourage those former
- citizens who now live in
- Israel and have valuable
- skills to return.
-
- Offer financial aid to all
- former citizens now living
- abroad who wish to return.
-
-
- ~069 CARBOMBED EMBASSY
- 4
- Order an immediate air
- strike against the
- headquarters of the
- guilty organization.
-
- Join with Western nations
- in a public denunciation
- of terrorist attacks on
- innocent civilians.
-
- Announce that we are
- prepared to take the
- proper action at the
- proper time.
-
- Announce that we are
- prepared to increase
- support for all groups
- fighting for freedom.
-
- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
- ~2001 Food Crisis
- 5 -----------
- Confiscate goods from free a
- market and sell them in the
- government stores.
-
-
- Close the government stores b
- and open government stalls
- in the free market.
-
-
- Ask America's Salvation c
- Army for advice on setting
- up soup kitchens in our
- larger cities.
-
- Make people sign up on d
- lists for food grants as
- soon as food is available
- again.
-
- Make sure the government's e
- private stores are well
- stocked.
-
-
- ~2002
- 5
- Set up community meals, a) FOOD CRISIS, Set # 2
- forbid private cooking,
- raid pantries and
- confiscate hoarded goods.
-
- Institute strict rationing, b)
- give extra benefits to
- people who turn in their
- neighbors who hoard.
-
- Encourage more Western fast c)
- food chains to open more
- restaurants in the Soviet
- Union.
-
- Encourage workers to have d)
- more "pot luck" parties.
-
-
-
- Distribute free copies of e)
- "1,001 Delightful Cabbage
- Recipes."
-
-
- ~2003
- 5
- Transport urban residents a) FOOD CRISIS, Set # 3
- to the farms and let them
- harvest their own food.
-
-
- Establish a centralized b)
- food distribution network
- in each city.
-
-
- Use soldiers to help plant c)
- and harvest collective
- fields.
-
-
- Offer free cooking classes d)
- emphasizing how to make
- good meals on whatever
- ingredients are available.
-
- Distribute free copies of e)
- the "Stay Thin Through
- Starvation and
- Malnutrition" book.
-
- ~2004 Health Crisis
- 5
- Completely seal off all a
- areas where disease rate is
- greater than 25% of the
- population.
-
- Open military hospitals to b
- the public; make military
- medical supplies available
- to civilians.
-
- Use civil defense shelters c
- as emergency medical
- facilities.
-
-
- Distribute leaflets on d
- disease prevention and the
- importance of sanitation.
-
-
- Make sure all Cabinet e
- members receive their
- inoculations.
-
-
- ~2005
- 5
- Start a system of a) HEALTH CRISIS, Set # 2
- euthanasia to get rid of
- society's weakest members.
-
-
- Place all medical supply b)
- manufacturers on overtime
- production.
-
-
- Ask the International Red c)
- Cross for emergency
- assistance.
-
-
- Invite Johnson & Johnson to d)
- set up a plant in
- Arkhangelsk.
-
-
- Plan a long vacation at e)
- your country dacha.
-
-
-
- ~2006
- 5
- Transport all unhealthy a) HEALTH CRISIS, Set # 3
- citizens to special
- colonies to control the
- spread of disease.
-
- Ask the World Health b)
- Organization and UNICEF for
- special help and supplies.
-
-
- Allow medical students with c)
- at least two years of
- training to practice while
- the crisis lasts.
-
- Order state TV network to d)
- televise instructions on
- how to deal with the
- current problem.
-
- Investigate whether this e)
- problem was brought about
- through biological warfare
- against the country.
-
- ~2007 Housing Crisis
- 5
- Hang blankets on clothes a
- lines to subdivide rooms,
- thereby doubling the number
- of accommodations.
-
- Convert unused factories b
- and warehouses into
- dormitories for homeless
- families.
-
- Use Communist Party offices c
- to house the workers
- temporarily.
-
-
- Make books on "Building d
- Your Own Home" cheaply
- available to the workers.
-
-
- Visit Calcutta so you can e
- say, "Things aren't nearly
- this bad at home."
-
-
- ~2008
- 5
- Relocate homeless people to a) HOUSING CRISIS, Set # 2
- less populated areas.
-
-
-
- Use Army surplus quonset b)
- huts for temporary housing.
-
-
-
- Send Army personnel on long c)
- term field maneuvers & let
- civilians move into Army
- barracks temporarily.
-
- Relax building codes even d)
- further so condemned
- buildings become habitable.
-
-
- Use abandoned mine shafts e)
- as apartment complexes.
-
-
-
- ~2009
- 5
- Break up large families, a) HOUSING CRISIS, Set # 3
- house the children with
- elderly or childless
- couples.
-
- Convert unused boxcars and b)
- decommissioned battleships
- into housing units.
-
-
- Establish timesharing c)
- arrangements where each
- family uses an apartment 12
- hours a day.
-
- Go to America and buy d)
- thousands of motor homes
- and recreational vehicles.
-
-
- Allow free emigration to e)
- other countries.
-
-
-
- ~2010 Employment Crisis
- 5
- Draft all unemployed people a
- into the Army.
-
-
-
- Export people as cheap b
- laborers in Western Europe.
-
-
-
- Open new factories to make c
- cheap plastic "USSR"
- trinkets for sale to
- tourists.
-
- Start a new Ministry of d
- Employment and hire
- thousands of new clerks.
-
-
- Hire additional maids and e
- butlers for all Cabinet
- members.
-
-
- ~2011
- 5
- Create useless, makework a) EMPLOYMENT CRISIS, Set # 2
- jobs just to employ
- otherwise idle workers.
-
-
- Establish special trade b)
- schools to teach new skills
- to unemployed workers.
-
-
- Increase unemployment c)
- stipends.
-
-
-
- Open new mines and lumber d)
- mills in pioneer territory.
-
-
-
- Tell people to think of the e)
- glass as being half full,
- not half empty.
-
-
- ~2012
- 5
- Open up the country to a) EMPLOYMENT CRISIS, Set # 3
- unrestricted capitalism.
-
-
-
- Break up collective farms b)
- and give a piece of arable
- land to everyone who wants
- one for cultivation.
-
- Entice Western businesses c)
- to build plants in the USSR
- and take advantage of a
- cheap labor pool.
-
- Start up a labor-intensive d)
- handmade crafts industry
- for export.
-
-
- Re-evaluate the statistics e)
- to prove the situation
- isn't really as desperate
- as everyone thinks.
-
- ~2013 Personal Income Crisis
- 5
- Lower all wages so no one a
- earns more than anyone
- else.
-
-
- Increase the length of the b
- work week so hourly workers
- will earn more money.
-
-
- Revalue the ruble so c
- everyone's wages are
- worth more.
-
-
- Syndicate reruns of d
- "Lifestyles of the Rich
- and Famous" for Soviet
- television.
-
- Distribute leaflets e
- explaining how "Small Is
- Beautiful" and "Less Is
- More."
-
- ~2014
- 5
- Fire 25% of the workers and a) PERSONAL INCOME, Set # 2
- give the rest a large raise
- in pay.
-
-
- Institute a Union-wide b)
- price rollback.
-
-
-
- Raise the minimum wage. c)
-
-
-
-
- Issue bonuses in d)
- government scrip or Soviet
- bonds.
-
-
- Take a 5% cut in pay e)
- yourself to show your
- solidarity with the
- workers.
-
- ~2015
- 5
- Remove items from store a) PERSONAL INCOME, Set # 3
- shelves so people have less
- to buy.
-
-
- Cut the military budget and b)
- use the extra money to
- raise people's wages.
-
-
- Give people medals for c)
- extra work.
-
-
-
- Establish a commission to d)
- investigate how to increase
- personal income.
-
-
- Put on free shows to take e)
- people's minds off their
- troubles.
-
-
- ~2016 Consumer Goods Crisis
- 5
- Forbid anyone from owning a
- more personal belongings
- than will fit in one large
- box.
-
- Increase caviar exports to b
- pay for increase in
- consumer goods imports.
-
-
- Encourage mail order c
- shopping from Western
- catalogs.
-
-
- Form a commission to study d
- how to improve the market
- economy.
-
-
- Encourage people to study e
- Zen Buddhism so they can
- get along without material
- possessions.
-
- ~2017
- 5
- Confiscate Black Market a) CONSUMER GOODS, Set # 2
- goods, then resell them in
- government stores.
-
-
- Give import licenses to b)
- Black Marketeers, making
- them legitimate
- businessmen.
-
- Allow Western merchants to c)
- open branch stores in major
- Soviet cities.
-
-
- Fire your Minister of d)
- Production.
-
-
-
- Make a speech denouncing e)
- materialism and demanding a
- return to the old Soviet
- values.
-
- ~2018
- 5
- Close all the shops so no a) CONSUMER GOODS, Set # 3
- one can buy anything.
-
-
-
- Negotiate a special trade b)
- agreement with Hong Kong.
-
-
-
- Allow more people to travel c)
- to Western countries and
- bring back duty-free
- "souvenirs."
-
- Point out that the USSR d)
- doesn't generate enough
- electricity to run all the
- devices people want to buy.
-
- Emphasize the harmful e)
- effects of electromagnetic
- radiation from too many
- electric appliances.
-
- ~2019 Public Services Crisis
- 5
- Send all bureaucrats to a
- Siberian mines, hire a new
- group to take their places.
-
-
- Make bureaucrats have to b
- apply to other bureaucrats
- to get their paychecks.
-
-
- Force all bureaucrats to c
- take a competency test to
- keep their jobs.
-
-
- Form a commission on how d
- to eliminate excessive
- bureaucracy.
-
-
- Make all bureaucrats wear e
- "Have A Nice Day" buttons
- with Happy Faces.
-
-
- ~2020
- 5
- Execute all bureaucrats a) PUBLIC SERVICES, Set # 2
- caught taking bribes.
-
-
-
- Cut in half the supply of b)
- paper to all bureaucrats.
-
-
-
- Buy more Western computers c)
- so bureaucrats can do their
- jobs more efficiently.
-
-
- Hire more assistants to d)
- help the bureaucrats do
- their jobs.
-
-
- Put up "Please Bear With Us e)
- During The Crisis" signs in
- all government service
- offices.
-
- ~2021
- 5
- Keep all public service a) PUBLIC SERVICES, Set # 3
- offices open 24 hours a
- day, 7 days a week.
-
-
- Send management officials b)
- to Western universities to
- get degrees in management &
- planning techniques.
-
- Conduct efficiency tests on c)
- all public officials and
- publish the results.
-
-
- Install cameras in every d)
- bureaucrat's office to make
- sure they're all working.
-
-
- Put suggestion boxes in e)
- every public service
- office.
-
-
- ~2022 Law & Order Crisis
- 5
- Announce a strict curfew a
- and shoot all violators
- on sight.
-
-
- Build more prisons and hire b
- known sadists as police.
-
-
-
- Reinstate public flogging. c
-
-
-
-
- Teach convicted criminals d
- a useful profession.
-
-
-
- Ship the worst criminals to e
- Bulgaria as "engineering
- consultants."
-
-
- ~2023
- 5
- Declare martial law and a) LAW & ORDER, Set # 2
- station troops in all the
- major cities.
-
-
- Fire the most lenient b)
- judges and replace them
- with KGB interrogation
- officers.
-
- Give the local druzhina c)
- more authority and allow
- them to carry guns.
-
-
- Emphasize self-defense d)
- educational programs on
- television.
-
-
- Place "Support Your Local e)
- Cossack" stickers on the
- rear bumper of all cars.
-
-
- ~2024
- 5
- Increase the number of a) LAW & ORDER, Set # 3
- capital crimes & execute
- prisoners immediately after
- trial.
-
- Hire foreign mercenaries to b)
- supplement the police
- forces.
-
-
- Allow private citizens to c)
- carry handguns.
-
-
-
- Start "Neighborhood Watch" d)
- programs.
-
-
-
- Show a Charles Bronson film e)
- festival on TV, encouraging
- people to take vigilante
- action.
-
- ~2025 Environment Crisis
- 5
- Dig a deep pit in Siberia a
- and dump all toxic wastes
- there.
-
-
- Recycle slightly hazardous b
- materials in toasters and
- other consumer goods.
-
-
- Order the Ministry of c
- Finance to take funds for
- cleanup out of the military
- budget.
-
- Evacuate areas with the d
- worst pollution and hope it
- will go away.
-
-
- Let the Ministry of e
- Agriculture experiment with
- radioactive soil in
- livestock pens.
-
- ~2026
- 5
- Turn already polluted lands a) ENVIRONMENT, Set # 2
- into artillery ranges and
- military explosives test
- sites.
-
- Offer land in the polluted b)
- region to settlers from
- crowded Third World
- nations.
-
- Create special technical c)
- universities to develop
- cleanup techniques.
-
-
- Start a special research d)
- project on the commercial
- uses of polluted soil and
- water.
-
- Post signs warning people e)
- to stay out of the affected
- areas.
-
-
- ~2027
- 5
- Turn the most polluted a) ENVIRONMENT, Set # 3
- areas into reservations
- where only criminals may
- live.
-
- Convert some military units b)
- into environmental cleanup
- patrols.
-
-
- Levy penalties against the c)
- managers of factories and
- plants that cause major
- environmental problems.
-
- Sponsor a conference on d)
- environmental damage and
- ask the international
- community for advice.
-
- Sponsor a TV documentary e)
- about the destruction of
- the environment.
-
-
- ~2028 Civil Rights Crisis
- 5
- Imprison anyone who a
- questions our civil rights
- policy.
-
-
- Suspend the rules of b
- evidence for people accused
- of slandering the state.
-
-
- Address the nation and ask c
- for a criticism-free period
- to give your policies time
- to work.
-
- Go on TV and rebut your d
- critics point by point.
-
-
-
- Host an international e
- conference on human rights.
-
-
-
- ~2029
- 5
- Shut down all except a) CIVIL RIGHTS, Set # 2
- government newspapers, play
- classical music programs on
- radio & television.
-
- Claim there is a paper b)
- shortage and severely limit
- supplies to independent
- papers.
-
- Have Supreme Soviet pass a c)
- Freedom of Information act.
-
-
-
- Hold at least two press d)
- conferences a month.
-
-
-
- Hold "town meetings" around e)
- the country to discuss
- policies with ordinary
- citizens.
-
- ~2030
- 5
- Make every voter sign his a) CIVIL RIGHTS, Set # 3
- or her name on their
- ballot.
-
-
- Postpone elections until b)
- next spring, citing
- "unsettled conditions."
-
-
- Free political activists c)
- from prison, but make them
- ineligible to run for
- office.
-
- Heed the cries for free d)
- elections by scheduling
- them for next week, so
- there's no campaign time.
-
- Demonstrate the evils of e)
- democracy by showing the
- Robert Redford film, "The
- Candidate."
-
- ~2031 Education Crisis
- 5
- Put a security officer in a
- every classroom to make
- sure the kids study their
- lessons.
-
- Teachers whose students do b
- poorly on exams may be sent
- into internal exile.
-
-
- Students with poor grades c
- must take extra classes
- during vacation.
-
-
- Schools should schedule d
- more field trips to museums
- and zoos.
-
-
- Install an open curriculum e
- and let the students decide
- what they want to learn.
-
-
- ~2032
- 5
- Set national employment a) EDUCATION CRISIS, Set # 2
- standards so no one may be
- hired without a basic
- education.
-
- Order that no draftee may b)
- leave military service
- until he has passed basic
- literacy tests.
-
- Increase the budget for c)
- adult education programs.
-
-
-
- Commission Children's d)
- Television Workshop to
- create a Russian-language
- version of Sesame Street.
-
- Allow door-to-door salemen e)
- to peddle encyclopedias.
-
-
-
- ~2033
- 5
- Send everyone who can't a) EDUCATION CRISIS, Set # 3
- pass basic literacy tests
- to labor camps.
-
-
- Institute competition b)
- between different regions
- for highest test grade
- scores.
-
- Pay better salaries to c)
- teachers so we get a higher
- caliber of instructors.
-
-
- Insist on more educational d)
- TV programs instead of
- entertainment series.
-
-
- Make the kids with the e)
- poorest grades clean out
- the restrooms.
-
-
- ~2034 Emergency Crisis
- 5
- Mobilize the army to a
- control civilian panic
- and prevent looting.
-
-
- Mobilize the army to b
- coordinate with local
- civilian officials.
-
-
- Encircle the affected c
- region to prevent the
- spread of panic.
-
-
- Go on a fact-finding d
- tour of the region.
-
-
-
- Send your Vice President e
- on a fact-finding tour
- of the region.
-
-
- ~3001 POLITICAL STRENGTH Crisis
- 5
- Order the KGB to arrest all a
- your enemies.
-
-
-
- Double your security staff b
- and keep your travel
- itinerary secret.
-
-
- Form your own political c
- party and exclude your
- opponents.
-
-
- Invite your opponents to d
- help you form a coalition
- government.
-
-
- Double check the balance in e
- your Swiss bank account.
-
-
-
- ~3002 CITIZEN SATISFACTION Crisis
- 5
- Offer the worst complainers a
- long-term employment in
- Novosibirsk.
-
-
- Call for free elections b
- as soon as the economy
- improves.
-
-
- Threaten to resign if you c
- don't get your way.
-
-
-
- Imply that criticism plays d
- into the hands of the
- nation's enemies.
-
-
- Have yourself photographed e
- with an American starlet,
- professional athlete, or
- rock star.
-
- ~3003 FOREIGN RELATIONS Crisis
- 5
- Break off diplomatic a
- relations with the
- countries you're feuding
- with.
-
- Expel offending diplomats b
- as persona non grata.
-
-
-
- Sign a trade agreement with c
- our enemy's enemy.
-
-
-
- Refuse to export any more d
- caviar and vodka to our
- enemies.
-
-
- Confuse everyone by e
- throwing a lavish
- diplomatic reception in
- our enemy's honor.
-
- ~3004 OVERALL Crisis - never reached
- 5
- Surround yourself with a
- bodyguards at all times.
-
-
-
- Hire a New York public b
- relations firm to improve
- your image.
-
-
- Hide in your office and c
- communicate only by FAX.
-
-
-
- Take a vacation at your d
- dacha on the Black Sea.
-
-
-
- Ask CNN whether they need e
- a new foreign affairs
- commentator.
-
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