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Largest Publishing Industry: 3,723rdMost Compassionate Citizens: 4,943rdNicest Citizens: 5,182nd
The Faint Spectral Winds of
Democratic Socialists
Now with extra firepower!
Influence
Minnow
Civil Rights
Excellent
Economy
Frightening
Political Freedom
Few

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Wanoria

Population10.374 billion

CapitalThe Remacy
LeaderLetun Marigeux

Currencypillnoia
Animalbear

The Faint Spectral Winds of Wanoria is a gargantuan, genial nation, ruled by Letun Marigeux with an even hand, and notable for its rum-swilling pirates, museums and concert halls, and aversion to nipples. The compassionate, cynical, devout population of 10.374 billion Wanorians are fiercely patriotic and enjoy great social equality; they tend to view other, more capitalist countries as somewhat immoral and corrupt.

The large, corrupt government juggles the competing demands of Education, Industry, and Administration. It meets to discuss matters of state in the capital city of The Remacy. The average income tax rate is 91.2%, and even higher for the wealthy.

The frighteningly efficient Wanorian economy, worth a remarkable 1,684 trillion pillnoias a year, is broadly diversified and led by the Tourism industry, with major contributions from Information Technology, Book Publishing, and Arms Manufacturing. State-owned companies are common. Average income is an impressive 162,422 pillnoias, and distributed extremely evenly, with little difference between the richest and poorest citizens.

Bald-headed monks sit around the National Meditation Park looking smugly content, the stratosphere is full of "silent but deadly" attacks from Letun Marigeux's rear echelons, tradesmen will knock 10% off their fees if customers pay cash, and the only thing that can pin down a "superhero" is red tape. Crime, especially youth-related, is totally unknown, thanks to a capable police force and progressive social policies in education and welfare. Wanoria's national animal is the bear, which frolics freely in the nation's many lush forests.

Wanoria is ranked 7,037th in the world and 316th in The North Pacific for Most Cultured, scoring 141 on the Snufflebottom-Wiggendum Pentatonic Scale.

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Largest Publishing Industry: 3,723rdMost Compassionate Citizens: 4,943rdNicest Citizens: 5,182ndMost Popular Tourist Destinations: 6,842ndMost Cultured: 7,037thMost Cheerful Citizens: 8,204thLargest Welfare Programs: 8,459thMost Eco-Friendly Governments: 9,415thLongest Average Lifespans: 9,444thHighest Poor Incomes: 9,557thHighest Average Tax Rates: 9,789thMost Efficient Economies: 9,833rdLargest Governments: 9,936thSmartest Citizens: 10,223rdBest Weather: 10,328thLowest Crime Rates: 11,669thHealthiest Citizens: 11,909thMost Advanced Public Transport: 12,456thTop
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Most Extensive Public Healthcare: 15,319thMost Subsidized Industry: 15,371stLargest Information Technology Sector: 15,979thMost Pacifist: 17,904thMost Corrupt Governments: 21,012thMost Devout: 21,630th
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Largest Publishing Industry: 152nd in the regionMost Compassionate Citizens: 281st in the regionNicest Citizens: 288th in the regionMost Cultured: 316th in the regionTop
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Largest Welfare Programs: 346th in the regionMost Efficient Economies: 347th in the regionMost Popular Tourist Destinations: 361st in the regionMost Cheerful Citizens: 383rd in the regionMost Subsidized Industry: 388th in the regionHighest Poor Incomes: 408th in the regionMost Eco-Friendly Governments: 408th in the regionHighest Average Tax Rates: 410th in the regionMost Advanced Public Transport: 411th in the regionMost Corrupt Governments: 439th in the regionLargest Governments: 440th in the regionSmartest Citizens: 497th in the regionLongest Average Lifespans: 505th in the regionBest Weather: 507th in the regionLowest Crime Rates: 509th in the regionMost Devout: 540th in the regionHealthiest Citizens: 571st in the regionLargest Information Technology Sector: 623rd in the region

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