The Sold Country

The leader supports dividing the national map through proposed federalism, acknowledges its benefits, gives a speech, and celebrates the occasion.

The leader urges patience with the slogan 'Sacrifice for the homeland' and instructs the Prime Minister to explore population replacement.

The announcer reveals the leader's goal to make Abu Lamia rival Paris for an American visit, but a fund mix-up turns the plan into a dream.

The leader, unsure of promises to make, receives empty suggestions from ministers that become a source of laughter among the people for years.

The leader drops the constitution into a pool while flirting, instructs ministers to find a new one online, and it becomes part of the dance party.

The leader names backgammon as the national game, the Prime Minister cuts off water to teach about rivers, and the leader is thrilled with thousands of TV channels.