Palms Omissions Twenty-Five

As the dramas unfold in the classic universe of Cosmos 01 where the USF has grown and branched out safely into the USEA, UNIM, and FAM government groups with the USSA as the commissioned gestapo of the USF-spirit, so does the humor which evolves around the boldness and brattiness of totally human developments. Multiple planets and places already explored, and yet barely the surface scratched, the command teams hone their focus as Costa makes it back from the frontlines, hopefully rescued or resurfacing with Diamond Team. The illusion of the universe being small has been shattered as more news piles in with editors taking out all of the goods. This author has predictably put the goods back in, and has also uncensored the adventures and conversations had between the elite and even the proletariat class. The USSA operator teams are increasing in their acclaim, popularity, power, reluctance at times, and criticisms, and the government of course has to assure that they cover their rears. Vast terminology gains more in numbers and limits are removed where the wild population was in danger of becoming scant. How could life continue without governance? Other governments want to have the first say and will force themselves into the big picture to make it known that the USF's successor, the USEA (still mistakenly called the USF out of laziness and habit), are not alone in the expansion of the human universe. Are there any fears that the agents of government should have but their own species? It's a brilliant many stars they've encountered where docility and life was paramount, but exploration isn't over, and war has already breached the peace on multiple fronts. The operators always have something to say.