November 5th, 2030, Interview with Isaac King, the CEO of the NMPC: Q: What are your thoughts on the "Free the Patients" protests? Is there anything you would like to clarify? Are the allegations true? A: Well, *chuckle*, the "Free the Patients" protests are influenced by propaganda and fake AI photos spread around the internet. People are sometimes too quick to conclusions. Why, yes, I will admit we do keep patients with "mutations" in custody for a longer period of time, but that is only for extended care and proper treatment. At the NMPC, we will treat anyone, no matter the species. But our competition, such as "Red-Arrow" and "H.C.M.T" often spreads fake information, misleading people into thinking the NMPC is "evil," which we all know is not true. Q: Why is it that so many of your mutant patients die? This leads to accusations of a secret mutant gen0cide plan. What are your thoughts on this? A: Mutants such as humanoid beings and beings with genetic enhancements tend to have more fragile and complex DNA than normal patients. Even with our finest medicines and equipment, there may still be a chance of death. But there is always a risk when being treated with NMPC tech. That's why people should understand that in certain games, you have the chance to either win or lose. We have recently been trying to improve tech to lead to fewer casualties, but as of right now. We recommend just taking our approved medicines at an NMPC Pharmacy near you. Q: Okay, last question. Why do your Law Enforcement units, aka "NMPC Defense," look so antagonistic, and some would say even "terrifying"? A: This is something we get a lot at the NMPC. Why do our soldiers look so scary? Well, they are designed to strike fear into our enemies. Simple as that. That's why our Troops are so effective in protecting Hakstone and the world from dangerous entities. Also, some people have to understand that our Troops are still human. The people under those helmets have families and loved ones. They put their life on the line every day to protect the people around the world. Take our Chief of Defense, Craig Herrid, for example; he has visited over 20 different orphanages, donating around $500,000. He has recently heroically saved a whole bus of people from a mutant attack. He has been praised and is loved by the community. In conclusion, I think the claim, "NMPC Troops are scary," is a very demeaning and unthoughtful statement that is offensive to the hard-working soldiers who protect our country. "Thank you for your time." - Interviewer,
