Yes, indeed, we had felt that some kind of equity was required in the lop-sided attribution of resources in Uganda; what we had not envisaged was the sheer opportunism of stolen power, and the brutality that now accompanied it.
Hiring a horse and cart from the local scrap-metal merchant, Kitten (a "wannabe gypsy" played with anything but fluffiness by Sean Gilder), the pair round up pots and pans, washing machines, even burnt-out cars, while being lured by the more lucrative rewards of stolen power cables.
The hero: Booster Gold First appearing in DC Comics in the greed-is-good 1980s, Booster Gold is a failed sports star turned petty criminal from the 25th century who time-travels to the present-day to use his (stolen) power suit and foreknowledge of world events entirely for personal gain.
Jurgis falls in with criminals and corrupt politicians, and then, suddenly, at a public meeting, he's electrified by a fervent voice: "They own not merely the labor of society, they have bought the governments; and everywhere they use their raped and stolen power to intrench themselves in their privileges".
At almost ten years of age he is now taking a well-earned retirement, but in his time in service his successes included uncovered £5,000 stolen from a security van heist and on another occasion sniffed out more than £10,000 worth of stolen power tools.
Using the stolen power within her, Jade is able to defeat the DomZ High Priest, though nearly losing control of her soul in the process, and then revive and rescue those that have been abducted.
