Thorvald of Lym
A Little Sketchy
Natural conclusion? To an IOT? Bro, you must be trippin'!I will bring IdIOT to a satisfying and natural conclusion.

srsly tho I'll get something up this week I swear
Natural conclusion? To an IOT? Bro, you must be trippin'!I will bring IdIOT to a satisfying and natural conclusion.
Natural conclusion? To an IOT? Bro, you must be trippin'!
srsly tho I'll get something up this week I swear
this sounds weirdly sexual
nc will deliver you a fresh natural! and satisfying conclusion!
To: Dan Quayle, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Abbotsford, Inc.
From: Roger McDonough, Nova Terran Ambassador to Abbotsford
blah blah blah words
> doesn't ask for payment in contractPeril would like to note that his former seat did indeed do talks of potential services with Australia but that they made a agreement with the Cybermen in the end because it was the case of the highest bidder.
Australia should not take credit when it has no set a paid agreement with Peril's former chair.
> doesn't ask for payment in contract
> claims contract voided because it wasn't paid
> afw
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Ministry of Peace Report on the Economy of the Arabian Prefecture
Due to the collapse of the Arabian agriculture market, the Empress has commissioned this Ministry of Peace report and preceding survey on the Arabian Prefecture to find a more suitable industry for the prefecture that the Imperial Government will begin to fund.
The initial findings show that agriculture in general in the first place is a less than suitable industry due to inadequate soil, due to it being mostly sand, and the fact that its coarse, and rough, and irritating, and it gets everywhere. These initial investigations were immediately fired and brought to a Ministry of Moralework campFun Farm for the heinous crime of reminding everyone of the Star Wars prequels.
The second group of surveyors confirmed for the most part the first groups findings. While the soil is inadequate for most agricultural products, it is perfect for Cactus Fruit, however due to the Skeletal dominance in the market, Cactus Fruit production has slowed leaving many Arabians without jobs. An attempt to subsidize it for an extended amount of time would be inadvisable and cost much more than it could possibly return, as such the need to find an alternative industry for the Arabian Prefecture is of the utmost importance, and possible alternatives are given below.
First and foremost is the tourism sector. While under developed for the most part, Arabia has many historic sites that could provide a decent income as well as plenty of jobs with little retraining required. The most obvious one is the yearly hajj, the muslim pilgrimage to Mecca in Hejaz, however due to it only being once a year, and with fewer and fewer muslims in the world the Hajj is not a solely viable option for tourism. However sites like Baghdad, as well as other ancient Mesopotamian sites and ruins, could prove to be lucrative tourist centers if they were invested in to become one. Additionally the creation of casinos and luxury hotels on the Omani beaches around Qatar and Dubai could provide a lucrative summer vacation spot.
Secondly is the energy and minerals sector. Plenty of minerals and metals can be found in Arabia, and investment in the mining sector could prove a lucrative investment, both for home production and for selling the raw materials abroad. Additionally the Energy sector was long ago the major industry of Arabia. While oil reserves now are low due to the mass consumption during the late 20th and early 21st century, what remains, while needing some considerable investment to acquire and exploit could provide a lucrative investment and replacement to agriculture. However, perhaps an even more lucrative investment while continuing down the energy route could be the creation of Solar Farms. The vast stretches of desert in Arabia, specifically in the Kingdom of Najd, could be exploited when centuries ago it was impossible. By setting up massive solar farms, Arabia could theoretically power a vast majority of the Empire, and this would provide massive amounts of jobs to those in Arabia. It would require considerable investment of course, but this option could also prove to be the most lucrative and be the most sustainable for Arabia.
Finally agriculture, despite the fact that Skeletal agriculture has pushed out the regular Cactus Fruit agriculture could continue to provide some jobs. By turning the agriculture sector into a luxury sector, especially with a greater push towards producing the Alcoholic Cactus Fruit, the sector could possibly be saved, though it would most likely not be nearly as strong as it once was. However all in all no single sector can or will save the Arabian economy, and a combination of these sectors would help the most, and no matter what it will take time and resources to get rid of these issues.
In response to the report the Empress of Romania has decided that the Imperial government will begin subsidizing and investment into a number of the proposed sectors. Firstly funding and investment will be given to help reinvigorate the Arabian tourism industry, museums and hotels will be constructed in appropriate sites, and the preservation of ancient artifacts will be included with these investments, as will retraining costs. Secondly, investment and the construction of dozens of solar farms will begin, while this will take a few years, the government will begin subsidizing the training and retraining for workers for these future sites. Additionally funding towards prospecting for minerals, metals, and any remaining oil deposits, has been allocated and those sectors will begin producing by the end of the next year. Finally subsidies have been given to the agricultural sector to help keep the Arabian economy afloat and to keep the citizens employed while the new economic sectors are built, however these subsidies will not last, and over time will be replaced by greater subsidies for the Alcoholic Cactus Fruit producers to encourage the luxury agriculture market.
NinjaCow64 said:Although many were jump scared to death, the loyal Australians managed to destroy the animatronic armies because it was all in some kid with brain damages head or something. IDK, the plot of FN@F is even more confusing than Losts.