We have recently been able to acquire a large oil field within our vicinity, allowing us the capability to move from a primarily agricultural industry to a more heavy-labour based industry. I believe this will benefit both Iythagoras and overseas nations, as now we will be looking into the purchase of overseas nations' supplies and equipment of any used oil extraction devices. Nations that are willing to sell us their used oil equipment, please let me know.
Jordan Fennerman, Prime Minister
Professor Wendison spoke with a horrible lisp, compounded with a horribly strong foreign accent. Nobody knew where he was from, but he certainly was a fan of anecdotes, and when he anecdoted anything with stories of his home-town, nobody could really deduce what or where he was talking about. As such, he became infamously known as Professor Textbook, as the Textbook within his geoenvironmental classes taught more than the man himself. Mind, that was two weeks ago. In a span of two weeks - 14 days, he went from cryptic and hard-to-understand Geostudies Professor to a national hero. And all it required for him to do was to find one of the largest batches of oil Iythagoras had ever seen.
A slow, meandering economy, Iythagoras was a nation that had survived a great independence from a greater Imperial Power, the idea of war still fresh on their minds. It had not even been time yet for the next generation to wash away the worries of the old - no, it was still there, the ever looming threat, but now, with things seeming to look up and ready, it was quickly becoming an highly industrialised sector. Deals were signed with corporations from afar, great purchases for large mining and drilling operations were beginning to be considered, and entire homes were moved around or towards the site for job opportunities. Districts were being planned, and people who had once been meagre farmers were now planning on making enough money to go back to university.
To buy more than one car. To feed their extended families.
All these dreams were made possible with Wendison's discover of Oil in his demonstrations of Seismic detections to his students, and Jordan Fennerman, an advocate to the whole discovery and use of oil for the sake strengthening the economy, had placed boisterous and joyous news for all within the world to see. It was time for a celebration. It was time for deals and projects. It was time to be a country.





