Operation location: Mt. Lambert
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This is Spherecast University. |
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Well, on this month’s Invitation to Modern History, |
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we are broadcasting on the topic of “The Intersection of Politics and Economics”. |
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For the theme of this third episode, |
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let’s touch on spots about the birth of General Resource and its rise, |
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approach how the age where government and law at the national level were the top governing structures came to an end, and |
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search for just how we broke into an era of governance by multinational corporations like today’s. |
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However, what we must not forget here, is that |
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if we look back in history all the way to ancient times, |
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even if it was not always in a direct form, |
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there was some sort of governing structure via economics. |
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Even hidden in the visages of religion, law, or government, |
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at any point in time where we humans have used the system of circulation known as “currency”, |
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we could probably say that the governance of the era was influenced by the quality of its economic conditions. |
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Of particular note is |
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the era of capitalism and decline of communism— |
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it was a truly ideal concept, but |
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wasn’t it a historical moment when it was it was expelled by economics? |
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And even now, in this era, those very economics, due to the introduction of threatening science and technology, |
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are once again spreading fresh impetuses throughout the world. |
Dision |
Right now, underwater, it seems the power struggle between both companies is continuing regardless of the spot. |
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Whosever eyes you see it from, the current cease-fire and whatnot |
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is little more than the flailing of fools. |
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Isn’t it the quite the endeavor of the squad of desk jockeys who don’t even realize that sort of thing? |
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But actions like these |
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in a present that is demanding a reformation of eras |
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are no more than antiquated fetters to us. |
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—don’t you think so? |
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Our post has obtained intel that will strangle those guys with an independent route. |
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This will likely be work accompanied by a bit of overbearing pain, but |
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someone’s got to do it. |
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That is the duty of those with wings. |
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Let us go in order to fulfill our calling. |
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I want you to obey your next orders and take off. |
Keith |
You checked the hangar yet? |
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Two new types of fighters have been delivered to our post, or so I hear. |
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Well... the fighters we had so far were fine, but |
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to be ready for future battles, |
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we ought to test our newly-equipped craft ahead of time. |
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Ehhh, well... I guess the tech department guys put a lot of work into this, too. |
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We gonna let ’em have their data collection or what? |
Dision |
—how do you feel? |
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Shooting down a large, dimwitted, aircraft |
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must surely leave a bad aftertaste. |
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However, we must not waver at the blood we see at the necessary times. |
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This impetus will surely arrive, even to that lot throughout the world that lusts for idleness, as the shout of reality. |
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Our shout will continue still. |
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Until this world changes! |
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As for you, I want you to believe in me. |
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—that is all. |