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== Pitiful History == |
== Pitiful History == |
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The geographically-challenged Chairman [[GoatWhisperer]] of [[HUM]] believed his building to be on the border between [[Bagelonia]] and [[Goomlandia]], and believed the hub would be extremely profitable as a trading hub thanks to its opportune position. He believed |
The geographically-challenged Chairman [[GoatWhisperer]] of [[HUM]] believed his building to be on the border between [[Bagelonia]] and [[Goomlandia]], and believed the hub would be extremely profitable as a trading hub thanks to its opportune position. He believed the bazaar, being a wealth center with lots of traffic, would grow a center of development around it. He hoped it would serve not only as a source of economic stimulus but as a unifying community center in the then-fledgling Eastern continent. |
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However, it was soon discovered that the trading hub was in fact deep within the territory of Bagelonia and nowhere near the Goomlandian border. The creation of the trading bazaar continued, as the complicated trading mechanisms had already been designed and installed, and a road was constructed to connect it to the ocean so that the hub would at least be somewhat accessible. HUM claimed the small stretch of road as well as the bazaar itself as sovereign HUMmian territory. This action has often been decried as imperialism, but despite global condemnation Bagelonia did not take action against HUM for the incursion. The trading hub survived to exchange another day, and a bright hopeful future of Eastern commerce was imagined for the ambitious venture. |
However, it was soon discovered that the trading hub was in fact deep within the territory of Bagelonia and nowhere near the Goomlandian border. The creation of the trading bazaar continued, as the complicated trading mechanisms had already been designed and installed, and a road was constructed to connect it to the ocean so that the hub would at least be somewhat accessible. HUM claimed the small stretch of road as well as the bazaar itself as sovereign HUMmian territory. This action has often been decried as imperialism, but despite global condemnation Bagelonia did not take action against HUM for the incursion. The trading hub survived to exchange another day, and a bright hopeful future of Eastern commerce was imagined for the ambitious venture. |
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