Austar Union
12-09-2004, 16:16
Presidential Office
Anatoba City, Austar Union
President Grove frowned when he read the latest statistics released by the Austarian Statistics Bureau. He knew that general society had in fact become quite crammed in such overpopulated conditions, however he never truly realised the problem when he read the general comments by media personnel, many of them showing a negative view on such high-density living;
"I still think it is funny today that the population issue in the Federal Republic has not completely been addressed by any State or National Government levels. Currently, statisics have shown that the average major city has approximatly a staggering One-Hundred Million inhabitents, and the Residential Prices so high that a high-majority of the worker's pay-packet is spent on just a place to live.
Soon, if such a problem is not fixed, the people and government will be forced into a state where Residential Assistance will need to be provided, so that the average person can actually afford the rising housing and rental prices, which can now be only termed as 'rediculous'. Perhaps only when a large majority of the populous is forced to live on the streets, the government will take notice of the growing situation, which can be termed as only a 'ticking bomb, waiting to be diffused'."
---Editorial Comment, Anatoba City Herald
He could only agree with the problem, which now would only wiegh on his election campaign for the next terms. Not yet had the opposition commented on it, however it was only a matter of time, and as the Editor seemed to write, it was only a matter of time before a solution was required rather than just needing consideration.
Imperialism had never been a form of Political Policy in the Austar Union, and this proved to be true when reading through the nation's history books, however a solution would soon be needed, and any situation would surely require a change in policy. Of course, imperialism did include peaceful moves, which were much more prefeerable considering such things were generally frowned upon by the world community.
As President Grove flicked through the history books, he pondered what his fore-fathers had done when placed in a similar situation, and by accident his book laid open to the chapter of UnAPS, and the Allanean Wars. The Austar Union had fought with UnAPS against the Allanean aggression some one-hundred years or more previously, but had pulled out due to some political disagreements.
The whole chapter sparked a memory in Edward's brain, and he began to search through the endless programs of information regarding the world and universe in general. Much technology had been realised and discovered since, and it had filled more information than could be written in books. So detailed computer encyclopedias had been written, so that one the information could be brought and searched quickly; and number two so that there would be enough space for it to be written. The endless powers of a computer chip could baffle even the smartest man.
The maps were brought up, and Edward began to consider the general area. There had been some minor and major changes since it had been looked at, however he was pleased to find what he was looking for. The solution to the population problem in the Austar Union; Free Land.
Government Offices
Anatoba City, Austar Union
The fax was quite clear when it came to its instructions. It was rare that one would come directly from the Presidential Office itself, and most would come from simply the general board of ministers. Under such a democratic and party based system, it was rare for the leader to make orders on his own, however what he said was not to be speculated, and the orders would be followed despite the unusual circumstances surrounding the situation.
A very small expeditionary fleet would be arranged to be sent to the region of Haven, which would have only the smallest grades of weapons. It was not intended that they would be coming into open conflict with any Naval Presenses, assuming that most were generally responsible. Such preperations would take two-weeks, considering it was not a wartime activity, and it was calculated a travelling time of two-weeks. If everything went well, it would take approximatly a month for the fleet to actually reach Haven. Before then however, a message would be sent to all nations of Haven, to announce the Austarian intentions, and to make events and future events known. Conflict would be avoided at all costs, and it would be likely that Haven nations would be suspicious if a random fleet arrived at their doorsteps.
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<Open Transmission>
TO: All Nations of Haven
FROM: Diplomatic Ministry, The Federal Republic of Austar Union
SUBJECT: ATTENTION: Future Operations in Haven
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We are sending this message to all nations in the region of Haven, to alert you of our future planned operations in the general area. We thought this best, considering we dont want our actions to be interpreted as aggressive, nor a threat to anyone's security.
As you may understand from the latest domestic reports we have recieved, we are in quite an undesirable situation where we literally must search for what can be called as 'living-space' for members of the Austarian society. Over-population not only creates a problem of space, but its effect, high density living, does create both environmental and economical repercussions.
To seek a solution to this problem, we have noted that there are vast spaces of land which is labled as 'uninhabited' in the Haven region, and so we have ordered the sending of a small expeditionary fleet to the area so that we may investigate the land ourselves. If we find that such land its suitable, we intend to forge a colony in a small section of the space, where our populous can consider a less-expensive, and lesser-density lifestyle. Of course, such things are only in planning as such, but do require your attention, if anything but a sign of respect.
If you have any questions or concerns, please be free to ask them and we will try to answer as best as possible. If you require a meeting with anyone in person, we can arrange to send a diplomat to the region, so that our governments may discuss the situation further, with the outcome of mutual cooporation.
Sending the message, the diplomatic staff wondered what the response would be from the nations of Haven, and kindly went back to their general procedures. If anything, they naturally hoped that the response would be positive.
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President Edward Grove
Anatoba City, Austar Union
President Grove frowned when he read the latest statistics released by the Austarian Statistics Bureau. He knew that general society had in fact become quite crammed in such overpopulated conditions, however he never truly realised the problem when he read the general comments by media personnel, many of them showing a negative view on such high-density living;
"I still think it is funny today that the population issue in the Federal Republic has not completely been addressed by any State or National Government levels. Currently, statisics have shown that the average major city has approximatly a staggering One-Hundred Million inhabitents, and the Residential Prices so high that a high-majority of the worker's pay-packet is spent on just a place to live.
Soon, if such a problem is not fixed, the people and government will be forced into a state where Residential Assistance will need to be provided, so that the average person can actually afford the rising housing and rental prices, which can now be only termed as 'rediculous'. Perhaps only when a large majority of the populous is forced to live on the streets, the government will take notice of the growing situation, which can be termed as only a 'ticking bomb, waiting to be diffused'."
---Editorial Comment, Anatoba City Herald
He could only agree with the problem, which now would only wiegh on his election campaign for the next terms. Not yet had the opposition commented on it, however it was only a matter of time, and as the Editor seemed to write, it was only a matter of time before a solution was required rather than just needing consideration.
Imperialism had never been a form of Political Policy in the Austar Union, and this proved to be true when reading through the nation's history books, however a solution would soon be needed, and any situation would surely require a change in policy. Of course, imperialism did include peaceful moves, which were much more prefeerable considering such things were generally frowned upon by the world community.
As President Grove flicked through the history books, he pondered what his fore-fathers had done when placed in a similar situation, and by accident his book laid open to the chapter of UnAPS, and the Allanean Wars. The Austar Union had fought with UnAPS against the Allanean aggression some one-hundred years or more previously, but had pulled out due to some political disagreements.
The whole chapter sparked a memory in Edward's brain, and he began to search through the endless programs of information regarding the world and universe in general. Much technology had been realised and discovered since, and it had filled more information than could be written in books. So detailed computer encyclopedias had been written, so that one the information could be brought and searched quickly; and number two so that there would be enough space for it to be written. The endless powers of a computer chip could baffle even the smartest man.
The maps were brought up, and Edward began to consider the general area. There had been some minor and major changes since it had been looked at, however he was pleased to find what he was looking for. The solution to the population problem in the Austar Union; Free Land.
Government Offices
Anatoba City, Austar Union
The fax was quite clear when it came to its instructions. It was rare that one would come directly from the Presidential Office itself, and most would come from simply the general board of ministers. Under such a democratic and party based system, it was rare for the leader to make orders on his own, however what he said was not to be speculated, and the orders would be followed despite the unusual circumstances surrounding the situation.
A very small expeditionary fleet would be arranged to be sent to the region of Haven, which would have only the smallest grades of weapons. It was not intended that they would be coming into open conflict with any Naval Presenses, assuming that most were generally responsible. Such preperations would take two-weeks, considering it was not a wartime activity, and it was calculated a travelling time of two-weeks. If everything went well, it would take approximatly a month for the fleet to actually reach Haven. Before then however, a message would be sent to all nations of Haven, to announce the Austarian intentions, and to make events and future events known. Conflict would be avoided at all costs, and it would be likely that Haven nations would be suspicious if a random fleet arrived at their doorsteps.
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<Open Transmission>
TO: All Nations of Haven
FROM: Diplomatic Ministry, The Federal Republic of Austar Union
SUBJECT: ATTENTION: Future Operations in Haven
-----------------------------------------------
We are sending this message to all nations in the region of Haven, to alert you of our future planned operations in the general area. We thought this best, considering we dont want our actions to be interpreted as aggressive, nor a threat to anyone's security.
As you may understand from the latest domestic reports we have recieved, we are in quite an undesirable situation where we literally must search for what can be called as 'living-space' for members of the Austarian society. Over-population not only creates a problem of space, but its effect, high density living, does create both environmental and economical repercussions.
To seek a solution to this problem, we have noted that there are vast spaces of land which is labled as 'uninhabited' in the Haven region, and so we have ordered the sending of a small expeditionary fleet to the area so that we may investigate the land ourselves. If we find that such land its suitable, we intend to forge a colony in a small section of the space, where our populous can consider a less-expensive, and lesser-density lifestyle. Of course, such things are only in planning as such, but do require your attention, if anything but a sign of respect.
If you have any questions or concerns, please be free to ask them and we will try to answer as best as possible. If you require a meeting with anyone in person, we can arrange to send a diplomat to the region, so that our governments may discuss the situation further, with the outcome of mutual cooporation.
Sending the message, the diplomatic staff wondered what the response would be from the nations of Haven, and kindly went back to their general procedures. If anything, they naturally hoped that the response would be positive.
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President Edward Grove