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TOE DEVELOPMENT- ^^b>
IKTERGALflaiC CORPORATION ::*;;
A TREATISE-. V
If one: to EKfiMlNE the _
takes the Time
SPREAD OF PEACE, AND PROSPERITY THROUGHCUT
THE GflLflXl*, "IMS FACT 3COM BECOMES EVIDENT:
THE EXfflNSION NEVER COULD HAVE BEEN
ACCOMPLISHED UrTHOUT CONSTANT INVESTMEIiTS
AND DEVELOPMENT BY THE INTERGALACTlC
CORPORATIONS... . _,
AN EXAMPLE OF HOW THE GROWTH OF ft
COMPANY COrlPLErlENTED THE GROWTH OF THE
EMPIRE CAN BE FOUND IN THE HISTORY OF
THE PEESE (pronounced PEE-GEE)C0RPOftHTiON...
THE GOVERNMENT OF. THE UNITED MOtti-
PLANETARY REPUBLICS 1NTHE DEMOCRATIC
GALACTIC UNION HAD 3UST ENTERED INTO
A TRADE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PRIMITIVE
SOCIETIES ON TWO RECENTLY DISCOVERED
PLANETS... VOO AND ALLONDAR... ,
...THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE INJHNT
COMPANY SAW TH15 AS fl CHOICE OPPORTUNITY
FOR GROWTH-

When the peege coriPANf FIRST

BEGAN DOING BUSINESS WITH THE
NATIVES ON VOO AND ALLONDAR.
ITWAS FINANCIALLY UNSTABLE
AND COUNTING ON ITS SALES TO
THE TWIN WORLDS It) PULL rTOOT
OF THE RED...
THE LUSH TROPICAL 3UNGLES OP
VOO AND THE DESERT ENVIRONMENT
ON ALLONDAR OFFERED A PERFECT
MflRKETPIACE FDR THE SALE OF
PEESES MAIN PRODUCT- SHALL
TRACKED CRAWLERS. SINCE THE
NATIVES HAD YET TO DEVELOP
ANY FORM OF SELF-PROPELLED
VEHICLES, THEY COULD E6 EXPECTED
TO VIEW THE LITTLE "TANKS WITH
NOTHING SHORT OF BWEI...
...(LlNPERDEVELOPED PLANETS ALSO
TRADITIONALLY OFFER THE BEST
PROSPECT FOR MAXIMUM PROFITS
DURING COMMERCIAL EXPLOITATION.)
...IN RETROSPECT. THIS CAN BE
SEEN TD HAVE BEEN A VERYSOUND
BUSINESS INITIATIVE BYTREtDUNS
COMPANY'S TRUSTEES...
 After a few demonstrations
TO THE MMlflN NATIVES OF THE
SUPERIORITY OF MACHINES TO THE
PACK ANIMALS THEY WERE USING,
THE PEEGE FACTORY COULD HARDLY
KEEP OP WJTH THE FLOW OF ORDERS
...THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, REAL-
IZING A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY WHEN
THEf SAW CNE,OUICKLY CONCENTRATED
THE FULL TRUST OF THEIR SALES
DIVISION ON THE NEU CONSUMERS.
...THEIR SUCCESS is LEGENDARY!
In ONLY A FEW SHORT MONTHS,
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF VILLAGES
HAD PURCHASED CRAWLERS (OIL
AND rllNERAL RIGHTS WERE THE USUAL
MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE)...
...THE COMPANY WAS PLANNING TO
ERECT A GIANT ffiODUCTlON FACILITY
ON A CHOICE PIECE OF ITS NEW
PROPERTY BUT CONSTRUCTION WAS
HALTED WHEN AN UNFORESEEN ,
PROBLEM DEVELOPED: THE NATIVES
CRAWLERS WERE BEGINNING TO
BREAK DOWNJ...(usuhllt after the
THIRTY-DAT WARRANTY HAD expired).

...Trade relations disintegrated

ENTIRELY AFTER AN UNSUCCESSFUL
ATTEMPT TO SELL THE ENRAGED
vooians on NEXT years model...
(this A150 WHS n SHREWD BUSINESS
MOVE ; OBSOLESCENCE RH10VE5 THE LIABILITY
OF PRODUCING SPARE PARTS)..-
A RADICAL GROUP OF NATIVES
ACTUALLY STAGED AN ARMED ASSAULT,
LITERALLY CHASING PEEGES SALESMEN
OFF THE PLANEr!
...DOZENS OF CRAWLERS (the ones
STILL RUNNING) SWARIlED OVER THE
DISTRIBUTOR. ..THE MILITANT NATIVES
SMASHED WINDOWS BURNED THE ,

BUILDING, AND THEN CARRIED THE

"~UD AND FEATHERED SCREAMING
_MEN TO THEIR SPACESHIP'
... ONE PEEGE REPRESENTATIVE
REPORTED TO HAVE SEEN A SORT OF
DEMOLITION DERBY TAKING PLACE
BETWEEN THE REMAINS CRAWLERS
AS HIS SHIP FLED TOWARD SPACE.
. The COMPANY IMMEDIATELY FILED
Multiple lawsuits with the tsuscnc
COURTS IN ORDER TO FORCE THE
VOOIANS TO MAKE FULL RESTiTOTiON
for DAMAGES To PEEGE property...
the Government of the GALflcnc union
WAS EVENTUALLY FORCED TD SEND WO fl
MILITARY POUCE BATTALION TO ESTABLISH
LAW ANb ORDER AND PROTECT THE PEEGE
BUSINESS INTERESTS... AFTER fl FEW BRIEF
SKIRMISHES. THE VODIAN REBELLION WAS
SUBDUED AND THE COMPANY WAS ONCE
AGAIN FREE TO CONTINUE., DEVELOPMENT...
...TrilS WAS A TIME OF MAJOR GROWTH!
fl LOYAL MATlVE GOVERNMENT WAS IN-
AUGURATED AND PROVIDED SUPPORT DURIM3
EVACUATION OF SMALL VILLAGES AND FAMILIES
LIVING ON PEEGE PROPERTY...
...fl MODERN PRODUCTION FACTORY WAS
CONSTRUCTED TD MAKE USE OF THE
ABUNDANCE OF NATURAL RESOURCES...
...THE POUCE ACTION ON \DO HAD VERY
BENEFICIAL SIDE EFFECTS... IT ENABLED
THE COMPANY TO MAKE VALUABLE CONTACTS
WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE...
...SOON AFTER THE NATiVE REVOLT SPREAD
TO flLLONDflR, PEEGE RECEIVED 1T5
FIRST MILITARY CONTRACT (for construction
of fl police riot tfinkV.

VOOIflN HERD OF STATE

INSPECTING fl SHIPMENT
OF POLICE RIOT CRAWLERS

...HOWEVER, rr SOON BECAME

APPARENT "THAT RESTORING ORDER
and pPOTEcnne the peege
PROPERTY ON AtLONMR WOULD
PROVE TO BE TOO MUCH FOR
flSIMPLE POLICE ACTION...
WERE EXTREMELY
...THE NATIVES
WSENIOUS AND SUCCEEDED
IN RAISINS GUERRILLA WAR-
FARE TO THE LEVEL OF AN
ART FORM... To This VERY DAY
GALACTIC COMMANDERS ARE
ASTOUNDED BY THE MARVEL
OF AN ENTIRE PLANETARY
POPULATION MOBILIZING VIA
THE 80NG0 ORUM METHOD I
...IN Facr, THE RESlSlTTiNCE
WAS SO STBONS THAT DESPITE
THE CONTINUOUS EffORTS OF
PEEGE REPRESENTBTlVES (who
LOBBIED Cfff AND NI6HT AT THE
GALACTIC 5ENATE). THE RESOLU-
TION TO BES1N FULL-SCALE
MILITARY OPERATIONS PASSED
ST ONLY ONE VOTE!
 the allondar revolt torneb into
one: ofthe longest and bloodiest
WARS IN HlSTORf...SLY "MB. POISON
ARROWS, AND CARNIVOROUS BEASTS
TRAINED TO KILL, ALL HAMPERED THE
EFFORTS OF THE MILITARY TO RE-
STORE THE PEACE...
/IS THE INIENSm OF THE WAR
INCREASED, THE PEEGE COMPANY (acting
AS PRACTICALLY THE SOU SUPPLIER OF
THE ALL-OUT MILITARY OFFENSIVE)
EXPANDED AND PROSPERED...
...THE WEALTH OF CHEAP MATERIALS
IT OWNED ON VOO PLUS THE
,

PROXIMITY OF THE TWO PLANETS,

ENABLED THE COMFANT TO UNDER-
BID all competition for the:
DOZENS OF RICH DEFENSE CONTRACTS
THAT WERE FINALLY NEEDED TO BRING
THE WAR TO AN END...PEACE WAS
NOT RESTORED TO THE EMBATTLED,
LITTLE PLANET FOR ALMOST TWENTY
YEARS... BY THAT Tl ME .UNFORTUNATELY,
THERE WAS VERT LITTLE OF THE
ORIGINAL SURFACE LEFT 1NJUCT...

... REGRETFULLY, THE JoiNT EFFORTS

BETWEEN PEEGE AND THE MILITARY
TO MAKE THE SORFflCE OF BLLONDAR
HABITABLE AGAIN FB1LED... BUT,
SO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO
HAD DIED WOULD NOT BE JORGOHEH
THE COMPANY GRflClOUSK OFFERED
TO TURN THE SCORCHED PLANET
INTO A MONUMENT AGAINST WAR
FOR ALL TIME...
...THE GALACTIC GOVERNMENT
GAVE ITS APPROVAL AND DONATED
THE PLANET TO PEEGE IN HONOR
OF ITS UNENDING HOllflNITHRIflM
EFFORTS IN HELPING THE 23 NflTiVE
JoRVIYORS OF THE BLOODY WBR("the
ConPfiW FINANCED THEIR TRANSPORT
TO VOO AND HELPED THEn ESTABLISH
HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES BT
PROVIDING ASSEMBLY- LINE 3DBS FOR
THE POOR refugees)...
...IT IS ALSO AN INTERESTING
NOTE THAT THE FREE SURPLUS OF
RAW MATERIALS REMOVED DURING
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MONU-
MENT EVENTUALLY PROVIDED THE
EDGE THE COMPANY" NEEDED TO
BECOME THE LARGEST SUPPLIER OF.
MILVJRRY* HARDWARE IN THE GAIifcfJJ
 ...AND N0W.LL55 THAN ft

DECADE AFTER THE WAtfS END,

THE FLflNET VOO HAS BE^OIIE A
PROSPEROUS TOURIST COHnUNlTT
AS WELL AS HOUS1M3 THE
VfiST PRODUCTION FftClUTiES
OF THE: KEGE CORP3R.HTE
EMPIRE...
THE MATiVESWOW ENJOY
A MUCH IMPROVED STANDARD
OF LIVING .AND THEIR MAW
QUaiNTCRftfTS RNO OLD-FASHIONED
METHODS HAVE ADDED TO
THE ATTRACTION VOO HOLDS
FOR THE GROWING TOURIST
TRADE. .. IN FACT, THE HUGE.
CONGLOMERATE OF NATIVE
HOTS Con the reservation
donated to THErt BY the
PEEtE CORCoRATIOn) IS EVEN
SAID TO BE THE 51NGLE,
BEST SHOPPING CENTER FOR
HOMEMADE PRODUCTS 1NTHE
ENTIRE GALACTiC UNION.'...

.... OF COURSE, THE MAIN ATTRACTION IS THE

I MAGNIFICENT HONOttENT THAT PEESg.

ICARVED FROM THE REMAINS OF ALWNDflR
V.7/A GREAT TR\BUTE TD THE BEGINNINGS
OF CIVILIZATION ON THE UNDERDEVELOPED

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