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[BRBQQ] The Corporate Raiders
22 membersTax 0%Founded in 2013
CEOJuan MileghereIndependentCombat Record
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We're a PvP Corp, right now we're in high sec, we will eventually move to a different area of space once we have a solid core group to safely make such a move to better space to do pew pew in.
Those looking to join please send in an application with your favorite flavor of ice cream.
Requirements
A) Sense of Humor
B) Mic
To the embarrassment of the Italian government, several ships mutinied and offered their service to D’Annunzio. For almost two years he ruled Fiume as a dictatorship founded on anarcho-syndicalist-decadent ideals, while Italy pondered what to do. When they continued to condemn his project, he even formed an Anti-League of Nations that reached out to ‘oppressed peoples’ around the world.
He may not have gotten very far in his grander reforms but he managed to hold onto Fiume for almost two years, created several stamps (like the one at the top of this page, featuring a bust of himself) and really did institute free concerts for his citizens, many of whom were quite happy with his occupation.
Those looking to join please send in an application with your favorite flavor of ice cream.
Requirements
A) Sense of Humor
B) Mic
To the embarrassment of the Italian government, several ships mutinied and offered their service to D’Annunzio. For almost two years he ruled Fiume as a dictatorship founded on anarcho-syndicalist-decadent ideals, while Italy pondered what to do. When they continued to condemn his project, he even formed an Anti-League of Nations that reached out to ‘oppressed peoples’ around the world.
He may not have gotten very far in his grander reforms but he managed to hold onto Fiume for almost two years, created several stamps (like the one at the top of this page, featuring a bust of himself) and really did institute free concerts for his citizens, many of whom were quite happy with his occupation.