[MOF] End of term report

Day 3,425, 02:47 • Published in Ireland Ireland • by Releasethe Krakken

Our income through the laws. At the start of the term there was very little money in the orgs. Many orgs I funded myself .

Here we issued our gold reserve
https://www.erepublik.com/en/main/law/Ireland/188967

And here I emptied the treasury getting 350000 gold. At that stage we were occupied and our income would be what it is basically now.

Here we can see a basic week



Our tax income is basically 400 from the time we are embargoed as we only get a small amount from foreign wams etc.

So 400 x 30 = 12000

Then we tried a run at the money to gold section of the monetary market. None of the offers was taken up and it was a complete failure. But it's a bit skewed so I had my doubts from the start. At 0.003 it means for 4000 you get 12 gold.


We tried to secure all orgs. Most orgs are still unsecured as eRepublik requires an over elaborate procedure. I did submit my last list but in 5 days they have not finished it. So that is left to my successor. All government departments though have a safe org. And we still have 20 login details out of 30 orgs anyway.

All emails these days require bank vault security about so although I will hand my successor a list it wont contain info to log into emails . I will leave it to them to decide whether they want to create the necessary emails to reset all orgs.

in the end I got so fed up with this whole process I send them a list of dispostable emails.

On the 13th my birthday I donated 13000 cc and on the day of the liberation The BIack depositied 11000 on my request.

I cannot remember any other DONATIONS made. If anyone else made any donations just let me know and I will give you credit 😉.


As you can see our total after all money was returned is 450000 cc

So +- 350000
+ 12000 taxes
+ 24000 donations
+ 64000 cobbling

Balance brought over : 450000 AVAILABLE FOR April term.

Profits made 100000 cc

FOR FENOGLIO





AND FOR Rusty who will probably spin this as me killing off the irish economy

Sinead o connor with danny boy