Ton Agron's Resurgence
Day 502, 03:51
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Published in South Korea 
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by Rathen Holton
It has been a busy 24 hours for Ton Agron. We have funded and started two new companies, providing grain and food to the people of Korea. We have also had an investor provide the funds for a second grain company, which has been started by our umbrella corporation of rathen.biz2.
Thank you to all have donated KPW. We are not out of the woods yet - but it's looking a lot more hopeful.
Remember, if possible, buy from Ton Agron. This will ensure we can keep hold of the wealth in this testing time. It's best for us to keep as much as we can within this umbrella until the current government stops holding their own funds ransom.
Thank you!
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The Glorious Leader is in support of this.
With its delicious bread, Ton Agron is truly a boon to this wonderful nation, probably sent by Glorious Leader himself. We salute both Ton Agron and Dear Leader!
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Here ends todays lesson.
^True!
But I don't see a 'Poblatcha' element coming through in the coming months which means we're stuck in the 'Fine Gail' model for the foreseeable future.