Not Quite a White Knight Book 4
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Chapter 20: Weapons Firm (Historical)
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 20: Weapons Firm (Historical) - Highlights includes Return From Peru, Doing the White Knight Thing at a BDSW club, Wedding Night and Day with Abril, Trapping the Five, and the extended law firm weekend Sex Auction/Orgy. Along the way the Prince had to get real unfair settling an old enemy. Sexual exercises include his wedding (with an unusual wedding night) in the eyes of the law firm, and taking a very active role in the three-day law firm social disguised as an auction/orgy, making a fun time for most.
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In the late 1800’s cocaine was legal in the US, it was used in a successful well-known soft drink marketed to children. (Note: this is true.) Despite the small amount of cocaine used in production (“just a pinch” said the secret recipe) they featured the “pinch” ingredient in the name of the cola. Buyers came to the Amazon and bought the ingredient which essentially grew wild.
That cola is an American success story. You might have had some this week, but before you get excited you should know they stopped using cocaine some time ago.
The Patron at the time had a large amount of the weed, was able to mobilize his people, and had access to the “river highway” so he made a great deal of money selling the product for a bonus price at the ocean ports of Manaus in Brazil and Iquitos in Peru.
But what to do with the money? Most growers used it as a down-payment to expand their farms. Then when the US government changed the law and banned the ingredient those growers got caught with debts they could not pay. But the Patron never depended on one product. Instead, when he made his first sale, he asked himself what a long-term, recession-proof investment might be. He picked a firm in Brazil that made weapons and ammo for the military forces around the world, unless peace broke out nations would always need more bullets and bombs.
When peace did break out everyone would want to rearm with new weapons and ammo. Unlike cocaine, war would never become illegal.
This munitions company specialized in customers seeking low-cost products - more bang, less bucks. Perhaps all royalties on the sales were not always paid, giving the Brazilians a profit advantage in their competition with the primary merchants of death: Germany, France and England. Plus, they could supply some unconventional nasty products, like exploding bullets, to folks who could not be bothered with international conventions.
It got to be that whenever the Patron had some extra cash, he invested in in this munitions company. He used holding companies to avoid attention, he was no Daddy Warbucks.
In the US, since the 1930’s there are strict reporting requirements for corporate ownership. There are exceptions, but essentially anyone with significant constructive ownership (5% or more) must file a report each month of their activities. These reports are available to the corporation and the public. So it is difficult to sneak up on, or sneak out of, a US corporation. If you do it is probably a crime.
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