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[Erzie]

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To whom it may concern,
We've stationed a few assets in the Texas - Bering systems to prepare for future endeavors, and after reviewing Liberty legislature, we noticed that Bering is currently embargoed for cargo other than passengers.

In order to provide ample humanitarian aid and build a presence in the area to include building rapport, we will need the ability to ship the following goods:
Food Rations, Water, Oxygen, Consumer Goods, Med-stasis Bands, Fertilizers. RoboCultivars, and alcoholic beverages.

While the station itself has maintained a state of moderate upkeep, the sustainability of the station has not. There is little to no agricultural production on a station with three full-size bio-domes, and we would like to station a group of specialist personnel to allow civilian relief through simple agricultural production, food supplies, and medical service that the station facilities can provide. We ultimately would like to boost morale in the area, which would make civilian populous more compliant to inevitable changes in the future.

The risk in this, should the LSF also agree to their own participation as previously discussed with Agent Ferocity, the non-civilian populations would almost certainly gain an equivalent morale boost, and perhaps benefit directly. We believe that this is still beneficial for the end-game, as the more influence we hold in the area, the sooner we may finish our objective.

This agreement would only permit shipments from Ingenuus Research Group to the civilian populous aboard Freeport 2, with a portion of profits going to the LSF to fund operations in the area. Should the LSF find this favorable we ask you inform the Liberty Government of this proposal, and we would begin shipments immediately upon approval. It would also be imperative that the exception only be made known to the Liberty law enforcement agencies, as public notice would put our objectives at risk. I appreciate your time, and thank you for your consideration.

Dr. James Erzie
PhD, Theoretical physics, Thermodynamics
Ingenuus Research Group