29-12-2024, 09:11 PM
[August 8th, 5592]
Quote:Comrade Sládek,
This missive brings excellent news for the true Kundrati Legionary Party, the Kundrati people, and the Legionary State. The construction of the Industrial District Lirnak is well ahead of schedule. On our current trajectory, we're likely to exceed 6 out of the 12 benchmarks set for the end of the month, and may yet progress more on the remainder. Our achievements here are a testament to the undying Kundrati will and persistence in the face of impossible odds, and naturally to you, Comrade, for your vision and direction in this project.
My staff have successfully developed a number of new techniques for motivating our incarcerated workers in the construction of the camp. First, and particularly effective, has been a system of rewards/punishments, meted out not on the workers themselves, but on close relations or suspected romantic partners. In order not to waste valuable human resources, we have also invented new techniques and tools which emphasize visual suffering, humiliation, and non-debilitating mutilation.
The second pillar of our success has been the application of discarded substandard amphetamine pills to reduce worker sleep and caloric intake. Finally, we have spread agents among the workers who induce their cooperation with small amounts of forbidden gifts, and are spreading the rumor that once the camp is complete, all those who worked on its construction will be transferred to a liquidation facility, en route to which they will be rescued by a resistance operation. Naturally, we have marked the individuals most receptive to this delusion as potential troublemakers for when the camp-builders are redesignated as camp inmates.
Furthermore, clandestine aid from infrastructure experts designated as foreman from the nations of Likatonia & Xsampa have been instrumental in streamlining our proposed processes. They have aided us by laying the blueprints for highly efficient and revolutionary pathways previously unknown to our engineers who are taking note of the operations. Ways to efficiently dispose of dead workers and imprison trouble makers alongside increased output via streamlined aggregate material storage and transport are among the highlights of the cooperation.
The one failure of this project has been its higher-than-expected cost in inmate lives. Multiple times we've had to halt construction in order to dispose of bodies that risked spreading diseases that could inhibit further labor. Nonetheless, we are already beginning work on the officers' quarters and have started to amass coal reserves for the in-house cremation facilities. Soon, the Legionary State will have a monolithic factory, ever expanding the arsenal and capabilities of its legionary soldiers.
Sincerely yours,
Internal Industrial Commissar-General, Karneades Arbolategui