The Empire of Holy Brita-nia

Bring forth fire and steelRaise your swords to the heaven

Our emperor stands erectHis glories gleams through the skyGod’s divinity shines on his path

Vow with loyalty for our lordHail Britania!

Stand forth, heroes of might and braveryYou have your majesty to guide

He’ll show the path through the darkHe’ll cast away all your shadowsLet no doubt obscure your eyes

And stand and look at the solar kingHail Britania!

Draw you swords, sharpen your weaponsFight at will for his glory

For your gloryALL HAIL BRITANIA!

• The Kingdom of Holy Britania is filled with rich rainforests and full of natural re-sources where the Chupakabras, the na-tional animal, is burgeoning in population.

• The annual rainfall is around 1500mm to 1800mm a year and seasonal changes are moderate.

• Seasonal change in temperature and cli-mate is quite moderate.

Geography

• The abundance of trees in the rainforest gives Britanians a great amount of wood for their natural resources.

• Besides woods, there are some mine com-panies that digs up gold, silver, alu-minums, etc and export to other nations.

• Water is abundant throughout the whole nation which can be exported to other na-tions that are in need of water.

Natural Resources

• Many people of Holy Britania recite Shake-speare as they talk.

• There’s a holiday for the emperor’s birthday.• Polygamy is thought as something normal.• People read books when they have nothing

else to do – they still read at the average of two books per day.

• They eat their national animal as one of their favorite courses.

Culture

• The history of Holy Britania starts at the time of Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603).

• At the age of 42, she bore a son whose name was Charles du Britania.

• When James I of England became the king, Charles du Britania overthrew and took over what was originally his.

• From them, he changed the nation’s name into the Kingdom of Holy Britania.

Quick History

• Some of the biggest companies of Holy Britania are book publishing, automobile companies, and basket weaving industries.

• It is produced with excellent quality re-sources, acquired mostly from inland and the wastes are disposed accordingly to the environmental protection law.

• They are produced because the citizens want them, says the emperor of Holy Bri-tania.

What, How, for WhomTo Produce

• Citizens have to pay a high amount of tax.

• Healthcare and social welfare still lacks in government funding.

• Transportation funding is low, so there aren’t a lot of buses, subways, or trains.

Disadvantages

• Educational services are available in very cheap prices for the citizens of Holy Britania.

• Law and Defense are first priority; the nation is safe from attacks outside or inside, and the laws keep the crime level in absolute zero.

• The government is elected with careful exam-ination of their abilities and work capacity.

• There is absolutely no pollution in the envi-ronment in Holy Britania.

• Cars are available in any kind at any time.

Advantages

• Holy Britania is a command economy.• The government makes the eco-

nomic decisions and the emperor gives the final decisions.

• People still use money to buy what they want. However, it’s the govern-ment who decides what is produced the most in the nation for people to buy.

Type of Economy

• The first priority of Holy Britania is Law and Order.

• So, the workers always gets a chance to hire a lawyer and defend when-ever they feel that their wages are lower than what they are supposed to be.

• There’s a great fairness in individual incomes; people get depending on how much they work.

Working and LivingIn Holy Britania

• The society has classes of proletari-ats, bourgeoisie, nobles, govern-ment, and the emperor.

• Water is so clean that people can just go up to a river or lake and get some drinks of water.

Other Elements