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Left destitute and without rules the country decided to accept US aid and
was one of the first countries to come under US protectorship, coming under
just after Cameroon and followed shortly by Gabon. This has worked
out well for the US as the many islands that make up the offshore Equatorial
Guinea provide for strategic naval bases, and it has worked out well for
Equatorial Guinea as well as the American protection and funding has allowed
the country to re-establish its Cocoa plantations, fishing industries,
and wealthy petroleum reserves. Still the country is behind, and
with the exception of American military personal and foreign corporates
automobiles and other modern necessities are very rare. If you happen
to possess these resources you will be very popular here, you will
also be a target for disenfranchised bandits.
(Written by Deric "D" Bernier)