Vulcans
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Revision as of 18:40, 1 February 2010
It's been said that Vulcan philosophy has three major tenets. That list varies slightly between the multiple sources most often cited, but they each include some form of following: the embrace of pre-emptive action, the notion of an 'unchallengeable American supervillain hegemony', and the systematic exploitation of political weakness wherever it is to be found.
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History
The full history of this privately held corporation is a well-guarded secret. Their articles of incorporation state, however, that they were founded in 1995. They survived the I.T. bubble burst in 2000 and flourished through a carefully orchestrated series of mergers and acquisitions. Their core business of webhosting has been bolstered by synergies created from ecommerce, domain name registration, and search engine optimization. They have also diversified into biotechnology, nanotechnology, manufacture of advanced weaponry, and political consulting. This multinational corporation has a presence on every continent, including Antarctica (where it operates what it claims to be "a meteorological station").
Membership
Executives
Cronies and Henchmen
Numerous and sundry appointments, all of whom serve at the pleasure of the Chief Executive, included but were not limited to:
- Alberto Gonzales
- Ari Fleischer
- Scooter Libby
- Michael Brown
Known Associates
- Skull and Bones
- The Carlyle Group
- Faux Force Six
