After discussion with our elders I am pleased to announce that we have an agreement. I seldom smile, but I smiled briefly today.
Your unexpected offer of unlimited access to radioactive isotopes has sealed the deal.

Not knowing what radioactive isotopes were, I, and the elders, consulted the village nuclear physicist, who has watched most of three Nova episodes on PBS while incarcerated in Yellowknife some years ago. He informs us these isotopes can be put to good use.
Within 1200 kilometers of us are 4 other eskimo villages. The eskimos that live in these villages are sadly unsaved. We intend to send gifts of cesium-137, strontium-90, and iodine-131 to them for them to distribute amongst themselves during their pagan spring rituals, along with a KJV Bible which will hopefully bring them closer to the Lord. If it doesn't, the isotopes should.
Hopefully, nothing will happen to these simple villagers, however if something unexpected were to happen and they all perished due to some natural disaster, our tribe would inherit all their lands and more than quadruple our holdings. Were this to happen, we can perhaps arrange a new deal with Uranus corporation, involving the vast sum of several more large logs. And perhaps ebola virus, as well.
Nunavut is a vast territory, with many villages and perhaps 20% of the world's undiscovered natural resources. Oil being just one of those. We consulted our village microbiologist (who once read a Tom Clancy novel), and he suggests ebola and a KJV may be just the thing to bring these villages closer to Jesus. If they are faithful, Jesus will protect them. (Smallpox blankets, sadly, will not work due to inoculation programs begun a generation ago by simpleminded do-gooders) And after we have friended them in this way, should something happen, and they, sadly, perish, (through lack of faith) all of Nunavut will be ours, along with our partner and friend Uranus corporation. At this point we can begin to discuss big ticket items, like canoes, rifles, tactical nuclear weapons, snowmobiles and outboard motors.







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