Robert Currey

Robert Currey is an English-Quebecois business magnate, oligarch and politician in 1984. He is considered part of The Elite. Born in 1915 in London, he made his initial fortune through Vestavia Company, a luxury goods firm that marketed primarily toward lower and middle class Britishers, eventually expanding in the mid-1920s to the United States and Imperial Quebec, as well as Europe.
In the 1950s, he began to buy out other brands, as well as several ore extraction and private mercenary companies, forming what became known as the Vulgate-Currey Corporation, named after his staunch Roman Catholic beliefs. As the cold war between the United States and Quebec heated up, as well as the increasing political turmoil of the United Kingdom, he decided to move to Quebec. 
Due to Quebec and the UK's almost sister-state relations, he was accepted with open arms and promptly promoted in 1960 as the Duke of Downey, a small duchy comprising of the industrial towns of Downey and Hullshire, about 150 kilometers east of Saguenay, in the Onatchiway wilderness.
In 1984, he remains an active oligarch and politician in Quebec, and many believe the Vulgate-Currey Corporation is among the most influential organizations in the world, in regards to the controlling of politics and social affairs.
Category:Quebec 1984 Dimension