The Lord of Bubbles

The One Country Lord lost popularity, because he tried to gain only it.
He asked own wizards, - "What I should do? Please, give me an advice. Events must be profitable and give me popularity."

Wizards guessed a lot but didn't came up with a solution. They always did stupid, expensive events.
So they came to very old Goblins wizard and asked him a help.

He told,- "Bubble."
"Bubble?!", - asked supersized wizards.
"Yes, you can blow up bubbles. they will give you popularity, and they are extremely profitable",- respond Goblin's wizard.
This idea looked beautiful for wizards, so they share it with the One Country's Lord. He do loved it. He awarded own wizards with titles, and started to blow bubbles.
Bubble

He blow the first - Real Estate Bubble.
He blow the second - Migrants Bubble.
He blow the third - Brussels Bubble.

The One Country's Lord and his wizards were happy and become richer and richer. But people become poor and pure. Schools and hospital become wore. A lot of clever people leaved the country.

Goblin's wizard didn't tell  them a price of bubble blowing. The price is stolen time.

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