Intergalactic Summit

"How dare the Federation send ships to protect its own border!" That's a keeper.

Have I mentioned recently that the Sebiestor are a problem? I dare say, a few more came around to recognizing as much from the above-quoted material right there. Why, I couldn't have planned it out better myself if I tried. Hmmm.

"For the Horde," sweet pea! Keep up the good work.

I don't want her to suffer at all. Just a quick clean death, as soon as possible. As she deserves.

Seems I'm not the only one who still feels this way.

We are aggrieved by this tragedy and I hope for Midular's swift recovery.

I would like to offer the use of one of our Intaki hospital beds. We have several with transcranial neural burning scanners and the capability to transfer consciousness in the event that her body becomes uninhabitable. I can personally attest to their effectiveness.

First, Republic medical science > Federation medical science?! Ha! They aren't serious, are they? I wouldn't be surprised if they busted out a jar of leeches. Heck, we Amarrians could learn a thing or two from Federation doctors. They're the best around and I'm not ashamed to say it.

Second, if by "appropriate treatment" they mean a pillow over the head to finish the job then sure.



You want to bring more assassins in? Why? Wasn't one enough?

And to those doctors, what you want is irrelevant.

In their care is a woman who needs their help, and they have a duty to do the best they can for her well being. They aren't politicians, or experts on tribal knowledge, they're medical physicians and experts and their goal is not to appease your sentimental needs.

They're to keep her alive and to hopefully get her back to good health, put your pointless stubbornness aside and let them do their job. She is not a piece of meat that you possess to have done as you will with, to be argued over or paraded about with some ideal of ownership to her basic medical rights.

Nor do I believe, considering the severity of the injury, do they have time to sit and twiddle thumb while you work out the best course of action for her, when the best course is going to be the one they're already undertaking without the wasted time of such a stupid delay.

I am not Matari and so this comment is given only as one from the outside. However, I employ many Vherokior as crew members and even as my crew chief for I have come to appreciate their gifted perceptiveness.

In conversations with Krik, my crew chief, a few things have stood out.

"It is as important where and how we die as where and how we live."

"To save one's life at all costs does not always honor the dignity and value of the person."

I should have been taking notes, because Krik said a lot that made sense outside of the limited capsuleer perspective.

Karin Midular should be returned to her tribe so that whether in life, or just as important in death, she can be appropriately respected, honored, and valued. Let the issue of criminal justice for the accused be debated, but let this woman be home with her people.

At nowhere civilised does a Doctor allow reckless action that endangers the patient either. They have a duty of care, and that involves not exposing her to risk of harm.

Perhaps sooner or later the penny will drop that no matter how much noise you make, this isn't about you, this is about one woman's health and everything else is irrelevant to that priority. What can be more important to her tribe than her well being after all?

I am afraid that I missed this part of the discussion.

Does she lack clones of the body? I am living proof that close relatives' clones are sometimes suitable- if problematic.

I would suggest the new dropclone technology, as there is no need for compatible DNA, but I do not know if her vessel could survive the implantation process.

It isn't just a question of whether Midular lives or dies, but whether your vile little tribe insists that her death should form the basis of (further) Dangerous Acts to Come.

If there is a threat to the citizens of the Federation, its government not only has a right, but in fact a duty, to keep its citizens informed of that threat. Consequently, although you are clearly not bright enough to recognize it, you little rust elves are the very reason the Gallente *must* release details of your precious leader's condition. "For the Horde," sweeties. Should Midular's status worsen, the citizens of the Federation would be well-advised to begin making preparations.

The Empire might have some pointers on that front, but I digress.

At long last, an event has come along to reveal the true nature of the Sebiestor for all to see. Contrary to the marketing hype, you are not a thoughtful or mystic bunch. We Amarr understand these things. You are conniving and feral, and should be removed from your position in the Republic in favor of the Nefantar - or at least the Krusual - at the earliest opportunity.

Hmmm. Perhaps the death of Midular would present such an opportunity....

Is it not the next of kin, relatives, family, or similar, that decides on a person's care if they are unable, even among outsiders, even among the Enemy?

Beyond that, I do not think I can explain kinship to you, Captain Farel. I think I recall trying and not being very successful.