Intergalactic Summit

First, little gallentean lapdog has no idea what I am doing and where I am going, mostly because of opsec. I travel between systems very often, and when I leave one system to enter another, and you call it "running away", this only displays your ignorance and lack of awareness.

Second, talking about "running away", today the only thing that were running away were gallenteans. Somehow when I appeared on grid near they they either run or dock.

But remember, gallentean oppressors, you won't be able to hide forever!

You would be the expert on hiding. I'm sure the next time I see you in space I can expect to see more kitey faggotry before you engage the cloak on your Hookbill.

This is something of a mind-boggling statement.

How many children under 5 understand the concepts and implications of citizenship? Or can understand the politics, history, and culture of their home region enough to decide which government claiming authority in the region is legitimate?

Even if every child under 5 considered themselves Federal citizens, in political matters one looks to adults.

A conquering force will use anything to make their claims sound legitimate, regardless of how silly it sounds.

I'm just confused on the point at which it makes sense to conquer territory that isn't yours as opposed to defending the territory that is.

Because they are hypocrites. The Caldari saw fit to call the annexation and subjugation of my home-region a "campaign of liberation" years ago, and the FEDEF forces of the time derided them for this. Today, just like any other day, the term is still used where it does not fit for a variety of reasons, and many play along because yes, they are just that pety.

Your original announcement about not capturing systems in Black Rise was foolish, it was bound to fail, and the way Soter just washed his hands of it once the going got a little thougher is even more foolish. I did not expect much better from him and I was not let down. Imagine that. Soter is the single negative factor I know of regarding the Villore Accords, his continued position of power in the alliance is detremental to it's otherwise good reputation. Regardless...



You should get used to this kind of terminology. It's very standard, used in liberal quantities by anyone in any militia regardless of accuracy. It is increadibly annoying, but what can we do, other than use the proper terms ourselves?

On that note, congratulations to the FEDEF for their annexation of Enaluri. You sure seem to have fough hard for it.

To give appropriate credit, Smile N' Wave alliance and other Minmatar Republic pilots deserve thanks and praise for their steadfast support throughout the climax of the battle over the past few days.

The Republic/Federation alliance endures, and its strength is shown in the friendship between its capsuleers.

Mr. Gallentius, clip Ms. Hanaya's comments all you'd like, her point is valid: understanding citizenship takes age and experience. A child may salute one flag or another, and have no idea what it means. For me, I think I was sixteen before I truly started to understand duty.

If you say otherwise, you betray how little you understand duty, and the difference between wearing colors and honoring them.

Your ignorance is outmatched only by your combat inaptitude, Miss Vero. I very rarely fly cloaked ships, and when I do, it is either covert ops, black ops or recons. I never did and never will fit a cloak on a hookbill. I don't know what do they teach in federal academies, but inability to collect proper intel is a critical flaw of a combat pilot.

And about seeing me in space, this is quite doubtfully, since I didn't see you in space. Maybe because you was actually docked all the time, eh?
Or how did you actually see me in a hookbill when I didn't see you? Maybe you did actually undock and sneaked to peek at my ship with your own cloak?
It would be interesting if you explain how exactly did you manage to see me in space.

Ha, that much about hiding ;)

You flatter yourself and boast without reason. There is nothing noble in military occupation. It is sometimes necessary in times of war, but it is never noble.

This is unseemly, pilots. We can all tell stories about the warzone that'll make our opponents look like idiots and cowards - it's the nature of the thing.