Intergalactic Summit

Indeed. Ask yourself this: if Roden is defeated, how will his successor deal with Blaque? Is anyone naive enough to think Blaque and his Eagles will simply disappear? Quietly retire?

Lets be serious. If they did disappear it wouldn't be for long.

Not a collaborator Vero, CEO of a Caldari corporation, a man who has lived in the State for quite sometime now. Pro Caldari in the sense that i believe in an end to the occupation and control of Caldari Prime by the Federation. Im not the only Intaki who believes this.

Yes i support the ILF better known as the Intaki Liberation Front, and i support their policies to peacefully cede from the Federation.

As regards the election Roden seems to be the favourite most likely to win a second term. A man i can not vote for. Shaileen Ramnev peeks my interest, but without a firm commitment to return the Homeworld of the Cladari people back to the State during this next term of goverment, i move i believe, could and would hopefully lead to the start of a peace process between our two nations, will not vote for her.

None of the candidates i feel truly represent me, and as such i will probably spoil my ballot in protest and vote for none of the candidates up for election.

Please excuse me, Tuulinen-haan, but I strongly disagree with this.

Gallentean occupants hurt our homeworld too much. They don't respect neither our culture, history, nor our ancestors or their creations, not even Caldari peoples living there. Their presence started current conflict, when gallenteans started racist attacks on Caldari, writing everywhere stuff like "Exterminate all Caldari".

They don't deserve living there. All gallenteans on our homeworld must be exterminated, so they can go and *censored* themselves into their homeworlds. I don't care where they will go and what they will do, just not in OUR planets!

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And to all gallente DNA bearers on Caldari Prime and other Caldari worlds I can say only one thing:



We return!

I'm disappointed, but not surprised, to find that members of FedMil still cannot come to terms with the fact that supporting peaceful secession and self-determination for an Intaki sovereignty does not equate to collaboration with the State.

Following recent events, I would like to share my condolences with the colleagues and families of the Viriette Legion members who were injured or killed in the recent bombing in Orvolle. I have spoken in the past regarding the ILF's respect and support of Mordu's Legion efforts in the Intaki system, and I again offer my assistance to them, and their Viriette contingient in the wake of this attack.

And I, likewise, am disappointed, but not surprised to find that members of the Intaki Liberation Front are still prone to ignoring context to misrepresent their opposition. In case you didn't notice, I've added the full text of my statement that you intentionally deleted from your quotation.

Because context makes the distinction here. When Intaki Citizens within the Federation pursue political means of self determination, that is one thing. When Caldari loyalists advocate secession during a declared War between the Federal Union and Caldari State... it is quite another. DocHoliday openly espouses his loyalty to the Caldari State on his GalNet profile, then dissembles in his political statements before this body as if he were a loyal "Federation Citizen."

It is all well and good to claim the mantle of "Self Determination." Fortunately for Intaki, its people are wise enough to know what will happen to them if they follow the ILF into the arms of Caldari sympathizers like DocHoliday. That is why the majority of them have continued to support the Union. Self determination, indeed.

Don't be disappointed nor surprised. FDU simply follows a pirate agenda as any other militia. They are just dogs serving politicians interests and acting piracy during their vague hours. Anyone flying in low or null security spaces should target whatever militia they encounter as Primary.

Indeed. I am unconvinced, however, that a more "Doveish" President would actually help the process. From where I'm standing the onus of moving the process forward falls more on Caldari Megacorporate leadership than it does on any President of the Federation at this point. Why should Roden or any other President be making further conciliatory offers when so far the State hasn't held up their share of the burden?

Care to share your prophetic insight? Or is this another example of discredit via fear?

It's been the FedMil party line since the earliest days of the ILF that independence can only ever end with the inevitability of State membership.

It's to be expected of course, along with your endorsement of Roden for a second term. Fear of the State validates the continuation of the forever war and all that it brings.


Vechtor, it's been a long time since you left us for greener pastures.

I'm afraid you're somewhat out of date regarding the market. The IPI caters to market demand, and in Intaki that means we've been focussing more on the smaller frigate and destroyer hulls. As we approach the end of the month we're close to restocking the market and so I'll happily pass on your comments regarding Vexors. I'm sure we can look to list some for you shortly.

But this is at the very core of what is different between the IPI, and the Roden presidency with its FDU supporters.

One the one hand the IPI, and our partners, are known for the Intaki V-5 trade hub, boosting the local economy. The ILF led the Intaki Homeworld Relief Effort in the wake of the initial State invasion of Placid, and to this day we continue to challenge piracy, in support of Mordu's Legion.

The alternative is the message that despite the hugely positive steps made in Luminaire, the post-Heth State continues to be a threat to the Federation, and it is much more appropriate to have Intaki retained within a contested warzone rather than an area of development and potential.

I fully acknowledge the scale of the challenges involved, but much prefer the aspirational and progressive efforts of the Intaki independence movement over the blinkered fearmongering and naysaying commonly heard from the militias.

Odd that this news should find itself nestled among a discussion on the Black Eagles.

See, here's were I can demonstrate a difference between the two of us. As a Diplomatic Representative of Villore Accords, I speak for an organization that has stood against the Black Eagles publicly, even to the extent of our Executor blowing the whistle on illegal FIO operations and earning public condemnation from the FIO Operative in command. On my own personal initiative I have on repeated occasions condemned Mentas Blaque and his FIO thugs for their illegal activity. Feel free to look through the IGS archives to find even tacit support on my part.



Which brings us to the "misrepresentation" of your record. Perhaps you should better represent yourself? I was born on, and spent much of my youth on Caldari Prime. My father suffered first hand the indignities and casual injustices that often fell upon Caldari under the Federal Occupation. He was a "supporter of an end to Federal rule" as you put it, and I believe the current regime represents success beyond his most hopeful expectation. Unfortunately he's not alive to see it. He died at the hands of the Provists when they launched their invasion.

Your casual association with the Caldari State during Heth's rule is an insult to the memory of every soul who perished in Heth's hate fueled rampage. Gallente and Caldari alike. There was only one principled path of action in response to the Provist's rule: opposition.

That's where I part ways with the likes of you and the ILF. That's why I support the Presidency of Jacus Roden. While the collaborators and the appeasers let Tibus Heth have his way, Jacus Roden led us to victory. If it had been up to your lot, that Leviathan would still be in the sky as a symbol to all "supporters of an end to Federal rule on Caldari Prime."