Intergalactic Summit

As always, I wish you best of the luck in your noble endeavours, Ava.

Of course, if you ever see me in the area, please let me know if I can be of service, with my guns or otherwise.

In-fighting is a typical process in organization between people, and to suggest that groups of people should be blindly faithful in their leadership is a rather Amarrian thing to expect.

We will always have our differences, but the overwhelming consensus is that the Amarr and their unethical goals of subjugating humanity is pretty bad for, well, the people who get subjugated.

It's amazing we've grown so large under the same flag at all without the tyrannical oversight the Empire and Federation have over subordinate collectives. Really, it's a sign that we're overcoming the threat of the Amarr when we're coming to the point where our beliefs diverge and the unifying force of hating the Amarr has stepped down to our personal convictions.

If the Minmatar divide, I can assure you that every remaining piece will still hate the Amarr just as much as the whole did. A government is and should be a transitional thing, and memetic shifts in societies does nothing to indicate the failings of the organizations those societies form.

Though Ava's path has departed Teraa Matar's path, we are all still very much strong allies and do associate with one another, perhaps even more strongly than before. Our reorganization has ultimately served to maximize the abilities of both Teraa Matar and the new membership of Skadi's Call. We did not break, we reformed and ultimately gained from it.

You can see it as a victory if you really wish, but the economic and combat performance of all of us have demonstrably improved. This "in fighting" could stand to happen more often, as it tends to lead to stronger resolve and new application of underutilized potential and resources.

Amarrians do as much as in-fighting as anyone else.