Intergalactic Summit

It is my pleasure to pass on this message:

Greetings Capsuleers, Water Brothers and Sisters,

The Office of the Overseer will not allow this tragedy to interrupt or overshadow the planned celebration of our successful interdiction and suppression of blood raider attacks in Aridia. Nor will we reconsider the honor we do the brave men and women who informally make up the Mayonhen merchant navy. We would like to remind the community that we are equipped and ready to respond to any and all unprovoked attack against any persons on Mishi with the minimum of inconvenience to those that have chosen to make our beautiful and friendly planet their home.

We are delighted to announce the inauguration of the Mishi Festival for Interplanetary Understanding. The Festival is instituted by the Adjunct to the Overseers Office for Entertainment and Economic Development, official sponsors, and partners. We are formulating a programme of celebration, to foster mutual understanding between ourselves and other peoples to promote respect and cultural exchange.

The Mishi Festival for Interplanetary Understanding is a tribute to lessons learned in the cause of peace. It will also be the setting for an award ceremony in honor of outstanding contributions to the promotion of understanding and goodwill among all the different peoples of the Empire.*

Mishi is a planet rich in history inseparable from its art and literature for which the Ni-Kunni are so famed. These come to life in our villages. We invite all to come and travel through our towns and reach the vast urban centers and share water with us. This Festival draws on an awe-inspiring legacy of tradition, vivacity and synthesis as the spontaneous expressions of joy, growth and success. Each of the myriad art forms that will be on show was born and nurtured in its local context. Each, however, has its own story to tell of how it travelled down the ages, always seeking to dialogue with cultures beyond its own.

Our performing and fine arts, our literature and sculpture, whether tribal, folk or classical, evolved as subtle representations of a greater quest, through a great desire to absorb and integrate talents and expressions outside its own realm. Naturally, transformations have emerged in their rendition and depiction. Our inherent openness has enriched them, kept them alive. While tradition has allowed the precision and purity of the classical Amarrian forms to flourish, it has also encouraged an interaction among different art forms thus creating novel idioms of expression.

The OEED has nominated Fantesca CEO of the Commedia Network to make this announcement.

Thank you all, we look forward to seeing you soon. Changes to dates are to allow for the sufficiency of security arrangement.
(Visiting military personnel will be offered complimentary seats.)

*the Award is only open to those who are Mishi born of Ni-Kunni ethnicity,

This entire entire post is nothing more than a racist diatribe against the Ni-Kunni people. Secondly it is simply wrong. Regimental Commander Laytak and fifteen of his men fought to the last against the oppressors of our people and occupiers of our world. That is the kind of dedication of the MLA.

Those are words coming from a Gallente mouth, not yours. Now at least I know who's paying you.

There are no such things as "racism", "sexism" or other Luminaire-politically-correct-speak like that in the Empire, ms. Ayanara. Everything here serves its purpose which is predefined by God. Sure, people are imperfect, and there are prejudices. Racial prejudices, too.

But, if there are perceived racial prejudices against your people (note that i have none), why are you doing your best to create more of those?

Were you an exchange student, perhaps? Your attitude and accusations are the sort I'd expect out of a typical UoC student hooligan with a bachelor's degree in some kind of social science and delusions of politics.

Whatever that case may be...

If I'm wrong, then prove me wrong. Fight your little war with your own damn money, and show the universe that you can build something useful in the process, rather than just tearing down the fruits of other people's labors. And if you fail, don't come running across the border and cry. The Federation is full up with beggars, drifters and crooks already.

I'm not holding my breath.

Forgive me, beautiful Fantesca, for the abrupt manner of my entrance. Thank you for your directions to this forum.

Name of a name, is it not strange that this canker has asked nothing of us?

Cowardice under the pretext of a comunika, but were are the preponderant demands?

Is it a secret, the families of those you murdered would like, if it's not too much trouble, to know what they might have done to assuage the massacre. Are we all to return to the steam age, or wear skins perhaps? Is she a princess travelling incognito, or is it all revenge for an unhappy childhood?

Hush my dear, is it perhaps it's too painful, or too scandalous to talk about, will it make us blush?

Perhaps her blood lust overcame her, perhaps all justification for this deed which is apparent to her simply slipped her slippery mind.

In her readiness to assume responsibility she has forgotten this detail, has she not. Might she not tell us before she is dispatched?

It is the coward's part to kill the thing you fear, and doubly a coward's part to kill in this manner, crushing the innocent engaged in the service of their community, vileness disguised as politics. But she fears the consequences and so she shelters beneath this cowardly pretext.

If it is not so then let her meet one of us in combat.

Scaramooche

Billions of non-capsuleers read these transmissions everyday. I'm sure quite a few of them are, as you say, idealistic fools

Do they not teach punctuation in Amarrain schools any more? That a one of the longest unbroken stream of consciousness I think I've seen in a while.

Doubt it. Non-capsuleers figured out long ago that 99.99% of capsuleers couldn't care less about worthy causes.

Well, looks like I fell on my own sword there. Simple spelling mistake though, instead of writing 'that's', I must have written 'that'a', which was then automatically corrected to 'that a'. Mine did at least have a few commas though

Anyway, that's enough derailing from me. To the OP; I know of no cases of the Ni-Kunni being unduly oppressed by the True Amarr.. No more than the True Amarr oppress any of their 'enlightened' subjects anyway. While I'm sure you feel truly hard done by with whatever petty grievances you bring against the Empire, get a little perspective. Your people hold slaves of your own. I'm sure they have rather more right to complain than you do.

I have no knowledge of the Ealurian dialect and please don't try to tell me about a dialect that no one besides the speakers of and a professor would be interested in.