Intergalactic Summit

Elements of the Tribal Liberation Force performed ably over a several-day marathon of an operation, securing both Kourmonen and Kamela. The named systems were staging areas of the 24th Crusade, and the fall of both will no doubt disrupt the operations of many capsuleers flying under the Empire's banner.

It was a pleasure serving alongside TLF pilots during this campaign. Their fighting spirit, organization, and leadership held firm throughout.

One of the most notable contributions, however, came from Wolfsbrigade and the Last Obsession alliance. Once having served the 24th Crusade, these former State Protectorate militants cast off their colors just as the Kamela operation was reaching its height. Not only did they rescind their allegiance, Wolfsbrigade turned upon their former comrades and camped them in-station, helping to ensure TLF space superiority in the surrounding systems. Truly, their efforts in enabling a Republic victory will not be forgotten.

Finally, I must offer my respects to the Agony Unleashed pilots. It is rare for an organization to enter a lost battle on the losing side. It is even more rare for such an organization to fight with dogged tenacity and skill despite the odds. One would imagine that your assymetrical tactics would have been more effective had Wolfsbrigade not so obstinately camped the station undock. I doubt that I am alone in saying that I look forward to meeting you on the battlefield again.

As i once said, there will be a time when i will dance around a fire ontop of the bones of the slavers.

The time has come now and i light the fire with the wrecks of your ships amarian scumbags.

WBR has shown their true colours, instead of giving a fight, like rats they left the sinking ship. Was SOTF not around to save your ass this weekend?

Taking into account losing the Imperial protection and inability to defend myself by fighting on behalf of 24th Imperial Crusade anymore, I have found myself before the threat of being captured alive and gang raped by ravaging hordes of uncivilized minmatars. This led to the decision to reconsider my dislocation.
Technically speaking, I ran.

WBR fought bravely to defend it once, pity that time has passed.

Not only is this a massive strategic victory but it means the complete destruction of enemy morale. one final step closer to total victory, one final step closer to no enemy to fight

Interesting!

Any official comments from WBR on this development?

Just remember dears any organization with such plasticity of association can and will put on an encore performance when you least expect it.

Ah, so, it means he is fighting on your side? Or I didn't get it.
You are still enemy to me.

And, well, you know, some may consider tribal hordes are civilized, but I do not. Different cultures and educations bring different standards about what being civilized means. But if one talks about 'shooting a friend', there are no different interpretation, it is a fact that either exists or does not. Fortunately, modern levels of technology allow everyone to access combat logs and find out what happened and what did not. All you need to do is to learn how to use them.

This isn't going to happen very often, but here goes.

Ms. Kim, though lacking tact and grace, has at the very least shown that her money is where her mouth is in terms of her allegiance. Her last kill was roughly 7 hours ago, before Wolfsbrigade decided to betray the Amarrians.

Don't get me wrong; I don't like her, and I think the cluster would be better without her kind of person flying around in it, but let's find more legitimate ways of criticising her.

Like that **** comment. Ms. Kim, that isn't going to happen. A quick podding, maybe.

Just because you fired upon friends doesn't necessarily mean you were effective at it. It's entirely possible that you failed to actually score any fatal blows (or contribute to any) during your flight. But, failing said combat logs - some sort of recording or witness on the scene would need to corroborate these claims.

That said, it's clear WBR turned on their former colleagues. Whether you specifically did or did not, the rest of your fellow pilots apparently did.

A dramatic turn of events.

Locator agents, but that's the sort of thing I leave up to my Centus brothers and sisters. When it comes to those sorts of operations I decidedly follow, not lead.