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FEDERATION DENIES REPUBLIC REQUEST FOR EXTRADITION OF SHOOTER

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BloodBird
The Crucible.
#101 - 2013-04-30 00:47:24 UTC
Adreena Madeveda wrote:
Argoist Zxim wrote:
[...] If [...] almost [...] probably [...] pretty sure they would rather [...] probably [...] probably [...]


I could say with almost uncertainty that we may not know ****. Maybe.


Not surprisingly, no-one here has anything solid and all we offer are speculation going back and forth with loads of assumptions and jumping to conclusions.

I wonder, is it possible that we can keep doing our things and let this topic be until some concrete information is actually released? By now about anything that can possibly be said about the topic has been voiced, I would think the subject is rather depleted.

Fredfredbug4
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#102 - 2013-04-30 01:55:27 UTC  |  Edited by: Fredfredbug4
Katarina Musana wrote:
Fredfredbug4 wrote:
nor is there anything to suggest that they should.



Did you forget who the victims of the attack were?


From a purely legal standpoint, the cultural and ethnic background of the victim does not decide who handles the case and where the case occurs.

There are many a Minmatar that come directly from the Republic who commit a crime in the Federation, are tried in the Federation, and punished in the Federation and there are many a Minmatar from the Republic who are victimized in the Federation as well. Does the Republic attempt to invade and threaten terrorist attacks every time this happens? No.

Ava Starfire wrote:
The Federation is gloriously demonstrating what it believes of our government, the Minmatar people's culture, and the competence of our judicial system.


It's not like the Republic hasn't been guilty of what you claim we are doing. Nothing says disrespect for government, culture, and justice system than sending a fleet in to take the investigation over by force.

The terrorist threats aren't helping too much either.

Watch_ Fred Fred Frederation_ and stop [u]cryptozoologist[/u]! Fight against the brutal genocide of fictional creatures across New Eden! Is that a metaphor? Probably not, but the fru-fru- people will sure love it!

Anabella Rella
Gradient
Electus Matari
#103 - 2013-04-30 03:52:51 UTC
Fredfredbug4 wrote:

...The terrorist threats aren't helping too much either.


The threats were made by, well... terrorists not official government spokespersons. The Republic, obviously, has no control over these extremists or, what they choose to say.

When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.

Katarina Musana
Clan Leshya Offworld Venture Enterprise
#104 - 2013-04-30 09:15:47 UTC
Fredfredbug4 wrote:
It's not like the Republic hasn't been guilty of what you claim we are doing. Nothing says disrespect for government, culture, and justice system than sending a fleet in to take the investigation over by force.

The terrorist threats aren't helping too much either.



That is merely an attempt to deflect from what the Federation has done, and no one is saying that the RSS wasn't mistaken in its actions. Stop trying to justify the asinine, immature, and inappropriate behavior of the Federation by pointing out the mistakes of others, or does the Federation regularly indulge in childish tantrums of "Hey, THEY did it, why can't I?"

As for the reference to terrorist threats, that is worse than your failed attempts at deflection. You know very well that the terrorist threats were made by organizations separate from, and even deemed criminal by, the Republic.
Makkal Hanaya
Revenent Defence Corperation
#105 - 2013-04-30 09:37:23 UTC
Fredfredbug4 wrote:


From a purely legal standpoint, the cultural and ethnic background of the victim does not decide who handles the case and where the case occurs.


From a purely Federation legal standpoint. The rest of the cluster hasn't been sucked into your cultural void just yet.

Fredfredbug4 wrote:

It's not like the Republic hasn't been guilty of what you claim we are doing. Nothing says disrespect for government, culture, and justice system than sending a fleet in to take the investigation over by force.

The terrorist threats aren't helping too much either.

The terrorist threats are hardly Sanmatar Shakor's fault.

Though he might be the worst diplomat in the cluster what with sending warships to his ally's borders.

Render unto Khanid the things which are Khanid's; and unto God the things that are God's.

Fredfredbug4
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#106 - 2013-04-30 19:45:03 UTC
Anabella Rella wrote:


The threats were made by, well... terrorists not official government spokespersons. The Republic, obviously, has no control over these extremists or, what they choose to say.



Which brings me to another point. The Republic already has various vagabonds to deal with, more than any of the other empires. If the Republic justice system is having trouble dealing with the average day to day ruffians, how can they be expected to handle a case of this magnitude all by themselves?

Katarina Musana wrote:


That is merely an attempt to deflect from what the Federation has done, and no one is saying that the RSS wasn't mistaken in its actions. Stop trying to justify the asinine, immature, and inappropriate behavior of the Federation by pointing out the mistakes of others, or does the Federation regularly indulge in childish tantrums of "Hey, THEY did it, why can't I?"

As for the reference to terrorist threats, that is worse than your failed attempts at deflection. You know very well that the terrorist threats were made by organizations separate from, and even deemed criminal by, the Republic.


The only wrong thing we have done is keeping information concealed, which I've already expressed my opinion about multiple times.

I'm not trying to deflect anything as there is nothing to deflect. This entire time we have been upholding our very clear set of laws, customs, sovereignty and beliefs. I'm trying to elaborate on the blatant hypocrisy that is occurring here but you don't seem to get it. It's very hard for a group to hold any credibility when they are claiming their rights are being infringed upon, while infringing the rights of others.

And how are we being childish? Nothing is more childish than not getting what you want and getting all riled up about it when it's not warranted.

Yes, terrorist threats were not made by the official Republic government. However it seems the government is quite indifferent to the threats made by these criminal organizations. They have made no attempts to separate their opinions and methodology from theirs.

Makkal Hanaya wrote:


From a purely Federation legal standpoint. The rest of the cluster hasn't been sucked into your cultural void just yet.



Yes, it is a Federation legal standpoint. Where is the criminal from? The Federation. Where did the crime take place, The Federation. Who has the criminal in custody? The Federation. Who were the majority of the victims? Federal Citizens. This entire thing is centered around the Federation! What is so difficult for people understand that we will naturally, apply Federal law when this is a Federal affair?

Alright, so some Republic citizens got caught in the flames, we're sorry and will bring justice to the perpetrator. The Republic is making this a much bigger deal than this needs to be! It's already a massive problem as it is, and now the Republic is trying to make it worse by turning it into an international crisis!


Watch_ Fred Fred Frederation_ and stop [u]cryptozoologist[/u]! Fight against the brutal genocide of fictional creatures across New Eden! Is that a metaphor? Probably not, but the fru-fru- people will sure love it!

Anabella Rella
Gradient
Electus Matari
#107 - 2013-04-30 22:07:55 UTC
Fredfredbug4 wrote:


Which brings me to another point. The Republic already has various vagabonds to deal with, more than any of the other empires. If the Republic justice system is having trouble dealing with the average day to day ruffians, how can they be expected to handle a case of this magnitude all by themselves?...


Huh, what? Just how do you figure this and, more importantly, where's the data to back up this assertion? Unless you can substantiate this with hard data from an authoritative source we should consider it no more than your opinion based on exactly zero objective facts.

I really thought better of you based on your journalistic background but, it seems that you're just another in a long line of Gallentean bigots who instead of seeing us as equals and valued allies see us as misguided juveniles incapable of handling our affairs.

When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.

BloodBird
The Crucible.
#108 - 2013-04-30 22:39:01 UTC
Anabella Rella wrote:
Fredfredbug4 wrote:


Which brings me to another point. The Republic already has various vagabonds to deal with, more than any of the other empires. If the Republic justice system is having trouble dealing with the average day to day ruffians, how can they be expected to handle a case of this magnitude all by themselves?...


Huh, what? Just how do you figure this and, more importantly, where's the data to back up this assertion? Unless you can substantiate this with hard data from an authoritative source we should consider it no more than your opinion based on exactly zero objective facts.

I really thought better of you based on your journalistic background but, it seems that you're just another in a long line of Gallentean bigots who instead of seeing us as equals and valued allies see us as misguided juveniles incapable of handling our affairs.



So in your words, "Bigoted Gallente" is a good counter to "Juvenile Minmatar"?

I don't know who the perpetrator is, but whoever it is if this person had access to the IGS he or she would be laughing themselves silly by now - this whole debate has been exactly what they must have wanted.

Why this is still going back and forth when everything that can possibly be said about it has been stated repeatedly by now, is completely beyond me.

Katarina Musana
Clan Leshya Offworld Venture Enterprise
#109 - 2013-04-30 22:59:14 UTC
Fredfredbug4 wrote:

Which brings me to another point. The Republic already has various vagabonds to deal with, more than any of the other empires. If the Republic justice system is having trouble dealing with the average day to day ruffians, how can they be expected to handle a case of this magnitude all by themselves?


Oh, that's rich. As if the Federation doesn't have its own splinter groups that it can't keep a leash on. Every nation has them.

And speaking as a "vagabond," the majority of us don't do anything requiring any justice system to get involved. Being a vagabond has nothing to do with terrorists or the threats that those terrorist groups made.

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The only wrong thing we have done is keeping information concealed, which I've already expressed my opinion about multiple times.

I'm not trying to deflect anything as there is nothing to deflect. This entire time we have been upholding our very clear set of laws, customs, sovereignty and beliefs. I'm trying to elaborate on the blatant hypocrisy that is occurring here but you don't seem to get it. It's very hard for a group to hold any credibility when they are claiming their rights are being infringed upon, while infringing the rights of others.

And how are we being childish? Nothing is more childish than not getting what you want and getting all riled up about it when it's not warranted.


Complete and utter bull. There was absolutely no justification for the condescension with which your Court spoke to us, nor the insults they threw at the Tribes, except that they -wanted- to cause an international incident. They merely reinforced what we've been seeing from the Federation all along, that they don't give the slightest damn about their allies, or even those of the Tribes who claim Federation citizenship.

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Yes, terrorist threats were not made by the official Republic government. However it seems the government is quite indifferent to the threats made by these criminal organizations. They have made no attempts to separate their opinions and methodology from theirs.


So the fact that the threats were reported in the same news article means they're not separated from the opinions and methodology of the Republic? Apparently you're less literate than we "primitive Tribals" are.
Caellach Marellus
Stormcrows
#110 - 2013-04-30 23:22:36 UTC  |  Edited by: Caellach Marellus
Pretty sure an incident was caused the moment the Republic jumped a fleet in uninvited and started making demands. So don't go playing the "You don't give a damn about your allies" card when the Republic clearly can't even respect borders.

Not to mention some people in this, and I use the term loosely, discussion, take the opportunity to bad mouth their "allies" at every given turn. It's like they're pushing some alternative agenda, albeit with the subtlety of a lead pipe to the face.

But quite frankly, the most disappointing thing is that there's far too much ego flexing here (once again) and people believing having someone as an ally means they're obliged to cater to your every demand (once again). If you think that's what allies are then you know nothing about diplomacy, and if you think you can find another entity other than the Federation that will cater to such needs in a relationship then you're sorely mistaken.


There's a terminology for the type of relationship where one side constantly takes without giving, and still continues to press demands with the expectation they'll all be met on demand with no questions asked. I'm sure you're aware of it.




Also, as an aside, I grow tired of the constant Federation bashing and false statements, clearing up all the terrible misconceptions and false commentary is starting to make me look like a loyalist, and that thought makes me ill with the current state the Federation is in. Someone change the tune already.


Edit: Ah how did I miss this one.

Fredfredbug4 wrote:

Which brings me to another point. The Republic already has various vagabonds to deal with, more than any of the other empires. If the Republic justice system is having trouble dealing with the average day to day ruffians, how can they be expected to handle a case of this magnitude all by themselves?


Now I'm sure, as any self respecting media reporter would, that you have evidence to support such a claim? Another news source, released official figures?

Of course you'll be sharing these with us, you wouldn't want us to think your writing was purely made from gossip and sensationalism right?

When your gut instincts tell you something is wrong, trust them. When your heart tells you something is right, ignore it, check with your brain first. Accept nothing, challenge everything.

Lyn Farel
Societas Imperialis Sceptri Coronaeque
Khimi Harar
#111 - 2013-04-30 23:31:30 UTC
Nick Bete wrote:
And yet Capt. Farel you choose to continue the verbal jabs back and forth so, who's really the winner here? I think Capt. Rella and Shaman Starfire pretty much did. By keeping the banter going you've shown how easy it is to get under your skin. You realize that they'll continue just to get a response which only makes you look silly?

So much for your supposed superiority.


The only ones looking silly are the one behaving silly.

I am afraid that I do not understand your reasoning, but at least your answer was something else than personal attacks, and it is appreciated. I do not usually take the time to answer to personal attacks and useless, nonconstructive arguments, but as far as I am concerned, I am guilty of doing so with Ms Rella quite often, which is weird in itself. For Ms Surionen, though, it is exactly because I hold her in good esteem that I do so.

Caellach Marellus wrote:
Quite frankly there is a level of hypocrisy here that is staggering, people stating how their law does not recognise the law of their allies and then expecting their law to be respected instead. There has been much shouting and demanding from the Republic about their wants, wishes and such with little to no respect for Federal tradition and law for an act committed on their soil.

Yes the Federation could have been more empathetic to the Republic's situation, but when your allies first act was to jump a fleet into your space and make demands with no care for your own way of things, it's easy to see where the stubborn brutes amongst those in charge took a rather bull headed response to the situation and decided to just get on with things. If anything the Federation can certainly be flawed for at least having far too much pride at times in such matters.

Furthermore, this constant demand of details to be released to us, who are little more than Joe public, on a case that is not yet fully investigated, let alone gone through the judicial process, is either a demonstration of cluelessness as to how judicial process works, complete idiocy to think it wouldn't apply here, or utter deranged lunacy from people thinking they're THAT important to have to know all the details at the risk of someone tampering with the system.



Perhaps it would be best if people spent less time pointing fingers and crying out ignorance to their ways, and spent more time learning the ways of others.


Of course by all means decry this as another post from someone sat atop their high chair because you can't actually debate the argument. Then again, some people don't even care so much what the argument is and more just attack the person saying it and sink into a childish level of petty insults and an interstellar version of classroom bullying.


And yet you wonder why the Federal Judicial system won't release details of the investigation to you that haven't been given to the public.


Thank you.
Katarina Musana
Clan Leshya Offworld Venture Enterprise
#112 - 2013-04-30 23:38:47 UTC
Caellach Marellus wrote:
Pretty sure an incident was caused the moment the Republic jumped a fleet in uninvited and started making demands. So don't go playing the "You don't give a damn about your allies" card when the Republic clearly can't even respect borders.


Again with the attempts at deflection. No one has denied that the RSS acted brashly, but the mistake of the RSS does not justify in any way the behavior of the Federation in this matter, certainly not the unwarranted insults and condescension coming straight out of the Federation judicial system.

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But quite frankly, the most disappointing thing is that there's far too much ego flexing here (once again) and people believing having someone as an ally means they're obliged to cater to your every demand (once again). If you think that's what allies are then you know nothing about diplomacy, and if you think you can find another entity other than the Federation that will cater to such needs in a relationship then you're sorely mistaken.


Allies are supposed to work together, but there has been no sign of any willingness to do such on the part of the Federation. The insults your Supreme Court had for our own court system shows clearly they have no intention of cooperating and expect us to cater to their whims without question.
Caellach Marellus
Stormcrows
#113 - 2013-04-30 23:50:00 UTC  |  Edited by: Caellach Marellus
Katarina Musana wrote:
Caellach Marellus wrote:
Pretty sure an incident was caused the moment the Republic jumped a fleet in uninvited and started making demands. So don't go playing the "You don't give a damn about your allies" card when the Republic clearly can't even respect borders.


Again with the attempts at deflection. No one has denied that the RSS acted brashly, but the mistake of the RSS does not justify in any way the behavior of the Federation in this matter, certainly not the unwarranted insults and condescension coming straight out of the Federation judicial system.


Who said anything about deflection? It's impossible to avoid an incident once one has already been caused. It's like building a flood wall after the tide has hit land.

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But quite frankly, the most disappointing thing is that there's far too much ego flexing here (once again) and people believing having someone as an ally means they're obliged to cater to your every demand (once again). If you think that's what allies are then you know nothing about diplomacy, and if you think you can find another entity other than the Federation that will cater to such needs in a relationship then you're sorely mistaken.


Allies are supposed to work together, but there has been no sign of any willingness to do such on the part of the Federation. The insults your Supreme Court had for our own court system shows clearly they have no intention of cooperating and expect us to cater to their whims without question.


And the insults your people have made calling the Supreme Court incapable of delivering justice? I suppose those are merely swept under the rug.

What you are failing to grasp is the Republic has it's rules and ways of doing things, the Federation has theirs. This is an incident that happened in the Federation's proverbial house, it is their jurisdiction and their right to clean up. They aren't expecting the Republic to cater to anything because the Federation are not making any demands.

Well, other than to tell the RSS fleet to turn around go back to Republic space. You don't get to tell other people what to do in their land, something I've seen many Minmatar proclaim quite verbally about at any risk of Federal influence in Republic domestic matters. You simply cannot have it both ways, the sooner you realise this the better.

When your gut instincts tell you something is wrong, trust them. When your heart tells you something is right, ignore it, check with your brain first. Accept nothing, challenge everything.

BloodBird
The Crucible.
#114 - 2013-05-01 00:01:03 UTC
Marellus just... just ignore her. Please. At this rate is abundantly apparent that her skull is reinforced with triple-layered rolled tungsten plates. Her ego will not be pierced by any counter arguments to "The Supreme Court's opinion = the opinion of the whole Federated Union" and she will happily go on telling us we all agree with their statement and that this obviously makes us ****** allies who were never any good and always meddle in Republican affairs.

Fred is digging the grave for his own public image, or possibly fixing it on his own, I should have backed out a long time ago (and will try to do so again, now) and you... well, I guess ultimately you decide what you want to spend your time doing, but arguing in here is rather inadvisable, IMHO.

Sooner or later, hopefully sooner, we will get new information regarding this case and the debate I'm sure, will find something else to be feeding on. I'll be saving my energy until then. Again I would advice you to do the same.
Caellach Marellus
Stormcrows
#115 - 2013-05-01 00:09:44 UTC  |  Edited by: Caellach Marellus
BloodBird wrote:
Marellus just... just ignore her. Please. At this rate is abundantly apparent that her skull is reinforced with triple-layered rolled tungsten plates. Her ego will not be pierced by any counter arguments to "The Supreme Court's opinion = the opinion of the whole Federated Union" and she will happily go on telling us we all agree with their statement and that this obviously makes us ****** allies who were never any good and always meddle in Republican affairs.

Fred is digging the grave for his own public image, or possibly fixing it on his own, I should have backed out a long time ago (and will try to do so again, now) and you... well, I guess ultimately you decide what you want to spend your time doing, but arguing in here is rather inadvisable, IMHO.

Sooner or later, hopefully sooner, we will get new information regarding this case and the debate I'm sure, will find something else to be feeding on. I'll be saving my energy until then. Again I would advice you to do the same.


Ah, I've just returned from the Egonics Soundscape conference, picked up a rather nasty viral while I was out there and the nanites are taking a couple of days to fix things. I've time to smack about a few logical fallacies.

When your gut instincts tell you something is wrong, trust them. When your heart tells you something is right, ignore it, check with your brain first. Accept nothing, challenge everything.

Xindi Kraid
Itsukame-Zainou Hyperspatial Inquiries Ltd.
Arataka Research Consortium
#116 - 2013-05-01 00:10:56 UTC
It's funny to suggest the Federation isn't respecting their allies when their "ally" sent a fleet with potentially hostile intentions to violate their borders. it's also quite presumptuous to claim that Tribal law somehow overrides the laws of a sovereign nation. Being a citizen of or even visiting a nation means you implicitly agree to obey THEIR laws or face the consequences outlined in THEIR laws. Your laws don't come with you unless that sovereign nation says they do. Beyond that, as I have pointed out already, the Minmatar Republic is NOT the same entity as the different tribes and it does not speak for ALL Minamatar. Additionally if this really were a tribal matter, and should be handled by tribal laws, the Republic government still wouldn't have any right to make demands and threats.
Fredfredbug4
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#117 - 2013-05-01 00:22:43 UTC  |  Edited by: Fredfredbug4
Anabella Rella wrote:

Huh, what? Just how do you figure this and, more importantly, where's the data to back up this assertion? Unless you can substantiate this with hard data from an authoritative source we should consider it no more than your opinion based on exactly zero objective facts.

I really thought better of you based on your journalistic background but, it seems that you're just another in a long line of Gallentean bigots who instead of seeing us as equals and valued allies see us as misguided juveniles incapable of handling our affairs.



Do I really need to bring this up?

http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Minmatar wrote:
A fair number make their living on the darker side of the law, acting as pirates, smugglers and peddlers in all kinds of illegal goods, and many of the larger criminal groups in the world of New Eden are run by Minmatar.


As for your Justice Department...

http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Republic_Justice_Department wrote:
Once an uninspiring part of the Minmatar government the Justice Department has in recent years taken on a life of its own by supporting the Minmatar rebels. Though not an official policy of the Republic, the Justice Department promotes what most Minmatars secretly want: to defeat the Amarr, and is thus cordially allowed by the Parliament.




It's not some secret that there are a lot of major issues with criminal organizations in the Republic. The Republic has quite a lot to worry about with these groups, especially the Angel Cartel. Of course the Gallente Federation has our own degenerate factions, the Cartel has been keeping Republic hands full with their numerous and widespread operations. Also, the cartel is only part of the equation, there are plenty of other groups. Plus, considering that the Justice Department appears more concerned with supporting rebels (a very worthy cause I might add) than dealing with crime, there is certainly a backlog.

I see the Minmatar as equals and our alliance with them has been very beneficial. How could I be a bigot when at least half of my co-workers and allies out in this galaxy are Minmatar, hell I even fly Minmatar frigates much more than the frigates of my own nation. The main actor in a recent sketch of mine was Minmatar as well, he even suggested putting that short bit into the show and was willing to throw his own (and rather expensive) shoes at me! There are prejudiced and bigoted people here in the Federation, and I can say I'm not one of them, I'm actually slightly offended by such a remark.

As a journalist, I try to point out inaccuracies, hypocrisies and just plain incorrect information and that is merely what I am doing here.

The big issue I have right now are the constant and rather fruitless accusations of the Federation having a disrespect for their Republic allies, yet the actions of the Republic as of late have indicated that the pot is calling the kettle black.

Katarina Musana wrote:


Oh, that's rich. As if the Federation doesn't have its own splinter groups that it can't keep a leash on. Every nation has them.

And speaking as a "vagabond," the majority of us don't do anything requiring any justice system to get involved. Being a vagabond has nothing to do with terrorists or the threats that those terrorist groups made.


We all have renegade factions that tend to run astray, though none of them cause as much trouble as groups such as the Angel Cartel to the Republic who's operations are going virtually unchecked.

Katarina Musana wrote:

Complete and utter bull. There was absolutely no justification for the condescension with which your Court spoke to us, nor the insults they threw at the Tribes, except that they -wanted- to cause an international incident. They merely reinforced what we've been seeing from the Federation all along, that they don't give the slightest damn about their allies, or even those of the Tribes who claim Federation citizenship.

So the fact that the threats were reported in the same news article means they're not separated from the opinions and methodology of the Republic? Apparently you're less literate than we "primitive Tribals" are.


Alright now you're starting to make me chuckle. Where have we insulted the Tribes exactly? If a simply saying "no" is considered an insult in Minmatar culture then we might be getting somewhere. A

Also, what would we possibly have to gain from causing an international incident with our own allies nonetheless? Next your going to tell me that Roden somehow forced Shakor to have the RSS attempt a raid in order to make the Republic look bad.

No, it has nothing to do with the article. What it shows is that there is a lot of anti-Gallente sentiment in the Republic and it appears the government at the very least doesn't care that some of their people are threatening to kill citizens from an allied country. You could even argue that they would support Gallente bloodshed as the RSS fleet came heavily armed and on the verge of opening fire on our border patrols. I personally don't believe it as there is no real evidence to support that, though there isn't any evidence against it and as such it remains a possibility.

Watch_ Fred Fred Frederation_ and stop [u]cryptozoologist[/u]! Fight against the brutal genocide of fictional creatures across New Eden! Is that a metaphor? Probably not, but the fru-fru- people will sure love it!

Fredfredbug4
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#118 - 2013-05-01 00:22:55 UTC
Caellach Marellus wrote:


Now I'm sure, as any self respecting media reporter would, that you have evidence to support such a claim? Another news source, released official figures?

Of course you'll be sharing these with us, you wouldn't want us to think your writing was purely made from gossip and sensationalism right?


Note my response to Ms. Rella. I really shouldn't need to justify common knowledge. If you want exact statistics I'm afraid I cannot provide them due to simply not having access to Republic government records, let alone even Gallente government records.

Watch_ Fred Fred Frederation_ and stop [u]cryptozoologist[/u]! Fight against the brutal genocide of fictional creatures across New Eden! Is that a metaphor? Probably not, but the fru-fru- people will sure love it!

James Syagrius
Luminaire Sovereign Solutions
#119 - 2013-05-01 01:22:26 UTC
Katarina Musana wrote:
Allies are supposed to work together, but there has been no sign of any willingness to do such on the part of the Federation. The insults your Supreme Court had for our own court system shows clearly they have no intention of cooperating and expect us to cater to their whims without question.

What insults? Their “assessment” was simply based on the Tribal Entities actions.
Katarina Musana
Clan Leshya Offworld Venture Enterprise
#120 - 2013-05-01 11:56:37 UTC
BloodBird wrote:
Marellus just... just ignore her. Please. At this rate is abundantly apparent that her skull is reinforced with triple-layered rolled tungsten plates. Her ego will not be pierced by any counter arguments to "The Supreme Court's opinion = the opinion of the whole Federated Union" and she will happily go on telling us we all agree with their statement and that this obviously makes us ****** allies who were never any good and always meddle in Republican affairs.


My problem is not with all Gallenteans. Some of you really are our allies. Your government, however, I am not so sure about. There behavior gives the strong impression that we are allies in name only.

Caellach Marellus wrote:
And the insults your people have made calling the Supreme Court incapable of delivering justice?


Which insults would those be? Are you perhaps referring to us calling out the Supreme Court for their own insults? Yes, we question their ability to deliver real justice when they not only have no understanding of Tribal Law, but choose to directly insult our Tribal Courts. They could have simply refused extradition and not hurled unwarranted, unprovoked insults at us.

Fredfredbug4 wrote:
A fair number make their living on the darker side of the law, acting as pirates, smugglers and peddlers in all kinds of illegal goods, and many of the larger criminal groups in the world of New Eden are run by Minmatar.


"A fair number"? Just what is a fair number? Not only are you stereotyping us as a race, you're also suggesting that these are all Minmatar living within the Republic. Remember, only a quarter of our people live in the Republic, and by your own views and those of your government, those Minmatar who are not Republic citizens apparently do not fall under the purview of the Republic and are not ours to discipline.

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I even fly Minmatar frigates much more than the frigates of my own nation.


"I'm not a bigot! I fly Minmatar frigates!" Brilliant logic.

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The big issue I have right now are the constant and rather fruitless accusations of the Federation having a disrespect for their Republic allies, yet the actions of the Republic as of late have indicated that the pot is calling the kettle black.


One action from the Republic, and no one has denied it was a mistake. As opposed to many actions by the Federation. And, even if we are "the pot calling kettle black," since you clearly think your Federation has the moral high ground, why doesn't the Federation take the first step and fix what they are doing wrong?