Intergalactic Summit

Tibus Heth, the Executor of the Caldari Providence Directorate and CEO of several corporations, most notably Kaalakiota, has suggested that the Caldari should return to the times of Raata as a unified state under single leadership.

Without doubt, Executor Heth is the greatest general of the modern Caldari State, whose campaign this far did bring us back our Home. However, since the Executor has taken and been given tasks that are less those of the General, and more of the Minister. Should we recall the times of Raata, it was not uncommon for the General to become the Chief Minister. Some of them were even successful, and few, perhaps, even became Emperor.

Tibus Heth!

General, you have become the Chief Minister, and you vye to sit on the Seat of Winds as Emperor. But you have forgotten one thing: Your campaign is not done. You did win the first battle and then returned to your city, pretending you had won the war. However, since you became the chief minister, your generals have not been very successful in ending what you started. And you have not been a successful minister. General, relinquish your ministry and return to the fields of glory.

The Executor has complained that Kaalakiota has born the greatest burden in persecuting this war. As it is the task of the Caldari Providence Directorate to manage the allocation of resources between the co-operating corporations, then perhaps serious errors have happened amongst the CPD leadership. The CPD does not need a general. It needs a good manager. As a result of this failure in properly allocating resources, the Home Guard as well as forces answering directly to the CPD do carry the most of the responsibility on the field.

As a solution to this problem, I suggest that the CPD requires a dedicated manager, adviced by an experienced soldier. The Kaalakiota deserves an executive skilled in corporate matters. And the Home Guard needs our best general: Tibus Heth. Home Guard's current CEO, Sunmenas Ikydoishin, would incidentally make perhaps the ideal military advisor for the CPD. As CPD is not just for Kaalakiota, perhaps its manager should be sought from all of the State - though of course, Kaalakiota does have a strong contender selected by the Tibus Heth himself: Haatakan Oiritsuu, the Executor's Special Envoy. This leaves then Kaalakiota itself. Kaalakiota is not in a good shape. It needs a CEO who can balance between innovative new business and stable operations. For this post, I would suggest Ienashi Hurtoken, the current CEO of Propel Dynamics. Kaalakiota has historically owned a sizeable share of Proped Dynamics; I am sure that Hurtoken would adapt quickly to Kaalakiota's new corporate culture.

oh joy another Heth boot kisser as if we didn't have enaugh of those that simply fail to see failings of Heth and his compatriots.

I'm not sure what to make of this one.

it seems pro-Heth, but also contains the statement that Heth should be relieved of his current duties and replaced with someone actually competent. I am quite certain Heth would take issue with that suggestion considering he keeps trying to grab more and more power (especially as of late).

For those who can't be bothered to read the original post, I'll condense it for you: Heth is an awesome general. He ought to step down as an executive and return to military life.

Perhaps before declaring someone an insane bootkisser, we ought to listen to what they're saying.

Ms. Hanaya; in the first, let me acknowledge that I would have done better to have completed the reading before comment, and to have done some research as well.

Still, surely you must empathize with those of us who have stopped reading the intellectual drivel written by such fanatics as Kim and Horn?

There is no viewpoint that cannot be dragged down into the gutter by ill-spoken idiots. If I avoided a specific opinion because I'd encountered similar ones spoken by someone fanatical, unintelligent, or inelegant, I should have to avoid the IGS and much of human conversation.

Aside from that, however, I understand. You and all loyal Caldari are in a difficult position. Many find your people cold, but I have witnessed the great passion you have for your culture and way of life. I do not expect you to act like emotionless automatons. He appeared to be supporting a man you see as threatening the State and you reacted. It's very human.

Hanaya, thank you for your understanding. It is heartening that I may call you kirjuun, even though you are not a citizen of the State.

It should be noted that Tibus Heth's non-political military experience is limited to the standard compulsory service time common to all Caldari citizens. Tibus Heth was and is no general. He was never even an officer.

He is, however, a highly skilled industrial MTAC operator.

Proper decorum is important.


If you run with the wolves you must howl. But louder. Admitted, I probably got a bit too poetic in my initial message. I blame the usage of the legacy of Raata in the corporate indoctrination.


I would say that more people were probably upset of Heth's initial success, though his failures do not help the situation.


This is one point where the Caldari corporation differs from the Gallente corporation. Even the megacorporations are expected to turn profit - otherwise they are not properly functioning - but the somewhat mythical ideal is that the corporation is the symbol of the social contract between people. Therefore, the fact that the Caldari are organized as corporations does not mean that ISK is everything we know any more than the Gallente being organized as a democratic federation means that the people have the power.

If this is a sarcastic joke post, good job, it gave me a good laugh.

If this is a serious post glorifying a mass murdering tyrant, I will still laugh.