Intergalactic Summit

I really was wrong about her. I mean, I don't know what I would have done differently if it had all happened all over again, but, something. I don't know.

I just hope that history doesn't show me a monster.

Well its completly outrageous since this would never happen if gallente wouldnt attack caldari homeworld at the first place. The senate is completly out of the touch with reality. This happens if you leave politicians in charge of army. They get completly drunk with one single victory.

Instead of solving one problem they created several milion others. They dealt with one ship on orbit now the caldari have troops dug in on every street corner and hill. So "good work" federation. Since the planet is fully habitable and can provide plenty of food for armies it would take decades to remove them from bunkers, forests and mountains.

Highly inappropriate behavior from the Senate. Meddling in business that is not theirs, how typical Gallente.

We Caldari are not so easily bough, and we do remember who are our friends and who are our enemies.

I wish the Senate would shut up for once. This is a Caldari matter for Caldari law. Petitions from us have zero place in this situation.

Due to something revealed during an ongoing CEP investigation into the events surrounding the Battle of Caldari Prime and the Death of Admiral Yanala, the Gallente Senate would like the CEP to investigate the Death of Admiral Yanala.

I believe there's a phrase regarding horses and stable doors, but this statement seems to be very redundant as what they're asking for is already being done.

I would not say they are voting on it or anything, it's more like they are saying they are fine with the CEP dealing with the responsible party in this case. In essence, it's a thumbs up going "we are fine with you dealing with this, please go ahead."

I will have to admit though that it seems a bit redundant, it's not like the CEP is NOT going to deal with this anyway, even if the Federation Senate approves. Because let's be honest here, the CEP has not given a damn what the Senate thinks for the last two centuries, they are not likely to start caring now.

Why would the CEP need a thumbs up from the senate, or even care wether we got it or not.

This seems like another attempt from the senate to seem in control of factors outside their sphere of influence. It's unseemly and distasteful.
Especially since what they are asking is probably already in the works.

Saying they are not voting on internal Caldari politics is asinine at best, as that is excactly what they did, without even trying to obfuscate the fact. At least they are honest about their imperialistic agenda. If only their baseliners and their loyal capsuleers would see this as well.

But I guess it will be great PR for the baseliners. "We told the state to look into this, and they did. Aren't we powerful?"

I am a sworn enemy of the State now? Since when?

Funny how you found something POSITIVE to say about the one who said what you agreed with, but jumped to conclusions when my statement did not conform to your desires. Even more funny how the positive remark you had was "he has Deteis blood" while I am considered a "Gallente" - apparently a bad thing in a universal sense. It's all the usual.

I'm Intaki, by the way. I hope you get it right next time, but I'm sure you won't.



They don't, obviously. But the Senate has their views and their matters to comment on and felt it was prudent to remark on this. I doubt they give a damn if the CEP agree with or like them or anything, it was their remark to make, in this case condemning the killing of someone they apparently respect.

But as usual, when the Federation or anyone from it remarks on something, even if it's to offer respect or condemn anyone for what they view a crime, it's met with hostility and arrogant derision from pretty much anyone, including a host of their own citizens who view even commenting on another matter to be a crime.

I'm still waiting for that day when the Union's leadership or people do something that is not considered a bad thing by all the usual suspects. I am still not holding my breath while doing so.



Maybe you believe so, the Senate believes otherwise. Apparently they get outraged if you murder your own Admiral for the "crime" of not wiping millions of Federation citizens of the face of a planet and rendering said planet uninhabitable for a few hundred years, as ordered.

The named the Admiral a war-hero for not doing that.

Let me underline that. They considered Admiral Yanala's disobeying orders to genocide Caldari Prime as an act noble enough to name her, an enemy of the Federation, a war-hero and offered their respect to her for holding to a standard higher than "do whatever the blood-hungry dictator tells me to".

Apparently it was a bad move to open their mouths and speak respectfully of the admiral for a noble choice made under fire, and surely it was also a dumb move to be angry when it was clear that such a move cost her her life at the hands of her own leadership.

But then as I've said, Federals speak up and people complain about it. All is right with the world.

While I'm sure the Gallente people agree with their Senate, and it is a noble gesture on their part. The Caldari must wait for the decision of the CEP and hopefully the truth. Our governing body must examine all the facts and provide justice. The Gallente Senate making this statement should have as much impact on the Caldari people as Heth's words have had on the Gallente in the past.

Yes, Yamala made a tough call in a terrible situation and is a war hero, however she is not the only one that was made during the battle above and on Caldari Prime, on both sides of the conflict, and definately not the only one that met a tragic and untimely end. Let's remember all the lost lives as we head forwards.

That said... if Heth is still in power a month from now I'm heading for Rogue Drones space, the only faction I'll have any respect left for.