Intergalactic Summit

I say Place some Breaching Charges on the Airlocks and Blow them, after the Power gets cut to the Emergency Systems. They already closed and Sealed all the doors to the rest of the station, then Heth will have no air left in his balloon of hot air.

Was the media actually correct about a Caldari civil war? Could this be the start of something greater? Only time will tell.

I am glade I am far away from Caldari regions.

Ownership in Kaalakiota interests does in fact extend to its subsidiary elements, and the actual method in which Heth-haan's means of leveraging his CC stock into a CEO position of KK has certainly been a point of interest for myself even if it has been kept rather opaque the past five years by about every securities exchange in the State.

And if you are to judge Oiritsuu-haani's qualifications to lead based solely on her inability to retain her position in the face of the rise of Caldari Providence Directorate, well, you would have to make the same sort of judgements in being unable to grasp political realities of the entire CEP for their inability to prevent ceding their strategic control to a sole Executor.

One might even commend Oiritsuu-haani for having the convictions in her duty to Kaalakiota in ordering the shots to be fired on Piak five years ago even if it was unpopular at the time. Regrets only that the Home Guard marksmen who were ordered to pull the triggers did not have better aim.

I entirely agree. Ironically enough, most Caldari are far too civil to have a civil war.

Did I not just say as much when I specifically stated:

"...actual method in which Heth-haan's means of leveraging his CC stock into a CEO position of KK has certainly been a point of interest for myself even if it has been kept rather opaque the past five years by about every securities exchange in the State."

Or are you seeking to be contrary for the sake of it?




I might take another position as to the decisions of Oiritsuu-haani and the CEP: Given the very real risk of internal revolt and the instability presented by the popular revolution the CPD represented, far better to quiet the tongue until such time a situation presents itself that re-asserting control of rightful CEP authority can be met with chance of success. At times when must know when to wear the proper masks to meet the demands of the times. What you may perceive as inaction was simply the requirements to act wisely and with patience, and perhaps the reason why the men and women who sit on the CEP are there and you do not is because they have wisdom to know when to divorce their personal feelings to achieve what they must for those whom they are obligated to and the State.

They at least have done their duty under difficult political circumstances to achieve what they can for the past five years and they, along with many citizens of the State have had to bite their tongues because they could not afford the luxuries of being a capsuleer who can simply engage in consequence-free diatribe under CONCORD regulations in null-sec space because they didn't personally agree with the CPD.

Must be a trend among Liberals.




I often find little laudable about Federal political pundits who enjoy nothing more than to express their own beliefs in their superior judgement while having the luxuries of twenty-twenty hindsight and free from the actual burdens of political or corporate management and leadership in the State.

No doubt we'd all do it better sitting in the comforts of our armchairs after the fact.

You might disagree with the orders Oiritsuu-haani gave to the Home Guard on Piak five years ago as, "Heavy-handed" but I disagree, because it showed the willingness to act decisively against a legitimate threat to lawful corporate authority and the fact is that if the Home Guard and executed their orders as duty demanded of them then, we wouldn't even have to be dealing with the situation in Haatamo today.

I much prefer a leader who is willing to act and utilize any means at their disposal to preserve the rule of law without reservation and without mercy in the interests of the Greater Good of the Company than an indecisive and hesitant one who seeks to play to the love and adulation of the crowds for that at least shows strength and conviction to be admired.

Kim-Haani,

I always have and still hold much respect for one such as yourself. There is much honor to be had in following a just and good leader. From one soldier to another, please take a step back and analyze the situation. The CEP has declared that Heth-Haan and his actions regarding the taking of this station to be unjust. You have a choice to make, follow Heth-Haan or follow the CEP. At this point in time there is no other option. I have much respect for you and as I stated earlier I will follow the words of Reppola-Haan who in turn follows the CEP. I do not wish our first meeting in person to be as enemies. Regardless of what anyone here thinks, claims, or screams we can all only choose the CEP or Heth-Haan. Make your choice, quit posturing your genitals and egos at each other like feral beasts, and ready your ships because no matter what side you choose. This will end in blood and fire.

I salute all of you, and pray that this matter of the STATE, can be solved without bloodshed. I must go and prepare to mourn for those who will soon no longer be living.

Perhaps I misunderstood, but if you do not disagree with me, then I do not understand why you think Heth's ownership of Caldari Constructions shares buys him anything in this particular case...


Our leaders are supposed to lead, not be held captive to the mob. This is not the Federation or the Republic. This was a man who was a glorified forklift operator two months before he "took" power -- in that for no apparent reason they handed over the reins of the State to an unqualified moron. How many billions of our fellow Caldari have suffered because of that mistake? How many trillions of ISK have been burn in perpetuating this absurd situation?



I prefer a leader that realizes that force is not the most effective method in maintaining control, but a last resort. The inability of Kaalakiota to control the media in the wake of that incident and their panic in dumping Caldari Constructions stock is what got us into this whole mess. Wiser minds would have dealt with the whole situation quietly -- and permanently.

I like to think of it as pest control.

We can argue and bicker all we want. The important thing is that the issue with stolen Navy property and any hostages gets dealt with the Caldari way: efficiently and remembering the good of the State as a whole. Many are quick to call for blood, but especially as the Templis Dragonaurs are now openly involved, I at least would advise caution to avoid creating any martyrs. Corporate laws and regulations no doubt have ways to demand reparations for any damages caused. A pauper's grave is a much better treatment to such criminals than burning in the fire of combat.

Right now, it appears that the State security is content to let the Hethists stew in the blocked off sections of the station, just as my sources indicated yesterday. This may go on for a few days. Preliminary psychological profiling seems to suggest the holed in to have rather hot tempers and short patience. It is much better to deny them action and let them fight amongst themselves.

The most capsuleers can do now is to present support to the authorities, and prepare to assist with support duties, including triage and salvage and recovery, should the guri in the station try to further vandalize the property of the member corporations of our State.

I guess Heth is about to find out what it means to be Caldari...