Intergalactic Summit

Short sighted fools....

Anyone who thinks that Broteau acted alone is blind. And now thanks to bloodthirsty tribal vengeance after what was most assuredly a sham of a trial, the truth of the whole matter will be that much harder to discover. He needed to be properly interrogated and have his mind dredged for truth. Rather then a day and a half of being prodded by a judge then being shot in the face.

Of course, I am a fool to think that anyone in either government would want to put the real culprits on trial. They just want to appease the masses. You, Capsuleers, should know better then to buy in to this obvious shadow play.

Whether Broteau acted alone or not has little bearing on the immediate situation. The political upheaval and what happens next will occur whether or not he was a lone madman or an assassin with some group agenda. Both governments have taken the incident and are trying to make it play their tune. Currently, unless the Matari have some trick up their sleeve, the Feds are winning. It doesn't take much cynicism to see that publically expecting Broteau's return, in complete contrast to all probability, just earns the Gallente more points.

We're not privy to the internal wranglings of the two superpowers, and nor are you. The discussions of the consequences have been hashed out a dozen times over in public, and many more in private. Enough with the sniping toaster routine, it got old a while ago.

Actually, the whole Nation thing got old a really long time ago, but let's not go into that derailment.

I'll comment on Empire affairs about as long as Empire Capsuleers comment on mine. My estimations put that at roughly two centuries short of forever.

And despite my opposition to the current governments, I still have high hopes and concerns for the people of said governments. What negatively affects them bothers me.

Unfortunately, there was a promise that the criminal would be returned to the Federation. Now, I am not privy to the exact wording of the agreement, but I believe the expectation from the Federation was that he be returned alive.

I like your hair.

I like how some Gallentees in this thread could not help but express their disappointment in the Sebiestior justice system. Compare to Anvent Eturrer I'll say that his death sounded more humane.

He got a trial and was found guilty and was given a quick death. I'm guessing you guys must be irate because we did not made it into a public spectacle for all to see like you have done in the past (http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/File:Twodeaths.jpg).

Here are my reference:
http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Anvent_Eturrer
http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Two_Deaths_(Chronicle).

Sorry but the Sebiestior's and yours are but two different systems.

About him returning to the Federation, was the agreement that the Federation had with the Repubic that he should be return back alive?. No I am not talking about what that senator said. What I mean is that was there a signed agreement between the Republic & the Federation?. Also there is nothing from the article that stated that the body of Broteau wont be return to the Federation.

Honestly stop beating a dead horse. Everyone and the mother had to know that the moment that this man was handed over to the Republic that he was dead man. Even a mentally ******** person would know that!. Hell even your current President and Blaque must have known that. If you didn't want him dead , 'logic' would imply that you kept him in the Federation. I mean it is the only logical thing to do if you expected this outcome but did not wish it. But if the Federation did not want this outcome but still pursue said action and act surprise when their prediction came true. Well that would be dumb.

In my opinion, I do not think that the Federation would be that dumb. So therefore, based on what I said earlier , I would presume that the Federation was fully aware that he was a DEAD man.

If not, well the Feds are [insert your own words here]....

By the way, anyone knows how long did the trial for Anvent Eturrer lasted?. If you do please let me know , and also if possible provide me with a proper source or reference or proof. Thank you. I will be grateful.

Have a nice day!

I'm glad he's dead.

Too bad the Republic murdered tens of thousands of allied citizens and spit on our century old alliance in the process of getting him though.

All else aside, I commend the Republic of its efficiency in this matter.

I can only assume that all available intelligence had already been extracted by FIO operatives, and the Republic saw no further need for interrogation.

I do not disagree with the punishment. I merely have an issue in how it was all carried out

The Republic definitely mishandled the situation, which makes their position all the weaker with the Federation. The Amarr will press this advantage while public opinion is against the Republic.