Intergalactic Summit

This is why I have drinking clones.

That sounds like a ridiculous amount of biomass involved...

A hint for Diana Kim: when you manage to inspire Vikarion to say something with which I unreservedly and wholly agree, you have officially hit rock bottom.

Pretty much like this, should you prefer this lexical approach.


Now this is completelu inaccurate.
First: there are a lot on people of Caldari origin, who are on service to the Federation in general and FDU in particular, and I wash their disgrace with their own blood, killing them with same prejudice I kill real gallenteans.
And second: I am soldier of the State. If I attack any of "loyalist" organizations, maybe they are not so much loyalist, as you think about them, eh?


But you implied that I want to the State be like the Federation, whether I want the Federation will all their customs, structures, traditions and ideas to lay in ruins.


I am with the State and always were with the State. My life belongs to the State, and if the State will decide that I am not needed anymore, the State can end my life as well.

As for Heth-haan, I can't follow him, because I have no slightest idea about where is he and what is he doing...
But I hope he won't hesitate much and will restore dignity of our State!

Miss Kim, if there is one thing you do not understand about the State, one thing that you simply do not grasp, it is this: power matters.

I don't mean simple political power, and there is one of your philosophical failings. Nor do I mean ideological prowess, another of your failings.

It is the will to exert your influence on the universe, and your ability to do so. The will to power, as it were, power over your surroundings and your fellows. Also known as merit. The ability to forge ideas and values into new shapes that create better means for survival.

We, the State, value survival, and thus, the will to survive, and therefore, this will to power. We do not value freedom, as the Gallente, nor faith and obedience as the Amarr, but simple, plain, unalloyed power. Power to chain stars to our will, force black holes into chains, uncoordinated EM frequencies into protective shields, and, yes, trade into unparalleled industrial might and Megacorporations into a nation which, although possessing the smallest population in the cluster, is rated as the greatest or second greatest power in it, consistently. This is power: our ability to forge ourselves and our environment into suitable tools for our survival and growth.

What did Heth do? What did he bring to our values, to our traditions of survival?

Nothing.

The man or woman who would change the State must forge not only new values, new ideas, but better ones, values and ideas that will make us even more capable at imposing our will on others and this harsh universe. The ideal Caldari does not seek unity, but rather the success of his ideals over those of others by their sheer utility and merit for making us more powerful, more capable. Did Heth have such ideas?

No, he did not. The ideas Heth had were borrowed from what we both agree to be inferior entities: the Federation, Empire, and Republic. Racism, as Luc Duvalier was racist. Unwise military adventurism, as the Minmatar, Amarr, and Gallente have already committed. Nationalization, as Fouritain already attempted. It is ironic that, despite Heth's claims to Caldari purity, he demonstrated no adherence to Caldari traditions - to the point of firing on Caldari citizens when they questioned his actions. Until recently, one could at least attribute the retaking of Caldari Prime to his hand. Until recently.

Heth fell because he lacked the ability to effect change in the universe, while his opponents were more than capable. He is demonstrably unfit to lead a single corporation, as illustrated by the fact that he no longer does. He has lost his power - more accurately, he never really had it in the first place. Because competence, capability, and charisma aren't something you possess, they are something you are.

You know that the Caldari State will not kill an independent pod pilot, just as the Gallente Federation, the Amarr Empire, and the Minmatar Republic are also prohibited from acting against an independent pod pilot against their assent. Your decision is yours alone. Don't try to hide behind a false claim to peril. Make a decision.

Please don't compare her to Gallenteans. Most of them are, in fact, fairly hard-working, friendly people.

Much appreciated. Thank you.

What?
Gesakaarin, you are both pathetic and disgusting.
At first you were mixing truths with lies and insults, and now you spit out only lies and insults.
That's what I would call severe degradation.

You're encouraging a loyal citizen of the State to cavort with a Federal?

Traitor.