Intergalactic Summit

Considering there is really no evidence beyond a popular weapon type being used to kill the ships in quesion, and a lack of bodies, I think your impotent rage is premature.

Simply put, your patrol teams may have been so incompetent as to find the wrecks long after biomass salvagers and the likes had picked the wrecks clean of everything/everyone they thought wouldn't be able to be traced.

Dear leader could be a constituent in a meat smoothie right now. Think about it Kim. YOUR next clone might have a part of your dear leader in its pre-tailoring composition. Wouldn't that be a dream come true for you?

Evi only has the safety of your crew at heart in her statement, I am sure.

Suffer the stubborn.


I love everything about this entire situation!

Please, Kim-haani, don't murder your crews out of impotent rage. Without intelligence as to a specific location, thirty Caracals could quarter that space for a week and not find what you're looking for - if indeed it is still there, or was even there in the first place.

If you need to grieve, do so in private.

Or even better! Look down! Back up. The Provists are now diamonds!

As stated by several other capsuleers I think it is safe to agree on these conclusions:

• The fleet with Tibus Heth on board on one of the warships was attacked to take prisoners. This make sense as High ranking personnel was on-board and there are signs of boarding actions and onboard fighting.


• As there have been no broadcasts from capsuleers to claim the glory for what they have done, it is very likely that either capsuleers were not involved at all, or they belong to a specific group or faction. A different option that comes to mind is that it was a mercenary job with some very binding clauses.


• Tibus Heth and the other High ranking personnel should be considered to be alive as they are likely to have very detailed information on State status and operations. It would be wise for the State to indeed review security and prepare for all possible information that these people might have, to be compromised.

I am hereby offering the assistance of the DIRSI corperation to the Caldari State to assist in safeguarding the people who live within it's borders from harm. DIRSI considers this a internal affair of the Caldari State and will not take any actions unless assistance is requested.

DutchGunner
CEO of the Direct Support Initiative
CONCORD Loyalist

As I pointed out, he will not have any particular insight into three-quarters of the State's military forces, at least more than that of what hundreds of other analysts can figure out from public sources and estimates; furthermore, most military doctrines are not particularly secret or hidden. The disposition of forces, logistical support, and other specific information will surely have changed significantly over the last several months, and as a result even his information regarding KK and Navy forces will likely be far out of date. Perhaps there may be some knowledge of troop readiness that he may have regarding those, but it's likely most of that could be estimated without any special knowledge.

Considering the friction between Heth and the other megacorporate CEOs, do you really think they gave the Provists more than vaguely accurate information regarding their private forces, especially when it comes to corporations like Ishukone or Nugoeihuvi which have been openly critical of his regime for literally years?

Perhaps what they might gain out of Heth would be nothing military, but entirely in the wealth of legitimacy.

One thing I've learned over the years is that there is a face an empire presents to the rest of the cluster, and the more varied one it has behind closed doors. The official Caldari message is sort of the same one we give to the Mad Emperor, that anything good he did was vastly overwhelmed by the amount of harm. He is persona non grata, the greatest enemy to the State that there is.

Behind closed doors, I would assume that there might be more hidden supporters of Heth than anyone would like to admit. He had a power base in the lower classes that I would assume is not gone, and he had quite a bit of military support. I would think that, despite the Caldari's best efforts, a few weasels survived the cull.

The Caldari might not have many people who support the Sansha, but if Heth even has an infinitesimal following, maybe even just five or ten percent of the population, that is a lot of people who might help the Sansha if they can convince Heth to help. The best way to get Caldari to listen to you is to have a Caldari say it, and Heth doesn't have many friends anymore in the above-ground, civilized world.

Just thinking aloud here, but I think that if Heth was taken by the Sansha, he isn't entirely worthless as a propaganda piece.

I would prefer to kill myself instead of getting into Sansha's hands. And I demand the same from my crew members, those who do not agree are asked to find them another deployment.
Thus, Sansha from me don't get crewmembers. Only death and destruction.
And believe me, during these engagement Sansha lost way more than I did! I was even destroying Sansha's wrecks, so they could salvage nothing!

You're under the mistaken impression your crew would be given choices in the matter.

Magua...

I cannot afford the time to delve into this madness of idelaistic weaponry...

By Jove I cannot ...wait I missed most of the musings in here I will return and investigate this matter for myself...

There should be some legitimacy for safe travel; standings should attest to that; perhaps a standing order should not only be conveyed to the High Councils but demanded upon to inusre such safe travel.

It is ludicrous to think such simple ideas seem to evade complexical societal thinking.

Darian en Chasteaux