Intergalactic Summit

Not many of you here in the summit know me. In fact I could probably count on one hand how many do. However, that will not stop me from saying what I am about to say. We all start somewhere, right?

I am not going to tell you my life story. That would take too long and I am sure that most of you don't care, so I will keep this short. I am a former slave, freed by the love of my life, who proved to me that not all humans are bad people, and that there is a God that loves me and wants the best for me and my people. And in 12 hours I will be finalizing the paperwork to join the 24th Imperial Crusade to fight for my adopted nation.

I have seen the darkness that is Amarr, but I have also seen its light. The good in the hearts of God's people. I want to fight to protect them, and to possibly bring more of my own people over to God's will.

For those that will soon consider me to be their enemy I ask you to please not judge me for things others have done, but for what I am about to do.





May God's light shine on you.

A Sebiestor Tribeswoman with clear affiliations to the Minmatar Republic talking about God's light? Next thing you know, A Federation Navy Cadet will be praising Tibus Heth.

We humans are silly creatures. All of us with our own views and understanding of the universe that in our own minds we believe is correct. I believe God truly wants good lives for all of us, and I hope that one day more will see what I see. Thank you Fred for bringing humor to what I feared was going to be a public hazing.

As Amarrians often say, "Surround yourself with the faithful, Stand together, for there is no strength like it under the heavens."
Should you follow this concept, should you fight for your God and God's people, you will never be alone. If you will be ready to give your life for them, you will be times stronger than any of so called 'freedom fighters' or individualists. Ability to sacrifice ourselves for those, whom we love, is what makes us actually sentient beings, as opposed to animals, who seek only their own petty interests.

I wish you best of luck, and, maybe, someday we will fight together to ensure bright future for our peoples.

Mrs. Valador * and thank you for the support

I'm happy that more and more people get out of slavery, you being one of them, but following a god that's not there is not rational nor logical.

I must admit, all this freed slaves and slave-freeing is making you Amarrians appear a bit... meek. I suppose that's an acceptable euphemism?

But in any case, good luck in your future ventures, ms. Valador.

How am I the one being ignorant? I'm not the one following an invisible god. Just because the religion has numbers, doesn't make it right. There is only space and man, nothing above, nothing below. There is no "almighty" god who serves in the favour of the Amarr or those who believe in him.

It's a simple admission of fact. We Amarrians don't get to put our pride above our position as teachers in the cluster. The simple fact is that, if after nine generations, a Holder hasn't taught a slave family to be productive Amarrians, then it isn't the slaves that are at fault. Those Holders really don't deserve their charges; they're simply using them as a disposable labor force. That is not what the Scriptures prescribe slavery to do. It's meant to remove people from the common evils of society until they know how best to handle it.

It's much better to admit you have a problem and to fix it. We know there are Holders who really do not need to be Holders and slave lines in their care are not being properly taught self-sustenance. Their slaves either need to be freed to someone else's care or allowed to take their place in society after that many generations of indentured labor.

We don't worry about perception, especially considering our size. The emancipation was the right thing to do to correct an ignole truth about our Empire. If it makes us seem meek, then so be it. We are hopefully far more concerned about the judgement of the Lord than by capsuleer culture.

Fly with God as you honor your calling.