Intergalactic Summit

It was indeed an honor to see the Empress, in person, piloting an Avatar in formation.

Piloting an Avatar...from a pod.

Being a Capsuleer pretty much necessitates a clone. It's in all the basic literature on the history of the pod and cloning.

But being a clone would mean...


Now let's pause a second. Breathe. Continue.


There is no doubt as to her status. But people say this goes against Scripture, that this would invalidate her ascension.

No. The Council was more than happy to look the other way when it came to Khanid II's departure from the Empire and sanctioned his eventual "return." Scripture evolves as does our understanding of it. Paradigms shift and our understanding of God's Plan shifts with it.

So what is more believable? Can it be that there was some mystical event that brought Jamyl Sarum back from the dead that allows her to fly an Avatar as a Capsuleer without actually being one? Or is it the case that she's a clone, a Capsuleer true like all of us and just that powerful that the Council was willing to let it slide for the good of the Empire?

I think it's pretty apparent what the truth of the situation is. Jamyl Sarum is a clone, a Capsuleer and God has indicated his Blessing on her. I am perfectly comfortable with her status as one of us. This does not change my faith one iota and in fact, I am pleased to see the zero amount of f*cks she gives. I would like to see the Council ratify her status, but at the end of the day, it matters not.

Jamyl Sarum is a clone and a Capsuleer and the one, true Empress of Amarr.

And that's a good thing.

By His Light and His Will!

You miss the point of the statement, young one.

What I say is that it does not matter if she is a clone or not. She probably is. But if she is, it does not matter.

We do not need to engage in debate whether she is or not. Our faith does not have to be blind or rooted in mysticism.



(All that being said, the cybernetician in me urges you to look for a scientific article, "The Capsule and Clone" for further reading on why Pod piloting without a clone is dangerous and unwise. I think you'll see why it would be almost impossible for her to fly a Titan without being one of us. But again, it does not matter, she is the Empress!)

It was an interesting experience to have caught the tail end of.

Sadly self loathing is all this broken person has to offer, which is why she is such a great representation of the inescapable falsity of the blind idiotic demonic cult she parrots the teachings of. She is an example of the horror that they can and seek to create of all the free, thinking, intelligent people of New Eden. They hope we sit idly by so they can subject more people to their "reclaiming" and then inflict generations of the most brutal physical and psychological torture ever known in human history in every corner of the New Eden Cluster, amarrian slavery.

I ask you all, all that are not members of the demonic slavery cult, who have read her words, is this the future you want for the Caldari and Gallente children of your own families?

Oh really? How the hell did she manage to "return from the dead" after her apparent ritual suicide during the succession trials, then?

Logically there are only two possibilities; she never killed herself and just hid out for several years or, she was revived in a new clone after killing herself. In either case she's a fraud and a usurper.


P.S. The Elders would have never attacked anyone had your masters' ancestors not invaded and subjugated Pator for a thousand years.

Uh...

There is a difference between the Republic (up until prime minister Midular) and the resistance movement, comprising the Elders of the Minmatar Tribes.

The Republic never started this war, and for what is apparent from most transcripts, the actual Republic government that was in place under Midular was as much taken aback by ambassador Keitan Yun and the ensuing attack as anyone else.

Likewise, the Minmatar forces were baffled enough that a handful of them deserted to go support the Elder fleets. If the Republic had really been planning this, it would have been the whole Republic Fleet that would have joined the fight too, and not a few haphazard elements.

The new Republic however, when Midular got deposed, perfectly condoned the event.

The previous Republic instance signed a peace treaty with the Amarr Empire after the Rebellion, and both became part of the Yulai treaty as well as CONCORD signatories. They lived for a few centuries under that very state, while the war was actually fought by dissidents and freedom fighters, as well as the Elders that built that fleet using their connections (how did everyone miss this, though, I wonder ?).

The only war that happened was limited to border skirmishes with the Ammatar Mandate that mostly served as a proxy for both sides.

So there is a clear disconnect between freedom fighters, resistance movements and the Elders, and the Minmatar Republic before the event. The latter was at an uneasy peace while the former never dropped arms.

That is also why incidentally that freedom fighters got branded as terrorists by CONCORD for all those years. This is also why the culprits of the attacks got charged as guilty of crimes against humanity.

Incidentally, the war ceased when the peace was signed after the Minmatar Rebellion, if we speak about legitimate recognized governments.

However, the war never ceased for the Elders or every other resistance movement.

And that does not change the origins of the conflict, nor who the original aggressors were.

All this bickering over who started the fighting between the Amarr and Minmatar or whether Jamyl Sarum is a clone is pointless.

Maximillian Singularity will take his rightful place soon. And in so doing, all such issues will be resolved in short order.

Ironically enough, parading a bunch of shiny ships around the Throne Worlds is a showcase of one more than the other.

As for who started the war - does it really matter? Can you sleep easier at night knowing you're somehow a victim in the grander scheme of things and the other side is the 'villanous agressor' ?

Amusing, nevertheless.

Uuuuh what?