Intergalactic Summit

Ayallah;

There is a difference between respecting a man and respecting an organization.

I have a great deal of respect for the Villore Accords as an organization.

However, surely you and I would both agree that organizations are not maintained by figureheads, but instead by the administrators and members who carry forward its objectives. I don't know much about the internal organization or structure of the Villore Accords, but I strongly suspect that much of the day-to-day work is in fact taken on by other pilots.

With that said, however, I have little respect for Soter for the reasons outlined above.

This matter seems very simple to me.

Akidagi is rightfully Caldari territory. The Gallente currently occupy it, but I doubt they do much on the side of law enforcement or protection of the local civilian population. The Caldari Navy made the correct and brave decision to intercept Gurista criminal elements in the system despite the risk of being attacked by the Gallente occupiers.

In short, this Caldari Navy task force is an example of heroism and resolve in the face of evil and overwhelming odds. They are to be commended, while the Federal Defense Union has done nothing but disrupt the order and peace in Caldari systems.

One of the bad guys died. Does it really matter who killed them? Both of you hate them right? Everybody quit making a big deal out of something that happens on a daily basis.....

The Guristas are a pirate faction, societal parasites that deserve nothing less than total war waged against them. The equipment being transported was clearly for cloning purposes, either for clone ground troops who slaughter indiscriminately in the name of profit, or capsuleer pilots destined to serve Gurista overlords. Clone tech is military tech. You attempting to defend this attack as somehow being unjustified is nothing but a betrayal of your bias. As the loyalist of a civilized nation you should fully support the destruction of any and all pirate assets, and either the unconditional surrender or destruction of their associates. You merely quack now because you don't like the people doing justice in this instance.

By the way, the Gallente started the first war when they bombarded Caldari Prime. The current war was started by the Minmatar with an illegal sneak attack that killed thousands of CONCORD personnel and enabled the Caldari to get the jump on the Federation. I would ask them about the current state of affairs.

Forgive me, Aldrith, I wasn't aware that you were posting under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs this evening. That must be why you've so completely mischaracterized my comments, and so blatantly misrepresented the facts of history.

I didn't say the Caldari Navy was unjustified, I just disputed your grandiose praise of the "heroic" destruction of freighters on a stargate. Nothing wrong with gate camping. I happen to have done my fair share, and it makes for great drunken shenanigans... but heroic it isn't.

As for the First Gallente-Caldari War, however it started that war ended with the Treaty of Tierijev in YC12. That would be the treaty that Tibus Heth shredded with his invasion.

As I can't conceive that a man of your reputation would be so dishonorable as to lie in such a blatant fashion, I must admonish you to refrain from posting further while under the influence of intoxicants lest these mistakes persist.

So when Nauplius kills a few million of your people, that's business as usual as well?

They don't care Ms. Vess. And that should be something for you to worry about.

To the Amarr, you are the enemy. Take a look at those Amarr who are condoning this attack and realize that they are the ones who will gladly attack your civilian transports with the same disregard.

I don't give a whit for the life of Guristas. Like Ms. Ruil stated, they were dumb enough to get caught. The danger here is not that some pirates got caught, but that the State went for a kill instead of a capture and that they were willing to attack a convoy with the same abandon as we attack warships. This is a subtle but significant change to the way the State deals with criminals and war-targets. Keep in mind, you're a criminal in their eyes too.

Oh, but I sooo enjoy the lengthy verbiage. I so rarely bother to appear on the IGS these days, so I'll take full advantage of the opportunity to gasbag along with the rest, thank you very much.

I'm sure not Every Amarr follower don't care. Maybe I'm just fooling myself but I won't stoop to that level even if I'm wrong. The only Amarr capsuleers posting here are from PIE, a group who I would gladly kill in a heart beat, just as I expect from them. What else would you expect from religious fanatics? God's and spirits even if they would do such a thing as gun down our civilians, I wouldn't because I won't stoop to that level. I'm better than that. If they infact did that just shows what their horrible religion teaches and why those who can't act as rational humans must be eradicated from this cluster. For that I both pity and enjoy making their capsuleers send their condolences to their crews dearly departed, even if I die in the process.

As far as what Ms. Ruil said, I said the exact same thing and fully agree with her. They were horribly incompetent and had what happened coming to them. Though I will ask, I I were to fly a freighter into your AO and you had a fleet in waiting, would you capture or kill? I know I'm a criminal, that's why I don't even go to the planet I was born on anymore. I'm a criminal for killing those who truely deserved it without being in the militia. If Concord wants my head, good luck to them. I'm not stupid enough to serve it on a silver platter to them...

What I would really, really like to know is what happened to the Executor in Hakonen. Hakonen? I believe that's right.