Intergalactic Summit

Wow, Ayallah. Just… wow. You’re bad at this.

You claim that the EF Bureau owning and operating the facility means something vis-a-vis the two hundred thousand Imperial Guard posted there, so they're somehow not on the hook for this.

The Imperial Guard is the personal guard of the ruler.

That means they guard the Emperor, and the Emperor's estates. For the Imperial Guard to leave the protection of the Emperor's estates (including all properties of the EFB, the 'holy family of the emperors') to anyone else would mean creating a huge hole in that protection, necessitating replacing all guards in a location whenever the Emperor/Empress shows up. Changing personnel means an opening wherepeople who don't know one another are milling around. This makes it easier to slip in unnoticed. You don't do that. You keep the Imperial Guard tasked with it all the time, so security remains consistent, and there's no ridiculous change of personnel.

With me so far?

Just as a refesher here, since you seem prone to missing the obvious: Who oversees the Emperor's estates? Especially while there's no Emperor?
Here's a hint: Starts with an 'E', ends with a 'mperor Family'.
Guess who defends them, because that's part of the Emperor's estates?

Three guesses, any that aren't 'The Imperial Guard, you idiot' don't count.

So, yes, the whole station is guarded by the Imperial Guard. That would also be why the Imperial Guard is one of the two agencies investigating the attack. The Imperial Guard would also be responsible for background checks on the Emperor Family Bureau workers, as that's who might get close to the Emperor. So while it's nice that you're trying to come up with excuses for their failures, you're only demonstrating that they're not the only 'elite soldiers' the Empire's trained who are clearly incompetent.

A larger message than Safizon? I'm sorry, did someone make a comparison, or are you setting up a strawman, so you can argue against a point unmade? Try not to be so obvious.

I think the relative size of two different attacks, enacted by different enemis is completely irrelevant. And her guard didn't 'deftly avoid an attack'. They got lucky and managed to evacuate people after failing to avoid an attack. The attack went off. There were hundreds of casualties. If the layout of the facilities had been different, those might have been people.

No citizen of the Empire will stand against her because of this, you say? There are clearly individuals in the Empire who do stand against her, either citizens, or foreign agitators. If they're citizens, then yes, there are others who will be emboldened by the Guard's inability to prevent the attack. There is no time to arrange for a 'replacement with a more competent guard' - there are three weeks. Your training took more than three weeks, right? You, an immortal with years of combat experiencem say this attack was pathetic. Common citizens will see that there was an attack, and feel less secure. They're not going to comforted by 'the Imperial Guard was able to rush everyone out in a panic, yay!'

As for the size of three decks: yes, it is a small area, against the entire station, and it was a low-population area. Can you imagine attempting to evacuate three decks of more than 20,000/sq km? That's 'high-population'. There would be fatalities just in people trampling one another.

Did the bombs go off? Did people with them manage to go places where they weren't supposed to have them? Then the Guard were lax. No excuse, justification or evasion, changes that.

Next bit:

Military installations are actually targeted relatively often by terrorists. Military victories, however, are not the objective. Demonstrating those installations are vulnerable, that the protectors are weak, soft, lax, have poor discipline, and just aren't that scary. That's the objective. The idea that military installations aren't targeted is ridiculous. Those are the best targets. Blow up a barracks with a vehicle loaded with explosives. Destroy a checkpoint with a suicide vest. Show that you can strike at them, and they cannot stop you. That's the goal. And that's what they did.

You think unease in the Empire is worthless? When the OOJ is so eager to reassure people that one threat has been beaten back, after a trial where the individual houses were vying with one another openly, and their supporters were sniping at one another and calling one another all manner of names here, nevermind what they were doing in the security of their own enclaves... Oh no, unease is so valuable right now, before the new Empress can put the machinery of the Empire to work binding the Houses together again.



Love how you attempt to completely change my statement by omitting 'except, of course, the Imperial Guard.'

You claimed only the people who were at least somewhat successful have failed. That they've gained nothing.

You're wrong.





Not 'strange'. Suspicious. As in 'behaving in a way to arouse suspicion'. They were being suspected of something. You do need to learn how to be effective in your misinformation. And hey, look at the end of that. The Imperial Guard aren't at fault? Who was on security duty, Ayallah?

I hope you're a better soldier than you are a propagandist.

Double down if you like Arrendis.

Perhaps next time just read the article rather than skim it.

No.
I only agree with the opposition.
And strongly support it

You are an apologist for terrorism and a traitor to the peoples of Amarr and the Empire.

If you cannot control the station yourself, it isn't safe. Do not trust any security that ultimately does not report to you or your alliance. This is coming former Chief of Station Security.

A government inherently requires violence and coercion to exist. Especially one that utilizes slavery of any kind. Violence only begets more violence. The violence of a State met with the violence of a terrorist.

Still, it is always sad to see a senseless loss of life.

Well, it's worth remembering that Khanid rejected the succession laws of the Amarr Empire, and separated themselves from the succession. That's when the Tash-Murkon were elevated - to preserve your precious balance of five Heirs.

So if anyone should be excluded, it should be the Khanid. But they were brought back into unity with the Throne by Empress Jamyl I.

So you're saying you're so loyal to Empress Jamyl I that you'll declare her a traitor.

Wow, man. Just... wow.

Again.
Where straight text Jamyl Sarum? The participation of all the heirs.
The Empress did not admit the heir "Khanid" to the sacred council.
He was an observer!
It is in contrast to the corrupt officials in the council knew that this would lead to an even number.

Testament of a fake!
Here only you will understand later.
If it was a testament.
It would be would be warned of war with drifters. And thus would have saved a million lives.

All her life she considered the heir Khanid "snake". And here again, and he writes a testament of his admission to the succession.
Complete nonsense and lies !
If returns heir Khanid, the Tash-Murkon should resign.
Money triumphs over evil (с)

Again.
I'm asking you.
She did it during his lifetime ?

Yes.

"Amarr - In a stunning move, Empress Jamyl I has announced that the Khanid Kingdom has been granted a full seat on the Privy Council."

https://community.eveonline.com/news/news-channels/world-news/khanid-kingdom-granted-privy-council-seat/