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Confidential Arek'Jaalan Report Leaked! Readers Amazed!!

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Myxx
The Scope
#21 - 2011-09-15 20:42:36 UTC
Valerie Valate wrote:
We briefly obtained another one, which according to all measurements and observations appeared absolutely identical.


Myxx wrote:
The other possibility is that you simply wish to sling mud at others, or discredit other members of A'J..


Now that's just rude.

Which is why I said I'll assume that instead you meant what is in the OP in the best faith possible.

That you had a second one I wasn't aware of. Apologies then.
Esan Vartesa
Samarkand Financial
#22 - 2011-09-16 14:20:56 UTC
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is all the taste of Professor Tukoss' current project that you need.

Such a shame that his brilliant mind was corrupted, and is now being wasted running this pre-school group called Arek'Jaalan. Once again, we see that everything the Republic touches turns to dust.
Ilsenae Alexandros
Perkone
Caldari State
#23 - 2011-09-16 14:22:04 UTC
Myxx wrote:
Valerie Valate wrote:
Myxx wrote:
Whatever Valerie was doing represents... Valerie, not AJ or AJ:RD projects.


Oh, have I been expelled from AJ? A notification would have been Polite.


Can't expel anyone, but your findings run contrary to an interview being conducted by AJ:RD.


That's called good science.

Myxx wrote:
The other possibility is that you simply wish to sling mud at others, or discredit other members of A'J. I'll assume you mean this in the best faith possible for the moment...


No, you're not. This is a lie. It is a sneaky, false-smile kind of lie, a claim to civility while having no resemblance to it.

You absolutely think she wants to sling mud at you, because her findings are contrary to and discredit yours. Do you know what a good scientist does when someone's findings run contrary to their own? You reexamine your experiment. You try to find your error. Not assume that the other scientists are "out to get you" or have some kind of agenda.

By the way, if you ever bother to actually take my advice and look for the error in your research, it was in trying to "interview" a person/clone/whatever from a mission. That's moronic on levels I thought only Goons were capable of.

To know the face of God is to know madness.

Malcolm Khross
Doomheim
#24 - 2011-09-16 14:44:51 UTC
Esan Vartesa wrote:
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is all the taste of Professor Tukoss' current project that you need.

Such a shame that his brilliant mind was corrupted, and is now being wasted running this pre-school group called Arek'Jaalan. Once again, we see that everything the Republic touches turns to dust.


*There is an attached video clip at the outset of this message. It begins with Malcolm sitting behind a simple metal desk, leaning forward in his chair with his right elbow planted firmly on the desk, his arm stretching vertically until it ends with his hand opened, pinching his temples with his thumb and middle finger, causing wrinkles in his forehead. He then drags his hand downward simultaneously with raising his face toward the camera, pulling his expression downward as he looks up, revealing tired eyes and a look of someone who unfortunately is not at all surprised by what he is seeing. As his hand finally reaches his chin, it turns to hold his head up as he types with only his left hand.*

The Republic? Really?

Tukoss is a Caldari defect working with capsuleers. That he resides in the Republic is more-or-less irrelevant to the abysmal disaster that currently is the Arek'Jaalan Project.

You could at least attempt to veil blatant propaganda...it defeats itself when it's obvious, savvy?

*The video image ends with him downing a glass of Scotch before looking back at the camera with the same deadpan expression.*

~Malcolm Khross

Esan Vartesa
Samarkand Financial
#25 - 2011-09-16 16:49:13 UTC
I respect you, Khross, so I'll keep this brief.

Tukoss is not simply residing in Republic space, he is under the direct employ of Eifyr and Co. The fact that he's getting capsuleers to do most of the running around is neither here nor there, as every corporation in New Eden does the same.

Frankly, I'm surprised to see a Wiyrkomi employee calling my statement propaganda. Show me a single Republic effort that has gone anywhere but down a toilet, or admit that I'm simply stating fact.
Kalaratiri
Full Broadside
Deepwater Hooligans
#26 - 2011-09-16 17:15:15 UTC
Esan Vartesa wrote:
I respect you, Khross, so I'll keep this brief.

Tukoss is not simply residing in Republic space, he is under the direct employ of Eifyr and Co. The fact that he's getting capsuleers to do most of the running around is neither here nor there, as every corporation in New Eden does the same.


Last I checked (please, someone correct me if I am wrong), he is receiving pretty much free reign as far as 'go do your sciency stuff' goes. Also, the simple fact that he is getting capsuleers to do most of it instead of doing it himself means that the research is open, and easily available. Should any breakthroughs happen, it's the capsuleers that will do it, and you can bet they won't keep it a secret. After all, we do so love to blow our own horn.

Esan Vartesa wrote:
Frankly, I'm surprised to see a Wiyrkomi employee calling my statement propaganda. Show me a single Republic effort that has gone anywhere but down a toilet, or admit that I'm simply stating fact.


We have spaceships don't we..? Some of them are actually pretty damn good. Or did you not notice the massive numbers of Hurricanes flying around?

She's mad but she's magic, there's no lie in her fire.

This is possibly one of the worst threads in the history of these forums.  - CCP Falcon

I don't remember when last time you said something that wasn't either dumb or absurd. - Diana Kim

Malcolm Khross
Doomheim
#27 - 2011-09-16 17:43:47 UTC
Challenge accepted.

I will start with something simple: the fact that an underfunded, under trained, outnumbered navy still in its infantile stages continues to stand against the most well funded, highly trained, largest navy in the cluster.

Further, the fact that Matari engineers have designed an impressive line of ships that contend with some of the best ships the rest of us have to offer while working with less resources, time and funding.

However, as is my tendency, I will provide you with direct informational links:

The court would like to direct your attention to the basis for modern tracking algorithms, used in tracking enhancers and computers cluster wide, as well as the basic tracking systems used on every turret on every ship:

Boundless Creation's Tracking Algorithm wrote:

Spearheaded by the technology, now refined, patented, and mass produced, Boundless Creation slowly found its way to profitability. Strategic partnerships emerged that allowed the company to establish itself as the primary supplier of ship subsystems to the Republic Fleet. Its patented predictive location algorithm is still regarded as the de facto industry standard. The algorithm is used in most modern tracking processors.


Implemented by Boundless Creation, a Republic corporation, the above algorithm may be the only shining gem among the corporation's turbulent history, but it is one of the major contributing factors to the economic growth of the Republic and it is the "one successful effort" you asked for.

However, I figure I will provide you with a quick brief of the very company the Caldari traitor defected to:

Eifyr and Co wrote:

Founded shortly after the Minmatar Republic’s establishment by the renowned, yet enigmatic, biochemist Kolvil Eifyr, the Eifyr and Co. corporation swiftly became a potent force in the biochemical and cyber-implant industries. Backed by investment from the shrewd leaders of the Krusual Tribe and steered by Eifyr, the corporation remains a lean, relatively small, but highly efficient powerhouse.

For much of its history, Eifyr and Co. pursued relatively mundane biochemical manufacturing and distribution on the open market, while its cyber-implant division developed and released popular ranges of gunnery and propulsion implants for the lucrative capsuleer markets.

The widespread emergence of unstable wormholes and the technological possibilities opened by these phenomena is the most recent opportunity seized by Kolvil Eifyr's remarkable corporation. Eifyr and Co.'s expertise in chemical reactor technology was swiftly adapted to the newly emerging polymers derived from wormhole space gas clouds.


I could provide more, but I haven't the time to search for all the necessary information to back it all up, so I'll simply leave it there. The military success of the Republic, engineering breakthroughs, and research in biochemical manufacturing, implants and the leading source for adaptation in chemical reactor technology based on newfound polymers.

I am sorry to disappoint you, Vartesa but you were not speaking fact.

(( Can't link certain pages on the new forums because of BB code parsing errors... :( ))




~Malcolm Khross

Kalaratiri
Full Broadside
Deepwater Hooligans
#28 - 2011-09-16 17:47:58 UTC
Malcom, have I ever told you I love you?

She's mad but she's magic, there's no lie in her fire.

This is possibly one of the worst threads in the history of these forums.  - CCP Falcon

I don't remember when last time you said something that wasn't either dumb or absurd. - Diana Kim

Esan Vartesa
Samarkand Financial
#29 - 2011-09-16 20:18:11 UTC
Kalaratiri wrote:
Malcom, have I ever told you I love you?


Congratulations, Mr. Khross. You've simultaneously earned the admiration of a slave girl, and proven where your loyalties lie. Duly noted.

And for the record, spouting off press material from Republic corporations is hardly a solid argument. I can make bold claims about industry-standard algorithms all I like, but that does not make those claims fact. Besides, the rare successes of individuals within the Republic are not accomplishments of the Republic itself.

As for holding off the Imperial Navy, you must be joking. The only party doing any holding off there is Concord, and without them you and I both know how that would end.
Arkady Sadik
Gradient
Electus Matari
#30 - 2011-09-16 20:33:04 UTC  |  Edited by: Arkady Sadik
Esan Vartesa wrote:
[As for holding off the Imperial Navy, you must be joking. The only party doing any holding off there is Concord, and without them you and I both know how that would end.
In the orbit of Mekhios, with the imperial navy barely rescued by a technology they did not invent nor understand, and that is unusable now.

Your point was?
Malcolm Khross
Doomheim
#31 - 2011-09-16 20:44:20 UTC
Esan Vartesa wrote:


Congratulations, Mr. Khross. You've simultaneously earned the admiration of a slave girl, and proven where your loyalties lie. Duly noted.

As for holding off the Imperial Navy, you must be joking. The only party doing any holding off there is Concord, and without them you and I both know how that would end.


First, Kalaratiri is not a slave, unless that's changed in the last twenty minutes.

Second, my "loyalties" have always lain with honor, integrity and trustworthiness. I have never stated otherwise. Further, I fail to see how using factual information to debase a nonfactual argument proves where my loyalties lie except with honesty and integrity. If I must use one-sided nonfactual statements to be loyal to something, then it isn't worth my loyalty.

To the point of your last statement: Yes, with the resources, size and power of the Imperial Navy in full force against the Republic, it would likely emerge victorious over the Republic Navy. However, it would not do so without suffering significant losses proportionate to the skill and tactics often employed by the Republic Navy. Remember that the Matari are used to being outnumbered and outgunned, their military maneuvers practically depend on that being factor. Namely those invented and used by the Defiants and Shakor past. (I understand these are not necessarily reflective of the Republic, but they are reflective of the Matari ingenuity for unorthodox strategy.)

There are also historical accounts of the Matari being outnumbered and outgunned either emerging victorious, forcing a stalemate or punishing the Imperial Navy severely in engagements.

My statements had absolutely nothing to do with loyalty to anything but honesty and integrity, they still don't.

~Malcolm Khross

Esan Vartesa
Samarkand Financial
#32 - 2011-09-16 20:44:31 UTC
Arkady Sadik wrote:
In the orbit of Mekhios, with the imperial navy barely rescued by a technology they did not invent nor understand, and that is unusable now.

Your point was?


And that had what, exactly, to do with the Republic? Or are you going to tell me that every defeat the Empire has ever ever suffered was somehow due to the Republic's efforts? Do the Jovians take orders from the Republic too?

I know it's difficult to keep up with the conversation when adults are talking, Matari, but do try.
Malcolm Khross
Doomheim
#33 - 2011-09-16 20:48:46 UTC
Esan Vartesa wrote:

And for the record, spouting off press material from Republic corporations is hardly a solid argument. I can make bold claims about industry-standard algorithms all I like, but that does not make those claims fact. Besides, the rare successes of individuals within the Republic are not accomplishments of the Republic itself.


This is not to single you out for an attack, Vartesa but rather I felt this was a very valid point that I wanted to address individually.


Is not a body the sum total of its parts? Is not a society the sum total of its people? Is not a government the sum total of its occupants?

Every historical account involves individuals, or individuals composing groups, or individuals composing groups that compose empires.

In short, successes of individuals are precisely what make up success of the Republic, just as they are with any entity, including the Amarr Empire, the Caldari State and the Gallente Federation.

And for the record, I did not quote "press material," I quoted your NeoCom write up of those corporations, which is provided by a neutral party, namely CONCORD.

There is no hostility on my part Vartesa, I apologize if it seems so. I stand by truth, honesty and integrity no matter whose side they may be on.

~Malcolm Khross

Esan Vartesa
Samarkand Financial
#34 - 2011-09-16 20:54:46 UTC
Malcolm Khross wrote:


Second, my "loyalties" have always lain with honor, integrity and trustworthiness.


Then I regret that my first impression of you was brash. Any man who claims loyalty to such nebulous and shifting concepts as honor and integrity cannot be relied on, as he and he alone decides what is "honorable".

I had hoped that you had real loyalty. Loyalty to the State. Loyalty to Wiyrkomi.
Malcolm Khross
Doomheim
#35 - 2011-09-16 20:55:21 UTC
Esan Vartesa wrote:
Arkady Sadik wrote:
In the orbit of Mekhios, with the imperial navy barely rescued by a technology they did not invent nor understand, and that is unusable now.

Your point was?


And that had what, exactly, to do with the Republic? Or are you going to tell me that every defeat the Empire has ever ever suffered was somehow due to the Republic's efforts? Do the Jovians take orders from the Republic too?

I know it's difficult to keep up with the conversation when adults are talking, Matari, but do try.



I uh...think you misunderstand the reference, Vartesa.

Mekhios would be the system where the Elder Invasion that devastated the Imperian Navy reached its peak until the final confrontation that resulted in the destruction of the Elder Fleet.

The technology from your side, Vartesa.

His point was that without the Jovian weaponry used by your Empress (in point of fact, I am unsure its origin was ever determined, but I may incorrect), the Elder Invasion would have continued and done even more devastation. It was a cited reference to the defeat of your own fleets at the hands of a Minmatar one.

Although, the Republic has stated time and again that the Elder Invasion was not sanctioned by the Republic, so it is more a reference to Matari success, not Republic success.

I have been civil with you up to this point, but if you're going to take it upon yourself to chastise another human being, at least make sure you actually have the mental faculties to understand what they're saying first, otherwise find a mirror and repeat your statement.

~Malcolm Khross

Malcolm Khross
Doomheim
#36 - 2011-09-16 20:57:30 UTC  |  Edited by: Malcolm Khross
Esan Vartesa wrote:
Malcolm Khross wrote:


Second, my "loyalties" have always lain with honor, integrity and trustworthiness.


Then I regret that my first impression of you was brash. Any man who claims loyalty to such nebulous and shifting concepts as honor and integrity cannot be relied on, as he and he alone decides what is "honorable".

I had hoped that you had real loyalty. Loyalty to the State. Loyalty to Wiyrkomi.


My loyalty to Wiyrkomi and the State are extensions of my loyalty to honor and integrity, and in case you haven't noticed, my corporation's policies and operations are a matter of public record so that we may be held accountable for our integrity, strength of character and stalwart adherence to our goals.

That sort of eliminates the "nebulous and shifting" concepts being defined simply by the individual. You know where we stand and why we stand there. Which rather makes it a point of holding us to our ideals being in your hands, not ours.

~Malcolm Khross

Kalaratiri
Full Broadside
Deepwater Hooligans
#37 - 2011-09-16 21:23:05 UTC
Esan Vartesa wrote:

Congratulations, Mr. Khross. You've simultaneously earned the admiration of a slave girl, and proven where your loyalties lie. Duly noted.


Slave girl? Your little fantasies aside, I was born free, and am still in that position.

Esan Vartesa wrote:
I know it's difficult to keep up with the conversation when adults are talking, Matari, but do try.


If you have read, well.. anything Arkady has posted on the IGS, you would know that he is more than capable of keeping up with a conversation. He also manages to reply civilly without making himself look like an arrogant bastard with every second word. You might want to learn how to do that.

She's mad but she's magic, there's no lie in her fire.

This is possibly one of the worst threads in the history of these forums.  - CCP Falcon

I don't remember when last time you said something that wasn't either dumb or absurd. - Diana Kim

Caellach Marellus
Stormcrows
#38 - 2011-09-16 21:38:26 UTC
You know, all the rhetoric that some Amarrians keep spouting on here about wanting to move forward "together" with the Republic, and not understanding why the Matari keep their strong opinions about the Empire to the present day, is actually being droned in to the point some of it sounds believable.

It's good to see that condescending pillocks like Esan Vartesa still exist to show us all that underneath this "progressive attitude" the Empire is claiming, in truth, nothing's really changed.

When your gut instincts tell you something is wrong, trust them. When your heart tells you something is right, ignore it, check with your brain first. Accept nothing, challenge everything.

Ilsenae Alexandros
Perkone
Caldari State
#39 - 2011-09-16 21:40:46 UTC
Caellach Marellus wrote:
You know, all the rhetoric that some Amarrians keep spouting on here about wanting to move forward "together" with the Republic, and not understanding why the Matari keep their strong opinions about the Empire to the present day, is actually being droned in to the point some of it sounds believable.

It's good to see that condescending pillocks like Esan Vartesa still exist to show us all that underneath this "progressive attitude" the Empire is claiming, in truth, nothing's really changed.


Are you suggesting that Mr. Vartesa is somehow representative of the "progressive" factions in the Empire?

To know the face of God is to know madness.

Caellach Marellus
Stormcrows
#40 - 2011-09-16 21:43:09 UTC
Ilsenae Alexandros wrote:
Caellach Marellus wrote:
You know, all the rhetoric that some Amarrians keep spouting on here about wanting to move forward "together" with the Republic, and not understanding why the Matari keep their strong opinions about the Empire to the present day, is actually being droned in to the point some of it sounds believable.

It's good to see that condescending pillocks like Esan Vartesa still exist to show us all that underneath this "progressive attitude" the Empire is claiming, in truth, nothing's really changed.


Are you suggesting that Mr. Vartesa is somehow representative of the "progressive" factions in the Empire?


No, but I wouldn't suggest the ones claiming to be on here, as of late, are either.

When your gut instincts tell you something is wrong, trust them. When your heart tells you something is right, ignore it, check with your brain first. Accept nothing, challenge everything.