Crime & Punishment

If you want to resist just get your butts into a tanked Skiff, sorted, done, finished...

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but unless I missed something in reading all the pages up until now you've not offered a single shred of evidence that these people are actually killing permit holders or even doing anything apart from what they claim to be doing? As the accuser, the burden of evidence falls to you, not the defendant.

(And while we're at it, the smiley is not a valid form of punctuation. I'm not going to tell you how you can or cannot write, but if you would like to be taken seriously I would suggest not using it every single paragraph...)

In general I approve of this initiative. People need to be taught that EVE is not a safe and cuddly place. I too am sometimes silly enough to believe I can get away with something, but thankfully someone usually manages to stop by and teach me the error of my ways ;)

I shall attempt to answer each of your points separately, although it would help if you could at least split them up into their own sentences, if paragraphs is too much.

Protection really isn't all that effective against us, unless we're talking 50k EHP tanks on a skiff. Its great that you've got a shooty ship orbiting the asteroid next to you, but we expect to lose our ships anyway when we engage a miner, and we spend maybe 0.5 seconds out of warp before we engage the miner. Even worse, we often target the protectors themselves, and they find themselves losing ships that can be worth considerably more than the exhumers would have been.

Congratulations that you sat outside a station and shat all over Local, but you didn't achieve much. If you're talking about the incident that I think you're talking about, the Knights were on GCC anyway and achieved a successful gank within five minutes of GCC expiring.

Finally, all New Order mining alts do own mining permits, and if you have reason to believe that one doesn't, report the name to me and I'll sort it out. Not all New Order mining alts have declarations in their biographies, because that isn't required by the Code, it is merely helpful when an Agent is identifying permit-holders. Since New Order mining alts are generally known personally by Agents, the bio note is unnecessary.

Yeah you fixed that good.

No more then yours is I imagine.

I'm interested to hear more about your three rules of EVE, although perhaps they should be better named the 'Three Rules of Kuseka Adama', because I'm pretty sure that CCP never told me not to trust Goons.

You need to brush up on your Eve lore. Also, null doesn't do enough DPS for the holy work of ganking; void FTW.

oh, always thought rule 3 was: Trust no one.

If you trust no one you end up alone in a corner. Though for some people that is 3. For me rule 4 is be responsible in your trust. Speaking as someone who in the past basically ran recruitment for more than one null sec organization i can honestly say that's a better rule to live by than trust no one.

I disagree, you can always do businees in EVE without trusting someone, I have seen too many people get trusted and then steal the corp blind. Kind of goes with only fly what you ucan afford to lose. Only give someone the trust that will not bite you hard if it is misplaced.
Fly safe.