Intergalactic Summit

I will not defend Heth. That being said, I do think it speaks volumes about the mindset of those who now seem about to rise against him that the proverbial pill too big to swallow has turned out to be neither his bloodthirst nor his blatant racism, but his efforts to centralize government in the State.

It's a human thing. You wouldn't understand.

So the implosion of the Caldari state begins.

I am sure that some who are are beholden to the same malfunction that Heth suffers from will think this is a good thing.

Those sub-factions of the state need to begin thinking of self governance. I'm afraid that the corporations might have lost that role by the time Heth is done with them. I hope this is wrong.

If the Federation were having this kind of issue, as an example, we could hope for secession, but the Caldari don't have a cultural and political foundation for secession like the Federation does (and would be doing if we didn't elect a criminal with a grip on reality as president).

It really is all about reality and consequences in the end, and this will not end well.

Death to Heth, I stand with the watch

So in a quick few years you brought one of the largest and strongest corporations of the State to the brink of ruin and you want them to surrender all of their assets and power to you?


You know back in the day, when people screwed up as badly as you have, they fell onto their swords. I believe we currently have a more modern and less messy tradition. You might want to take it up before someone hands you a sword.

Nationalization of the megacorps must never happen.

Heth Must Go

He's really trying hard to get killed, isn't he?

Enough!

I will not stand any further for Heth's dismantling of our proud State!
I call upon the Ortesai Sejikiineten Keraatashu (CEP) to immediately remove Tibus Heth from his position. His reckless actions have weakened the State and left us vulnerable to our enemies and weak in the eyes of our allies.

As I have said, whether or not Tibus Heth is to remain Executor is a matter for the State and the State alone to decide. However, it is both morally irresponsible and financially impossible for me to stay silent on Mr. Heth's tenure as the CEO of Kaalakiota and the precarious state of KK itself.

A formal complaint has been filed with CEP and CBT regarding this matter, on behalf of organizations which I represent in these matters. Out of courtesy, I will spare you all the full complaint - which as you have likely surmised, is quite dense on verbiage. However, I would like to share the summary with you all - with the permission of all parties except KK of course. (And yes, I had it manually rather than machine translated.)



Unfortunately, as with all things of this nature, the wheels of bureaucracy turn slowly unless greased with cash. Ironically enough, the possibility of losing so much may cause them to turn even more quickly. Sadly, I am very doubtful that Mister Heth has the least concern for his foreign relations at this point.

You both seem ignorant of the fact that a Caldari Megacorporation is a vital and integral institution that plays a pivotal role in the lives and welfare of billions of citizen-employees in the State. These are not just mere abstract profit based companies. They are the tangible manifestations of their citizen's will and products of centuries of Caldari effort and sacrifice. One cannot simply nationalize what is already in effect a nation without borders, nor is the Executor in a financial, political or military position to be dictating terms to the CEP.

The fact that Heth has now in effect declared war upon the rest of the State given the destruction he has sown upon Kaalakiota with his incompetent leadership and corrupt mismanagement of finances due to Provist cronyism shows not only his disassociation from both reality and rationality but as a traitor to both Kaalakiota and the State itself. It is only a case of power and control insofar as ensuring that the Executor no longer has neither except the minimum required for him to take responsibility for his failure as a leader and hang himself quietly and with dignity - that is if the man has any sense of shame or honour left.

Even that I doubt, but it is unsurprising, traitors and criminals often have little of either.