Intergalactic Summit

And soon you will have not rights at all. Heth will have you all burn to fuel his own rage.

I like to see the alliances as friendships instead of just 'deals'. Maybe I'm old fashion that way or maybe I'm more human then you but if you truly were that cold you would have never rescued a common brutor friend of ours all those years ago.

Or has the recent years been so jading to whatever is left of your soul to leave you honorless?

Disclaimer: not all Caldari agree with the sentiment that the Khanid should invade the State with a fleet of Revelations in order to remain competitive.

I just wanted to say something about interventionism, as we do seem to get a lot of trouble for our "business-only" attitude, which has always confused me a little bit. I'd like to point out that these are my own opinions, and do not necessarily reflect the State at large. They seem fairly prevalent amongst the people I live with, though.

We find the idea of making an outsider change what they are to be a little repugnant. Our concept of freedom applies to groups moreso than individuals, so we find it very, very important to let a group do what it will. Expressions of our own distaste are to be made subtly, through non-contact or politeness. This extends to all of our neighbours, though inn some cases our patience has been sorely tested.

I'm pleased by the Executor's statement and hope that it is seen as an opportunity for new bonds of friendship between us. Perhaps such a friendship could be a bridge between the Republic and Empire, as it could serve between us and the Federation

The Cluster is split in two, and will never be made whole until one side reaches across to the other. Odd, but perhaps fitting, that our warrior-Executor would be the first to hold open his hand. Cynicism or no, this is an opportunity. I hope that we can all make the most of it.

I think that opportunity is a future that the Ray of Matar would have liked to see.

If you think that alliances are made of ideals, I am afraid that you may be mistaken sir.

And if you think that the Caldari can find another entity with only compatible ideals, I do not know what to add either.

Actually it is a superb example to discuss and counts in every way.

Sansha Kuvakei was/is a Caldari and he violated Caldari law and tradition, much as the officer who authorized the slave-based Amarrian disaster management crew. Kuvakei's violation was on an incredible scale.

From the perspective of Caldari philosophy and thus the leaders of the Caldari State, the Caldari State's involvement in the attempted dismantling of Sansha's Nation was not intervening in the affairs of another people. It was an attempt to police a rogue Caldari.

I am unsure with what you saying. I have not hijacked this and turned this to my agenda. I simply have stated that Heth want full control of the state to press a war that in many ways is pointless. His hate will be the end of the Caldari people, and from what I have read most sensible (if there are any) Caldari members would agree. I have no agenda here.

You do realize that the State isn't exempt from the Amarrian Reclaiming, I hope? Your allies in the Empire have every intention of subjugating the Caldari and forcing you to convert to their culture, religion and laws along with the rest of us. Your ties to the Empire are born of temporary convenience. Don't kid yourselves into believing that the Amarr see you as equals. They don't. They don't even treat many of their own, who've fought along side them for centuries and who've adopted their religion, as equal partners. Just ask the average Ni-Kunni how they're treated by the Amarr.

Please don't take this as a Gallentean attempting to tell you how to run your affairs. That is not my intent, truly and I mean no offense. Consider my words more as a friendly caution.

I will admit that the Common tongue is not my first, but my concept of Saber Rattling is just shaking your sword with no action. I believe the open Revolt and Rebellion and 5 years of war do not count as "Saber Rattling", Also I want to point that all the Caldari have probly done is take slaves from hard labor to the bedrooms. So in fact you have made their live worse.

You should not be holding slaves out of 'economic need'. You should be holding them out of concern for their spiritual development.