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Breaking News: Yanala forced into Tea Maker Ceremony

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Quinzel Nikulainen
Kokako Acquisitions
#61 - 2013-05-26 07:46:00 UTC
Katrina Oniseki wrote:
I believe I have passed the point of anger and simply resolved to do whatever I can whenever I can to make sure Heth dies.


Would agree with the following amendment; Heth must be removed as Executor. His profitability has passed. His reforms have failed to promote sustainable economic growth, his campaign for Caldari Prime has lead to widespread loss of Caldari lives and at his hands the State has lost one of it's Heroes.

Should he die?

When he's stripped of his position I'm sure he'll be put to the Tea. We'll see if he has the merit to be deserved to live.

Ex-Kaalakiota citizen. Ex-Hyasyoda citizen. CEO of KŌKAK, a Nugoeihuvi affiliate corporation.

Ferria
Outsourced Manufacturing
#62 - 2013-05-26 09:23:02 UTC
Last time the shot failed in it's mission. The next round will not.
Andreus Ixiris
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#63 - 2013-05-26 09:35:38 UTC
I will give Heth this: he is utterly brilliant - to a degree potentially unmatched in all of history - at uniting people.

... against him.

Andreus Ixiris > A Civire without a chin is barely a Civire at all.

Pieter Tuulinen > He'd be Civirely disadvantaged, Andreus.

Andreus Ixiris > ...

Andreus Ixiris > This is why we're at war.

Stitcher
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#64 - 2013-05-26 09:47:19 UTC
I remember Anvent Eturrer, and I remember the criticism we leveled at the Federation for the way he was executed without due process, and in a breathtakingly inhumane way.

Are we going to go down that road? Have we forgotten who we are? We're civilised human beings kirjuuni. We're not impatient psychotics champing at the bit; We're Caldari, and we have due process for these situations. Cutting corners, brutalizing the assumed guilty, allowing our passions to drive us? That's not our way, for all that the Provists have made it our way for the last five years.

If we're going to ever get that venom out of our system then we need to start with an effort of will. We need to do this RIGHT.

Are we accusing Heth of a crime? Then we arrest him and try him. If it's a capital crime, we offer him the Hak'Len Tea prior to his trial, and maybe he'll spare us all the indignity of the trial. If he does not, we will abide by and respect the ruling of the court, whatever that may be. And if we decide upon execution, then it will be done swiftly, humanely, and with discretion.

As much as I despise the man I won't see vigilante justice done in the State by a capsuleer who's letting their heart rule their head. If need be I will defend Tibus Heth's life until he stands trial, not because I want him to live, but because I want him not to be a martyr to Empyrean anger.

Enough of this "a billion ISK for his rotting corpse" paask. It's undignified, uncivilized, and selfish. There are tens of thousands of mourning families out there who have lost loved ones to Heth's crazed crusade against the Federation and every single one of them deserve to see justice done far more than do any of us capsuleers, who are merely angry at him. Work that anger off. I had to rip two sparring drones apart, meditate and have a contemplative conversation on Achuran philosophy before I started to feel calm again but here I am, and apparently I'm the only man among us who thought to try and be Caldari about this.

Calm down, get a hold of yourselves, and surrender your rage to the greater needs of the State. The State doesn't need a pack of choleric immortals on the warpath, it needs Cold Wind.

And Andreus? I would take it as a personal favour if you would stop gloating.

AKA Hambone

Author of The Deathworlders

John Revenent
Revenent Defence Corperation
Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive
#65 - 2013-05-26 10:09:23 UTC  |  Edited by: John Revenent
Thank you Hakatain-haan, people need to calm themselves.

Ishukone Loyalist - Private Contractor

"Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned."

Jowen Datloran
Science and Trade Institute
Caldari State
#66 - 2013-05-26 10:22:55 UTC  |  Edited by: Jowen Datloran
So very true, Mr. Stitcher. Answers, are what we require. Not emotionally controlled rage. THAT will only benefit the enemies of the State, which is probably why they are so keen on promoting such behavior.

Mr. Science & Trade Institute, EVE Online Lorebook 

Caellach Marellus
Stormcrows
#67 - 2013-05-26 10:47:24 UTC
Felsusguy wrote:
Caellach Marellus wrote:
Felsusguy wrote:

...or what Diana Kim would say about it if she could say anything about it at all.


So far at least she has taken the dignity of silence and contemplation.

Perhaps you should follow suit.

There is no dignity in purposeless silence. Her silence may have a purpose, or it may not, but I see no reason to believe that my silence has a purpose. Some may argue, but they argue in vain, for they know not of true wisdom, as none of us do.

But alas, such philosophical thoughts aren't important. I, and my culture, care not for this kind of dignity.

Perhaps you could say I don't need to "make up" for what I have done. Unlike Diana Kim, I have not chosen the greater of two evils. Indeed, I have not chosen the lesser, either. I am an independent capsuleer. Something of a privateer. I care not for Jacus Roden or Mentas Blaque. Though I align myself with the Federation for everyday events, I refuse to defend the men holding the cards. They don't need my verbal protection, nor do they deserve it, nor would it help.

You see, unlike Diana Kim, I have enough dignity to live without needing the fabricated tenets of honor and pride.


Doesn't justify gloating when someone's faith and trust in a person they have may well be utterly shattered.

There's no dignity in being a provocative ass.

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.

Desiderya
Blue Canary
Watch This
#68 - 2013-05-26 12:38:08 UTC
Stitcher wrote:

Enough of this "a billion ISK for his rotting corpse" paask. It's undignified, uncivilized, and selfish. There are tens of thousands of mourning families out there who have lost loved ones to Heth's crazed crusade against the Federation and every single one of them deserve to see justice done far more than do any of us capsuleers, who are merely angry at him. Work that anger off. I had to rip two sparring drones apart, meditate and have a contemplative conversation on Achuran philosophy before I started to feel calm again but here I am, and apparently I'm the only man among us who thought to try and be Caldari about this.

Calm down, get a hold of yourselves, and surrender your rage to the greater needs of the State. The State doesn't need a pack of choleric immortals on the warpath, it needs Cold Wind.

And Andreus? I would take it as a personal favour if you would stop gloating.


For someone preaching self-control and moderation you're surprisingly one-sided about condemning the earlier deeds of the Executor. But you're one of those subscribing to strange conspiracy theories about the nature of the Malkalen Incident and the steps leading to the outbreak of the Executor's war, aren't you?

By all means, I agree whole-heartedly with your views regarding handling Heth-haan's deeds with due process. But if we're talking about doing it the Caldari way I suggest cutting the BS.

Ruthlessness is the kindness of the wise.

Naomi Hale
#69 - 2013-05-26 12:44:31 UTC  |  Edited by: Naomi Hale
Stitcher wrote:
I remember Anvent Eturrer, and I remember the criticism we leveled at the Federation for the way he was executed without due process, and in a breathtakingly inhumane way.

Are we going to go down that road? Have we forgotten who we are? We're civilised human beings kirjuuni. We're not impatient psychotics champing at the bit; We're Caldari, and we have due process for these situations. Cutting corners, brutalizing the assumed guilty, allowing our passions to drive us? That's not our way, for all that the Provists have made it our way for the last five years.

If we're going to ever get that venom out of our system then we need to start with an effort of will. We need to do this RIGHT.

Are we accusing Heth of a crime? Then we arrest him and try him. If it's a capital crime, we offer him the Hak'Len Tea prior to his trial, and maybe he'll spare us all the indignity of the trial. If he does not, we will abide by and respect the ruling of the court, whatever that may be. And if we decide upon execution, then it will be done swiftly, humanely, and with discretion.

As much as I despise the man I won't see vigilante justice done in the State by a capsuleer who's letting their heart rule their head. If need be I will defend Tibus Heth's life until he stands trial, not because I want him to live, but because I want him not to be a martyr to Empyrean anger.

Enough of this "a billion ISK for his rotting corpse" paask. It's undignified, uncivilized, and selfish. There are tens of thousands of mourning families out there who have lost loved ones to Heth's crazed crusade against the Federation and every single one of them deserve to see justice done far more than do any of us capsuleers, who are merely angry at him. Work that anger off. I had to rip two sparring drones apart, meditate and have a contemplative conversation on Achuran philosophy before I started to feel calm again but here I am, and apparently I'm the only man among us who thought to try and be Caldari about this.

Calm down, get a hold of yourselves, and surrender your rage to the greater needs of the State. The State doesn't need a pack of choleric immortals on the warpath, it needs Cold Wind.

And Andreus? I would take it as a personal favour if you would stop gloating.


Agreed, time and cool heads must prevail. Truth and justice should be what the Caldari as a people aim for. Not religious justification, not tribal tradition and not the opinion's of the masses. Accepting the cold hard unquestionable truth is what the Caldari people should represent and what will seperate us from the rest of New Eden.

I'm Naomi Hale and this is my favourite thread on the forums.

Stitcher
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#70 - 2013-05-26 12:51:02 UTC  |  Edited by: Stitcher
Desiderya wrote:
For someone preaching self-control and moderation you're surprisingly one-sided about condemning the earlier deeds of the Executor...

By all means, I agree whole-heartedly with your views regarding handling Heth-haan's deeds with due process. But if we're talking about doing it the Caldari way I suggest cutting the BS.



...what BS? What have I been doing that's so contradictory and inconsistent?

AKA Hambone

Author of The Deathworlders

Grideris
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#71 - 2013-05-26 13:21:24 UTC
As much as I would like to see Heth disappear, Stitcher is (again) right. I'm not Caldari, but you guys always go on about how due process will take it's course. Unless the CEP calls on independent capsuleers to assist, I think it's just best that we sit out of any direct action against Heth, and instead focus our energies on making sure the word gets out there of what he's done.

However if due process fails... well, let's not think of that for now.

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Evi Polevhia
Phoenix Naval Operations
Phoenix Naval Systems
#72 - 2013-05-26 13:28:04 UTC
Grideris wrote:
As much as I would like to see Heth disappear, Stitcher is (again) right. I'm not Caldari, but you guys always go on about how due process will take it's course. Unless the CEP calls on independent capsuleers to assist, I think it's just best that we sit out of any direct action against Heth, and instead focus our energies on making sure the word gets out there of what he's done.

However if due process fails... well, let's not think of that for now.


Due process has failed the Empires years ago. What good do you all think it would do now?
Stitcher
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#73 - 2013-05-26 13:52:01 UTC
As much good as we make it do. Whether or not it failed before is irrelevant to whether or not it can succeed now or in the future, and irrelevant to whether or not we should follow it.

AKA Hambone

Author of The Deathworlders

Lyris Nairn
Perkone
Caldari State
#74 - 2013-05-26 14:11:54 UTC
Stitcher wrote:
As much good as we make it do. Whether or not it failed before is irrelevant to whether or not it can succeed now or in the future, and irrelevant to whether or not we should follow it.

It is almost as though inductive reasoning is fallacious.

I am happy to endorse your position, for what little worth that has in this venue.

Sky Captain of Your Heart

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Stitcher
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#75 - 2013-05-26 15:05:59 UTC
The success or failure of due process is simply not dependent (or at most is only circumstantially dependent) upon its prior successes and failures.

It can work, it can not work. it has worked in the past, It has not worked in the past. it could work again, it could fail to work again. The important part is that we make the attempt anyway because following due process is the right thing to do.

Oh, and incidentally? Merely because due process has produced a result we are dissatisfied with does not mean it has failed us. The point is not to pander to human prejudices.

AKA Hambone

Author of The Deathworlders

BloodBird
The Crucible.
#76 - 2013-05-26 15:21:28 UTC
Fredfredbug4 wrote:
Utremi Fasolasi wrote:
A barbarically uncivilized custom if there ever was one that, that poison tea thing.

It's no way for the strong to treat the weak. Noblesse oblige.

It's a shame we couldn't influence the Caldari enough to abandon such outdated practices.

Coffee only for me, thanks.


Now, now. A night in a Gallente club is enough to show you that the Caldari are more refined and civil than we will ever be.


"Refined" and "civil" are objective terms that change with the location and time, pilot.

Consider what was refined and civil in any location a thousand years ago, if you will.

As for these news themselves, not very surprising really, but more depressing info. I still wonder how long this will go before leadership in the State changes for the better.

Well, hopefully, the better.

Desiderya
Blue Canary
Watch This
#77 - 2013-05-26 15:51:08 UTC  |  Edited by: Desiderya
Stitcher wrote:

...what BS? What have I been doing that's so contradictory and inconsistent?


Either you stay objective, calm and distanced and wait for the proper authorities to handle the case or you try to ride the demagoguism train. I fail to notice what being caldari has to do with judging one-sidedly before he's even put on trial.
But then I never was good at understanding all that preaching business.

Ruthlessness is the kindness of the wise.

Stitcher
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#78 - 2013-05-26 16:22:17 UTC
Desiderya was good enough to elaborate on her meaning in discussion on the Summit.

I said:

Stitcher wrote:
There are tens of thousands of mourning families out there who have lost loved ones to Heth's crazed crusade against the Federation and every single one of them deserve to see justice done...


This was, in hindsight, not an unprejudiced thing to say and I accept the criticism. In my defense the statement was intended to raise awareness of the bigger picture rather than to condemn Tibus Heth, but this could have been accomplished in a more neutral way. I accept the criticism and apologise for not living up to my own standards.

AKA Hambone

Author of The Deathworlders

Brandi Wiseman
Den Sorte Loge
#79 - 2013-05-26 17:51:53 UTC  |  Edited by: Brandi Wiseman
I am absolutely shocked by this news. While I disagree with many of his actions I did not think that Heth would stoop so low.

Not only did he force Admiral Yanala in to taking the tea ceremony, but subsequently he did not have the decency to admit it choosing instead to hide behind lies and half stories not to mention of course his provists.

Tibus Heth must now be removed from office and placed on trial for his crimes of attempted planetary genocide, murder and conspiracy.

If any good has come out of this, it is that the Navy seems no longer to be complicit in his plans and is prepared to stand up to him and to lay bare his plans.

Fly Caldari!

Katrina Oniseki
Oniseki-Raata Internal Watch
Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive
#80 - 2013-05-26 18:04:55 UTC  |  Edited by: Katrina Oniseki
Katrina Oniseki wrote:
I believe I have passed the point of anger and simply resolved to do whatever I can whenever I can to make sure Heth dies.


Verin Hakatain-haan, I suspect this whole mess stems from that original post on the matter, as it was immediately quoted and followed with a bounty on his head. Let me be clear then:

I'm not going to try to find and kill Heth. Don't be ridiculous. I have responsibilities and far more well developed skills elsewhere, and I have no interest in playing a gun-toting ground-pounding bounty hunter against the Executor. However, I will leverage what assets I can spare towards seeing him removed from office, and yes, killed. That means you'll find me on the field of interstellar battle working towards his demise where appropriate and possible. Will I spend my ISK on seeing him dead? Yes. Will I fly my vessels against his interests? Yes. Will I stand to defend him like Verin Hakatain-haan should some other capsuleer attempt to end his life prematurely? No.

You see, Hakatain-haan, I'm not going to be doing anything different than what I have been. I'm not angry anymore, as my post quite clearly stated. I'm simply resigning myself to doing what I do best in the interests of a goal. Wherever I can, whenever I can.


EDIT: I've removed a particularly snappy retort to Verin Hakatain's post. It was uncalled for.

Katrina Oniseki