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Federation citizens, let's talk about the Republic

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Narcisa De Fontaine
Core Medical Group
#81 - 2013-06-25 16:56:11 UTC
Mr Hakatain. Mr Phobos.

While I certainly respect your right to air your opinions (especially given your position in a largely Republic aligned corporation, Hakatain) I do remember some time ago a level and moderate voice asked that the Caldari remain silent in the aftermath of Colelie. Given that this is supposed to be a place for Federal citizens to volunteer their opinions, could you both be convinced to leave the opinions to us?

I ask only because I am greatly concerned that the continued presence of the Caldari here places words in our mouths.
Stitcher
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#82 - 2013-06-25 16:58:15 UTC
A valid concern, and my thanks for the reminder. I'll butt out.

AKA Hambone

Author of The Deathworlders

Derin Phobos
Kinetic Technologies
#83 - 2013-06-25 17:15:19 UTC
Narcisa De Fontaine wrote:
Mr Hakatain. Mr Phobos.

While I certainly respect your right to air your opinions (especially given your position in a largely Republic aligned corporation, Hakatain) I do remember some time ago a level and moderate voice asked that the Caldari remain silent in the aftermath of Colelie. Given that this is supposed to be a place for Federal citizens to volunteer their opinions, could you both be convinced to leave the opinions to us?

I ask only because I am greatly concerned that the continued presence of the Caldari here places words in our mouths.


I understand your concern, and will comply.
Shintoko Akahoshi
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#84 - 2013-06-26 19:22:21 UTC
Seriphyn Inhonores wrote:
I will always appreciate that Gallenteans and Caldari alike both seek to govern their respective empires by the principles of the rule of law. One must really consider who one's friends and enemies are.


While there are relatively few things upon which we both agree, this is one of them.

Bio and writing

(Nothing I say is indicative of corporate policy unless otherwise stated)

Caellach Marellus
Stormcrows
#85 - 2013-07-04 11:25:58 UTC
So I've been sitting here watching the fallout this last month, watching Broteau's sentencing, his handoff to the Republic and the farce of a 30 hour straight trial and summary execution.

I've seen the Senate be proven, rather annoyingly, right at every turn and constantly showing a moral and ethical higher ground throughout this. Complying with not so much requests as demands from an ally who has shown no respect or patience, yet screeches about constantly being mistreated and not having their ways respected.

I've witnessed the pointless deaths of many good men and women and then watched as Republican capsuleers attempt to dismiss these murders as irrelevant.

And then I've witnessed the Republic fail to make amends or truly justify their behaviour in any of this.

If alliances are meant to be bonds between friends, the Federation needs to evaluate this friendship and why it continues to stay in it. It is little more than an abusive relationship with an immature partner, and despite my hope for a day when the four Empires can co-exist peacefully, it seems the Republic right now is incapable, and not mature enough to reach these goals.

There is a point where the Federation needs to realise that it's own citizens, needs, security, and way of life is more important than a relationship where they have time and again kept afloat a government (and should the outspoken voices here be any indication, a large percentage of the population) through economic and military aid, and gain nothing in return but contempt from their selfish, ungrateful ally.

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.