Intergalactic Summit

Anslo's pissed, she must be doing something right!

Is a real shame our old comrades let a sniveling wretch like you into the corp sullying the reputation of a whole alliance who has fought with honour in defence of Amarr time and time again without needing to put up with backstabbing cowards like you.

As we have grown tired of this war, all false accusations, and rude, disgusting and despicable personal attacks towards us, we have decided to let it end tonight. We simply prefer not see your unimportant, vulgar visages for some time.

A happy new year 116 to all the righteous and true believers. Long live the King!

Kind regards from Khanid Prime,
Odelya Negin Intourtsetseg of House d’Hanguest
Duchess of Palas and Lustrevik, Porphyrogennete, Hyperprotopansebaste

This is one of the occasions I can appreciate me myself coming from a humble family with a modest background.
My father used to nag about politics a lot. And I used to be his figurative handkerchief; not that I understood it back then.
Some ideas have endured somewhere in the depths of my "modest", "unaristocratic" and "lowly" personality, though.
I remember my old man used to quote someone, who I cannot recall, but the gist of it was that politics is the art of trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and then applying the wrong remedies. Somewhat related to the clutter made here? How would an aristocrat say in this occasion? Touché?

At any rate, being the lowly combat pilot I am, and an expendable in the warzone, I have no dealings or authority in politics; neither I have the interest in them. But I do find it rather interesting that no one has mentioned the recent tide of war and how it's been going. What engagements made and what battles fought. But I also believe it's not in my authority, nor manners to state facts regarding the progress of the war. I choose to leave that to higher ranking officers and diplomats, should they choose to publish such information.

What I can do, however, is state an opinion. An opinion some might even consider as a fact.
I did fight Stormcrows only for a brief moment. I believe I was directly engaged with them only in a single fight, I also had a run-in with them in some low-sec system that resulted in a rather hectic chase over a pair of systems, but no engagement or combat. And just that combined with what I've heard from my fellow combatants left me with the impression that the Stormcrows are professionals at what they do, and are to be respected and acknowledged.

This is one of the rare occasions where exchanging rockets, lasers and generally just scratching opponents ships' paint jobs doesn't leave both parties also exchanging insults. A very leveled, appreciated war this was that ended with at least me, personally, liking my enemy.
Looking forward to see Stormcrows on the field again. On the friendly side, or enemy, either will be most interesting. Or a drink. That would possibly be most curious. Imagine me smiling as I write the end of this. If you can visualize some emotion on this hulking, sad mug.

That is all I have to say regarding this.

Sincerely,
Mr. Barres.

******* coward.

I for one am glad to see this insanity end.

It's just a shame that it's come at the cost of so many crewmen's lives and the loss of d'Hanguest family honour.

I love it when all the slavers get together and cry in unison. Maybe I'll pay the 'Crows to keep the war alive since, you know, I'm one of the unwashed, ill-informed heathens with no honor to sully.

Matari Victor!

Lighten up, it was a joke. I'd never pay someone else to come after you and your ilk. I want the satisfaction of sending you to meet your god all for myself, thanks.