Intergalactic Summit

*Sigh* I wish I had an ISK for every, "No, you!" argument and ad hominem Kimmy used. I'd be richer then all four of the Empires.

An "investor and industrialist" doesn't like to read corporate releases? You must be horrible at what you do.

Go invest in some picture books.

You know, sometimes I think it is. Other times I make sure it is, especially on the IGS!



Why? People love me!

People love her!

Additionally, Oniseki-Charantes-haani is compelled to walk the difficult line between engaging in social interactions as an independent capsuleer, and presenting the official face of the Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive.

Given that lately our operations have been fairly routine and thus not worthy of releases, Oniseki-Charantes-haani has been more free to fraternize-- or, as the case may be, highlight how terrible some Gallente are at handling routine business operations.

If I give people crap, it is because they start it with crap.
And that you notice only my replies in that tone, means you are just another gallentean hypocrite.

No, sir; you do not get to escape quite that easily. It's a fun rhetorical technique, of course, but it's such a simple play that it can't be allowed to stand un-countered.

Let me clarify Oniseki-Charantes-haani's and my thinking. You are a new capsuleer of unknown capability, espousing the profession of industrialist and investor. Our comments aren't on your industrial capabilities, but instead your judgment as an investor.

You echoed a barb of a Gallente nationalist about this report being one of the reasons why he dreads business with the State, about having better things to do than read a press release.

As an investor, your business requires being ahead of the curve on business developments, and being able to discern patterns or possibilities before others see them. To that end, you must be not only an able reader of said press releases, you must be a skilled reader of them.

Unless you're saying that you ignore the State entirely for investment purposes, in which case you're letting ideology or whimsy come ahead of profit and sensible business decisions.

To wit: you must be horrible at what you do.

Credit where it's due. At least he's trying to get out of the noose he just slipped around his own neck.

Quite honestly I'm amazed that a self espoused investor would lack the wherewithall to ignore his own public image and get into a mud flinging contest over what amounted to a "tap on the cheek" to start with.

I would love to say I intended to get this man to flail around aimlessly and show his true color, but I really didn't mean to at all. Nonetheless, I'm happy to help, Otsito-haani!

At any rate, the guppy asked I-RED a question. Time to put on my 'Super Official Business Hat' and answer, methinks!



The OP was little more than business as usual for them. There are one or two things of note, however, that I should probably address.

We are pleased to see Pyre Falcon taking a more active investment role in the lives and futures of their employees, and praise Article V of the announcement. We hope to see more announcements of this nature in the near future from Chief Executive H. Gesakaarin.

Article I is noted, and Ishuk-Raata has reciprocated with our own reset. As well, with changes made to the cooperative agreements between Pyre Falcon and the hostile organization True Slave Foundations [-TSF], Ishuk-Raata is willing to consider mutual negotiation once again.

It's not my job nor responsibility anymore, but ILAW standings will supercede corporation standings.
I'm just saying, as I'm going to follow the little tags in the overview, and red's a 'let lose on the trigger, ask questions later' sort of colour. Been that way since before we even signed up, so don't look at me.