Intergalactic Summit

and from this point on, this poor, simple-minded tribal will leave the judgement of your suitability to assist a'j in the capable hands of whomever is democratically elected into the relevant directoral positions.

though i am somewhat surprised that you would even consider serving. i would have assumed that any such organization would be considered anathema to you and worthy only of infiltration, subversion, and destruction.

oh, wait...

It's not difficult, ladies and gentlemen. Starve it of oxygen and attention and it goes away by itself.

I've been living in a wormhole myself since Tukoss' departure. I am certainly interested in reviving my old projects, and potentially aiding a handful of other projects. I have no interest in leading a division, but from my perspective neither Project Catapult nor Project Tesseract were ever abandoned, I simply moved the research center to wormhole space. I am hopeful that Tukoss, when he comes back from his three-year detour, will finally get Eifyr to produce some results.

Aaaand items submitted.

I said you'd regret it. And this is only the opening act! Just wait for the real show to start rocking the cluster.

Screw that. Get to the point where something happens. Good or bad. I don't care. I'm sick of this farce of a Project and the control it tries to exhibit in the same of "caution."

Light the fire and let it all burn to the ground!

Holy ******* **** you give me way too much credit for planning things ahead of time Gwen. I appreciate it but **** I just wanted to do something and laugh at them.

But hey if they organize something, good for them.

After they debate the ethics of it.
And the feasibility.
And the reasons.
And who would lead it.
And who would fund it.
And then argue why the leader isn't good enough.
Then argue about Empires.
Etc, etc, etc.

I sure as hell hope so. Also, it ain't no 'pique' of spite. It's a whoooole hell of a lot of spite.

**** politics! My clan emigrated out all the way out to Skarkon and settle in the outskirts because we are sick of the darn politics!

We never did get taken in by the Cartel, considering that our settlement was nowhere near any city, located at the edge of that part that is barely terraformed. As for the Republic, we had taken a wait-and-see approach and weren't impressed with how they handled things.

So we stayed put, wait for the dust to clear and salvage all the pieces to refurbish and trade.

As for why I'm flying for the Feds? Blood money. Plain and simple. There are things to shoot down, wrecks to plunder, and on top of it all, we are getting paid with trinkets that can be redeemed for something of actual value. Far as I hear it the place always has activity so that's why I moved operations there.

And the Amarr just had to kick the pendulum the other end by the time I had everything set up. Lousy timing that is. I suppose I could enjoy the change of scenery and have a taste of Gallente culture and a crack at the Vexors while I'm here.

I'm genuinely impressed at the gross negligence on the part of this council in determining credible threat. Seems that pieces of tin and special hats have far more allure than realistic profiling of where you should be standing and who you should be shouting at.

The reasons to yell and bawl at individuals such as Anslo, who are by their nature abrasive and antagonistic, are many. They become fairly unimportant when such individuals hold a gun (or part of a gun) to the head of your vaunted sense of self-preservation and due process. Simply put, you have fallen victim to the hubris you accuse your opponent of possessing in this case.

My advice is to do away with this Covenant of Wishful Thinking and instead learn to act individually, cooperate when necessary and for the love of Ida learn to profile credible threats regardless of how they present themselves in text.

Any additional consultancy will be charged at the usual rates; ****-storm bunkers don't pay for themselves and the supply/demand curve is about to get skewed.