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Now Operational: Blood Winery

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Diana Kim
State Protectorate
Caldari State
#141 - 2015-01-25 11:04:41 UTC
Deitra Vess wrote:
Diana Kim wrote:
Deitra Vess wrote:
Diana Kim wrote:


As for killing Mr. Nauplius slaves, it isn't their fault that Mr. Nauplius is Mr. Nauplius. It brings no honor in killing ones for crimes of others. It is... unjust and disgusting.


Like when you decided to kill, what 50+ gallante POWs in response to some serial killer? Excuse me but who are you to talk on that point?

I didn't just "decided" to kill them, so could you stop LYING, minmatar?
They were charged with crimes against the State, was given chance to defend themselves and were found guilty by tribunal and sentenced to death. All regulations and justice procedures were followed.


I'm a liar for bringing up the fact you publically executed POWs, in response to a serial killer? Ok then......... Guess I'm a liar. I'd actually explain my point (which mind you had nothing to do with the POWs them self), but I don't see any actual reason to do so. It is pretty obvious, after all.

Roll

You are a liar because you are twisting the facts and interpret them in your twisted mind to distort the reality.
I have simply shown my job and the fate that awaits this serial killer. So called "POWs" were criminals and were convicted to execution according to law and by following all regulations.
I have chose to show it publicly, so this serial killer would see what will wait him and all criminals like him. Convicts to be executed on camera were chosen specifically to match serial killer's appearance.

Now why the hell YOU are bringing it here?

Honored are the dead, for their legacy guides us.

In memory of Tibus Heth, Caldari State Executor YC110-115, Hero and Patriot.

Diana Kim
State Protectorate
Caldari State
#142 - 2015-01-25 11:06:09 UTC
Nauplius wrote:
Diana Kim wrote:

Yea, yea, they killed your slaves, we got it (at least those of us, who still have some gray matter inside heads).
But why in the Hek you are bringing it? If they wouldn't kill them, YOU would.
Wasn't this tower for turning them into wine? Wasn't you going to kill them yourself?
How many slaves would cry out for vengeance for you killing them, or you would claim you never sacrificed one, eh?

You wanted to destroy minmatars? They did it instead of you. Enjoy. Now please shut up.


It is true that I do not believe in conventional morality and that I would have made every slave in that tower into wine eventually. The point of my taunting is to mock those who destroyed my tower for their hypocrisy, given that they do supposedly believe in conventional morality. Well, some of them anyway.

Now, what does "conventional" morality mean?..

Honored are the dead, for their legacy guides us.

In memory of Tibus Heth, Caldari State Executor YC110-115, Hero and Patriot.

Gwen Ikiryo
Alexylva Paradox
#143 - 2015-01-25 11:15:38 UTC
Diana Kim wrote:
Nauplius wrote:
Diana Kim wrote:

Yea, yea, they killed your slaves, we got it (at least those of us, who still have some gray matter inside heads).
But why in the Hek you are bringing it? If they wouldn't kill them, YOU would.
Wasn't this tower for turning them into wine? Wasn't you going to kill them yourself?
How many slaves would cry out for vengeance for you killing them, or you would claim you never sacrificed one, eh?

You wanted to destroy minmatars? They did it instead of you. Enjoy. Now please shut up.


It is true that I do not believe in conventional morality and that I would have made every slave in that tower into wine eventually. The point of my taunting is to mock those who destroyed my tower for their hypocrisy, given that they do supposedly believe in conventional morality. Well, some of them anyway.

Now, what does "conventional" morality mean?..


One would assume ideas like, "Killing innocent civilians for no reason is wrong".
Diana Kim
State Protectorate
Caldari State
#144 - 2015-01-25 11:16:35 UTC
Vash Typhoon wrote:

In the end you lack the courage to make true justice, the one beyond politics and uniforms, in those moments when something is wrong and must be stoped you did nothing... Keep yourself in your "great and honorable fights" pity little thing, do not criticize those who did what you were not brave enough to do.

You want TRUE JUSTICE?!

You will see TRUE JUSTICE, when your homeworld will burn from orbital bombing, you will see TRUE JUSTICE when your worlds will be occupied for 200 years, you will see TRUE JUSTICE, when occupants on your homeworld will scream "exterminate all Jin-Mei", you will see TRUE JUSTICE when your capital fleet will be lured to your world low orbit and smashed down to rain on you molten carbides and capital superstructure parts, you will see TRUE JUSTICE, when your stations will be rammed by those, who will claim to make peace with you, you will see TRUE JUSTICE when your POWs will be tortured like in Federal prisons.

You think I LACK courage to bring you TRUE JUSTICE?!

Come here, to warzone, and see for yourself, federal lapdog, I will stuff you with superheated justice.

Honored are the dead, for their legacy guides us.

In memory of Tibus Heth, Caldari State Executor YC110-115, Hero and Patriot.

Vash Typhoon
New Eden Public Security Section 9
#145 - 2015-01-25 12:50:49 UTC
Diana Kim wrote:
Vash Typhoon wrote:

In the end you lack the courage to make true justice, the one beyond politics and uniforms, in those moments when something is wrong and must be stoped you did nothing... Keep yourself in your "great and honorable fights" pity little thing, do not criticize those who did what you were not brave enough to do.

You want TRUE JUSTICE?!

You will see TRUE JUSTICE, when your homeworld will burn from orbital bombing, you will see TRUE JUSTICE when your worlds will be occupied for 200 years, you will see TRUE JUSTICE, when occupants on your homeworld will scream "exterminate all Jin-Mei", you will see TRUE JUSTICE when your capital fleet will be lured to your world low orbit and smashed down to rain on you molten carbides and capital superstructure parts, you will see TRUE JUSTICE, when your stations will be rammed by those, who will claim to make peace with you, you will see TRUE JUSTICE when your POWs will be tortured like in Federal prisons.

You think I LACK courage to bring you TRUE JUSTICE?!

Come here, to warzone, and see for yourself, federal lapdog, I will stuff you with superheated justice.


See little pawn?

Your own words show my point... You are not any better than the mad man, just a cheap version.
Diana Kim
State Protectorate
Caldari State
#146 - 2015-01-25 14:15:52 UTC
So, true justice for gallenteans and their pet lapdogs from "gallenteanized" races is "madness"?

Pretty much explains why most of you are war criminals, genocidists, why you mistreat prisoners and violate treaties. Your concept of freedom basically tells you that you can do whatever you want.

This won't work in the State and with Caldari citizens. We uphold the law. We bring the law. And we will force you to obey the law.

Honored are the dead, for their legacy guides us.

In memory of Tibus Heth, Caldari State Executor YC110-115, Hero and Patriot.

Nicoletta Mithra
Societas Imperialis Sceptri Coronaeque
Khimi Harar
#147 - 2015-01-25 15:45:36 UTC  |  Edited by: Nicoletta Mithra
Diana Kim wrote:
Nicoletta Mithra wrote:
Lord Admiral, may I suggest?
According to the principle of charity, which requires us try our best to get a coherent and interesting line of argument out of a statement, we have to assume she was referring to the work of the heretic, rather than to removing it.
To any reasonable person it should make total sense to refer to the building and operation of this 'blood winery' as an unprofessional, disgusting waste of resources, no?

Actually I was referring to both events, both erecting useless tower by heretic, and destruction of it as well.

That building such tower was a waste, I guess everyone (except Mr. Nauplius) understands.
But destroying it was a waste as well, by two reasons:
1) This tower could be used to lure enemies and;
2) There are many other towers to destroy with way greater military importance.


Now, it is sad to see that you actually also meant what the Lord Admiral understood you to say. Evidently, you lack in reason to make the distinction between ends and means. Ends, by their very nature are always more important than means. And while that tower might have been usable as a means to fight heathens, the end of preventing heresy from being enacted is by far more important than dealing with some heathens. Also, there are many more ways to deal with heathens than the one you suggest: So, if one removes the tower, both ends are achievable, if you don't remove the tower, you forfeit pursuing one end - and that's the more important one.

So, I stand by what I said: The interpretation I gave is the most reasonable of the words uttered. It's just sad to see that you, Cpt. Kim, stay behind on what reasonableness your words allow for.
Jandice Ymladris
Aurora Arcology
#148 - 2015-01-25 18:37:17 UTC  |  Edited by: Jandice Ymladris
It took a while, but I finalized the article on the destruction of the Blood Winery at last:

Blood Winery destroyed in discord

I like to thank everyone who answered my request for information prior. It has been a great help!

The reason for the late publication was that I did my best to analyze everyone's motives without all the mud-throwing involved that you can see in this thread. (sans Nauplius, as he is so 'kind' to explain them here)


----Below comment contains major errors & is no longer valid, I fully accept my responsibility of the grievances I created by writing a false report based on faulty data & letting my emotions overcome fact, henceforth my apologies towards Pyre & PIE for the misrepresentation regarding their presence during the engagement------

In short, the whole mess at the second attack began due to a too strict application of the NBSI rules of engagement employed by a lone Pyre pilot, resulting in what could have escalated into a fleet fight between blues.

PIE in my opinion did everything they could within their power to prevent an escalation, up & including an order for retaliation fire, a needed step, as Pyre has mentioned in previous conflict of interest to deal with it through diplomatic contacts, something that's impractical on the field of battle.
I-RED also assisted in prevention of escalation by employing fleet avoidance tactics, in order to prevent Pyre engaging them. PIE did warn Pyre of consequences, but did not go further as long as no direct conflict occurred.

The arrival of Ethical carnage did pacify the situation in the end, enough to let all 4 fleets engage the tower in an uneasy temporary truce.

However the destruction of the hangar at the end by Pyre struck me as needlessly, as previous attacks on the Nauplius' Blood towers have shown that PIE boarding troops can successfully breach the security. Will it cost lives? Undoubtedly, but not as many as the destruction of the facility.
Are there slaves scarred beyond help due to the trauma's endured under Nauplius? Undoubtedly as well, but to simply destroy the facility without giving the healthy ones a chance is just unneeded violence if they could be saved.
Note, due to how Concord generates Kill reports of structures, everyone who fired on a Tower, will also show up on any attached structure destroyed after. Do note, the damage contribution is still calculated on a per structure basis.

The whole turmoil caused by Pyre's strict adherence to NBSI RoE did generate a delay that proved lethal to the survivors as a hostile fleet drove the rescue force out, allowing Nauplius to kill the non-rescued survivors by blowing up the sealed parts of the wreckage.

One last note, I could have gone the easy way, and simply demonize Pyre for 'being evil capsuleers attacking willy-nilly' but I choose not to, analyzing deeper on how & why things happened they way they did during the second attack. Due to this, I do not expect this report to be to the taste of everyone.

------------------------ Above comment contains factual errors--- Not edited out as it would put below commentors in a bad light and would display avoidance of consequence on my side for erasing faulty published data from public---------

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Diana Kim
State Protectorate
Caldari State
#149 - 2015-01-25 19:30:51 UTC
Thank you, Ms. Ymladris for showing what exactly happened.
Jandice Ymladris wrote:

allowing Nauplius to kill the survivors by blowing up the sealed parts of the wreckage.

Quite interesting thing.
Mr. Nauplius was blaming others in killing his slaves, but look at this, he killed second part of them himself.

Honored are the dead, for their legacy guides us.

In memory of Tibus Heth, Caldari State Executor YC110-115, Hero and Patriot.

Diana Kim
State Protectorate
Caldari State
#150 - 2015-01-25 19:40:25 UTC
Gwen Ikiryo wrote:
Diana Kim wrote:

Now, what does "conventional" morality mean?..


One would assume ideas like, "Killing innocent civilians for no reason is wrong".

Where did you get it, Ms. Gwen?!..

Killing someone is illegal action, and where it is permitted is strongly controlled by law.
But this "innocent civilian" part is what made me cringe . Where is this wording from? Some cheap gallentean reel with dubious moral about pseudo-"good" hero who behaves unprofessionally and follows antihuman ideals?..

According to such definition you, Ms. Gwen, who can be considered as a military pilot (as capsuleer program allows you to fly combat ships), in some context you won't be civilian anymore. And if you, for example, will take someone's candy from the table, you will be guilty in theft and not innocent anymore.

Thus, if you would steal a candy, you will be neither innocent nor civilian, and according to such "moral", it is okay, for example, for Mr. Nauplius to take you and kill you by turning you into wine.

Well, luckily, it is against the law in the State, so while you will stay as Caldari citizen, you will be pretty much safe.

And, as you can see, this example wouldn't fit neither as a conventional, nor as moral. I, actually, can offer another example myself, that would definitely fit under "conventional" morality:

"Put interests of your society before your own interests"


See, from one side, it is not regulated by law. From other side, we all know that being an egoistic individualist is wrong and the society won't like you.

Honored are the dead, for their legacy guides us.

In memory of Tibus Heth, Caldari State Executor YC110-115, Hero and Patriot.

Jandice Ymladris
Aurora Arcology
#151 - 2015-01-25 19:49:10 UTC  |  Edited by: Jandice Ymladris
Diana Kim wrote:
Thank you, Ms. Ymladris for showing what exactly happened.
Jandice Ymladris wrote:

allowing Nauplius to kill the survivors by blowing up the sealed parts of the wreckage.

Quite interesting thing.
Mr. Nauplius was blaming others in killing his slaves, but look at this, he killed second part of them himself.

Indeed, I do add a small correction, as this wasn't apparent in the original sentence (now slightly changed to reflect this); a part was rescued by SFRIM under protection of PIE & Ethical Carnage, before the Death by Design fleet disrupted the rescue operation & drove out the Amarr fleet.
Those who were left behind in the wreckage were later killed by Nauplius by him firing on said wreckage.

Edit: This comment remains correct

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Desiderya
Blue Canary
Watch This
#152 - 2015-01-26 15:43:49 UTC
The report is filled with factual errors, faulty conclusions and despite your claims is terribly one-sided.
If we would have at any point considered engaging the PIE fleet there wouldn't have been a lot of it left by the time Ethical Carnage arrived.

Ruthlessness is the kindness of the wise.

Jandice Ymladris
Aurora Arcology
#153 - 2015-01-26 18:37:17 UTC  |  Edited by: Jandice Ymladris
Desiderya wrote:
The report is filled with factual errors, faulty conclusions and despite your claims is terribly one-sided.
If we would have at any point considered engaging the PIE fleet there wouldn't have been a lot of it left by the time Ethical Carnage arrived.


Your comment has been noted & I admit fault, in this light, the article with the erroneous paragraph is being rewritten

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Milo Caman
Anshar Incorporated
#154 - 2015-01-26 19:02:28 UTC
Fact Check:

Quote:
In short, the whole mess at the second attack began due to a too strict application of the NBSI rules of engagement employed by Pyre, resulting in what could have escalated into a fleet fight.


The entities we engaged on the tower had made it very clear that they would be acting with hostile intent towards us. We had (also) made it very clear that there might be repercussions if we ran into them. I really don't see how shooting people we have set mutual red is 'a strict adherence to NBSI policy'

Quote:
PIE in my opinion did everything they could within their power to prevent an escalation, up & including an order for retaliation fire, a needed step, as Pyre has mentioned in previous conflict of interest to deal with it through diplomatic contacts, something that's impractical on the field of battle.
I-RED also assisted in prevention of escalation by employing fleet avoidance tactics, in order to prevent Pyre engaging them. PIE did warn Pyre of consequences, but did not go further as long as no direct conflict occurred.


PIE fielded a grand total of around 4 pilots. For gods sake, even Ishuk-raata Enforcement Directive, an alliance on life support, fielded more pilots (although they managed to waste everyone's time and hide behind the skirts of Ethical Carnage when they arrived, making rather weak efforts to disrupt the tower assault operations, so I suppose PIE contributed more).

Although I enjoy reading these articles filled with mildly amusing rubbish, I think perhaps you should leave those to Muck Raker.
Aldrith Shutaq
Atash e Sarum Vanguard
#155 - 2015-01-26 19:53:51 UTC
And here I was thinking PYRE was too good to worry about trivialities like public relations or diplomatic decorum.

Aldrith Ter'neth Shutaq Newelle

Fleet Captain of the Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris

Divine Commodore of the 24th Imperial Crusade

Lord Consort of Lady Mitara Newelle, Champion of House Sarum and Holder of Damnidios Para'nashu

Pieter Tuulinen
Societas Imperialis Sceptri Coronaeque
Khimi Harar
#156 - 2015-01-26 20:05:23 UTC
Aldrith Shutaq wrote:
And here I was thinking PYRE was too good to worry about trivialities like public relations or diplomatic decorum.


Truth is the concern of all men.

For the first time since I started the conversation, he looks me dead in the eye. In his gaze are steel jackhammers, quiet vengeance, a hundred thousand orbital bombs frozen in still life.

Aldrith Shutaq
Atash e Sarum Vanguard
#157 - 2015-01-26 20:10:42 UTC
Truth also speaks for itself. It's why PIE does not have to try very hard to present the truth; our actions take care of that for us.

We're bad liars anyway.

Aldrith Ter'neth Shutaq Newelle

Fleet Captain of the Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris

Divine Commodore of the 24th Imperial Crusade

Lord Consort of Lady Mitara Newelle, Champion of House Sarum and Holder of Damnidios Para'nashu

Jandice Ymladris
Aurora Arcology
#158 - 2015-01-26 20:43:27 UTC  |  Edited by: Jandice Ymladris
---currently rewriting article, based on new data & re-interpretation of old data given----Major error was made on my side by allowing emotion & personal judgement getting in the way of facts----

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Pieter Tuulinen
Societas Imperialis Sceptri Coronaeque
Khimi Harar
#159 - 2015-01-26 22:27:59 UTC
Aldrith Shutaq wrote:
Truth also speaks for itself. It's why PIE does not have to try very hard to present the truth; our actions take care of that for us.

We're bad liars anyway.


I find it to be quite opposite. The truth needs all of us to speak up for her - she has a delicate voice that liars find easy to drown out.

For the first time since I started the conversation, he looks me dead in the eye. In his gaze are steel jackhammers, quiet vengeance, a hundred thousand orbital bombs frozen in still life.

Erica Dusette
Division 13
#160 - 2015-01-26 22:45:18 UTC
Sorry to learn of the loss of your latest tower, Mr Nauplius.

Regardless of the outcome, sir I do believe you're doing something right.

With the consistent calls-to-arms in space each time, followed by the bickering and diplomatic in-fighting that continues for days or even weeks afterward via the galnet and beyond, you'll have your detractors exhausted in no time and likely killing each other instead of your stuff.

Well played, sir. And best of luck for your next venture

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