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SCOPE NEWS - Adacyne, Placid
I-RED Whistleblower Leaks Details about 'Kruger' and Paramilitary Branch!

Scope News has recieved leaked documents stemming from the Ishukone subsidiary capsuleer alliance Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive. The documents cover quite extensive information ranging from personnel profiles to campaign plans. Although many retired documents have redacted information, the most recent 'active files' do not.

Among these leaked documents is a set detailing information about an I-RED baseliner operative by the psuedonym "Kruger". Based on the leak, Kruger appears to have been employed by I-RED as a highly trained field agent assigned to a special tasks group codenamed "Blacklight". The leaked documents include raw mission dossieres including espionage, assasination, and enigmatic references to 'sanitation'. Though highly decorated and well regarded within the Directive, "Kruger" appears to have been dismissed from the Directive according to a typed note attached to the leak.

Furthermore, a final document also mention planned 'field actions' regarding the so-called Tsuruma Incident. The leak did not mention timing or the nature of these actions, though less sensitive employment reports demonstrate a sudden full scale mobilization of I-RED's paramilitary security forces across three regions. These are also the first publicly released details of I-RED's security arm, the Ishukone-Raata Internal Watch, and show much higher numbers of troops and equipment than ever before declared by their Public Relations department.

These are truly shocking revelations, especially given the recent discovery of 'killing fields' in Syndicate, and I-RED's suspected involvement with them. Scope News will investigate further, and are dedicated to bringing to light the newest information on this scandal.

This is Ladimerre Hollister, Scope News Placid

Who the hell is this guy and why is he on a 'bash I-RED' bender?

Interesting will be to find out, what these... peoples were doing there, when they were evading their duty to the State whole five years.
Of course I would like to note, I don't trust gallenteans and especially gallentean press.

But if they really had military arm, and having that military arm were evading their service to the State, it would be even more dishonorable of them.

Every Caldari citizen was trained as the soldier for at least three years. Every worker, every "civilian" in the State are trained soldiers.

But while being an active professional soldier (and not just a worker with military education) and hiding in some Maker-forsaken lawless region while all loyal citizens were fighting against gallente menace, this is dishonorable.

It just goes to show you how out of touch you really are. Operating out of a Ishukone Facility [98Q-8O V - Moon 4 - Ishukone Corporation Factory] for Ishukone, our parent corporation, this does not make us dishonorable.

As for this 'leak' I can only echo Oniseki-haani's statement and question the reporters sources.

With all due respect to those who are inquiring, I am a news reporter for The Scope. Out of respect for the anonymity of the individual whom I received the information necessary to formulate these reports, I must decline any attempt to gain access to their identity.

Furthermore, for those who are unaware, obtaining the license to post on these communication networks while not actually being a capsuleer myself is an incredibly tedious and difficult process. I have worked for The Scope for a good eight years, and I have no intention of quitting anytime soon.

Thank you, and have a good day.

Hmm.. I will be contacting you shortly

I hate when people claim something without ability to back it up. Lets see~

Accessing your profile reveals that you are in The Scope for only three days, and before that was in... Revenent Defence Corporation.

Plot thickens.

Those really are an embrassment...

Still, I agree this slogan of yours

"...but I can see how a Provist mindset could get in the way of seeing what it truly means to be Caldari."

A small correction, Mr. Hollister. In addition to all the other hilarious failures to fact-check, you even got the name of our Internal Affairs division wrong. Now, I'm sure Placid isn't the most prestigious or apolitical region to operate in, but could you please make the effort to at least pretend to vet your information?

As to the remainder of the information, I can freely say that, yes, we fully intend whatever work is necessary to bring the perpetrators of the Tsuruma attack to justice.

What's more, I will be personally ferrying personnel to the alleged site to conduct further investigation on behalf of our internal inquiry. If there is any information that's worth reporting to the public, we will of course do that.