Intergalactic Summit

Just how much more full of picture do we need? You are a blood cult pirate. That is what you are. You have made it plain enough.

I do not hide the fact that i am a supporter of Omir.

Mr Cresthill could you keep the hysterical outbursts to a minimum.

And would Mr Blake kindly contribute to the main topic also, again, this is not about my version of the Sani Sabik faith it is a discussion on the basic principles, the foundations if you will.

Kindly take your own advice, and stop believing you have anything to contribute to this topic or that your opinions have merit.

I believe you already started your own little concurrent thread to crow in regarding your personal beliefs, maybe go waste your time there?

Your question was "what does Sani Sabik mean to you," and I answered that question.

Now you may not like my answer, but it's true that when I think of Sani Sabik I think of atrocities like the unprovoked attack on Mabnen I carried out by Sanik Sabik cultists.

'The Mabnen Incident on the ninth day of June, when a chemical attack led to shocking destruction on the planet of Mabnen I in the Amarr Empire. Beginning with the distribution of an aerosol agent into the atmosphere of Mabnen I, centered on the Hemlock Field complex of slave colonies, the attack was initially thought to have been foiled when the vessels releasing the chemical were shot down by Amarr security forces. This assumption was shown to be premature as a number of slave colonies experienced rioting and were soon in flames. By mid-morning, seven of the twelve colonies in the vast complex were out of communication with Amarr authorities and the military was being called in to restore order.

At noon, Omir Sarikusa broadcast a statement claiming full responsibility for the attack on Mabnen I, revealing that the Blood Raider Covenant had released an aerosol form of the Insorum drug into the atmosphere of the planet. There was no reaction from the Amarr Empire to this claim but reports suggested that Emperor Doriam II had begun a series of emergency meetings with his top advisors. As the day wore on, Mabnen I descended into chaos. Rebelling slaves spilled out of the colonies and wrought havoc across the affected region.

Citizens of the Minmatar Republic reacted with joy to the news of the slave revolts, hailing Insorum as a cure for the scourge of Vitoc.'

-YC107 report into the Mabnen incident of June that year.

Two sides of the coin Mr Blake, whilst you see losing control of a few colonies of slaves an atrocity the Minmatar Republic rejoiced with the news their brothers and sisters were free, the fact that they took revenge on your people for their barbaric treatment is hardly surprising.

And let us not also reflect and rejoice in the news that in the following month Doriam II was slain by unknown assassins.

You've clearly never encountered the same self-proclaimed Sani Sabik cultists as I have then...

Then allow me to rephrase and clarify; a Sani Sabik has some degree of wisdom born of centuries of persecution and hatred. Those that have not cultured this either have nothing to fear, in which case they either are, or are little different from, a Blooder; or they soon die, and can be disregarded.

The belief of one's own superiority is a centrepoint of Sani Sabik. The ability of the strong to reshape the universe through pure will inevitably implies the existence of the weak. This does not necessarily mean that we can operate without consequence, or afford to entirely ignore the reproaches of others - whether we believe those reproaches to be valid or not.

Oh so the xenophobic, warmongering, slaver calls us egotistical megalomaniacs?

Deception? i think it is you who have been duped by the theology council into thinking your actions are justified by gods will, that your actions are not your own, they most certianly are Mr Cresthill and no amount of holy ramblings can save you or your kin.

Prehaps one day you will see the light before you become lost in your own delusion, you have free will Mr Cresthill but you are not yet free.

In other words... to consider oneself superior by right of willpower and symbolism is entirely wrong.

Fair enough. Entirely different from the belief of superiority through bloodline and religious enlightenment giving you the right to conquer entire civilisations and rewrite their societies.

...perfect sense.