Intergalactic Summit

There we go, cut to the important parts. Based on your hatred for the Empire you see a connection that more than likely isn't there. Futher, isn't it more likely that the "sudden incursion on our new training area" implies you have a traitor working with Nation inside U'K.

It's certainly more plausible than Imperial forces not only watching your every move in intimate detail but also passing along the information to a third party that does indeed launch attacks within Imperial space.

A reset is hardly the same as consorting with the enemy, note that 0 standing is not the same as -5.0 standing. Flipping on the dime based on mere convenience was not something I expected of Ushra'Khan. I held it as an organization in much higher regard than the mere serfs in "Citizen" alliances that populate the sector, perhaps that was a mistake on my part.

I flew alongside a few U'K pilots while I was a member of Dirt Nap Squad, they seemed like good people so to find them suddenly on the other side firing at me felt a bit like a betrayal. Dirt Nap reset with .-A-. mutually recently, but they didn't come right back and shoot at the southern coalition the next day. There was a proper and respectable way to exit and Dirt Nap took that route without burning any bridges, U'K all but welcomed our enemies into Omist and helped them secure it. The very same enemies we have been fighting for months, you switched sides at a crucial time when the alliance holding the area was disbanded. How is one to interpret this as anything other than dishonorable and malicious?



I merely felt that U'K was misrepresenting itself and wanted to point that out. If you have a problem with that then thats tough. I don't really care what you think you know to be honest. But U'K's "training camps" in Geminate certainly have a background thats worth mentioning here.



I would like to see this

Without wanting to wade into the waters of inter-alliance politics or internal alliance issues, this thread seems to be more about those matters rather than the actual topic brought up.

I know all about your fedo felching fetish and I have amateur video to prove it.

Would anyone like to see it?

Well, since you chose to give points I might as well address them.



This is because we severely overestimated U'K's capability to hold Providence as CVA had held it for years. .-A-. needed a relatively stable buffer in Providence and U'K failed to rally the necessary leadership to maintain stability among the new alliances in the region. Make no mistake we were not there to free Providence from the grip of the Amarr Empire, that was just a nicety. Providence was burned because CVA struck at .-A-. and needed to be duly put back in their place in the intergalactic pecking order. No one was surprised by this and the great battles you all speak of were nothing more than turkey shoots. CVA offered no real challenge after the fall of D-GTMI.



This is has always been how .-A-. has operated I'm unsure why this was a surprise to your leadership. Who do you think granted Omist to Imperial 0rder? The defense of Omist was the responsibility of I0 and its guests, it is not .-A-. policy to hold vast stretches of space which is why regions are given to over to alliances that are seen as capable. When I0 was disbanded through an act of treachery there were attempts by the old leadership to reform the remnants and fight on (see Checkmate.), they certainly did not expect their guests to turn on them.

As for your charge that we did not do anything about Omist, you are wrong and you were impatient. Had you have followed us to our rallying point in Stain you would have comfortable access to all of your assets today. As you well know, shortly after regrouping we launched a sweeping offensive against multiple regions with the help of the good allies that had stuck by us through the rough times. The reconquest of Omist (which your organization was now fighting against) was completed largely by our good friends in Nulli Secunda and Red.Overlord as we simultaneously cut across Tenerifis. A few months of patience would have done U'K some good, we had a plan and a timetable for completing it.

As for Imperial 0rder, check the alliance history of The Dark Tribe, contrary to what is believed here .-A-. does not just abandon good allies.

Aye...
At least 3 times -A- has failed to do...well...anything to support their allies. We owe them nothing.

Perhaps it is they who suggested the Sansha attack the training base...attempting to wipe away evidence of their sins.

All this talk of betrayal and not standing by allies seems to imply that UK has forgotten its mandate, and that mandate has always been "We come for our people". Coalitions come and go, enemies can become friends and friends become enemies but UK has NEVER forgotten the Matari People held captive and their duty to liberating those people. Coalitions are things that suite an agenda, and are forgotten to suite that agenda and do not forget that UK will always fulfill their mandate and duty to Minmatar.

We handed you Providence on a silver platter, surely you did not expect us to also hold it for you. Throwing U'K and all those alliances in Providence was like a test to see if they would sink or swim. You failed the test, we are not in the business of propping up weak alliances.

Sure, anyone who disagrees with you must be sponsoring Sansha attacks against you. If .-A-. wanted to attack U'K we would do it ourselves and it would be a short and predictable campaign.

Someday I hope the scales will fall from your eyes, so that you may see clearly. Oh how I look forward to the day when I not only don't have to kill you....but I can laugh at your great dismay when you realize how misled you have been. Your entire life will be called into question. Your jaw will hang open, Khanid Dung Flies will land on your tongue, and you will be utterly ashamed. You may even beg me to take your life anyway...as you just can't bear the thought of trying to make reparations for your evil deeds.

Until then...let your slaves go free!

You have not been weakened by years of fighting, you have burned out your passion in a hopeless quest inspired by the foul whispers of anarchists.

It is precisely for this reason that you need proper masters, no one doubts the fires of your passion, but when poorly directed, you will burn yourself to the ground.

I'm sure there is a place somewhere near Providence for a skillfull and obedient group of slave warriors who will sacrifice themselves at the Empire's command. You can be the CVA's capsuleer Kameiras.