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Nooey
Omerta Syndicate
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Posted - 2006.07.17 12:13:00 -
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 Originally by: Strikeclone
See unlike you I can fight
Since joining Omerta. 263 Kills. 43 Losses. 70% Solo. You?
Originally by: Strikeclone
unlike you I am a Caldari...we buy your gallente onions and we allow you to live...this is the terrible price we pay...gallente pigdogs to educate...
You talk to Verone like that too? You do realise your boss is Gallente right? And could school your ass any day...
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I have grown weary of the cowards who reside in my beloved State and so I feel the need to leave...traitors...
And just when I thought you'd reached the pinnacle of nonsensical hypocrisy...
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Malthros Zenobia
Caldari Independent Navy Reserve
Kimotoro Directive
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Posted - 2006.07.17 16:47:00 -
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Edited by: Malthros Zenobia on 17/07/2006 16:50:07
Originally by: Strikeclone
Edited by: Strikeclone on 17/07/2006 11:13:27
Originally by: Svetlana Scarlet
Glad you're there to fight for truth, justice, and the Caldari way....by joining a Gallente-led pirate corporation.  I think perhaps you are not in the best position to be trying to tell other Caldari what should be done.
Truth and justice lmao where does that feature in the Caldari way? or the CAIN way for that matter. I am doing what we true Caldari do best in these troubled times im keeping my skills up fighting enemies of me and enemies of the State, and your doing what plastic Caldari do, talking the talk, then crawling around with only a vague ancestral memory of walking the walk.
Actually you're just running back to being a pirate after yet another failed attempt to gather other patriots from the looks of your piloting history. Now I see where your insanity comes from. No doubt you buy large amounts of boosters from the Serpentis, that would explain all of your cases of insanity, with you claiming to pilots without a pod being my personal favorite.
You're nothing but a confused child, and you're more a pirate than a patriot, or are you going to try and keep your farce up, when your CEO has shown their dislike of the State?
You're a traitor to the State, Strikeclone, and no loyal Caldari will ever follow you into combat. You have never proven yourself to be anything other than a burden to the State, and now you prove yourself to be its enemy.
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Strikeclone
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.17 17:17:00 -
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Originally by: Nooey
Since joining Omerta. 263 Kills. 43 Losses. 70% Solo. You?
Congratulations so you have your Caldari Navy raven then? 
Originally by: Nooey
You talk to Verone like that too? You do realise your boss is Gallente right? And could school your ass any day...
A weak gallente trick of divide and conquer, I wouldn't waste your time you already have enough plastic Caldari to keep you company in the Strikeclone groupie club. I would need to train "moroninc followers" to lvl 5 to have anymore. Nice clutch at verbal straws thoough...
Originally by: Nooey
And just when I thought you'd reached the pinnacle of nonsensical hypocrisy...
Somewhere I am sure their is a point,...ahh yes your head...
Strikeclone
Celer Et Audax
Caldari Prime will be ours again!
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Strikeclone
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.17 17:27:00 -
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Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
Actually you're just running back to being a pirate after yet another failed attempt to gather other patriots from the looks of your piloting history.
Aww you learned to read just to bait little old me, *tear*
Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
Now I see where your insanity comes from. No doubt you buy large amounts of boosters from the Serpentis, that would explain all of your cases of insanity, with you claiming to pilots without a pod being my personal favorite.
R-O-F-L
That old, ancient, so old and ancient it no longer even smells issue, Just for the record (and for like the trillienth time) I never said I wasnt a pod pilot, I just said that I sometimes come out of my pod.
I would like to announce my victory in this verbal war, as it is well known once an opponent resorts to dredging up old irrelevent arguements that were never subsantiated in the original airing they are as good as conceading that they have nothing further to say.
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Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
You're a traitor to the State, Strikeclone, and no loyal Caldari will ever follow you into combat.[/quote
I know you can't actually provide a shred of evidence to support this wild rambling so I won't ask. I would just point out to you my very high reputation with the Caldari Navy and sundry State corporations and further draw your attention to my Concord security rating.
Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
You have never proven yourself to be anything other than a burden to the State, and now you prove yourself to be its enemy.
I refer you to my earlier comment.
As a final note I believe my groupies and I have hijacked this thread enough so I will say no more, I would humbly () request that as they started yet another episode of "troll Strikelone" that they end it now.
My appologies to the OP
Strikeclone
Celer Et Audax
Caldari Prime will be ours again!
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Nooey
Omerta Syndicate
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Posted - 2006.07.17 23:26:00 -
[125]
Originally by: Strikeclone
Originally by: Nooey
Since joining Omerta. 263 Kills. 43 Losses. 70% Solo. You?
Congratulations so you have your Caldari Navy raven then?
Oh dear...what a telling reply.
Feel free to explain to the rest of us the correlation between owning Caldari Navy Ravens and pilot skill. If I wanted to I could have one inside a week, does that make me a skilled pilot?
Whilst your explaining things, feel free to tell us all your combat record, since you know, unlike me you can fight and stuff...
You kinda forgot to back your statement up. Please do so next time.
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Malthros Zenobia
Caldari Independent Navy Reserve
Kimotoro Directive
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Posted - 2006.07.17 23:42:00 -
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Strikeclone, you're as much a patriot to the State as Joshua is a patriot to the Federation.
You are nothing but a failure and a coward. Someone who time and time again runs from State service so that they can be a pirate. And to think, it was only recently that you were saying how Omerta and the Directive weren't the only patriotic groups, hinting at yourself, and only what, two weeks later, you're found flying with a pirate corp lead by a Gallente who loves to hate the State. Your stupidity and inability to realize you're a hypocrite doesn't 'win' you anything you tool.
You're a traitor to the State, and you do a better job of proving it than anyone else ever could.
And for the record, you expressly told me how you could pilot your ship via the use of experimental implants that worked as well as a pod, and didn't require you to be one. Don't worry, if I was as insane as you, I'd be lying about what I said too.
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Petrus Illyusanov
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.18 11:55:00 -
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Originally by: Strikeclone
The fact that so many died defending homeworld, and then more died to hold the line so that we could evacuate homeworld when our position became untenable says to me that homeworld is a bit more than just a random world amoung billions of random worlds.
It is the birth place of our two bloodlines, it will be so always. But it is also in the same system as the Feddy Capital. It also a long way from the current State-Federation Border. It is also now a populated planet with inhabitants that consider it home. These "minor" issues make the situation just a tad bit complicated.
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IMO homeworld is the single most potent symbol of Caldari culture, spirit, and defiance in the face of tyranny.
If we allow this hundread year old slight to go unresolved i believe it will send a signal to every potential aggressor that whats ours is theirs for the taking.
It is our single highest claim for Moral Supremecy against the Feddy's that is true enough. Make what claims they may about the war, the fact is the death's suffered by our people outstrip theirs signficantly and the fact is their government, as opposed to a random collection of extremists on our side blowing up a dome, ordered a systematic orbital bombardment of our home world.
But even if the Feddy's gave Caldari Prime back to us tommorrow the problems and challenges associated with it don't vanish.
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Handled correctly this issues could become the springboard for improving relations with the gallente.
I am afraid that those who are not true Caldari can not just wish this issue away, and cant claim that its irrelevant.
The first statement is correct. "Handled correctly" of course is subject to many interpretations. No the issue won't go away but then neither can those "true Caldari" wish away the difference in population between the State and Federation, nor the difference in geographical size between the State and Federation, nor any of the other considerations that apply when planning a war. Or is "planning" not part of your war prepartions? You do understand that wars are bit more complicated then one on one fights in a starship? You might just want to consider that is possible to win most of the battles but lose the war. It is also possible to squandor a military victory because you refuse to think of what comes afterwards. The whole point to a war with the Federation is to bring about an eventual peace which benifits the Caldari people, not to blow things up, destroy starships and kill civillians.
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But it is clear that whilst the gallente have the rable rousing officials we have our fair share of "peace in our time" appeasers. Both should be put against the wall and shot so they can not contaminate the world with their progeny.
I am dubious that any member of CAIN is a "peace in our time" appeaser.
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Petwraith
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Posted - 2006.07.18 12:56:00 -
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Please keep it polite and non-flamitory. Also please stay on topic. Last chance before the clicky
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Nooey
Omerta Syndicate
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Posted - 2006.07.19 13:28:00 -
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With all due respect lieutenant, you can can kiss my rosy Gallente ass.
You've got a better chance of getting me to run for Federation President than you do of getting me to be nice or polite to a known pirate.
Have a lovely day.
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Roy Gordon
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Posted - 2006.07.19 16:40:00 -
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Anyway, this question is becoming rather moot considering what is happening in and around the border regions i.e. pilots being asked to ferry marines and other ground troops to the frontier, Gallente and Republic forces being found deep within Caldari space (I have been asked just recently by a State offical to deal with a Gallente incursion where I found they had built a jump gate in Sobaseki, which no longer proves a threat due to my swift and deadly actions) etc.
I believe it is only a matter of time before the whole thing turns into a shooting match rather than a shouting one.
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Narciss Sevar
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.19 17:03:00 -
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Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
You are nothing but a failure and a coward.
Failure? Thats not for me to decide. Coward? That is more than laughable. If i start seeing CAIN patrol the states space effectively you might be qualified to talk, untill then i suggest you 'toy soldiers' stay to topics you know about, like fighting the Gurista 'threat'.
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You're a traitor to the State, and you do a better job of proving it than anyone else ever could.
The state will use you and abuse you. Then when its finished discard you like the trash you are. Unless you wake up and realize it is time for Caldari to make their own destinys among the stars, rather than feeding the CEOs fat faces. Your peons, simple as.
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Britannica
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Posted - 2006.07.19 20:29:00 -
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while I do feel the possibility of the state achiving more than a stalemate with the federation is almost impossible I have to agree that a shooting match between both nations is more likely everyday
should Mentas Blaque become the Gallente president it wont be the state striking first
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Malthros Zenobia
Caldari Independent Navy Reserve
Kimotoro Directive
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Posted - 2006.07.20 16:50:00 -
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Originally by: Narciss Sevar
Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
You are nothing but a failure and a coward.
Failure? Thats not for me to decide. Coward? That is more than laughable. If i start seeing CAIN patrol the states space effectively you might be qualified to talk, untill then i suggest you 'toy soldiers' stay to topics you know about, like fighting the Gurista 'threat'.
Funny, the fights I've see CAIN and the rest of the Directive get involved in were against pirates that afaic, have nothing to do with the Guristas. But go ahead and keep being wrong, I won't stop you.
I'm glad you think highly enough of CAIN as to suggest we could patrol the entire State effectively though. And yes, he's a coward, time and time again he's given up on being a patriot and run to become a pirate.
You know nothing to suggest that the Caldari turn away from the Megacorps that they are a part of, the corps that are part of the most powerful empire in the cluster. You only speak so boldy because you can sit in a pod, otherwise you'd probably be either happily working on a planet somewhere, or you'd be out on the street with nothing, just like anyone else who doesn't want to earn their keep in the State.
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Strikeclone
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.21 02:05:00 -
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Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
And yes, he's a coward, time and time again he's given up on being a patriot and run to become a pirate.
Any time, any where.
Just remember, you are hijacking a thread about important Caldari stuff, and because of your constant whining in my ear that I foolishly respond too the IGS gods have decended to do their work. (good jobs ISD btw  )
Also I realise that you and the rest of your herd belive that an opinion differnet to yours/their is automatically wrong so I won't bother to attempt to correct you or even verbalize on the long and turbulent history I had with a ex-member of CAIN. This leaves me with a problem as 99% of your ignorant rantings about me are based on information you have from peole who themselves got it from someone else, on the off chance that anyone in CAIN/KD is willing to listen to some fact from the horse moth as it were I have attempted to open a dialog with a spokes person from KD/CAIN. Until I have received a reponse I would ask that you show some maturity and restraint, the incessant hate peddling does nothing but show you and your corporation up.
And as a final note (for now) you may wish to leave off the whole "pirate" bit, we come from a nation where military prowess and controlled aggression are prized, one need only go to teh local games standium to see that. It probably hasn't occured to see where I am in the world at the moment, it may supprise you.
Even the Mordu legion commit acts you would consider "piracy" if the risk is worth the pay out. And I am not practising my arts in Caldari space so I am no enemy of the State, nor a coward as you would claim simply because you don't like me. Would it interest you too know that many moons ago I decalred war on an enemy of CAIN's in patriotic support?
It may supprise you that rather than getting any positive come backs from CAIN I got scorn and derision?
Well in any case I do not see CAIN as my enemy, for I know the truth of the matters which cause your hostility, however it does botehr me that pilots who come from this institution show such little judgement and control. Its not befitting citizns of the most advanced and sophisticated civilization known.
In relation to that actual topic of the thread, I do wish to see homeworld back in our control. It is a very important issue that will not change or go away simply because those who disagree with me wish it so or claim I am warmongering.
I don't think a military solution to the problem will ever solve the situation not without complete genocide from either side.
But I do think a confrontation is inevitable especially if that idiot blaque gets in (how ever you spell it), Just remember that any diplomatic negotiated setttlement or agreement will only be worth the paper its written on if backup with credable military power.
Strikeclone
Celer Et Audax
Caldari Prime will be ours again!
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Petrus Illyusanov
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.21 09:31:00 -
[135]
Originally by: Strikeclone
In relation to that actual topic of the thread, I do wish to see homeworld back in our control. It is a very important issue that will not change or go away simply because those who disagree with me wish it so or claim I am warmongering.
It is a critical issue, but getting the planet back is less important then ensuring that the future generations of Caldari also have it under State control. In other words getting back Caldari Prime is means, not an end in itself. If the Feddy's realy wanted to throw a wrench in our engine core all they would have to do is give it back tommorrow.
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I don't think a military solution to the problem will ever solve the situation not without complete genocide from either side.
The "Spitfire Solution" is not acceptable in my opinion. A military aspect will be required but my mind boggles at the thought of conquoring the Federation without resorting to scorched planet tactics and frankly the second the first kinetic rod impact is reported in the mass media is the first second of a unified Federation war effort. Even the prols will work out that it is in there best interest to get behind the war effort. Which means utilization of that tactic, in my mind, would cost us our chance to fight a divided and fractionized Federation and likely the best chance we have to win the military aspect of the war.
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But I do think a confrontation is inevitable especially if that idiot blaque gets in (how ever you spell it), Just remember that any diplomatic negotiated setttlement or agreement will only be worth the paper its written on if backup with credable military power.
If the diplomatic solution requires military power to maintain then it is not a solution. The only diplomatic solution that is viable is one that both sides benifit from and that both sides can live with, both sides are not required or even expected to like it, just live with it.
Do not interpret all these as negative statements directed towards yourself, for the most part there is nothing written here that I find out in deep space.
As I said much earlier in this, it isn't that military aspect that is difficult to solve it is the part that comes after the fighting has stopped.
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Strikeclone
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.21 12:27:00 -
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Originally by: Petrus Illyusanov
Originally by: Strikeclone
I don't think a military solution to the problem will ever solve the situation not without complete genocide from either side.
The "Spitfire Solution" is not acceptable in my opinion. A military aspect will be required but my mind boggles at the thought of conquoring the Federation without resorting to scorched planet tactics and frankly the second the first kinetic rod impact is reported in the mass media is the first second of a unified Federation war effort. Even the prols will work out that it is in there best interest to get behind the war effort. Which means utilization of that tactic, in my mind, would cost us our chance to fight a divided and fractionized Federation and likely the best chance we have to win the military aspect of the war.
I wasn't advocating genocide or the complete conquering of the federation, and you will recall that the federation was the first to resort to plantary bombardment I don't think anyone is forgetting that anytime soon, so I seriously doubt their ability to claim any such moral high ground.
But as I say I do not advocate or desire such a war, warriors deserve to fight warriors not women and children, there is no honour and no profit in such a cowards war as that.
Originally by: Petrus Illyusanov
Originally by: Strikeclone
But I do think a confrontation is inevitable especially if that idiot blaque gets in (how ever you spell it), Just remember that any diplomatic negotiated setttlement or agreement will only be worth the paper its written on if backup with credable military power.
If the diplomatic solution requires military power to maintain then it is not a solution. The only diplomatic solution that is viable is one that both sides benifit from and that both sides can live with, both sides are not required or even expected to like it, just live with it.
Do you remember you academy training? The military and political history lessons were one of my favourites, I recall one important fact of diplomacy, "war is diplomacy by other means" And I must disagree with what you say here. All diplomacy including war is based on force and force is violence the supreme authority from which all other authorities are derived.
It does not mean that you enter a negotiation and threaten "or else" it simply means that the other parties are aware of your capability and willingness to use force to enforce your position if an agreement is broken.
For example two warring or at least hostile forces (like the feds and the State) meet to discuss a truce, hands are shaken and papaer is signed but thats just breath and ink, what empowers those who lead to make such deals? The knowledge that the military is in the wings ready to be used if required.
Do you see what I am saying? Military force is often more effective as a diplomatic tool for not being used, but just for hovering there in the background and letting your opponent know it.
Originally by: Petrus Illyusanov
Do not interpret all these as negative statements directed towards yourself, for the most part there is nothing written here that I find out in deep space.
As I said much earlier in this, it isn't that military aspect that is difficult to solve it is the part that comes after the fighting has stopped.
I agree and thank you for your pertinent statements, its good to be finally be able to talk rationaly about it, its a critical issue and only by rational discussion will we reach a concensus and thus hopefuly influence the C.E.P. or at least make them aware that the thousands of free warships wandering the 'verse have alot of power they can harness if they listen to us.
Strikeclone
Celer Et Audax
Caldari Prime will be ours again!
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Petrus Illyusanov
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.21 13:03:00 -
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Originally by: Strikeclone
I wasn't advocating genocide or the complete conquering of the federation
I did not say you did. I just expressed my opinion that the "Spitfire solution" is both morally repugnent and tactically flawed.
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and you will recall that the federation was the first to resort to plantary bombardment I don't think anyone is forgetting that anytime soon, so I seriously doubt their ability to claim any such moral high ground.
The Feddy's do their best to forget it. Their presidential canditate was harping on the few thousand lost when Admiral Torvil-Toba made his gesture and seems to have forgotten the cause of that gesture, one which caused nearly as many Caldari crewer losses as it did Huromont civilian casualties was tens of millions lost due to an orbital bombardment ordered by the Galante government of the day. Frankly most Feddy's should view the dead of Huromont as a price they had to pay to understand what their government was doing in their name. Both sides can infact honor them. Hmmm...that doesn't quite read right but its a complicated issue and I am probably not the best person to say this.
Originally by: Strikeclone
Do you remember you academy training? The military and political history lessons were one of my favourites, I recall one important fact of diplomacy, "war is diplomacy by other means" And I must disagree with what you say here.
We went to different academies I am afraid.
The quote you mean is, I believe, "War is Politics by other means." Both Diplomacy and Military force are tools of the political leadership of any regime.
A diplomatic solution crammed down someones throat will last only so long as they percieve you to have either the will or the ability to enforce it militarily. That is not a long term solution. Hence any solution crammed down the Feddy's throat should at least...taste good, if you understand what I mean?
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Do you see what I am saying? Military force is often more effective as a diplomatic tool for not being used, but just for hovering there in the background and letting your opponent know it.
I understand this. But the essense I am trying to get across is that the best solution for the future of the State, that I can see anyway, is to get in a position to force the Feddy's to accept a diplomatic settlement but to ensure that they can live with that diplomatic settlement even after the missile tubes have been removed from their collective heads. Failure to do this simply results in a war at some unspecifiable date in the future. I would rather we settled the issue here and now, once and for all.
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I agree and thank you for your pertinent statements, its good to be finally be able to talk rationaly about it, its a critical issue and only by rational discussion will we reach a concensus and thus hopefuly influence the C.E.P. or at least make them aware that the thousands of free warships wandering the 'verse have alot of power they can harness if they listen to us.
Your welcome. There is no sense looking like Feddy's squabbling over who gets the last bottle of Quaffe.
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Regat Kozovv
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.21 13:50:00 -
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Originally by: Petrus Illyusanov
The quote you mean is, I believe, "War is Politics by other means." Both Diplomacy and Military force are tools of the political leadership of any regime.
OOC: While On War is an excellent work in itself, I'll reccomend that readers reference this work by Christopher Bassford for the U.S. Army War College to explain the reasoning behind that quote. Clausewitz is a little bit misunderstood at times, and his works were not as readable as say, Sun Tzu (who I find to be quoted more often.)
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Eldo Davip
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Posted - 2006.07.21 16:04:00 -
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Please stay In character.
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Posted - 2006.07.25 10:14:00 -
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I have begun looking at the curren state of all the empires and their histories over the last few weeks. what I am about to say is purely my opinions and not intended to offend anyone.
as what happens to one empire will effect the state in some way I have summarised what I feel all need to do in order to reach the future
Caldari state - We Caldari have seen our greatest age of economic, technological and geographical growth in the last 100 years. Caldari society has seen that growth due to the competative nature of corporate society, each corp bring the better, newer technology to gain a bigger advantage over the market. I feel the state needs to look to the future and remember the past, what I see is a state that recently has been looking at the past and ignoring the fuure. I believe Caldari prime will remain a Gallente world until the State can look to the future and let old wounds heal
Gallente federation - The gallente saw their greatest and fastest age of Technological and economic growth while the Caldari was a member race of the federation, they still use alot of ships designed before the war, the caldari in comparison only have 1, the Chimera class carrier. The federation today still has a strong economy and a powerful military, they cerainly dont need Mentas Blaque. I beleive the federation needs to forget old grudges and focus on helping the Minmatar imigrants, instead they open old wounds and largely ingnore the imigrants
Minmatar republic - the republic is still a child nation, their economy is still growing, but perhaps not quick enough to cover their military costs. I feel the republic needs focus and patience, focus to get their economy going in order to afford a military to make the Ammar sit up and take notice and patience to wait for that day. the recent theft of several republic capital ships is evidence of little focus and to many internal grudges and squabbles
Ammar empire - 2000 years of space flight and they have been the slowest in technological growth, the Minmatar have faster technological growth. their economy is increasingly reliant on trade, primarily with the state. the Ammar Navy still uses ships built before the Caldari and gallente met. The empire has in the last 500 years seen almost no technological growth and seen 2 nations appear from former Ammar territory, Minmatar republic and Khanid kingdom. the Ammar empire is stagnating and will soon be left behind economically and technologically by all including the minmatar, if they dont start modernising they will become the most primitive of the empires
I see the Gallente and Caldari as the most powerful nations with the Minmatar catching up while the Ammar are held back by religion, tradition and singular rule
please remeber these are ideas and opinions and not meant as insults
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Justin Cody
Caldari
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Posted - 2006.07.26 05:55:00 -
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I have long served the State in an individual capacity as I desire to pursue my individual profit outside of the cumberson regulation of the State. It is a good place to learn, but entrprenureal spirits such as mine sought greater profit than a minor soldier or scientist cold dream of. The State shall always be my home. As to Mentas Blaque I would suggest a policy that results in his marginalization politically. Put some support behind the scenes towards those who oppose him, but do not come out directly against him until he is weakest. Suggest that the peace that the soft Gallente desire is only possible through a different leader.
The problem with conquering any large empire these days is the relative equivalence of technology. No one nation can truly leverage some sort of force multiplier to achive a significant strategic...much less tactical advantage. The future of the State rests not within its current borders, but in partnering with the pod pilot community and sponsoring exploration and exploitation of the resources currently undeveloped in far flung constellations.
The Minmatar can be dealt with perhaps not as equals but with respect as they also fought hard to win their freedom from by there persepctive a government that was oppressive and cruel. We do share at least that in common with them. The Amarr need our help technologically to modernize their electronics. the Amarr however are patient, calculating perhaps. They have been in space longer than the rest of us and are careful, rarely making a move without fully understanding the consequences or at least be willing to take an enormous amount of pain to get what they want. The one exception would be at the battle of Vak'Atioth in what is now the Geminate region. The Caldari State is in a unique position among nations with its ability to leverage its economic power and diplomatic power to achieve its strategic aims without the use of force. Of course the Use of force should never be taken off the table, but rather be used as a way to get what the State needs. If a war happens the State must be prepared to take as much as it can posibly take...then sue for peace. Make the enemy (whoever it is) think that you will never stop, but when you do concede many things to them, make them feel grateful for receiving those worlds back. when you take much, you can afford to be gracious in peace if you are victorious. It would be wise for the State to disguise its true intentions in any situation, diploatic, economic, or miliary, so that its opposition will fall prey to stereotyping. The Caldari State has its chance to shine now and I will do what ever is in my power to see my home grow in stature and granduer.
Remind people that profit is the difference between revenue and expense. This makes you look smart.
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Cyriel Longinus
XERCORE
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Posted - 2006.07.28 06:30:00 -
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Edited by: Cyriel Longinus on 28/07/2006 06:32:18
Glory to the State!
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April Knox
Trinity Nova
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Posted - 2006.07.28 14:30:00 -
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April smiles with her best tea hostess smile. - Gentlemen, I would like to invite you all to a very nice Tea Maker Ceremony I'll be performing specially in your honor. Just join frequence teahouse and I'll gladly serve some very special tea, and see if I you can do some serious reasoning.
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