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Silas Vitalia Khanid Provincial Vanguard	Posted - 2010.06.17 21:32:00 - [31] Originally by: Rodj Blake However, the Star Fraction are a long way from providing such a threat. I'd say the dozens of SF wartargets outside the station during your event proved otherwise. Originally by: Rodj Blake ...I suggest that discussing such matters privately in a calm and rational manner rather then throwing public hissy-fits is the way to do it. This is the root of your problem. Entirely too much discussion and bold pronouncements of glory. How much better, how much more constructive to your cause, had things gone a different route? You knew exactly when, and you knew exactly where, a hated and foul enemy would appear, and that they would do so at a time and place of your own choosing. The Anarchists are easily and predictably drawn to these public events, as we have seen time and time again. What better opportunity to plan ahead and smash them, to shut their mouths on hallowed ground in front of everyone? A mighty blow directly to their inflated egos. What God fearing servant of the Lord could refuse such an opportunity? We are none of us numerous enough by ourselves, but together, we could surely overpower them. Instead of donating ships as door prizes, donate the money for a single day of CONCORD sanctioned warfare to each corporation in attendance, to coincide with the ceremony. Now, instead of our enemies facing a dozen ships, they have 3 or 4 times that amount to contend with. Win OR lose, the honor and glory would be yours, for showing some backbone, and initiative in the face of such odds. This is the spark and will to fight against the Godless and Degenerate that all Amarr should share, and that we did not see at your event. Shameful. Silas Vitalia CEO Khanid Provincial Vanguard Open for Recruitment!
Archbishop Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.06.17 22:57:00 - [32] Originally by: Silas Vitalia I'd say the dozens of SF wartargets outside the station during your event proved otherwise. The Star Fraction has a long history of being attention whxres who seek the spotlight. This isn't the first time they've declared war during some event sponsored by the Amarr loyalists and I'm sure it won't be the last. Much like the I-RED hosted memorial in Malkalen all they're concerned about is the next headline. Given recent clear evidence by the Amarr Empire that they don't think of the Star Fraction as any kind of a threat why should we as Amarr loyalists consider them such? After all the Minmatar Militia and Gallente Militia are fired upon when they enter Amarrian space, the Star Fraction meanwhile sets up offices in Amarrian stations and puts factory facilities on Amarrian planets. The Amarrian Empire obviously considers them to be nothing thus we shall do the same. Anyone can declare war on someone else. That does not make them a credible enemy. The fact the Star Fraction has long cherry picked enemies both among the militia and otherwise while ignoring the larger scope of war by not declaring everyone shows they're more interested in headlines and padding kill numbers. Why should we oblige them? I must say Silas you operate from a flawed assumption. The assumption that anyone cares what the Star Fraction does. Clearly the fact they would declare war the day before the event then undeclare it 10 minutes after it ended proves they're hardly worthy of attention. Instead they sat around for a couple hours, wasted time, spouted off in local while being drowned out by local sellers and spammers and generally accomplished nothing. Then they dropped the war and fled 10 minutes after the event ended. I am curious about something though so I'm glad you brought up the Star Fraction. I recall when Daisho Syndicate was a potential war target there was a vote among the Star Fraction membership to declare war. I recall Jade wasn't happy it was a "no" vote but the majority ruled. I wonder what the vote was to declare war on PIE? After all I find it hard to believe that logical members of the Star Fraction would want to waste time with a two hour war. Obviously a war they weren't to serious about engaging in considering they retracted it 10 minutes after the event started. What was the final vote to declare war on PIE? I'd be very interested in knowing. Quote: What God fearing servant of the Lord could refuse such an opportunity? We are none of us numerous enough by ourselves, but together, we could surely overpower them. Instead of donating ships as door prizes, donate the money for a single day of CONCORD sanctioned warfare to each corporation in attendance, to coincide with the ceremony. Now, instead of our enemies facing a dozen ships, they have 3 or 4 times that amount to contend with. I'll tell you what kind of God fearing servant could refuse. - One who doesn't care about the Star Fraction and their antics. - One who has no desire to play along with their desired script to make headlines. - One who was focused on the event at hand which you'll recall was a solemn memorial service and celebration of perserverence. Just in case the math wasn't apparent to you the Star Fraction declared war just before the event was scheduled to begin (24 hours earlier). Thus there was no time to rally huge forces and declare war within the minimum 24 hour requirement. We set the event as a memorial. We didn't set it to "trap" someone to get some easy kills. If you thought that was the reason you obviously weren't there for the right reason and you clearly didn't hear the message of prayer and rememberence. Archbishop PIE WEBSITE ARCHBISHOP PORTAL
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.05 22:14:00 - [33] Originally by: Archbishop I must say Silas you operate from a flawed assumption. The assumption that anyone cares what the Star Fraction does. If you truly were careless of Star Fraction's involvement you would have dared to undock. The fact you cringed inside a station like a puling maggot suggests you cared an awful lot about our involvement and were terrified by it. Join the Revolution!
Rodj Blake Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.05 22:19:00 - [34] Originally by: Jade Constantine Originally by: Archbishop I must say Silas you operate from a flawed assumption. The assumption that anyone cares what the Star Fraction does. If you truly were careless of Star Fraction's involvement you would have dared to undock. The fact you cringed inside a station like a puling maggot suggests you cared an awful lot about our involvement and were terrified by it. No, the fact that he remained inside the station indicates that he was organising a gathering inside the station, as publicised in advance. Why would anyone want to change their plans simply because you happen to be loitering in the area? Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.05 22:23:00 - [35] Originally by: Rodj Blake Originally by: Jade Constantine Originally by: Archbishop I must say Silas you operate from a flawed assumption. The assumption that anyone cares what the Star Fraction does. If you truly were careless of Star Fraction's involvement you would have dared to undock. The fact you cringed inside a station like a puling maggot suggests you cared an awful lot about our involvement and were terrified by it. No, the fact that he remained inside the station indicates that he was organising a gathering inside the station, as publicised in advance. Why would anyone want to change their plans simply because you happen to be loitering in the area? The fact he arranged the memorial inside a station demonstrates he's terrified of his enemies. The fact he dared not undock when confronted by those enemies demonstrates he's a cowardly worm. Neither of these facts gives him much right to say the words "Amarr Victor" with a straight face. Join the Revolution!
Rodj Blake Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.05 22:26:00 - [36] As I've said elsewhere, PIE vessels engage in combat with enemies of the Empire every day. Prove yourself a threat to the Empire, and maybe we'll move you up our priority list. I'm not going to hold my breath though. In seven years you've not really affected Amarr. Now, if KPV or anyone else feels that they could do a better job of fighting for the Empire than PIE, and that defending the Empire involves fighting with SF, then they're more than welcome to do so. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Archbishop Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.05 23:05:00 - [37] Originally by: Jade Constantine Originally by: Archbishop I must say Silas you operate from a flawed assumption. The assumption that anyone cares what the Star Fraction does. If you truly were careless of Star Fraction's involvement you would have dared to undock. The fact you cringed inside a station like a puling maggot suggests you cared an awful lot about our involvement and were terrified by it. Resurrecting a nearly month old thread to try and divert the publics attention from the fact your alliance is falling apart and your most active members are leaving isn't really an effective tactic when you've been completely exposed. As Rodj says if you consider yourself a threat to the empire you should prove it. I can only assume the fact the Amarrian navy doesn't fire on you, you're allowed to dock at Amarr stations and even setup on Amarrian planets means the Amarr Empire considers you a "NOTHING" or a "ZERO" on the threat scale. Where the Minmatar militia are well recognized enemies you are kind of a "hanger on" with your selective wardecs, one day wars and rampant publicity efforts. If the empire views you as a "NOTHING" we must also. As for KPG I could care less what they think of you. Our memorial was a solemn event and nothing more. Not a "trap" to lure you into, not an effort to gain publicity, not something nefarious or twisted, it was just a memorial. It was 100% successful, went off exactly as planned, we had excellent speakers and participation. We honored the dead and those who serve against the Minmatar heathens. I am quite pleased with the entire event. Like I said previously though hiding behind month old threads isn't going to concel the fact your alliance is falling apart and people in Providence held a meeting and wanted you out. Feel free to dredge up some more old threads if you like it won't change the facts. Archbishop PIE WEBSITE ARCHBISHOP PORTAL
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.05 23:10:00 - [38] Edited by: Jade Constantine on 05/07/2010 23:10:23 Originally by: Archbishop Resurrecting a nearly month old thread You brought it up (by lying about the wardec vote) in the other thread actually. I had forgotten all about it until you reminded me. But if you truly believe SF is falling apart I guess that means you should fight next time we wardec you right? Join the Revolution!
Archbishop Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.05 23:15:00 - [39] Originally by: Jade Constantine The fact he arranged the memorial inside a station demonstrates he's terrified of his enemies. The fact he dared not undock when confronted by those enemies demonstrates he's a cowardly worm. Neither of these facts gives him much right to say the words "Amarr Victor" with a straight face. Perhaps you need to look at the poster again for the memorial service. The Cathedral is inside the station thus that is where the memorial was held. Once again the Star Fraction seeks to take something that happens and lie about it in an effort to make themselves look "victorious". I recall one time they accused a militia corp of not fielding battleships to fight them. Never mind the militia corp was using frigates because thats what was called for in militia complexes, the Star Fraction took "credit" for it. It's kind of like taking credit for the sun coming up in the morning. It's going to happen anyway so you might as well try to get some PR value from it. In this case the memorial was held inside the Cathedral as scheduled. As for not "confronting enemies" I'd have to consider the Star Fraction a worthy enemy of the Amarr Empire to do that. I don't. They're obvious attention *****s who do whatever they can to get publicity to feed their executors gigantic ego. Given they declared war an hour before the memorial and cancelled it 10 minutes after it ended clearly indicates they never considered themselves an "enemy" at all and were simply looking for another newsflash like the one they got in Malkalen. To bad they left humiliated and disappointed having wasted time because their leader wanted another ego boost. The memorial was a wonderful experience. It was a 100% success and given the successes of the Amarr militia in campaigns against the Minmatar militia I certainly am quite happy to say AMARR VICTOR! Clearly the Star Fraction executor is desperate for any type of PR victory and will take credit for a planet orbiting the sun if she can. Anything for a "victory". Anything to try and hide the fact her most active pilots and commanders have abandoned the alliance and the locals in Providence want her out. Yes I can see how desperate she really is given what's happened. Archbishop PIE WEBSITE ARCHBISHOP PORTAL
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.05 23:19:00 - [40] Originally by: Archbishop Anything to try and hide the fact her most active pilots and commanders have abandoned the alliance and the locals in Providence want her out. Yes I can see how desperate she really is given what's happened. You really haven't gotten over that trial verdict have you. Still, I'll repeat. If you are so convinced we're a shadow of our former selves its probably time for you to test us. After all, you've alleged SF is falling apart so many times pure random chance suggests you'll be right once. Join the Revolution!
Archbishop Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.05 23:20:00 - [41] Originally by: Jade Constantine But if you truly believe SF is falling apart I guess that means you should fight next time we wardec you right? Like I said you'd have to be an enemy of the Amarr Empire to even get my notice. Instead as you dock at Amarrian stations, fly by Amarrian Navy ships without any action by them, setup industry on Amarrian planets and generally fly around like an average person I have to conclude the enemy considers you completely irrelevant. Thus so do I. Given your wardec wasn't even a few hours it's pretty clear you sought attention and publicity and nothing more. Unable to disrupt our event and become a "headliner" you resort to taking credit for the sun rising (us holding the memorial inside a cathedral) and do whatever you can to mask the humiliation of your failure to interupt a sacred service for those who perished. Sorry to disappoint you. As for your alliance falling apart we've seen this before. I'm sure you'll eventually get a new crop of anarchist rookies, you'll brainwash them and they'll fight with you for awhile, then they'll up and leave when they realize what you're like. It's happened before and it'll happen again. I'm sure just like the Stimulus guys who left your group and now speak negatively about you we'll eventually see this from some of the more honest DX4 pilots. Archbishop PIE WEBSITE ARCHBISHOP PORTAL
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.05 23:35:00 - [42] Originally by: Archbishop I'm sure just like the Stimulus guys who left your group and now speak negatively about you we'll eventually see this from some of the more honest DX4 pilots. Those were the Stimulus pilots you praised for seeing the light up until the point they corp-thefted your allies in Aegis Militia right? Seriously. Corps come and go from alliances, more news at 11. You conveniently ignored the DX4 pilot who told you precisely why they left on the other thread. Still, lucky we don't report on every PIE pilot who has left your cause disgusted at your inability to undock to fight war enemies isn't it? Would be quite a long list. Join the Revolution!
Tomahawk Bliss Minmatar Fates Assembly The Final Stand.	Posted - 2010.07.05 23:55:00 - [43] Edited by: Tomahawk Bliss on 05/07/2010 23:59:57 cough Garst cough Originally by: Archbishop the fact your alliance is falling apart and your most active members are leaving isn't really an effective tactic when you've been completely exposed. I think you misunderstand how supporting a coalition works. you think tags matter? people change depending on the job at hand. in fact, how many PIE pilots have gone and worked for other Amarr loyalist groups but remained in the fold and fought along side their brethren? go on and try to cause some damage to The Star Fraction and you can see first hand how "falling apart" adding another whole alliance has been. maybe you missed the whole Coalition part? possibly getting your golden butts blasted off by Bane and Mode in Amamake everyday has made you confused. ******************************** www.eve-chatsubo.com A long term Role-Play, Fiction and EVE storyline community.
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.06 00:37:00 - [44] Its terrible when people listen to the wrong rumours and make a complete muppet of themselves on Galnet isn't it. Join the Revolution!
Emperor Roman Sandals THAT Alliance	Posted - 2010.07.06 00:51:00 - [45] Edited by: Emperor on 06/07/2010 00:53:28 Originally by: Archbishop It was a day of great treachery and violence. A day the heathen showed exactly what he was made of. The unprovoked acts of violence continued as the Minmatar struck the peaceful Amarrians on several fronts. But in the heat of battle the unlikely appearance of a Royal Heir would turn the fortunes of an empire reeling from Minmatar treachery. Archbishop - you note that the Battle of Mekhois was a day of great violence, and treachery, and it was. But you imply the violence and treachery belonged solely to the Minmtar who invaded the Bleaklands and Kor-Azor space. You omit any mention of our own sins. In holding the Minmatar responsible, you make it seem like paradise was over-run by vermin, but that faithful Amarr played no part, were innocent and were not responsible. You make it seem like the appearance of Lady Jamyl I was without controversy. You also make it seem like the Amarr Empire was innocent and without division, that somehow we were the ones wronged in all of this. You are wrong. Such an attitude demonstrates the mindset of a blind and proud generation. Your position does not appear to understand either the mind of God or our history; which is always a dangerous thing for an Archbishop. So let me remind you: Prior to the Battle of Mekhois, the Empire was ruled by godless men engaged in godless practices and unspeakable sins Chamberlain Karsoth was practising the heresy of Sani Sabik as Imperial high representative of the celestial court and supreme authority in the Amarr Empire, and holding orgies within the Imperial holy places. His sin was not alone. Even after the initial attack on Amarr territories, we remained blind to our faults. For example, we rejoiced when Lady Sarum revealed that she had survived Imperial succession as a Holder, yet Imperially we continued the exile of King Khanid for surviving his own Imperial succession, as once, fifth Holder. What hypocrisy! It was we who were a sinful generation. The attacks against us were our wake up call. It was us we who were faithless and godless. While many assume the Amarr empire was at its zenith, it was actually at its nadir. Accordingly, it was God who allowed the heathen to have power over us; it was God who willed it to happen. The power shown by the invading heathens was not their own. It was not they who were responsible for the Battle of Mekhois. IT WAS US. They were merely the instruments of punishment, wielded by the divine hand of a righteous God. The Empire has begun to turn itself around. Thankfully, Lady Jamyl, now Empress, has been a good leader. She has stood against the godless, who had been appointed to punish us. Turning back God's wrath, she chased them out of the empire. She has rightfully shown sympathy to the plight of King Khanid II and invited him to resume his position on the council. Let us hope she takes that one step further and re-established House Khanid as a Holder line again. She has done many things of acclaim including facilitating the spreading of our one true faith, where it has not been before, even into the ranks of former dis-believing slaves and those who would have invaded us. But let us not think - that this healing is done. If we are going to hold a memorial rally to remember the Battle of Mekhois, let us certainly remember the fallen of that dark day, but let us not hold the Minmatar responsible for a responsibility that is solely ours, or credit them with a power they did not have of their own accord. convo me to get rid of any un-wanted T2 BPOS
Archbishop Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.06 02:21:00 - [46] Originally by: Tomahawk Bliss I think you misunderstand how supporting a coalition works. you think tags matter? people change depending on the job at hand. in fact, how many PIE pilots have gone and worked for other Amarr loyalist groups but remained in the fold and fought along side their brethren? Finally some confirmation of what we've always known. The Star Fraction Pirate Coalition is officially acknowledged as being a fact. It's good to see the Star Fraction is no longer going to try and "hide" their true identities and instead are open and accepting of the understanding that they are indeed pirates who have only used "anarchy" as an excuse for violence. In the past we've seen them ally with pirates only to claim "we don't support piracy". Now with this official coalition there will be no more need for them to try and hide their true selves. Thank you Tomahawk Bliss for that confirmation. Archbishop PIE WEBSITE ARCHBISHOP PORTAL
Darveses DAEDALUS X The Final Stand.	Posted - 2010.07.06 07:25:00 - [47] I can't help but notice Archie is back in all his nitpicking, selectively perceptional glory. Ah well, good things never last - I guess. ---
The Cosmopolite Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.06 10:08:00 - [48] Nothing has been confirmed here except that Archbishop's command of the facts is as shaky as his command of anything other than a cloaking Bestower. The Amarrian nationalist definition of 'pirate' really doesn't mean anything anymore. Not that it has had a meaning other than 'people we don't like' for many years. The Cosmopolite The Star Fraction Communications Portal
Seriphyn Inhonores Gallente Moira. Vanguard	Posted - 2010.07.06 10:42:00 - [49] If you ask me, I prefer the Empire over the State or Republic anyday, but honestly. You really think Mekhios was undeserved? After centuries of torment to the Minmatar people? Just saying. ------------ Luminaire General Seriphyn Inhonores [TAGMA] Federal Defence Union
Eran Mintor Minmatar Ddial Chan Annwn Annwn Matari	Posted - 2010.07.06 11:51:00 - [50] Edited by: Eran Mintor on 06/07/2010 11:51:45 Originally by: Seriphyn Inhonores If you ask me, I prefer the Empire over the State or Republic anyday, but honestly. You really think Mekhios was undeserved? After centuries of torment to the Minmatar people? Just saying. If you ask me, I prefer logic over all that bull** anyday, but honestly. You really think Seyllin was undeserved? After centuries of acting like pompous *****s, you had it coming, right? Edit: Just saying.... ------------------------------------------------
Seriphyn Inhonores Gallente Moira. Vanguard	Posted - 2010.07.06 12:08:00 - [51] Originally by: Eran Mintor Edited by: Eran Mintor on 06/07/2010 11:51:45 Originally by: Seriphyn Inhonores If you ask me, I prefer the Empire over the State or Republic anyday, but honestly. You really think Mekhios was undeserved? After centuries of torment to the Minmatar people? Just saying. If you ask me, I prefer logic over all that bull** anyday, but honestly. You really think Seyllin was undeserved? After centuries of acting like pompous *****s, you had it coming, right? Edit: Just saying.... Seyllin was a natural disaster, get it right. ------------ Luminaire General Seriphyn Inhonores [TAGMA] Federal Defence Union
Eran Mintor Minmatar Ddial Chan Annwn Annwn Matari	Posted - 2010.07.06 12:19:00 - [52] Originally by: Seriphyn Inhonores Originally by: Eran Mintor Edited by: Eran Mintor on 06/07/2010 11:51:45 Originally by: Seriphyn Inhonores If you ask me, I prefer the Empire over the State or Republic anyday, but honestly. You really think Mekhios was undeserved? After centuries of torment to the Minmatar people? Just saying. If you ask me, I prefer logic over all that bull** anyday, but honestly. You really think Seyllin was undeserved? After centuries of acting like pompous *****s, you had it coming, right? Edit: Just saying.... Seyllin was a natural disaster, get it right. Many would say the same about Mekhois. "It was only natural that the war would come into their worlds," says the Minmatar. What if the Sansha attacked Pator IV? ------------------------------------------------
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.06 16:57:00 - [53] Originally by: Archbishop Finally some confirmation of what we've always known. The Star Fraction Pirate Coalition is officially acknowledged as being a fact. You can't have it both ways. Either we're falling apart and losing all our active pilots or we're becoming the secret power behind all thats evil in the universe. You need to decide on a single note for your propaganda ranting really otherwise you just sound like a confused and desperate old man. Join the Revolution!
Rodj Blake Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.06 17:47:00 - [54] Originally by: Jade Constantine Originally by: Archbishop Finally some confirmation of what we've always known. The Star Fraction Pirate Coalition is officially acknowledged as being a fact. You can't have it both ways. Either we're falling apart and losing all our active pilots or we're becoming the secret power behind all thats evil in the universe. You need to decide on a single note for your propaganda ranting really otherwise you just sound like a confused and desperate old man. On the contrary, as an entity weakens it's not at all unlikely that it would consider its allies more valuable than ever. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
The Cosmopolite Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.06 19:58:00 - [55] Originally by: Rodj Blake On the contrary, as an entity weakens it's not at all unlikely that it would consider its allies more valuable than ever. Ah. This would be the explanation for the CVA allying with pirates lately. It is useful to get an Amarr loyalist insight into this issue, even though it does no more than confirm conclusions already drawn from simple observation. Thank you, Rodj Blake, for that confirmation that the CVA's alliance with various piratical entities is a sign of its weakness and desperation. Of course, I take it to be such a confirmation by your standards because that is what the logic of PIE 'Spiritual Director' Archbishop would have it be and I am sure you do not disagree with his logic. Or is it perhaps that his logic is only to be applied to enemies? I would hope not because that would make you, what is the word? Ah, yes, hypocrites. That would be truly shocking. The Cosmopolite The Star Fraction Communications Portal
Rodj Blake Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.06 20:13:00 - [56] Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Silas Vitalia Khanid Provincial Vanguard	Posted - 2010.07.06 20:59:00 - [57] AS we've been quite occupied with several CONCORD-Sanctioned police actions in the Kingdom, we've temporarily shelved this issue for the duration of our current campaign. Temporarily being the key word. We have not forgotten your insults against our Homeland and King, and we still await a public apology from PIE regarding the embarrassing conduct of their subordinates. A simple public apology will suffice, given from any authority figure within PIE. Please take this opportunity to right this wrong under your own aegis, right now, for Honor demands we have satisfaction regarding this issue, and we certainly will. AS for the Fraction; the fact that we both, temporarily, have issues with the same organization in no way indicates any support or agreement with any of your vile lot. We consider our issues with PIE an Amarrian matter. Outsider opinions are not wanted. We beseech your members to embrace the Lord, beg His forgiveness, and be Saved. Silas Vitalia CEO Khanid Provincial Vanguard Open for Recruitment!
Jade Constantine Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2010.07.07 13:06:00 - [58] Originally by: Silas Vitalia AS for the Fraction; the fact that we both, temporarily, have issues with the same organization in no way indicates any support or agreement with any of your vile lot. We consider our issues with PIE an Amarrian matter. Outsider opinions are not wanted. We beseech your members to embrace the Lord, beg His forgiveness, and be Saved. Have not an inkling of doubt that the sentiment is entirely recipricated. The fact that Khanid Provincial Vanguard is a more honest and manly representative of Amarr/Khanid nationalism that actually considers fighting in space an important pre-requisite before coughing out the words "Amarr Victor" though somewhat refreshing (after years of watching PIE hide) in noways excuses your support of regressive imperialism and we are sure we'll have opportunity to blast your slaver vessels to atoms some time soon. Join the Revolution!
Rodj Blake Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.07 13:17:00 - [59] Originally by: Jade Constantine (after years of watching PIE hide) Once again, prove yourself a real threat to the Empire, and we'll move you up our priority list. But while your impact on the Empire is limited to things like supporting the economy of Mekhios, I see no reason to engage you - especially when real threats like the Republicans and the Sansha require our attention. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Archbishop Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.07.07 13:25:00 - [60] As I said the information I had about the internal strife of the Star Fraction came secondhand. While some DX4 pilots have spoken publically about it and the "trend" matches previous examples of SF breakups again its all secondhand. If Jade and Cosmo wish to state it isn't true and are instead acknowledging that the breakup of SF corps was due to the forming of a pirate coalition (as they now have) that's fine with me. The Star Fraction has a long and colorful history of aligning with piratical elements. In the past though they've always sought to deny this and claimed they weren't. To now see them step forward and proudly proclaim not only are the pirates but they are also co-founder of this new pirate coalition is refreshing. While I deplore piracy I must commend the Star Fraction on this occasion for having found the courage to face the truth about themselves. While piracy is of course a great sin being true to yourself and not lying about is commendable. Now we see the anarchists stand to proudly proclaim their status as members of a pirate coalition. Refreshing honesty from an alliance not exactly known for it. Archbishop PIE WEBSITE ARCHBISHOP PORTAL

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