Originally by: White Tree

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pretty sure this thread is a troll

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Originally by: Kalle Demos

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ITT Goons + numbers damage control by calling me a troll because it is easier to call someone a troll and deny losses / issues than accept instability within their alliances and drama within the North Korea Coalition.

The only thing obviously that is a troll is that I wont be invading the north but it did amuse me that you guys reacted over that and felt threatened, I do like how everything I write circulates fast within North Korea though with people spamming "is he trolling" while getting replies "I am not sure, he is pretty accurate, lets just call him troll and go back to what we were doing, we are fine if anything goes wrong we will just call all of the North again"

I sadly missed the opportunity to kill the freighter that was holding all of Goons + numbers fuel, once again a huge mess up caused by TEST is affecting the outcome of this failure of an invasion.

I just dont get why TEST have been given jobs todo other than 'log on and get in fleet' which is why they were blued in the first place, they have continued to mess up over and over, screwing up ops by inviting spies ignoring CTA and ratting instead, does Goons really feel that threatened that they need to have alliances blue which are in effect causing more losses, is this really how bad North Korea has got?

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Originally by: Euriti

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Edited by: Euriti on 17/01/2011 21:47:48
The story of Kalle Demos is the story of the classical CAOD alt poster. He slowly appears in several threads regarding politics all over EVE in an attempt to build up credibility as a 'neutral observer'.
This particular kind of CAOD poster will make his best efforts to seem unbiased, through a period that can stretch from weeks to months. This type of CAOD poster does, however, have something different in mind. Instead of continuing his apparently unbiased posting, he starts working towards his true goal: A posting campaign against his nemesis.

Slowly but surely his attention shifts to the actions of a single alliance, or in some cases a collection of alliances closely allied, and the political battles of this alliance/these alliances. With time, the frequency of posts pick up and the apparent goal of the poster becomes clear.
Within a few weeks the poster will have have moved on to posting threads by himself. Typically, these threads spell doom for the posters nemesis alliance(s) and proclaim victory for their opponents.

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