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Meehan	Posted - 2005.05.03 21:10:00 - [1] Hail immortals and plebs alike! I must confess that yesterday I was sad. Very sad. I thought that the Emperor was my everything, that the fight I fought alongside CVA was the epitome of existance. When I realized there was no going back to my brethren in that alliance I was close to the edge, feeling dead although eerily enough still alive - much like a newly activated clone feels from what I understand. Today however, I see things differently. Fate is what has guided me down this new path, fate as the extension of God's will. You may call it grandeur or you may call it delusion... heck, you may even call it hubris, but I am convinced that what has happened to me has happened for the greater good of the spinning wheel that is history. I see now that the powers that be have put me forth on a mission to change the path of man kind, to change the fate of Amarr. Let me explain my first thesis, the First Pillar of the Cruoris Congregati; Amarr is superior and meant to govern the lesser people. It's in the Scriptures and remains one of the few objective truths in our universe. The Empire practices this belief to its greatest ability but with one flaw; for it is assumed that Amarr lies in the blood, in the genetic heritage of our forefathers. Many have claimed this to be absurd... and what if I say they are right? What if I say it isn't the case? What if I say that being True Amarr is a state of mind and not a set of genes? I firmly believe this to be true, I believe all men seeing and embracing this obvious truth to be True Amarr - whether they are born by Minmatar parents or Gallente ones. Our flesh differs little across the races, what really differs is the souls of the individuals. I'm sure most of you will recognize the fact that 99,9% of the universe's populace remains a grey mass; uninteresting people settling for the minor joys of life and being consent with being led by others. The remaining tenth of a percent would presumably be those leaders, be the True Amarr; divine masters of the universe. Incidentally enough, most of the podpilots out there would be accounted for in that percent. Conclusion; many podpilots are really true Amarr. This would be why we see so much respect between podpilots fighting for opposite causes, why we're able to perform such God-like feats as alliances and sovereignities. Not because we are lucky but because we are meant for it. Fate. Alas, many have yet to embrace this truth before they can assume their roles of True Amarr. Some will never be able to embrace it, never realize that they are meant to govern the lesser people. Because of this, because of denying the Scriptures and their fate, they have forfeit their role as masters of the universe, smothered their chance of Purity in the soul. Even though they would be potential immortals they have chosen to remain with the grey mass, degraded themselves to useless lumps of water and nitrogen bases. Thus only a fraction of the tenth of a percent would classify as True Amarr with Purity in their souls. What's the point of this, you will say now? Why am I preaching this seemingly apparant truth? Well truth be told many of you will not see the greater pattern of this because God does not intend you to. But the few of you who do will slowly begin to experience what will inexorably follow this realization. There is no greater race; there is but a greater state of mind. A universe on the brink of realizing the consequences of faked immortality is about to be broken at its foundations. And a fortunate clique - selected by fate alone - will find glory in the rituals of the Sani Sabik. The Blood Cult and true immortality. /Cardinal Meehan Cruoris Congregati
Bhurak	Posted - 2005.05.03 21:29:00 - [2] At first I found this intriguing, right up until you started speaking of dominion. Do not discount the billions of planet bound souls. They far outnumber us and could easily bury us. As for the Blood Raiders, I have nothing to say that hasn't already been said by many. It is truly sad that some let their faith in god to be peverted by forbidden rituals. The empire stamped them out several tiems in the past. I think we are due once again. Bhurak Nossrep CLH CIC "Gentleman of Fortune" Random Miner> Did you how steal my ore, lacked prospects or a bright future the thing you wanted me to take the fight airship to hit you
GoGo Yubari	Posted - 2005.05.03 22:15:00 - [3] Welcome my brother, It is indeed the way of the sheep to protect themselves by weak-faced lies when they gaze at the true face of God and recoil in the terror at their own insignificance. It is that kind of weakness that has made countless feudal lords who have inherited all they own to claim that their power lies embedded in their heritage or genetic makeup. Those are lies crafted by those who are too weak to claim that power for themselves. We - you and I who stand among the selected few - know this to be true, for we have tasted of the true cup of power that God intended for his chosen ones.
The Cosmopolite	Posted - 2005.05.03 22:31:00 - [4] smiles Yet more evidence that the CVA is a nest of heretics and renegades. Like so many paramilitary organisations that pretend to be loyal to a given empire, they'll take anyone: no matter how unsavoury their background may be. The Cosmopolite The Star Fraction - Executor CEO: Jade Constantine
Gaven Lok'ri	Posted - 2005.05.03 22:39:00 - [5] You might notice that this heretic is no longer a pilot of the CVA. I dont know about you, but time does not work backwards... I dont believe you could have called meehan's background unsavory when he was accepted. So unless you say that a pilots background is unsavory when accepted because of actions he commited after haveing left the corp he was accepted to... any such accusation against the CVA is left with little ground to stand on. Nobiscum Deus! Ave Doriam II!
The Cosmopolite	Posted - 2005.05.03 22:46:00 - [6] Edited by: The Cosmopolite on 03/05/2005 22:47:09 Originally by: Gaven Lok'ri You might notice that this heretic is no longer a pilot of the CVA. I dont know about you, but time does not work backwards... I dont believe you could have called meehan's background unsavory when he was accepted. So unless you say that a pilots background is unsavory when accepted because of actions he commited after haveing left the corp he was accepted to... any such accusation against the CVA is left with little ground to stand on. Originally by: excerpt from pilot Meehan's bio-file [...] He was raised by the Ardishapur Family in Nalu where he got into a mild Sani Sabik cult called the Cruoris Congregati. [...] Meehan later entered and graduated from the Imperial Academy, starting to work for the CVA as a fleet ensign in PIE. Seems the CVA's much-vaunted intelligence division is rather lacking when it comes to doing background checks on applicants. No great surprise, I suspect you would find a fair few rum goings-on in the background of many CVA pilots. The Cosmopolite The Star Fraction - Executor CEO: Jade Constantine
Pulgor	Posted - 2005.05.03 22:54:00 - [7] Originally by: Gaven Lok'ri You might notice that this heretic is no longer a pilot of the CVA. I dont know about you, but time does not work backwards... I dont believe you could have called meehan's background unsavory when he was accepted. So unless you say that a pilots background is unsavory when accepted because of actions he commited after haveing left the corp he was accepted to... any such accusation against the CVA is left with little ground to stand on. Actually, I believe what the Comopolite was saying was that surely there were signs of this new belief before hand. He didn't just wake up one day with a wild idea "Hey, lets be a blood raider!" no no, generally there is evidence. There was evidence before both of my ideological transformations if you look through my communications before those times. Reguardless that is irrelevent now: It would seem the second incarnation of the Demons of Oyanata is here. I trust the AM will deal with you in short order. ----------------------------------- Pulgor --- In service to Saram. Visit the Ammatar channel ingame!
Gaven Lok'ri	Posted - 2005.05.03 23:02:00 - [8] Mate I dont know about you... but seems to me that public records only record actions after becomeing a pod pilot. I expect that if SF had anything resembleing morals that you would have just as many slight offenders in their past who had gone over to your side of things. You will notice I might add... that even in his current heretical state, he admits to haveing been a true believer a day ago. So I think your arguments are... not well founded. Nobiscum Deus! Ave Doriam II!
EVEPlayer 8216	Posted - 2005.05.03 23:11:00 - [9] Edited by: EVEPlayer 8216 on 03/05/2005 23:12:06 [EVIL, BAD DEFAULTS.]
Aphoxema G	Posted - 2005.05.03 23:12:00 - [10] Originally by: Gaven Lok'ri So I think your arguments are... not well founded. Ya'know, I noticed'is trend, yeah? Nothin's ever 'founded' when'it conficts'ith'at ya'guys like... Damnit... why can'na more people'a be cool, like me? ---------- ------- \|(\_/)\| \|(O.o)\| \|(> <)\| \-----/Bunny'as been Emboxed cause'e made Lord Plush mad!
Lorna Doone	Posted - 2005.05.04 00:22:00 - [11] I love the way it went from being a 'thesis' to a 'truth' in the space of a few paragraphs. I guess only a True Amarr could do that... --------------------------------------------------------------- "Meantime, all around me is violence and robbery, coarse delight and savage pain, reckless joke and hopeless death."
Archbishop	Posted - 2005.05.04 00:29:00 - [12] The trauma of having his wife killed by terrorists has pushed Meehan over the edge. His banishment from the CVA is complete. Only God can provide him the forgiveness he seeks. First he must learn to forgive himself. All who worship the Blood will pay the price for defaming God. God is the only entity worthy of worship in the universe. Meehan it is still not to late. Pray for forgiveness and God may grant it. Archbishop VISIT THE PIE HOMEPAGE & FORUMS PIE INFORMATION CENTER
Archbishop	Posted - 2005.05.04 00:33:00 - [13] Quote: "Seems the CVA's much-vaunted intelligence division is rather lacking when it comes to doing background checks on applicants. No great surprise, I suspect you would find a fair few rum goings-on in the background of many CVA pilots." We police our own Anarchist. While there may be occasional lapses in individual judgement the CVA as a whole is as close to Godliness as one can come. Our army of faith and determination along with the armies of the other Amarrian loyalist alliances bring forth the truth of scripture to the masses. Meehan has lost his way. Pushed over the edge by the terrorists he had sworn to fight. Yet there is still hope. Unlike the Anarchists we believe in redemption and forgiveness. With contrite heart and open soul one may come and beg forgiveness from God the master and recieve it. That is true "civilized" government. One that brings forth God's light and his hope. Even the Minmatar terrorists or the worst Anarchist could seek redemption in God's eyes and be forgiven. Archbishop VISIT THE PIE HOMEPAGE & FORUMS PIE INFORMATION CENTER
The Cosmopolite	Posted - 2005.05.04 00:52:00 - [14] Edited by: The Cosmopolite on 04/05/2005 01:15:09 Originally by: Archbishop [...]the CVA as a whole is as close to Godliness as one can come. My word but it's truly the season for heresy and hubris among the ranks of the CVA. Now its turbulent priest-in-chief arrogates to the CVA the status of being closest to Godliness as is possible. Well I never. I had thought this elevated position was reserved solely for the Emperor. Something tells me the Theology Council wants a little word with you, Archbishop. These 'lapses' are becoming altogether too common and provide mounting evidence of the sinful pride of the renegades of the CVA. The Cosmopolite The Star Fraction - Executor CEO: Jade Constantine
Ardor	Posted - 2005.05.04 01:19:00 - [15] Originally by: Grand Master Elata Ardo Remember, the Amarr people are not superiour solely due to our blood or solely due to our Faith, the Reclaiming was a holy task given to us to redeem ourselves in the eyes of God. I fully agree with this statement. Ancestry, faith and our actions are the pillars of a True Amarrian. There are faithfull foreigners who fight for Amarr. Many members of AMAX fill this role. I have a lot of respect for them. Of course a Caldari (Minmatar, Gallente ...) can not be a true Amarr. Even Ni-Kunni or Udorians obviously can not be true Amarrians. I suppose each True Amarr with a sense of ancestry will agree. We have this great sense of ancestry for a reason. As far as I know the Blood Raiders are Amarrians only...
Gaven Lok'ri	Posted - 2005.05.04 01:53:00 - [16] True enough Ardor. However, if we being True Amarr are indeed higher than those who arent -- a statement that I would support utterly -- would we not also be the lowest of the low if we succumbed to the temptations of Evil such as the Blood Raiders have? As indeed we as a race have come as close as one can to God, would we not also suffer the most for abandoning Him? I see Khanids like yourself as misguided, wrong in many things, but not like the Blood Raiders. The Blood Raiders are a group who can be seen as true heretics that have turned utterly to evil... they are also not irredeemable, however, I would not wish to be the one trying to bring someone who turned his back on God so completely into the Faith once more. Nobiscum Deus! Ave Doriam II!
Ardor	Posted - 2005.05.04 02:31:00 - [17] Originally by: Gaven Lok'ri However, if we being True Amarr are indeed higher than those who arent -- a statement that I would support utterly -- would we not also be the lowest of the low if we succumbed to the temptations of Evil such as the Blood Raiders have? Difficult question. Yes definiatly we would be among the lowest of low. Our sin would be greater compared to those without amarrian roots because we should have known better. This kind of Amarrians are the Amarrians you and me enslave. I dont make a difference between them or other slaves, though. I will have to think about it. Originally by: Gaven Lok'ri As indeed we as a race have come as close as one can to God, would we not also suffer the most for abandoning Him? Yes. Originally by: Gaven Lok'ri I see Khanids like yourself as misguided, wrong in many things, but not like the Blood Raiders. The Blood Raiders are a group who can be seen as true heretics that have turned utterly to evil... Thank you for seeing a difference. We have the same God, same faith, same religion, same scriptures but we follow different leaders. I think there is no need to repeat our same old arguments why both of us think we follow the right leader. One of us is wrong / misguided for sure. I hope that one day all Amarrians will reunite under one strong leader once again. A leader who will guide you and me. I expect this day will be the day when my beloved King Khanid II dies, as I see him as Gods chosen one (der Wahrhaftige).
Meehan	Posted - 2005.05.04 05:17:00 - [18] My backgrounds are irrelevant, I never let them surface until an unfortunate event a few nights ago. CVA would not have known about my childhood ties to the Cruoris because no such record exists. At least they didn't until now when I'm openly admitting them over these channels. The squabble over petty politics when you are invited to a revelation of spiritual perfection shows your souls are not yet ready for embracing the one truth that would make you True Amarr. I'd say a great many of you are on the right track when it comes to correct faith, but all of you remain crippled in your beliefs - either because you are consciously rejecting what you know to be your own superiority or because God does not intend glory for you. I should be able to preach the Second Pillar shortly.
Graelyn	Posted - 2005.05.04 05:51:00 - [19] You seem to feel that humility is worthless. Come, let me teach you a lesson in humility. I have seen the 'glory' and the 'will of god' in these waves of lemming blood followers who break themselves apart against my hull on my daily travels. You feel you follow a different fate? A different teaching? Minister - Public Affairs AEGIS MILITIA ATCR Forums
GoGo Yubari	Posted - 2005.05.04 06:38:00 - [20] Edited by: GoGo Yubari on 04/05/2005 06:38:45 Originally by: Ardor As far as I know the Blood Raiders are Amarrians only... There may be individual Sani Sabik sects that restrict membership to a certain bloodline only, but the greatest among them - Omir Sarikusa's Blood Raiders -- accept all who are worthy. Many of the more prominent members of his organization are non-Amarr and the Cardinal himself bears some Caldari ancestry.
Ardor	Posted - 2005.05.04 10:03:00 - [21] Originally by: GoGo Yubari Edited by: GoGo Yubari on 04/05/2005 06:38:45 Originally by: Ardor As far as I know the Blood Raiders are Amarrians only... There may be individual Sani Sabik sects that restrict membership to a certain bloodline only, but the greatest among them - Omir Sarikusa's Blood Raiders -- accept all who are worthy. Many of the more prominent members of his organization are non-Amarr and the Cardinal himself bears some Caldari ancestry. Your info is correct, I was wrong. Damn, I am getting old. I could swear I've read somewhere its Amarr only. That might have been an ancient text from the very beginning of the cult. No, I am not sooo old...
GoGo Yubari	Posted - 2005.05.04 10:45:00 - [22] Edited by: GoGo Yubari on 04/05/2005 10:48:11 Originally by: Ardor Your info is correct, I was wrong. Damn, I am getting old. I could swear I've read somewhere its Amarr only. That might have been an ancient text from the very beginning of the cult. No, I am not sooo old... Thank you and yes, it is more than likely that in the beginning it was an Amarrian only affair. Not strange at all that it is among the Amarr that such great truths were revealed really, considering that such spiritual study is a pervasive aspect of the Amarr culture. Originally by: Pulgor It would seem the second incarnation of the Demons of Oyanata is here. I trust the AM will deal with you in short order. I would hardly call this a second incarnation of the Demons of Oyonata, whose presence in the Bleak Lands has been meager in recent times. Be that as it may, yet it would be patently false to say that only they've stood up for the covenant in the past and indeed not all of the covenant's allies have faded into obscurity. The Venal Rangers welcome Meehan and the Cruoris Congregati to the true heart of the cult.
Brute Helmet	Posted - 2005.05.04 11:58:00 - [23] Originally by: Ardor Ancestry, faith and our actions are the pillars of a True Amarrian. There are faithfull foreigners who fight for Amarr. Many members of AMAX fill this role. I have a lot of respect for them. Of course a Caldari (Minmatar, Gallente ...) can not be a true Amarr. Even Ni-Kunni or Udorians obviously can not be true Amarrians. I suppose each True Amarr with a sense of ancestry will agree. We have this great sense of ancestry for a reason. So, here we see the Amarr superiority complex expressed in its full glory. If you are not a True Amarr you are subhuman, or maybe its the True Amarr that are superhumans ? The statement is also quite the slap in the face of the big Blueberry PIE himself, Admiral Hardin.... cough Ni-Kunni cough
Meehan	Posted - 2005.05.04 13:28:00 - [24] Edited by: Meehan on 04/05/2005 13:28:01 Originally by: Graelyn You seem to feel that humility is worthless. Come, let me teach you a lesson in humility. Humility is worthless. It's but a tool developed by lesser people to justify for themselves - and others - their disability to break free of the eventless lifes that fate has granted them.
Liet Traep	Posted - 2005.05.31 08:05:00 - [25] Not speaking for my corp but as an individual. What if you wished to ally with the blood raider covenant for the sole purpose of killing amarrian paramilitaries?
Meehan	Posted - 2005.05.31 08:21:00 - [26] Speak with Templar Hira'rahzir the Blood Inquisition.

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