You seem to be quickly developing a habit of telling the Caldari how we should behave, respond, react and develop.

You may not have noticed, we're not overly fond of that.

You seem to be quickly developing a habit of telling the Caldari how we should behave, respond, react and develop.

You may not have noticed, we're not overly fond of that.

I believe you are also not fond of losing territory and being hobbled by Federals in front of billions of onlookers while being led by a shell of a man. Re-evaluations are in order.

What you believe is irrelevant. Re-evaluations may be in order, but that is for us to decide. I appreciate your attempt to be a solid ally and offer advice but you are crossing the line between acceptable counseling and patronizing.

What you believe is irrelevant. Re-evaluations may be in order, but that is for us to decide. I appreciate your attempt to be a solid ally and offer advice but you are crossing the line between acceptable counseling and patronizing.

In our recent past the Amarr suffered a great defeat to the Jove... compounded by opportunistic Federation meddling in arming , supplying, and inciting rebellion among our rightful property the Matari.

Ms. Vitalia, you're simply confirming our belief that you are arrogant and patronizing. Perhaps it may be best to stop before you reinforce this belief further yet.

Don't shoot the messenger, they do occasionally bring you something useful.

But as said earlier, I'll let it drop. Let's bury this whole little thread now.

One big difference is that the state can not only survive, but thrive with this. A harsh live breeds strong body and mind, filters out the weak. Reports are that the caldari have retained the surface. To the caldari, this is not a crushing blow, but a rally cry. That is for me who was there!

Now imagine the filtered news being fed the Caldari populous. I hardly think it is going to be tales of loss and woe. Just not our way.

In all he did, the Executor lulled, us, lulled the State, into a pleasant and soothing dream - But it was a dream still, and nothing more.

It is not a dream. It is a goal.
Goal, that we have to reach, and to reach it we have to act. Together. As one. As the State.
And when one starts to dream about goal without really acting, it is truly becomes only a dream.
We shouldn't allow it happen! We must remain strong with will and resolution!

So you want more death over this foolishness? Its because of people like you that I'm glad the titan is gone. One less gun in the sky.

This is not a foolishness, this is a goal, that can be reached. And no, I don't want more deaths. But, unfortunately, deaf to words gallente can't be disposed of by peaceful means.

And maybe titan is gone and his valorous crew, that fought bravery in the sight of outnumbering forces, has joined ancestors, we still have many other guns, and in this battle we took down much more guns than lost.

Unfortunately, loss of our "gun" made the planet vulnerable. But these treacherous dogs has recieved a huge blow, so huge, so one of their supercarriers flee in terror from the battlefield. We have shown them the Caldari spirit!

And this is not the end.

Uh, they 'fled' after the Caldari fleet was gone and let idiot capsuleers fight amongst themselves. I think after a battle you are supposed to go back to dock, not stay hovering over a planet like the Titan was. Rearm, refuel and some rest.

Many cultures are often granted 'teachable moments' to illuminate errors in judgement and leadership.

In our recent past the Amarr suffered a great defeat to the Jove... compounded by opportunistic Federation meddling in arming , supplying, and inciting rebellion among our rightful property the Matari.

This was not the fault of the Jove, nor the Matari, nor the Federation; it was solely the fault of inept leadership leading to hundreds of years of navel-gazing, shattered psyche, and loss of proper purpose among many of the Amarr. Something the Amarr are just now clawing their way out of, despite the current deplorable situation in the Empire (another topic perhaps).

The State has recently suffered a great defeat to the Federation. Again this defeat was not the fault of the Federation, nor the brave combatants, but solely the fault of inept leadership. This deplorable situation for the State if left uncorrected I'm afraid will also lead to decades of Caldari navel-gazing, second guessing, and a loss of purpose.

Caldari would be wise to study Imperial mistakes, especially the mistakes after the loss at Vak A'tioth, in order to perhaps steer a brighter, swifter path back towards success.

Don't shoot the messenger, they do occasionally bring you something useful.

But as said earlier, I'll let it drop. Let's bury this whole little thread now.