It's disturbing when the tabloids actually have a point.

Amusingly (and in contrast to the inane theory of "blood jurisdiction"), extraditing a "leader" for acts of criminal aggression outside declared war is consistent with, you know, long-standing principles of international law.

With the fallout from the Colelie Incident still falling, the situation amongst Gallente society remains tense, as an increasing number of people begin writing to their Senators, demanding action and answers.

Gutter Press spoke to several well-to-do Caille residents, who expressed concern over recent events.

"What I want to know, is why, once again, enemy ships are free to just wander into Federation space without even being slowed down by the defences that are supposed to stop them. Has nothing been learned since that sneak attack by the Caldari?" said one well dressed woman.

"I want answers. They say that the Republic chief, what's his name? Shakira? The big dark coloured fellow. They say he was talking with President Roden all week, regarding the thing with that poor Republic woman, Karin Midular. She was such a dear. Anyway, they say Shakuro knew all about what was going on. And then they say that the order to attack came right from the top? That means that Shaker has to have given the order, doesn't it?", said another fashionable woman.

"If Shakor gave the order, then he needs to be extradited, stand trial for murdering thousands of people. Maybe trial like Admiral Eturrer's", said a third woman, sporting the latest Quafe Girl style outfit.

"If they wont extradite Shakor, then the Navy should send a few Erebuses over to Matar, light it up. That'll teach them", said one foil-wrapped person.

"My daughter and her wife are hairstylists stationed on one of those Navy ships. It's simply unacceptable that our taxes go to pay for dreadnoughts that the Minmatar then use to vandalise Federation property! I am going to discuss this with my Senator the next time we play cards", said one elderly Gallente woman, wearing a retro-futuristic polytextile ball gown.

The storm surrounding the Colelie Incident shows no sign of calming!

It's disturbing when the tabloids actually have a point.

You mean the international law the Republic ignored when they took those actions in the first place?

Thank you for showing us once again, what regular Gallente citizens represent. Glassing this whole Caille-city would be a mercy for their depraved souls.

These people get to vote.

Scary.

That's why democracy doesn't work.

Not any better than some chode sitting on a throne.

Voting should be done by clan chiefs, passing up the chain to the national level.

Ah, there you are. I was wondering when you were going to make your ignorant comment on the Caille people.

That's why democracy doesn't work.

They're called Gutter Press, people. Their head journalist is quite literally someone who writes under the pen-name "Muck Raker." If you don't understand that Gutter Press is a parody, you're either wilfully ignorant or functionally ********.

How dare you besmirch the good name of Muck Raker?

It's funny how most people on the IGS will unquestioningly believe something that Gutter Press writes when it puts a positive spin on their allies or a negative spin on their enemies.

They're called Gutter Press, people. Their head journalist is quite literally someone who writes under the pen-name "Muck Raker." If you don't understand that Gutter Press is a parody, you're either wilfully ignorant or functionally ********.

Stop ruining the joke.