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Suuji Praath
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Posted - 2006.03.26 22:13:00 -
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I had tried with words. Reason, rational thought and careful explanation. I wrote essays, lectured to youth, lobbied tirelessly, and dedicated my voice to the cause. I became a symbol of the Intaki people. But I failed.
I failed because I tried to deny something within myself that is my greatest strength. It is the part of me that is willing to sacrifice. That will is a part of us all but so very few of us have embraced it. We must be willing to sacrifice our lives and the lives of others if we are ever to change this world.
My actions might seem spurious, mindless and irrational, but there is a subtle purpose that evades most of you. I work to save you from yourself. To save me from myself. Humanity is a weak and pathetic thing unless constantly challenged. We grow fat, lazy, stupid, ignorant and useless without strict motivation. If we do not adapt, evolve and continue to grow stronger and more capable in our environment, there must be a negative consequence. The most efficient and effective consequence is death.
I understand this now. I understand why the weakest and oldest of a herd must die. Not only so the rest can live, but so they may live better. I do not deny myself as a predator any longer. A predator can sacrifice the weak in the name of the strong. Can tear the fat and stupid from the herd to preserve the integrity of the species.
Many of you will call me names; hurl insults and poetry in petty defiance. But despite your words you know that I will have already won. For to defeat me, to better yourself, is my goal. If you ignore me and continue to degenerate, then we will all have failed.
And now, where words have failed, actions will succeed.
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Kaleigh Doyle
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Posted - 2006.03.26 22:31:00 -
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So you realized no one was listening to you, and now you're going to start murdering the weak to prove your point?
*claps*
Bravo.
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Alexis DeTocqueville
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Posted - 2006.03.26 22:42:00 -
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I don't think you have much moral authority to stand on if you're in the employ of Suffoco Noctis. No offense to Malka or anything, but her piracy isn't exactly something you can shoehorn into Just War theory.
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Vendrin
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Posted - 2006.03.26 23:11:00 -
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You are a traitor and a fool.
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Jenny Spitfire
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Posted - 2006.03.26 23:13:00 -
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A psychopath in the making?
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GoGo Yubari
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Posted - 2006.03.26 23:47:00 -
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In a way, it makes a lot of sense. I think we need to be challenged and made to earn what we got with every breath we take. I also think a lot of people don't and consequently live under the protective umbrella of the big brother, toiling for the management in return, because they're unable to do anything else, while never really being worth a damn besides being a cog in the machine. Those people ain't alive, they're as good as dead anyway. Then again, I no longer feel a need to act as the fell hand of death. Death, that good old fellow, can reap his own garden clean of the weeds. Let the worms eat the ***** while I fly with the angels, I say.
Oh, and I can hurl poetry - comes with the job, I guess.
Nothing's left to say
It's the word that eats itself
Lost as soon as born
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Jacq d'Luna
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Posted - 2006.03.27 00:12:00 -
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A selection of responses unworthy of you Suuji. A woman who sends more people to their death during primetime than many so called 'Pirate' organisations manage in several years and a Caldari who's very nation espouses the sentiment you display, albeit dressed up as 'Economics'. The survival of the fittest is the central doctrine of every organisation, alliance and nation to which we subscribe to hold dear. Despite how it is dressed up. Is your own murder justified Ms Doyle because you believe those that are killed in the name of entertainment and justice 'had it coming to them'. Mr Praath may have become many things, but at the very least he remains honest as to why he has become them.
It is obvious, however, that you find a peculiar manner in which to justify your actions. It does not befit you Suuji to discuss 'sacrifice', your actions display no such virtue worthy of the name. You do not sacrifice your own life in this evolutionary theory you describe, despite what you say, you sacrifice the lives of others in the protection and advancement of your own. For your theory to be valid, you must consider yourself the result of this campaign to "sacrifice the weak in the name of the strong" rather than a participant within it. You must claim, for your ideals to have any meaning, that you, and your followers, are the agent of this thinning rather than it's victims. If you did not claim as such, by your own logic you would already be the victim of "the most efficient and effective consequence".
Your actions precipatated such an evolution in the manner of your exit from Placid Reborn, whether this was the removal of weakness to create strength or vice versa depends on your side of the divide. I maintain my neutrality. You earned my respect through your actions within the corporation and continue to earn it in the way in which you conduct yourself without it. I have little interest in the 'morality' of your actions, the morality some hyprocrites continue to either lambast or applaud you for. I have only an interest in your success or failure. Time will tell which the result is to be.
There are no names, no insults, and most certainly no poetry. Just the thought that, should we happen to meet in open space, I will be intrigued to see who is to be sacrificed. We may find it to be both of us in some sense, we may find it to be neither of us in another.
Have strength Suuji, I wish you luck.
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Kyoko Sakoda
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Posted - 2006.03.27 00:53:00 -
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Well, it's pretty easy to see which half of you has taken dominance.
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Tomahawk Bliss
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Posted - 2006.03.27 02:11:00 -
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Edited by: Tomahawk Bliss on 27/03/2006 02:10:50
 Originally by: Suuji Praath
I became a symbol of the Intaki people.
in your dreams maybe.
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Herko Kerghans
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Posted - 2006.03.27 02:37:00 -
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Originally by: Suuji Praath
...if we are ever to change this world...
You have learned quite a bit, Suuji. Yet you are still misguided.
You still seek to change the world.
Yet survival of those who adapt is the way the world has always been. Grow strong, you live. Don't, you get exterminated, absorbed, or enslaved.
That is the way the world is.
Wake up from your nightmare: there is nothing to change.
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Nikolai Nuvolari
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Posted - 2006.03.27 03:19:00 -
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Can we get a translation of Suuji's original statement, I have no idea what the hell he actually was talking about?
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Malka Badi'a
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Posted - 2006.03.27 04:58:00 -
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Those who speak of the inability to alter the face of the galaxy know little in the history of their own governments. Just as the assassination of that unholy degenerate of an Emperor shook the Amarrian citizens and altered the very jumpgate locations to preserve internal security, so a single person can yet again alter the course of anyone's ship. The catalyst of events is set in motion by those willing to stand up against the tide of public anger and legal reprecussions and wade into the heart of chaos. A first step allows a ripple that effects those too weak to flee from, binding their paths to those that love them. Such connection, both emotionally and through social ties are bound by the fate.
Suuj has learned this power and has embraced it. For we are not the bringers of death nor fate itself, merely the action that starts a chain-reaction.
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Jon Engel
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Posted - 2006.03.27 05:28:00 -
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Well I suppose if I use double talk and metaphores to get a vague message across about why I wan't to kill people id get a reaction too.
*sighs*
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Halunoto Vankaalen
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Posted - 2006.03.27 09:21:00 -
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Humanity has developed over a hundred millenia successfully without random homicide, there is no reason for it to develop now.
Call it what you want, make theories about your own desires it makes no difference to the judgement of those who view you.
Pity, you had so much promise and to throw it all away and be looked upon by the masses as a psychotic loon.
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Tarsha Listur
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Posted - 2006.03.27 09:25:00 -
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well done on reaizing your true nature, pick on the old and weak hmmm, you forget one small detail. we are social creatures, as such form packs and community's. Where those you deem weak are nutured and protected. your self appointed task of murder will not be easy.
Originally by: Tomahawk Bliss
Edited by: Tomahawk Bliss on 27/03/2006 02:10:50
Originally by: Suuji Praath
I became a symbol of the Intaki people.
in your dreams maybe.
much agree, you were a symbol for a minor group of fanatics. The intaki people, never.
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Areah Mar'khet
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Posted - 2006.03.27 09:28:00 -
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Originally by: Nikolai Nuvolari
Can we get a translation of Suuji's original statement, I have no idea what the hell he actually was talking about?
The short version is:
Suuji has gone nuts. He's an elitist who dispises certain types of people and has decided that it's his job to "cull the herd". He's insane. Did I mention he's insane?
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Malka Badi'a
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Posted - 2006.03.27 10:24:00 -
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Edited by: Malka Badi''a on 27/03/2006 10:28:41
Quote:
indeed they are more honest with the intentions of filling their wallets.
We do not want our victim's ISK. We do not want our victim's cargo hold. We do not want their ships. We want the life removed and the blood spilled of pilots who do not belong in the world they have chosen. If you want direct honesty look no further than the slaughter left in Placid and the recent decimation of a great deal of Genesis. Both incidences can be found on the pirate communication's feed and recalled in great detail. We kill because we find the suffering of others far more enjoyable than the CONCORD currency that so many are slaves to.
A dissagreement in ideaologies does not make one dishonest in their intentions, it makes you ignorant to the true intent that you have so blatently ignored. Quote:
Where those you deem weak are nutured and protected. your self appointed task of murder will not be easy.
I am glad to see that so far those who are not weak have been the least of our worries, with those who travel in packs of experienced pilots still fall to our guns. Do not begin to estimate our class of targets when you neither speak to us nor read the pirate news.
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Herko Kerghans
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Posted - 2006.03.27 11:18:00 -
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Originally by: Malka Badi'a
...more enjoyable than the CONCORD currency that so many are slaves to...
...yet where you hunt, CONCORD does not roam.
I am at a loss at what is your point about the above quoted comment?
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Malka Badi'a
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Posted - 2006.03.27 11:24:00 -
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I speak of the remark that other pirates are honest in saying that they hunt for ISK, somehow wishing we would be as honest. My responce was nothing more than portraying that NOCTS is honest in saying that ISK is meaningless to them and the death of the victim means much more than the ISK controlled by CONCORD. We would prefer the death of someone to the retreival of ISK.
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Sicex
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Posted - 2006.03.27 11:40:00 -
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Edited by: Sicex on 27/03/2006 11:46:13
Suuji doesn't enjoy the culling, he is too conflicted... We work everyday in making him revel in the carnage we bring about as a family. Its beautiful, really.
And Malka, my love, you waste your breath trying to tear down these shallow minds' pre-conceived notions of the general pirate scum we murder alongside the helpless. It is their own greedy, soulless drive for ISK that makes it impossible for them to view the drive behind our actions as anything but the love of our wallets. Ironicly, I think its my antipirate past, more than my recent embrace of death, that lets me savor the pirate bodies piling up in the hangar.
When we have exterminated the universe of the stupid and over-zealous then peace will reign throughout, we would be ineffectual at best in such a paradise. Though we strive for it every day, our goals will no doubt be our undoing... Until then we will forever bring about peace in the universe and peace within ourselves through the mass slaughter and rivers of blood we leave in our wake.
If only you could see the beauty of it all... I would have such things to show you!
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Herko Kerghans
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Posted - 2006.03.27 11:48:00 -
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Originally by: Sicex
When we have exterminated the universe of the stupid and over-zealous...
*smiles*
A worthy goal, no doubt.
I assume you count on living forever, too, to finish such task?
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Sicex
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Posted - 2006.03.27 11:52:00 -
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The Vixen of Exterminatus will live on forever in the minds of those she has yet to touch, yet to teach, yet to cull.
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Herko Kerghans
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Posted - 2006.03.27 12:05:00 -
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Originally by: Sicex
...will live on forever...
Not only planning to be a tool of pod-pilots' evolution, but also to vanquish both stupidity AND time?
Some Intaki do seem to be a bit more ambitious that what you usually give them credit for, I guess...
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GoGo Yubari
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Posted - 2006.03.27 14:00:00 -
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Originally by: Herko Kerghans
Some Intaki do seem to be a bit more ambitious that what you usually give them credit for, I guess...
We already practically have immortality in the palms of our hands through cloning. While permanent death is still very much a reality, it's not unavoidable. So, we only die through moments of stupidity, really.
Even without the more cutting edge tech of cloning via pods, the Intaki also have our process of the reborn as part of our heritage, so it should be no surprise to see our people consider these things in depth.
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Herko Kerghans
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Posted - 2006.03.27 14:34:00 -
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Originally by: GoGo Yubari
...the Intaki also have our process of the reborn as part of our heritage...
*frowns*
You will have to excuse my ignorance in Intaki matters, Ms. Yubari, but I was under the impression that the Intaki heritage places great value in the search of inner peace, balance and harmony, through meditation and contemplation.
"Moving through the world without causing a ripple", is a phrase usually used to describe your kind... not exactly what the members of NOCT seem to strive for.
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GoGo Yubari
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Posted - 2006.03.27 15:29:00 -
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Edited by: GoGo Yubari on 27/03/2006 15:29:39
Originally by: Herko Kerghans
You will have to excuse my ignorance in Intaki matters, Ms. Yubari, but I was under the impression that the Intaki heritage places great value in the search of inner peace, balance and harmony, through meditation and contemplation.
"Moving through the world without causing a ripple", is a phrase usually used to describe your kind... not exactly what the members of NOCT seem to strive for.
I think there can be a sense of great tranquility in the midst of the greatest chaos, albeit it is more difficult to find. In fact, the endless things which move around us all vie for our attention and distract us from our centers, but to succeed while all these things flit around you like so many fireflies .. I think this is an experience worth searching for and one that may forever alter your view of the world.
Yet, I must admit that you're of course right. Those are all typical traits of the Intaki, but not all of us conform to the mainstream. Art is another discipline we're often recognized to excel at and aesthetics is not only about clean lines and symmetry. It is also about starkness and contrast. Likewise, I think that a certain appreciation for chaos is quite a typical rebellious trait among our kind, for those few who are so inclined. I've certainly been guilty of this myself many, many times. I stand by my initial words, however, and say that there can be stillness within movement and for those few Intaki - radical as they may be - who have found it, it becomes an asset that is usually perfected in the chaotic, tumultuous environment of war.
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Maxell Snow
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Posted - 2006.03.27 15:34:00 -
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I hope you do not actually think anything about Noctus is related to the Intaki movement.....
All this amounts to is justification for immoral actions. It does not matter how you paint death...use a pretty yellow and green or the word self sacrifice...it is still a bleak picture of death.
You say humanity grows weak ingnorant and stupid? Where did you get this image from? Your time in Placid Reborn as the leader? Who's fault is that? The pilots that look towards someone to lead them or the ones that should be leading but don't? It is ironic to hear you speak of strict motivation when you would not lift a finger to push any of the new recruits within Placid Reborn. However we still used to look up to you, but now...I wouldn't waste a glance on what you have become...
Continue spewing your words of irony and misguided ideals.
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Louis DelaBlanche
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Posted - 2006.03.27 17:32:00 -
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your words merely seem to be an attempt to vindicate your piracey. Must you waste time with these words when most pirates have the honesty to say they do what they do because its fun or a way to make a living.
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Malka Badi'a
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Posted - 2006.03.27 17:54:00 -
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Originally by: Louis DelaBlanche
your words merely seem to be an attempt to vindicate your piracey. Must you waste time with these words when most pirates have the honesty to say they do what they do because its fun or a way to make a living.
Must you continue to ignore the truth of the situation. Honesty is being presented in it's truest form before all who read Suuji's words and yet it is treated as if he swore to wear rainbow clothing during the next offensive operation. We are not pirates, but murderers. If you still refuse to accept what we say as the foremost truth, that we murder not for fun or "to make a living" but to reshape the galaxy through power and forced adaptation, then you have but to review the history of the Blood Raiders. For while we are different in activisim we share their core beliefs of power through the death and blood of others.
The continual error of thinking there is something more honest to the actions of Suuji and the other members of Suffoco Noctis is blinding yourselves in the name of how "most pirates" act. You would do well, Louis DelaBlanche of Fleet Management Corp to learn the difference between a pirate and a ruthless serial killer.
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Halunoto Vankaalen
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Posted - 2006.03.27 20:34:00 -
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Originally by: Malka Badi'a
We want the life removed and the blood spilled of pilots who do not belong in the world they have chosen.
Then I'm afraid you have not yet succeeded in this goal, or have come close to this.
The pilots you pod are alive and well, and blood flows through their cloned veins. And really, a group of half-wits hardly has the capacity to decide who belongs in this world and who does not. The only thing you can possibly gain of these pilots is ISK, so what drives you is what drives the common pirate or mercenary.
You're not fooling anyone except yourself. 
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