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Archbishop
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 04:53:00 -
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Quote: But anyway you miss the fundimental point. Our primary target is PIE's pride. At the moment that vessel is wounded and punctured from multiple impacts and drifting without power in the depths of some forlorn system a long way from the Throne Worlds they are pledged to defend.
Amarrians have pride in God and Empire and our service. We have no personal pride to damage. Even a corporation as legendary in service as PIE has no "pride" save the commitment and dedication to Amarr.
Indeed pride is a state of mind and as you can't affect the Empire in any way you can't damage our pride. But continue with the propoganda please it is an entertaining read.
Archbishop
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Archbishop
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 05:03:00 -
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Edited by: Archbishop on 03/05/2007 05:00:36
Quote: Why is the mighty edifice of the Amarrian Militias (and associated hangers on) so eager to change the battlefield?
The answer I think I'll leave as an exercise for the reader.
Possibly because the vast majority of Amarr paramilitaries are no where near Amarr? Even PIE which kept an office there didn't exactly base in Amarr. Likewise the recent attack and seizure of Karishals Folly by CVA forces assisted by others (including PIE) indicates PIE isn't exactly Empire bound constantly.
Given the Amarrians are attempting to expand the Empire in Providence I'd think you'd be all over it given your stated mission and your actions in Mito. I guess dedication and commitment to your "cause" aren't really fractionista traits when countered by the opportunity to attack "paper tigers" and claim "victory" in a 10,000 word war diary.
Anyway back to planetside duties. I have an new sermon to prepare for tomorrow.
Archbishop
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Cirale
Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 06:10:00 -
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Edited by: Cirale on 03/05/2007 06:09:35 Hum....
I don't post much, choosing to let my guns do the talking for my opinion. But I find one point needs some clarification for the forum warriors that are PIE Inc.
We are going to crush you.
Maybe not your core members, but as an organization, you are done. It may take 6 weeks, it may take 6 months, but dispite the welcome distraction of your allies, you are in our sights, within our grasp, and fixing to feel the strong bite of our teeth. Your constant yapping on Galnet shows you know this, like the howling of prey before the kill.
Soon your allies will tire from the slaughter and obnoxious losses, soon you will be left alone in the dark, confronted with your obvious ineffectiveness, and facing the fact that we will not relent. Our commitment is absolute, and you can ask our previous targets exactly what that means.
So yap on, prey, like the desperate howling of a helpless pup in the night. Your howls have awakened the rest of your pack, but soon they will sleep again, and when they do, we shall have our prize.
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Octavinus Augustus
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 06:17:00 -
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Originally by: GulletSplitter While UK and others might be labeled a bigger threat, you have to figure at some point PIE has to shut up SF because of the incessant chatter (polite way of saying lots of propaganda) coming from SF's quarter. They may choose not to for whatever reason but they appear to be getting dinged on the net.
I think a few comments are in order to explain the point of view from the Amarr Loyalsist, as I see it.
We need to "shut up" Star Fraction you say. That is simply impossible, I'm afraid. IGS is a free forum and people can post whatever they want, truthful or not. Star Fraction publishes their diaries and their views on the current war. Each time they celebrate their own skill and deride the abilities and motivations of their enemies. What can we do except reply with our version of the story? So the "publicity war" is pretty set.
So how about the actual fighting? Let us look at the current strategic objectives for the Amarr Block.
A) We need to continue defending the Empire from it's enemies, foreign and domestic. The fact that Star Fraction is allowed to dock at all the Empire's stations should prove that they are not really enemies of the Empire but only of the paramilitaries.
B) We need to be able to continue our day to day operations in service of the Empire. With SF simply sitting in Amarr waiting for us to come to them, that's quite easy. We have more to fear from roaming pirates and terrorists than we do from anarchists, so naturally those enemies rank higher on our "to do" list. With Star Fraction sitting still in Amarr we simply avoid presenting targets whose loss would impede us on the strategic level.
C) We need to train and practise for the more important battles that will come against various enemies - as any prudent force should always attempt to do. Consequently we will from time to time form a gang and send it to Amarr. Rest assured that even the total annihilation of any and all such forces would not impede our strategic capabilities.
Those are pretty much our strategic objectives as I see them.
But let's look for a while at the war objectives claimed by the anarchists. They state that any ability for them "to operate" in Amarr is a victory on their part. So in reality, all Star Fraction need to do is dock up when we show up, wait for us to leave, undock and claim victory. They have done several times. The simple ability to undock in Amarr will be enough for them to claim victory. We can never deny them that right.
Another objective for them is to have CVA retract their war declaration. One may of course ask how that suits the rhetoric of pilots such as Jasmine Constantine who seems to think that the more enemies the merrier. However, given that we cannot force the Star Fraction to fight should they decide not to, there is simply no way to destroy them completely. Consequently CVA (and others) will eventually retract their war declarations - and Star Fraction will claim victory. In my mind it will be a rather hollow one.
Let me make a final note on the strategic goals of Star Fraction. They have always had the ability to operate out of Amarr, and before the war CVA had no war dec on Star Fraction. In other words, the stated strategic goals of Star Fraction would have been served by never going to war at all.
So while our strategic objectives are being met and in no way impacted by the current war, the strategic objectives of Star Fraction are, in essence, non-existent. Denying Star Fraction the fulfillment of their strategic objectives is impossible.
What we are left with, is a group of enemies having little or no impact on our operations and that we can fight whenever we choose. We have little reason to regard them as important. Even if we did we have no way of disloging them from a high security system or silencing them here on IGS.
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 08:22:00 -
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Originally by: Cirale Edited by: Cirale on 03/05/2007 06:09:35 Hum....
I don't post much, choosing to let my guns do the talking for my opinion. But I find one point needs some clarification for the forum warriors that are PIE Inc.
We are going to crush you.
Maybe not your core members, but as an organization, you are done. It may take 6 weeks, it may take 6 months, but dispite the welcome distraction of your allies, you are in our sights, within our grasp, and fixing to feel the strong bite of our teeth. Your constant yapping on Galnet shows you know this, like the howling of prey before the kill.
Soon your allies will tire from the slaughter and obnoxious losses, soon you will be left alone in the dark, confronted with your obvious ineffectiveness, and facing the fact that we will not relent. Our commitment is absolute, and you can ask our previous targets exactly what that means.
So yap on, prey, like the desperate howling of a helpless pup in the night. Your howls have awakened the rest of your pack, but soon they will sleep again, and when they do, we shall have our prize.
At last, some refreshing honesty from the factionistas over their war aims.
I'll be sure to quote this again in six months when PIE is still around.
Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori. |

Gaius Kador
PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 08:28:00 -
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Refreshing honesty there, peon. ----------------------------------------------
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Kallanagh Tellen
Amarr Epitoth Fleetyards Vigilia Valeria
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Posted - 2007.05.03 09:11:00 -
[97]
Originally by: Cirale Edited by: Cirale on 03/05/2007 06:09:35 Hum....
I don't post much, choosing to let my guns do the talking for my opinion. But I find one point needs some clarification for the forum warriors that are PIE Inc.
We are going to crush you.
Maybe not your core members, but as an organization, you are done. It may take 6 weeks, it may take 6 months, but dispite the welcome distraction of your allies, you are in our sights, within our grasp, and fixing to feel the strong bite of our teeth. Your constant yapping on Galnet shows you know this, like the howling of prey before the kill.
Soon your allies will tire from the slaughter and obnoxious losses, soon you will be left alone in the dark, confronted with your obvious ineffectiveness, and facing the fact that we will not relent. Our commitment is absolute, and you can ask our previous targets exactly what that means.
So yap on, prey, like the desperate howling of a helpless pup in the night. Your howls have awakened the rest of your pack, but soon they will sleep again, and when they do, we shall have our prize.
Hmm... somehow I dont think in terms of recent events this is quite likely is it.
In any case, I believe that many view that the actions of the SF may be offset by appearances of refusing to move from their primary operations base of Amarr, an area deep within the secured zones and under the direct coverage of the Imperial Navy. Aside from the actions of CONCORD approved wars there isnt that much of a threat to the Empire from piracy and other malcontent actions, a reason why I attribute many of the loyalist forces to be hard at work pacifying the outer reaches for the safety of it's citizens.
This does leave a question.
Although the SF's Modus Operandi is the disruption and the staining of PIE's honour on the field, little aside base partisan operations can be achieved. Yes the odd ship could be lost to careless shipping practices, BUT general peace is ensured by the Empire, offendors more often then not are vapourised by defences within the safety of high security space. The previous statements can be understood to be to be a general lack of will to locate to a more appropriate field of battle, where the main bulk of Amarrian forces can be found. I would not go so far as to call this craven cowardice, however rather than simply harp on from within lands that little can be achieved perhaps a rethink on tatics might be wise.
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Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:22:00 -
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Originally by: Archbishop Given the Amarrians are attempting to expand the Empire in Providence I'd think you'd be all over it given your stated mission and your actions in Mito. I guess dedication and commitment to your "cause" aren't really fractionista traits when countered by the opportunity to attack "paper tigers" and claim "victory" in a 10,000 word war diary. Archbishop
I'm glad you are prepared to admit that PIE Inc. Is an organisation of "paper tigers" now Archbishop. And I think you've stumbled on some of our war strategy there. Humiliating PIE and dealing a blow to the pride of the collective Amarrian bloc thereby represents quite a key element in the campaign. Every time we fight a major battle that has no PIE involvement and every day that passes with PIE personalities docked and passive or a long long way away from the Empire they are pledged to protect is a little victory for the war aims. When the time comes that we become convinced that PIE is done as an effective organisation we will declare a full victory and move on to the next phase of our greater campaign against capsule pilot national militias.
I am sure when that day happens you'll be here to post "but but we are still alive!" but in our hearts we'll both know which of us had the courage to stand on the battlefield with weapons up and ready to contest the war and which of us was lying face down in a ditch a couple of miles away shaking with fear and soiling his own undergarments eh Archbishop?
A coward dies a thousand deaths its said ... in truth I think you die a little more with every passing day.
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Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:27:00 -
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Originally by: Octavinus Augustus
We need to "shut up" Star Fraction you say. That is simply impossible, I'm afraid. IGS is a free forum and people can post whatever they want, truthful or not. Star Fraction publishes their diaries and their views on the current war. Each time they celebrate their own skill and deride the abilities and motivations of their enemies. What can we do except reply with our version of the story? So the "publicity war" is pretty set.
Fight and win. That will "shut us up". A couple of years ago the Star Fraction attacked the CVA and fought a furious six week engagement with pretty even casualties and much slaughter and mayhem on both sides. In the end we couldn't gain decisive superiority in space and retracted the war and admitted defeat. If you achieve the same results today the same thing will happen - we will have the honesty to admit a lost campaign when it happens.
Our integrity and honour in these matters is unquestioned by anyone with a name or reputation to speak of. Don't fall so quickly into the negative dead-ends of your comrades who suggest that "fighting forever" and never admitting a loss in the face of overwhelming evidence is something that the SF consider an admirable trait.
If we lose a war you'll know it. (and so will everyone on Galnet)
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Kallanagh Tellen
Amarr Epitoth Fleetyards Vigilia Valeria
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:28:00 -
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Edited by: Kallanagh Tellen on 03/05/2007 11:25:55 So to translate, you sit in a local of space daring not to attack the main nationalist force in fear of absolute annihalation by Navy forces, praying for PIE to come and engage you?
I would not call that a victory, I would call that a rather poor choice in theatre. The 'paper tigers' of PIE as your term it seem to be playing the situation fairly well if you have been limited to your current holding grounds these past weeks.
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Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:47:00 -
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Originally by: Kallanagh Tellen
Although the SF's Modus Operandi is the disruption and the staining of PIE's honour on the field, little aside base partisan operations can be achieved. Yes the odd ship could be lost to careless shipping practices, BUT general peace is ensured by the Empire, offendors more often then not are vapourised by defences within the safety of high security space. The previous statements can be understood to be to be a general lack of will to locate to a more appropriate field of battle, where the main bulk of Amarrian forces can be found. I would not go so far as to call this craven cowardice, however rather than simply harp on from within lands that little can be achieved perhaps a rethink on tatics might be wise.
Would you like the moon on a stick as well?
We are already fighting a war against an Amarrian bloc with 10x our memberbase that has boasted at length of its industrial capability and local allies and impregnable status in Providence.
You would like our 80 members to leave a favourable battlefield and come and lay siege to your 800 allies inside their castle walls? You must think us 80 titans! Its quite flattering really. But sensible strategy does not entertain such delirium.
Let me paint a picture for you in this vein...
We are 80 warrior-heroes come to teach humility and fear to the conceit of Amarrian capsuleer pride. We know that the Amarrian loyalist army outnumbers us greatly and is more or less impossible to touch inside your castle. So how do we fight?
Answer we have to choose the battlefield that offsets the numerical disadvantage and allows us to win. In this case we have picked a particularly loud and obnoxious (but not terribly effective) member of your armies "nobility", kidnapped him from a brothel in town and now we've staked him out below the crest off a hillside a couple of miles from the castle and are slowly torturing him to death so his screams and suffering rattle the morale of the loyalist forces and encourage his brethen to attempt rash acts of rescue.
Already some loyalists have had enough and prefering neither to listen to the screams nor try a rescue have put cotton wool in their ears and deserted the walls.
The obnoxious "noble" is PIE's pride. The loyalist army is the Amarrian bloc. The deserters are Vigilia Valeria
But as long as our captive keeps bleating and pleading we choose the ground of the fighting and the Amarrians must either listen to a comrade's screams, come and try to end the suffering, or blot out the sound and deny Amarrian unity with stops in their ears and backs turned.
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:48:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine Humiliating PIE and dealing a blow to the pride of the collective Amarrian bloc thereby represents quite a key element in the campaign.
So when are you going to start humiliating us?
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Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:51:00 -
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Originally by: Rodj Blake So when are you going to start humiliating us?
We do it to you in space. You do it to yourselves on the IGS.
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:53:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine
You would like our 80 members to leave a favourable battlefield and come and lay siege to your 800 allies inside their castle walls? You must think us 80 titans! Its quite flattering really. But sensible strategy does not entertain such delirium.
And when was the last time you saw eight hundred pilots in Amarr?
I could equally point to the number of members of PIE and compare it with the combined membership of Electus Matari, Ushra'Khan and Star Fraction.
But I don't. Why not? Because it's a silly comparison to make, almost as silly as your assertion that you're outnumbered ten to one.
Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori. |

Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:54:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine
Originally by: Rodj Blake So when are you going to start humiliating us?
We do it to you in space. You do it to yourselves on the IGS.
That's odd, I never realised that being humiliated felt exactly the same being amused.
Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori. |

Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:56:00 -
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Edited by: Jasmine Constantine on 03/05/2007 11:53:03
Originally by: Rodj Blake
That's odd, I never realised that being humiliated felt exactly the same being amused.
It does if you are a masochist.
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 11:58:00 -
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As promised, another installment!
Originally by: Jasmine Constantine
The following day saw a general withdrawal of CVA vessels from the vicinity of Amarr Prime as they reorganised their forces and practised combined fleet ops away from the warzone. Taking the opportunity to press space superiority for the duration the Free Captains struck hard against the now isolated pilots of PIE, AM and VV and destroyed a pair of Harbinger class Battlecruisers, a Arbitrator class cruiser, 3 interceptor class frigates and a collection of tech1 rabble and shuttles and novice ships put into space by the uncoordinated PIE commanders for the duration. Seven Amarrian loyalists were summarily executed in their capsules by SF forces and we suffered the loss of a single Blackbird Class EW cruiser in return.
Whilst any loss is regrettable, I'd hardly describe the above as a "hard strike".
Quote: Black Sunday
Then came the worst 24 hours of the war for Star Fraction with the CVA returning in force and providing battlefield commissar command to their otherwise uncoordinated allied levies and basing from Ashab system to counterattack SF dominance of Amarr Prime. We found the limit of usefulness for earlier tactics and combined fire and direct confrontation of the larger Amarrian fleets and suffered a day of reversals and defeats that led to the loss of 2 Dominix Class Battleships, a Vagabond Class Heavy Assault Cruiser, a Curse Class Recon Cruiser, and 4 Interceptor class frigates while destroying only 2 enemy Battlecruisers, 2 Arbitrator class Cruisers, and 3 Malediction class interceptors in return. Heavy casualties for the Free Captains and our crew û the war was getting bitter.
And worse yet, the Amarrian forces had now come to dominate space command in Amarr system for extended periods and were routinely patrolling the stargates and stations to drive home their advantage. For the first time in the war we were left with no real answer to the loyalist numerical strength and organisation and it was time to go back to the drawing board find an answer to this tactical dilemma.
I'm not going to argue with you over this, but I would like to point out that we're not as reliant on the CVA for command and control as you'd like to think.
More to follow!
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 12:02:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine
Asymmetric Warfare rides again
Free Captains are nothing if not resourceful however, and the answer wasnÆt long in coming. Star Fraction has prided itself on innovation and flexibility and our long wars on the 0.0 frontier and such famed conflicts as the now legendary Great Northern War had prepared our commanders and strategists for the alternation in patterns and patrol dynamics required to neutralise the heavy fleet advantage of the CVA backed Amarrian loyalists in the Throne Worlds.
Light raiding wolfpacks were the solution! The Star Fraction industrial backbone provides almost limitless numbers of the finest high technology frigate hulls including Crow and Taranis class interceptors, Jaguar and Stiletto, Ishkur and Hawk and a broad range of tech2 modules and equipment required to make these vessels truly deadly and so it was the case that we had all the weaponry we needed to strike back against the cumbersome beast of Amarrian fleet supremacy and dance aside from their weight in numbers and drive the precision dagger of our raiding wolfpack deep into the breast of their unwary number elsewhere.
When we were outnumbered we would counterattack with massed frigate wings to wreak havoc in the enemy rear areas. Where we had the advantage we would upship to heavy raiders and strike fast without warning. It was tactical flexibility at its finest and made possible by the huge logistical planning undertaken by campaign planners well before the onset of the war.
So, just to clear things up....
When the loyalists use hit and run tactics, it's a sign that we're on our last legs and badly losing the war (see previous SF threads), but when the SF use hit and run tactics it's a sign of tactical flexibility?
And you wonder why the Star Faction has a reputation for excessive spinning?
More to follow!
Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori. |

The Cosmopolite
Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 12:10:00 -
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Originally by: Rodj Blake
At last, some refreshing honesty from the factionistas over their war aims.
I'll be sure to quote this again in six months when PIE is still around.
Quote it all you like but remember to quote it as the opinion of one Freecaptain and not as an official communication of the Star Fraction. I could pick and choose what I would wish the war aims of a number of entities involved in the conflict to be by looking at individual comments. I'm not about to do so. I look at official statements of declaration and that's good enough for me.
Speaking off which, talk to us about war aims and honesty when all entities that have declared war have published war aims.
The Cosmopolite
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Myrrdin
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 12:46:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine Every time we fight a major battle that has no PIE involvement and every day that passes with PIE personalities docked and passive or a long long way away from the Empire they are pledged to protect is a little victory for the war aims.
I'm not entirely sure where this 'docked and passive' concept comes from. I know that I personally have not failed to engage you anarchists on a regular basis, and I can say the same for the majority of my fellow loyalists.
Whether it takes days, weeks, or months for your degenerate atheist scum to realise the futility of their endeavour and leave, we'll still be fighting.
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Kallanagh Tellen
Amarr Epitoth Fleetyards Vigilia Valeria
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Posted - 2007.05.03 12:55:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine Would you like the moon on a stick as well?
We are already fighting a war against an Amarrian bloc with 10x our memberbase that has boasted at length of its industrial capability and local allies and impregnable status in Providence.
You would like our 80 members to leave a favourable battlefield and come and lay siege to your 800 allies inside their castle walls? You must think us 80 titans! Its quite flattering really. But sensible strategy does not entertain such delirium.
Let me paint a picture for you in this vein...
We are 80 warrior-heroes come to teach humility and fear to the conceit of Amarrian capsuleer pride. We know that the Amarrian loyalist army outnumbers us greatly and is more or less impossible to touch inside your castle. So how do we fight?
Answer we have to choose the battlefield that offsets the numerical disadvantage and allows us to win. In this case we have picked a particularly loud and obnoxious (but not terribly effective) member of your armies "nobility", kidnapped him from a brothel in town and now we've staked him out below the crest off a hillside a couple of miles from the castle and are slowly torturing him to death so his screams and suffering rattle the morale of the loyalist forces and encourage his brethen to attempt rash acts of rescue.
Already some loyalists have had enough and prefering neither to listen to the screams nor try a rescue have put cotton wool in their ears and deserted the walls.
The obnoxious "noble" is PIE's pride. The loyalist army is the Amarrian bloc. The deserters are Vigilia Valeria
But as long as our captive keeps bleating and pleading we choose the ground of the fighting and the Amarrians must either listen to a comrade's screams, come and try to end the suffering, or blot out the sound and deny Amarrian unity with stops in their ears and backs turned.
Then you choose poor ground.
The current operations of the SF do not impact to any great extent of PIE or her allies, with your stat peddling and claims of victory on IGS currently sounding very, very hollow. You cling to the confines of your chosen holding area, refusing to proceed to an area where you know that a greater source of potential threat will be present. Your claims of an unfair numerical advantage are irrelivant, and have no bearing on this 'campaign' that you claim to run.
All in all things do not appear quite as rosey as the picture that you paint Jasmine, I believe that PIE is under little threat from this apparent punishment of this 'noble' you harp on about.
The current efforts of the SF only seem to fuel the lecturist outlook which is played out on the IGS, more of a crowd pleasing action then any true effect in the real world. Your musings like your current quest will no doubt be forgotten in the fullness of time, your words drowned out as more interesting and worthy causes come to being against much greater and more noble enemies then yourselves. Oh I have no doubt that will reply to claim your own greatness and belittle the actions of the oh so weak and fearful paramilitary organisations as you cower under the sanctuary of CONCORD.
All in all I believe that it is fair to say you are beginning to bore us, perhaps the fractionists should write another play.
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Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 12:59:00 -
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Originally by: Kallanagh Tellen Then you choose poor ground.
The statistics tell another story.
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Kallanagh Tellen
Amarr Epitoth Fleetyards Vigilia Valeria
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:04:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine
Originally by: Kallanagh Tellen Then you choose poor ground.
The statistics tell another story.
I have yet to see PIE's disbandment.
C- Jasmine, must try harder.
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Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:09:00 -
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Originally by: Kallanagh Tellen I have yet to see PIE's disbandment.
And you never will. You'll see an organisation with pride and bitterness and nothing else and Archbishop making sermons. That will never change. What will change (and has already begun to change significantly) is the reputation of this loyalist "paper tiger" - in the future people will know precisely what it is capable of achieving. Posts on galnet.
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:13:00 -
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Edited by: Rodj Blake on 03/05/2007 13:11:26
Originally by: Jasmine Constantine
Originally by: Kallanagh Tellen I have yet to see PIE's disbandment.
And you never will. You'll see an organisation with pride and bitterness and nothing else and Archbishop making sermons. That will never change. What will change (and has already begun to change significantly) is the reputation of this loyalist "paper tiger" - in the future people will know precisely what it is capable of achieving. Posts on galnet.
That's quite a statement coming from someone with such a reputation for verbosity and underachievement.
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Jasmine Constantine
Gallente Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:21:00 -
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Edited by: Jasmine Constantine on 03/05/2007 13:18:19
Originally by: Rodj Blake That's quite a statement coming from someone with such a reputation for verbosity and underachievement.
I'm a better warrior than you Rodj. Maybe we could prove it with a battleship duel? Oh wait PIE doesn't allow such things  (and before you bleat about how unfair it is that you have to fly amarr and I just need to tank EM/Thermal. I only fly Gallente and you need to tank kinetic and thermal. Fair is fair)
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:24:00 -
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Originally by: Jasmine Constantine
Early deployment of this tactic saw immediate improvements with the first raid costing us 5 single seat tech2 frigates (immediately replaced from our factories that produce 24 of each a week) while scoring in turn the destruction of a CVA Tempest Class battleship, and costing the Caldari Legionaries of CAIN a Drake class Battlecruiser, A Curse Class Recon cruiser, Vexor class cruiser and managing to trap and execute a lone PIE captain Udyr Vulpayne, who was sent screaming to the cloning bays by SF ace Sakura Nihil.
Interesting that you mention the immediate replacement of your own vessels but fail to mention the immediate replacement of the loyalist vessels.
Quote: It was very noticeable that the increased number of interceptor class vessels in theatre was having a deeply detrimental effect on the life expectancy of loyalist capsuleers û and a rare thing for an enemy to escape with implants and current mortality from the wreckage of ships falling to our raiders. A minor but significant morale hit, and definitive an innovation that these religious zealots disliked intensely.
I'm sure that if the loyalists were to employ interceptors it would be spun by yourself as an unwillingness to engage in large fleet assets.
Quote: Vigilia Valeria out of the war
Mediocre fleet performance and a generally minor participation level with all accomplishments of note appearing on the backs of more organised and capable allies. It came as no great surprise to discover that Vigilia Valeria was the first major alliance level casualty of the fighting allowing their concord wardec to lapse without re declaration in the third week of the war. No public notification was made of their failure to keep their leaders proud boast however, but letÆs take a moment to remind ourselves of the words spoken:
Quote: ôA few days ago the anarchists of The Star Fraction have declared war on our allies, PIE Inc. This unprovoked aggression cannot and will not be tolerated. For this reason, as of today, the Vigilia Valeria Alliance [-VV-] has opened hostilities towards The Star Fraction. The state of war will be maintained until such time as The Star Fraction retreat from Amarr, retract their war or cease to threaten normal trade and traffic in Amarr. ûGazon, 1st Praetorian Guardö
Or could it be that -VV- decided that SF wasn't such a threat after all? SF are not currently threatening normal trade and traffic (and they never were, unless you count blocking the docking the bay as a threat to trade) in Amarr, so that criterion for withdrawing the declaration appears to have been met.
Quote: Vigilia Valeria vessels crept quietly back to the mission-running areas in Misaba and left the war and their oathÆs unfinished a long way from the Throne Worlds. Amarrian Unity at its best û SF vessels still defiantly fighting the good fight in Amarr and harrying all declared Amarrian loyalists with increasing violence and deadly precision and the war against PIE still very much declared and in force.
I can assure you that -VV- performs vital tasks for the Empire in lower Domain.
More to follow!
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Rodj Blake
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:28:00 -
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Edited by: Rodj Blake on 03/05/2007 13:24:06
Originally by: Jasmine Constantine Edited by: Jasmine Constantine on 03/05/2007 13:18:19
Originally by: Rodj Blake That's quite a statement coming from someone with such a reputation for verbosity and underachievement.
I'm a better warrior than you Rodj. Maybe we could prove it with a battleship duel? Oh wait PIE doesn't allow such things  (and before you bleat about how unfair it is that you have to fly amarr and I just need to tank EM/Thermal. I only fly Gallente and you need to tank kinetic and thermal. Fair is fair)
I'm surprised that you're so keen on duels. I would have thought that you would be adverse to them after your cousin's recent experience.
As for a duel between the two of us, I fail to see what the pointless destruction of your vessel would achieve in the wider strategic sense, and anyway, why should I treat someone beneath contempt as my equal?
Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori. |

Archbishop
Amarr PIE Inc.
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:40:00 -
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Quote: Hum....
I don't post much, choosing to let my guns do the talking for my opinion. But I find one point needs some clarification for the forum warriors that are PIE Inc.
We are going to crush you.
Maybe not your core members, but as an organization, you are done. It may take 6 weeks, it may take 6 months, but dispite the welcome distraction of your allies, you are in our sights, within our grasp, and fixing to feel the strong bite of our teeth. Your constant yapping on Galnet shows you know this, like the howling of prey before the kill.
Soon your allies will tire from the slaughter and obnoxious losses, soon you will be left alone in the dark, confronted with your obvious ineffectiveness, and facing the fact that we will not relent. Our commitment is absolute, and you can ask our previous targets exactly what that means.
So yap on, prey, like the desperate howling of a helpless pup in the night. Your howls have awakened the rest of your pack, but soon they will sleep again, and when they do, we shall have our prize.
As we've stated also pride is a state of mind and nothing you could ever do can damage our pride in the Empire, in God and in the past accomplishments of PIE.
As for being "confronted with ineffectiveness" as a member of the community of Amarrian paramilitary organizaitons we are never truly alone and again effectiveness is a state of mind. We've never presumed to be the equal of the Amarr Imperial Navy or other larger paramilitary groups. Thus if you plan to move to that type of IGS attack in time (which I'm sure you will) you've already lost.
So to clarify our allies will eventually drop their wars not from slaughter but simply because they are bored of you (just as all the 0.0 alliances you've failed in the past became bored of you and forced you to flee). Star Fraction forum wars = boredom (lesson #1). Claiming to destroy an organization is also subjective as one has to look at what the organization was at the start of this war realistically and what it is like later. From my vantage point I see as many pilots logged into command as before so obviously you're not having any effect there. Likewise PIE is a member of the community of Amarrian paramilitary organizations and thus are what we are.
You attempt to assign some grandiose "position" to PIE so that you may knock us off "our perch". Sadly for you PIE has never put itself on a pedestal as we have the humility of service thus there is no perch to fall from. We are what we are. We've never claimed to be anything else. "For God and Empire". "Defenders of the Empire". We are not the Navy. We do what we can. God knows our hearts and knows it is enough. We can not be defeated. It's an ideal. If a Jovian fleet came in tomorrow and destroyed Amarr we would fight to the death. God would know our hearts. That is all that matters.
Your entire war objective is based on flawed understanding of what exactly PIE is.
Still given our far smaller size to the Star Fraction at the start of this war in terms of non-planetbound pilots it's clear why you picked PIE as a target. You continue to follow your "trend" of attacking corporations you view as "paper tigers" to gain quick IGS forum war victories over. After failing for so many years in 0.0 to accomplish anything save garnering the distain people generally feel for you I can understand why you fled to Empire and now attack those you view you can gain "fast wins" over. Still you will find that PIE has been around a long time and will continue to be. I'm sure at some point you'll claim "victory" when we have many planetbound pilots and thats fine. Star Fraction is Star Fraction after all. It's kind of a trend.
I do hope you enjoy the accomodations in Amarr.... From the sounds of your very unrealistic objective you're going to be there a long time.
As for PIE.... we'll just keep doing what we do.
Archbishop
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The Cosmopolite
Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction
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Posted - 2007.05.03 13:44:00 -
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Originally by: Rodj Blake
Or could it be that -VV- decided that SF wasn't such a threat after all? SF are not currently threatening normal trade and traffic (and they never were, unless you count blocking the docking the bay as a threat to trade) in Amarr, so that criterion for withdrawing the declaration appears to have been met.
Are you saying that that criterion was always a meaningless one that could be considered to be met at any time?
I'm not saying that is what you are saying but I'd like to know.
The key to it is what -VV- define as 'normal trade and traffic'. We took their initial war declaration at face value and as they are loyalist paramilitaries considered that they would regard any threat posed by us to Amarrian loyalist shipping would have to be removed for that criterion to have been met.
Now, I am quite prepared to accept, if I am told it is so, that the -VV- criterion referred to non-loyalist paramilitary trade and shipping.
The problem with that, is that it has absolutely nothing to do with the Star Fraction as we have never sought to threaten non-loyalist paramilitary trade and shipping. It would be like us inserting into our war aims a criterion such as 'or until PIE cease to threaten normal trade and shipping in Rens/Jita/<insert trade hub of choice>'. I know exactly what the loyalist bloc would have made of such a war aim.
So, let us have clarity. Did the 'normal trade and shipping' include Amarrian loyalist paramilitary vessels or not?
If it did, the -VV- evaluation is simply wrong (SF have destroyed Amarrian loyalist vessels in Amarr and surrounding systems on every day of the war thus far).
If it did not, that clause of the -VV- war aims was a nonsense and all the chest-beating by a certain -VV- member as to meaningful war aims is shown to be utter hypocrisy.
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