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Shiaari	Posted - 2008.04.02 07:43:00 - [1] All children of God! While we still endure without the voice of our Holy Emperor, we must seek the will of God in other learned men of the Church! The Court Chamberlain is tasked with guarding the throne, but has no right to disregard the Council, and certainly no right to excommunicate those faithful elect! Open your eyes and see his treachery for what it is! He is declaring himself Emperor! He is taking the Succession Trials and using them as bait to wage war against the honorable heirs of the Empire! The Theology Council is filled with our most faithful elect, loyal to God and learned in His Divine Law! Without our beloved Emperor who should be tasked with interpreting the signs of the times then those tasked with guarding our most hallowed traditions!? Certainly not Dochuta Karsoth! Has anyone seen these Councilmen Falek Grange and Aulus Gord since they inexplicably vanished? How convenient they disappear just before executing an "assassination attempt" against the Court Chamberlain. Why would they vanish before such an act? Who brings attention to themselves before attempting an act of treachery!? I submit to you all that the Blessed Holders Falek Grange and Aulus Gord were dead long before this "assassination attempt", and that Karsoth is well aware of the implications of yet another Succession Trial so soon after the previous. Chamberlain Karsoth claims the Council wishes to take the Law of God into the hands of men, but was it not Karsoth himself who had them killed!? Was this not an act of man!? Would God seek to kill His faithul guardians of Law and Tradition!? Certainly not, and this act of treachery has not gone unnoticed! For not only has he laid the foundation of his own guilt, but he has confessed to the crime! Certainly Karsoth has much to gain in the Emperor's death, yet the Council sees with many eyes what Karsoth does not, and they know his game. A usurper cannot hide from the eyes of God! This is a plea to all of Amarr's privileged capsuleers! Do not allow the Empire to be uprooted by a villain! We will have an Emperor again and reclaim our rightful place in the world! For Doriam II! For the Empire!
Rodj Blake PIE Inc. Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris	Posted - 2008.04.02 08:43:00 - [2] Originally by: Shiaari Has anyone seen these Councilmen Falek Grange and Aulus Gord since they inexplicably vanished? How convenient they disappear just before executing an "assassination attempt" against the Court Chamberlain. Why would they vanish before such an act? Who brings attention to themselves before attempting an act of treachery!? I submit to you all that the Blessed Holders Falek Grange and Aulus Gord were dead long before this "assassination attempt", and that Karsoth is well aware of the implications of yet another Succession Trial so soon after the previous. Whilst the news of their disappearance was released before the news of the assassination attempt, I think that it's clear that actual events happened the other way round. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Gaius Kador PIE Inc. Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris	Posted - 2008.04.02 09:26:00 - [3] Dog. ----------------------------------------------
Nomakai Delateriel Viziam	Posted - 2008.04.02 10:32:00 - [4] I still find it pretty interesting that, so far, the only proof for the "assassination attempt" against the Chamberlain comes from the Chamberlain himself and his own loyal forces. Of particular interest was the fact that three Theology council justices were executed without a trial. A trial isn't conducted for the benefit of the criminal. It's conducted for the benefit of the truth! Only someone opposed to bringing the truth into light would be against a trial. An imperial citizen must be ever vigilant against threats from within and without the empire, and I for one want an independent investigation of this incident. ______________________________________________ -You can never earn my respect, only lose it. It's given freely, and only grudgingly retracted when necessary.
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2008.04.02 10:48:00 - [5] Whilst I understand the desire for an independent investigation, they have previously been shown to be woefully ineffective - just look at CONCORD's efforts to uncover the identity of Doriam II's assassin. I'm sure that the four heirs have sufficient information on recent events from which to draw some objective conclusions. If they had any suspicions regarding the Chamberlain's integrity I'm sure that they would take appropriate action. Please visit your user settings to re-enable images. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Shiaari Order of the Blessed Sisters of Amarr	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:02:00 - [6] Originally by: Rodj Blake If they had any suspicions regarding the Chamberlain's integrity I'm sure that they would take appropriate action. Remember, you are referring to the same organization responsible for unauthorized gate activations into otherwise disputed territory. If anyone has anything to gain from the Empire's collapse, it is CONCORD. Furthermore, are we going to trust CONCORD mutts with God's work? Since when was the Will of God outsourced to foreign powers? The writing is on the wall! The Empire is faced with a Court Chamberlain who has grossly overstepped his authority as Steward of the Throne! Where is the evidence of this assassination attempt? Where is the trial? If these "bombs" were allegedly assembled from "sensor-evading" materials, how would we know where they came from in the first place? Could not the parts have been planted by Chancellery operatives? Convenient they would be "sensor-evading", indeed. Equally convenient is how none of these individuals were captured alive for inquisition! There is a cover-up being executed by Chancellor Karsoth, and the Council should demand an investigation!
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:09:00 - [7] Edited by: Rodj Blake on 02/04/2008 11:09:52 Originally by: Shiaari Originally by: Rodj Blake If they had any suspicions regarding the Chamberlain's integrity I'm sure that they would take appropriate action. Remember, you are referring to the same organization responsible for unauthorized gate activations into otherwise disputed territory. If anyone has anything to gain from the Empire's collapse, it is CONCORD. Furthermore, are we going to trust CONCORD mutts with God's work? Since when was the Will of God outsourced to foreign powers? In the paragraph from which you're quoting, I'm referring to the four heirs, not CONCORD. And in reference to the unwarranted and unpatriotic comments later in your post, I'll repeat that if the Chamberlain was doing anything that he shouldn't, then the heirs would take appropriate action. Or don't you have confidence in them? Please visit your user settings to re-enable images. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Kade Jeekin Masuat'aa Matari Ushra'Khan	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:18:00 - [8] Edited by: Kade Jeekin on 02/04/2008 11:24:54 Originally by: Rodj Blake I'll repeat that if the Chamberlain was doing anything that he shouldn't, then the heirs would take appropriate action. Or don't you have confidence in them? Did you have confidence in the Khanid heir? --------------------------------------- Outface the depths of evil with clarity ---------------------------------------
Shiaari Order of the Blessed Sisters of Amarr	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:26:00 - [9] Originally by: Rodj Blake And in reference to the unwarranted and unpatriotic comments later in your post, I'll repeat that if the Chamberlain was doing anything that he shouldn't, then the heirs would take appropriate action. Or don't you have confidence in them? Would you sacrifice your life in a Succession Trial knowing full well your victory would be fruitless? The Will of God has been usurped, the rightful Emperor killed, and the Chamberlain expresses wonderment at the Houses' hesitation to engage a new Trial? This is nonsense! Then, in their wisdom, the Council perceives a blessing in the darkness, and what does the Chamberlain do? He has them killed! For what would the Chamberlain kill these Councilmen, if not to protect his own power? He is not the rightful voice of God, and had no right executing the Councilmen without Holy Inquisition! You speak to me of confidence in the Heirs, not realizing its for the benefit of the Heirs which I speak! House Sarum has paid the dearest price, and yet remains steadfast in its commitment to the Empire. But how can the Chamberlain expect Sarum to raise a new Heir only to immediately sacrifice him for a hollow victory!? Why would the Chamberlain express such haste in surrendering his post? Would not a Succession Trial result in the appointment of a new Chancellor? Karsoth should submit to Holy Inquisition and ensure the purity of his soul before making any mention of a Succession Trial!
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:35:00 - [10] Edited by: Rodj Blake on 02/04/2008 11:42:21 Edited by: Rodj Blake on 02/04/2008 11:37:39 Edited by: Rodj Blake on 02/04/2008 11:36:59 You think that the heirs somehow need your assistance in deciding what to do? Such hubris! Again, I will say that if the heirs (or indeed the wider Privy Council, the Theolgy Council or the Speakers of Truth) have any reason to suspect that the Chamberlain has done anything wrong, I'm sure that they will do what needs to be done. But until such time as that happens to imply that the Chamberlain is a traitor to the Empire is not only inappropriate, it's downright treasonous. And for the record, Chamberlain Karsoth served in that role under both of the previous Emperors, so he wouldn't necessarily have to step down from his role if the new Emperor was happy with him Please visit your user settings to re-enable images. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Shaikar	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:43:00 - [11] There is no Khanid Heir in the Empire and has not been for centuries. Given that fact, a discussion of their potential qualities is pointless. Perhaps you are becoming confused with the succession arrangements of the Kingdom. As for the Trials, it seems to have been forgotten that Sarum have yet to nominate a Heir. Until the proper time for that choice arrives, there can be no Succession Trials and Chamberlain Karsoth is merely performing his ordained duties as the duely appointed representative of the Emperor.
Shiaari	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:46:00 - [12] Originally by: Rodj Blake Again, I will say that if the heirs (or indeed the wider Privy Council, the Theolgy Council or the Speakers of Truth) have any reason to suspect that the Chamberlain has done anything wrong, I'm sure that they will do what needs to be done. Would they? After this? Who would dare investigate the Chamberlain now, after the Theology Council has already been punished? The only treasonous act was the murder of members of the Theology Council. There are dark days ahead.
Rodj Blake PIE Inc. Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris	Posted - 2008.04.02 11:50:00 - [13] Are you seriously suggesting that the likes of Uriam Kador and Brother Joshua are somehow scared of Chamberlain Karsoth? Are you really suggesting that someone with the wealth of Catiz Tash-Murkon doesn't have the ability to defend herself? Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Julius Avitus	Posted - 2008.04.02 12:10:00 - [14] I must admit that I have not read the arguments presented in this thread very carefully, but I feel obliged to note that these three former Justices are not the Theology Council. But truly, if this long interregnum helps us to weed out such heretics from the Imperial bureaucracy then it is good. After faith in God the second most important goal of all Amarr should be to work for the unity and empowerment of the Empire. By spreading violence and strife amongst our brothers and sisters this object is not achieved. At times it is true that some, or should I even say many, should give up their lives for the greater good. At times, acts of violence must happen within Amarrdom to right wrongs and to purge heresy, but the murder of lord Karsoth would not be such of an act.
Uilliam Nebel	Posted - 2008.04.02 12:18:00 - [15] Originally by: Shiaari The Will of God has been usurped. Mamn, as a humble Amarrian soldier of little consequence, it is far from my place to speak on such matters as Divine will, whom may become Emperor, or to cast suspicion on any of our Elders in the Faith. I will not pretend to know as much of the politics of the aristocracy, or to understand the complicated workings of Holy succession. However, I must take issue with this one thing you have said for it vexes me. Such a thing shall, and cannot ever happen, for GodÆs will is creation itself. No event, no matter how insignificant, may happen but by his allowance alone. No working of men can æstealÆ the power of the throne as you seem to be suggesting. What man may find himself so clever has to engage the All Mighty himself in political intrigue, in maneuvering, or subterfuge as to find himself able to take what God alone might grant? I as well have concerns about the recent events, concerns brought upon by mortal uncertainties. But my faith calms me greatly, for I know that while I am in no great measure wise, I can rely on something even more certain then death and taxes, that GodÆs will be done. But forgive me if I over step my station in expressing the above. / "Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in getting up every time we do." - Confucius, Chinese philosopher & reformer (551 BC - 479 BC.)
Kade Jeekin Masuat'aa Matari Ushra'Khan	Posted - 2008.04.02 12:57:00 - [16] Blind faith in those you consider your superiors falls flat when your they start to quarrel and kill each other. The example of Khanid may be an ancient one but still relevant, considering your ossified society. Even emperors have been found to be fallible. Ossified, and now decaying: Holder Hejaaz Momia, now these Theology council members and your chamberlain acting weirdly. Choose your superiors wisely. Previously you would have done anything any of those listed above would ask of you. Now, you may be signing your own confession to an Inquisition. Blind faith in divine will is different, as it is meaningless in political discussion. --------------------------------------- Outface the depths of evil with clarity ---------------------------------------
Uilliam Nebel	Posted - 2008.04.02 13:23:00 - [17] Originally by: Kade Jeekin Blind faith in those you consider your superiors falls flat when your they start to quarrel and kill each other. I must strenuously disagree with that sentiment Sir. I believe, to turn from ones faith because the confines of mortal cynicism mark it as an obstacle to a manÆs limited reason is of equal error. Faith is like principle, in that one must stand by it always, when a strength and just as much if not more so then when it might be perceived has an inconvenience to oneÆs personal agenda or benefit. Granted, it is by the miracle of faithÆs nature that it must be struggled with, for it is akin to a complicated alloy forever needing refining and forging. And without that struggle, it becomes little more than self serving fanaticism. And will change form from a sharp and accurate sword, to a blunt and clumsy hammer. That said though, my faith makes no uncertainty that it is God who puts a man into the EmperorÆs throne. And that he achieves this through many manipulations of his faithful servants amongst the Amarr. And let it also be said, that if a manÆs reach exceeds his grasp beyond what use God has given him that it is the Lord whom will cut him down like the overgrown weeds of the country. God chooses one to serve him as Emperor for his purposes at that time, and will just as easily replace him when his divine will dictates the use of another. But no man comes to be called Emperor of the Amarrian Empire but by GodÆs will is what I believe. It is by our ignorance of his Divine plan that we ever may be so proud or feel ourselves so clever as to percieve some fault in it. / "Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in getting up every time we do." - Confucius, Chinese philosopher & reformer (551 BC - 479 BC.)
Kade Jeekin Masuat'aa Matari Ushra'Khan	Posted - 2008.04.02 13:37:00 - [18] I specifically said 'blind faith', as the Amarrians promote. Faith in leadership is another matter and is common to all races. Blind faith makes you a pawn. Faith makes you a player. --------------------------------------- Outface the depths of evil with clarity ---------------------------------------
Avel Kereka The Aegis Militia Aegis Militia	Posted - 2008.04.02 13:41:00 - [19] Shiaari, I too am concerned--however we should not jump to extreme conclusions just yet. We are not Gallenteans who feast upon every rumour or half-truth, after all. I have my own theories on the subject but I strongly advise you and other faithful Amarrians to wait until the Heirs make a statement, or until new information comes to light before directly accusing Karsoth. We have some problems at the top to work out, but I'm sure our system will take care of it as it always has. But remain vigilant.
Khan Rodak Manu Dei Vigilia Valeria	Posted - 2008.04.02 15:16:00 - [20] To Shiaara: The events we are facing are deeply concerning. However, your plea seems precipitated at this point, mainly due to the media youÆve used and bring it to such an open community. I to am concerned. And my concerns, if I may say, are not new. Many seemed to have opened their eyes just at the face of this events, but its not so. This troubled events came in a line of others that started many time agoà A few years for some, but centuries for most and even millenniums for a few that marked our collective path. We all should watch further events and assimilate them as they are known. Stay calm, ready and pure for the call to be made upon, and play your part when the time comesà Not before. On a note, when you ask ôSince when was the Will of God outsourced to foreign powers?ö I shall say you this: NEVER! Yet, sometimes, what some say its GodÆs will have been, as our recent political history show us. And those two things are quite different from each other. To Uilliam: I must second your words. Words which should make you proud. The real will of God was never usurped. Even when it seems that way, it is His divine wish that it goes that way in order to change happens. You have certainly not over step your station in any way. You should be pleased and proud in yourself for, as someone not versed for long in theological issues, you have a clearer image than many that have legitimate religious tasks. And donÆt let your faith be turned down. Specially by the vices of His enemies. Those that rush to answer or drop a line to you, hoping that you will flaw. You have my confidence. You didnÆt flaw. On this subject, I must express one clear thought to you all: There is no other faith than the blind faith. The blind faith that we give to God himself and to His words û The Scriptures. Blind Faith in God makes us His servants and fulfil our lives with a task. Faith trusted to leaders should be tempered with what God gave us: the ability to think, pray and strive for His word which was given to us. To Avel, which again and for the third time in two days, I was pleased to hear: As I stated above, I too am concerned. But what concerns me most its not the events themselves. This events, those of now as those of the past which started this chain, are all part of GodÆs plan and path. Our faith tells us this, His words state what IÆm saying. What concerns me most is the non reaction, or misunderstanding many of the Amarrian kin might give to the events as they arrive. For this, those with clear minds and True Faith must prevail, and show guidance to those who will need help. Overall, everyone should stay sharp, ready and pure. At the right time, things will be revealed to us. Things that many havenÆt thought were likely or even possible to happen. Such are GodÆs ways. Be blessed, Hail Amarr!!! New Seminarium open
Raktar Medovski Omen Incorporated Brutally Clever Empire	Posted - 2008.04.02 19:02:00 - [21] Doriam II was assassinated by the Chancellor. Of course, the Chancellor didn't do it himself. The Chancellor did it to gain power and because the Chancellor disagreed with the changes Doriam II was trying to make.
Avel Kereka	Posted - 2008.04.02 20:03:00 - [22] Originally by: Khan Rodak What concerns me most is the non reaction, or misunderstanding many of the Amarrian kin might give to the events as they arrive. For this, those with clear minds and True Faith must prevail, and show guidance to those who will need help. Thank you for your kind words. The seeming indifference displayed by our kin is to be expected--this is not a political climate one wishes to be too outspoken in. Unfortunately, loyalty to the throne is once again becoming divorced from loyalty to God, which pains me to no end. Still, when push comes to shove the soft and the corrupt will burn. Oh, how they will burn. Please visit your user settings to re-enable images.
TheOnlyProphet The Silver Alliance Ultionis Quietus	Posted - 2008.04.02 23:43:00 - [23] Spouting conspiracy theories can sound like the work of someone who wishes to discredit our Amarrian Officials, and plant seeds of doubt in the hearts and minds of our kin. This type of thinking will take us down a dark and treacherous path. God will reward the faithful and punish the wicked! Hold steadfast to your treasured ways of life! It may be the last sacred thing we Amarr have left. Losing faith in the Empire will inevitably cause it to fall.
Sepherim Ordo Quaesitoris	Posted - 2008.04.03 00:44:00 - [24] Miss Shiaari has gone a bit too far on her words. But she is right that Chacellor Karsoth has overstepped his bonds when he denied a fair trial to those men. An Amarrian trial, that is, not a CONCORD one. We have laws, we have Tradition... and those are to be kept. Eternally, or until an Emperor sais otherwise. Ordo Quaesitoris Forum
Ryem Sadar Royal Amarr Institute	Posted - 2008.04.03 05:40:00 - [25] Originally by: Rodj Blake Again, I will say that if the heirs (or indeed the wider Privy Council, the Theolgy Council or the Speakers of Truth) have any Frankly that is what causes me the greatest concern on this issue, the silence of the Theology Council. Surely with their own Justices having been implicated and condemned, they should be the first to advocate a trial so that the full weight of evidence against the former Holders could be presented to the people. Their detachment in the wake of the summary execution without trial of three of their Justices for high treason strikes me as bizarre. IMPERIUM SINE FINE
Shern Delictum 23216	Posted - 2008.04.03 06:18:00 - [26] I find the execution without trial of the three justices very scary. Are we not people of the Empire ? Don't we have standards that people like the tribals don't have ? For simple people like me, although the stern words of the Chamberlain bring some comfort that evil has been rooted out, I think that justice has to be seen to be done, rather than carried out behind closed doors, even if by my betters. I guess we shuld pray all the harder for a new Emperor now. The Empire needs one.
Tablaren Kingdom of Kador Kingdom of Redemption	Posted - 2008.04.03 06:47:00 - [27] Lord Gaius I'd kindly ask you not to speak in such a manner to a lady of her standing, lady Kador is not some some wretch to be insulted and I believe that to have been in bad taste. As my wife is too furious to speak I am writing our stance. Shiarri is right, it's barbarity and a misuse of power to commit such breach of law. Any traditionalist would see this for what it is.... the laws and traditions and practices of thousands of years that once protected a Holder from on the spot execution by a man with the militaries support no longer apply. Any reformist would see this as a throwback to a vision of the empire that no emperor has supported for hundreds of years. The previous two emperors worked hard and through their divinly inspired will have opened and made the empire a place where the laws protected the weak even more then before. Now in one move this man, a man with the paladins support has decided that it is his right to find and murder the ruling class of amarr. Let us even go further and look at his words. "Those who have been damned-those who are guilty of the most heinous crimes imaginable-they are none other than the corrupt souls of the Theology Council. " This is not an attack on a few members of an organisation this is a verbal attack on that organization..... He dares to call the Theology Council corrupt after the lengthy investigative process of putting a bullet in his political enemies head! Furthermore by saying they "the Council not the individuals" insult the sanctity of the church... who is he to make such a claim, were any man under my charge to say that I would have him beaten where he stood! Furthermore he merely states that g_d has revealed the plot against him. What does he mean? This CHAMBERLAIN speaks much of what exactly the divine will is, last I checked he was not an emperor but a man serving the empire! Was it a dream? Did his chicken soup spell out the names of the traitors? How does this man who is neither emperor nor prophet interpret the will of the allmighty? Who is he to think that a member of the imperial court knows more of the divine will then the members of the theology council? Are we next to believe the Imperial cup-bearer knows more about war then the commander of the 7th Fleet? "Humblest believers, it is thus that I inform you that the Holder Falek Grange, his loyal brigand Holder Aulus Gord, and the members of his private court on the Theology Council have each been hunted down and destroyed." Now how could he possibly boast about exterminating an entire section of the theology council! Not a single one without a trial, no investigation.... How did they know who to kill? The answer is simple, they either butchered everyone associated with the 3 judges or they knew exactly who the chancellors political opponents were and exterminated them at a moments chance. This statement angered us to no small extent. "Yes, those demonic patrons saw me as an obstacle to their elaborate plans to install another heir-one held under the spell of their intent, an obedient dog who would forever be in their debt for placing him in power." NOW he dares to assume the likes of the HEIRS to the throne are the weak-willed kind of followers to simply fall in line with conspirators. This statement is outrageous! He's suggesting that one of the heirs is the kind of traitor who will stand by and watch the imperial succession destroyed then simply bend over for these men and do as they say. Well which one? WHICH ONE of the heirs does he believe to be so unfit, so lacking a spine to be such a character? But this is what truly condemns his actions. "If God wills a change to His law, then His word will be spoken through the next ordained Emperor of Amarr-no one else!" I truly hope there's no need to go on about this. In the name of the Emperor I beg you all not to be swayed by blind loyalty. Look to what is legal, moral, and the teachings of the scriptures.
Tablaren	Posted - 2008.04.03 07:14:00 - [28] Originally by: Ryem Sadar Originally by: Rodj Blake Again, I will say that if the heirs (or indeed the wider Privy Council, the Theolgy Council or the Speakers of Truth) have any Frankly that is what causes me the greatest concern on this issue, the silence of the Theology Council. Surely with their own Justices having been implicated and condemned, they should be the first to advocate a trial so that the full weight of evidence against the former Holders could be presented to the people. Their detachment in the wake of the summary execution without trial of three of their Justices for high treason strikes me as bizarre. You have to remember, he didn't try and condemn 3 members. The chamberlain hunted down and executed them, then had paladins storm the Theology council headquartes and murder "Their private court" Tell me, you are a judge sitting in session. An armed soldier bursts in and kills in cold blood the judge beside you without asking even the slightest of questions and noone having given him any way to defend his innocence. What is your next course of action? Do you stand up and demand an explanation while condemning that soldier? What about later when you realize the man who ordered that was the single most powerful man in the galaxy? No, members of the theology council can not bring forward anything without being in danger of being killed Mr Sadar. For you loyalists out there hear these words. Only the Heirs and Speakers of Truth now have the kind of power to stand before this villian. Lord-Heirs, we pray you act. I pray for Lord Uriam Kador. For he is the most powerful, dedicated, noble, and capable of men. His will unbreakable and his spirit strong. The citizens of the empire are divided, many are fearful, even some of my own agents we use for information will not speak about the matter openly. In our hearts we wish to hear the reasurring words of reason and justice. I pray tonight Lord-Heir that you shall say the words that either everything is allright and condemn us for our sins and coming to a conclusion too quickly or for your guidance in these times that trouble us so. Loyalists. Put your faith in the the allmighty, put your faith in the empire. Do not place all your blind loyalty in the hands of this noble for you would be doing the EXACT same thing you condemn the Khanid loyalists of. Please visit your user settings to re-enable images.
Ruah Piskonit	Posted - 2008.04.03 08:33:00 - [29] I find your corporation name to be an oxymoron when put next you your kind. . .tread cairfuly. ---- Please visit your user settings to re-enable images.
Tyr Vaantau	Posted - 2008.04.03 10:55:00 - [30] I am so glad that so many people believe the same thing about Dochuta Karsoth. He has without a doubt acted suspiciously and if what he has claimed really is true then he should take great steps now to prove his case, or otherwise face the wrath of the assembled loyal Amarrian forces against him. ------ Please visit your user settings to re-enable images.

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