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Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
806
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Posted - 2013.05.26 12:27:00 -
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When it is relatively safe to do so we confiscate weapons and ammunition during our rescue runs. In particular, when command crew and myself are in agreement and we are not risking passengers, we will from time to time confiscate these items. What happens to them? They will enter perpetual storage. The latest such confiscation was 1.6 million in projectile ammo and a few ewar modules.
In the egress area yesterday, you could smell something very good coming from the nutrition center. While our staff there uses many systhesizing technologies, they still do a great deal of old fashioned cooking. Whatever it was, it smelled quite good. Unfortunately, time did not permit my partaking of it. I must see to it that I ask what was being prepared. I hope those smells helped welcome those we rescued.
The turn of events in the State is sad. The good admiral could have been a positive force for peace. I hope that her passing will not be in vain and that those committed to peace will push forward that agenda until it is reality.
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115.05.25 12:44 1.6mil ammo and EWar 115.05.25 23:49 Maks Demon 10 People (Former Elite Slaves) 115.05.26 12:11 (name withheld) (blue can) 86 people, L0kkin Khamsi 18 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Kim Ji-Young
Ji Young Kim Bap
51
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Posted - 2013.05.26 13:12:00 -
[872] - Quote
Ston Momaki wrote: In the egress area yesterday, you could smell something very good coming from the nutrition center. While our staff there uses many systhesizing technologies, they still do a great deal of old fashioned cooking. Whatever it was, it smelled quite good.
Wait till you try my Kim Bap.
Also, just want to say that I totally approve of what your organisation is doing. If people are going to carelessly go around dumping their unwanted property like it means nothing to them then I think that's very shameful and it should be highlighted. |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
806
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Posted - 2013.05.27 13:18:00 -
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There is now violence erupting within our State at recent vigils to honor Admiral Yanala. I had hoped that such things would not happen. There is always enough on the outside to tear at the fibers holding a people together without internal strife to add to the destructive forces. There are ways to grieve without striking out. There are ways to protest without violence. We all have to work hard to make peace the norm and not the exception.
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115.05.26 20:55 Annia Aurel 15 people 115.05.27 12:45 Salatar Minax 63 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
806
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Posted - 2013.05.27 22:46:00 -
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There is nothing that makes sanity more tenuous than power. Power, being a narcotic of the soul creates a dependency tolerance like no other drug. If one continues to take in more of it, less of it will never suffice. This lesson is seldom learned by leaders. One reason for this is the almost universal acceptance of a deception. The deception? That leadership requires power. History shows us that the very best leaders of all time were those who gave up power; the power of wealth, the power of violence, etc.
Look at our "empires." Look at the leaders. There isn't enough of the narcotic to keep them satisfied. So where does that leave them?
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115.05.27 19:00 OKCAHA Avatar 10 people 115.05.27 22:34 Frankie Hollister 6, Mare Flint 5 Slavers, 8 former slaves The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
806
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Posted - 2013.05.28 13:47:00 -
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I hope beyond hope to see a day where there are no slaves. I hope beyond hope to see a day when humanity evolves beyond hate and that corrupt vestige is gone and forgotten. But we are far from that. Ten more people were rescued today. May these ten live on and may their lives be lives of good character that grace everyone around them.
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115.05.28 13:23 Aluvia Longtime 10 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
808
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Posted - 2013.05.28 21:17:00 -
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Violence is wholesale for the capsuleer. It takes the least thought, is the easiest choice, is supported and celebrated by the majority, is falsely lauded as noble by those who by their nature, suffer little enduring impact from it. It is just too easy. The educational ssytems are all aimed toward it. (Or toward greed as the case my be). Prove your strength of will and the constitution of spirit by choosing something else. Men and women alike rub their chins is this false acted resignation to the inevitability of their violence. Then all gather about and pat your back saying, "Its OK, we've all been through it."
Is this the best we have to offer our universe?
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115.05.28 19:37 Telonicas 47 people 115.05.28 21:05 Deron Loknos 3 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
808
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Posted - 2013.05.29 14:22:00 -
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Faceless entities... That is what many capsuleers remain to all but a few other capsuleers. To the masses of men, women, and children in our Cluster, capsuleer clones remain detatched. Very seldom do the people we rescue ever see or hear the voice of the pilot responsible for dumping them into space. They do, however, interact with the brutes and sadists that these pilots hire as crew. These faces and voices become the representation of the unknown pilot. It reminds me of a very important fact. My crew is an extension of me. While I try to meet most of the people we rescue, my crews and staff are far more connected.
I feel very humbled to say that my crew and staff are some of the most highly principled and compassionate people. Dealing with people in crisis day in and day out is hard work and exhausting. These people do it without fail.
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115.05.29 13:19 eWIS 50 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
810
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Posted - 2013.05.29 22:01:00 -
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You have to find the things that you can smile about. The rescue reported below generated many smiles from my crew. Five deathcans were discovered in one area. This many almost always involves more than one trip and chance that we will lose some to time. We were able to bring the Mayflower into transport range of all four of the yellow cans at the same time. So after picking up 93 from the blue can, we moved into position and activated transport 1,2,3,4 and then activated the gate, quickly escaping before targeted.
The sound in the assembly area afterwards were those of involved conversation among crew members and staff. They were sounds of satisfaction that all the survivors made it.
Earlier in the day, we picked up a strange device in a wreck. Our technicians are examining it now. We would have left it, but scans showed a profile consistent with weapon components. Not knowing what it was and not wanting to risk it being weaponized, we confiscated it. It will undergo further examination and study.
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115.05.29 19.05 (Name Withheld) 93 people (blue can), Nataha Frost, Astar Dragon, Darcminion, Maxx Ibanez (8 people, 11 people, 14 people, 69 people) The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
810
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Posted - 2013.05.30 12:44:00 -
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Don't lick your lips for war, for the wholesale death that it generates, for the many children, women and men who will suffer unspeakable things. Oh yes, I know that you do not lick your lips for these things but you do for the chance to fight and kill. Don't pretend to be so noble, so loyal, so honorable. You like to fight and kill without having to think about the fuller consequences. So next time you lick your lips for these things, may you taste the tears and blood of those who will suffer in this war you crave.
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115.05.29 23:10 BLAC sitxh 46 people 115.05.30 00:58 Magixx LW 32 people 115.05.30 12:13 CrysisRising Sarain 26 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.05.31 13:31:00 -
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Self-Righteous. I've been accused of it and I've heard the accusation thrown around quite a bit about others as well. But, I don't think people are using the term correctly. Here's how it is being used: "self-righteous" = "anyone who disagrees or questions what I do or why I do it." To throw out the term self-righteous is one of the most common self-defensive measures. Along with other pejoratives it usually fits with what we do when we feel attacked.
All this aside, am I self-righteous sometimes? Yes, I'm sure I am. I am prone to "righteous indignation." And just the time, I think I am being humble in my opinion, by definition I have lost humility. Slippery thing, humility is. So every now an then, it is good for me to bear up under the accusation of being self-righteous. If it sparks some self-examination of the judgments I make and the reasons for them; good.
Ultimately I know that I am not righteous in and of myself. In fact, part of my personal pacifism is an accute awareness that I am not in the place of judgment to take another man's life. Who am I that I should kill another?
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115.05.30 18:57 Space Revenger 10 former Elite Slaves 115.05.30 22:42 Xay Tatsu-Nayomi , Malachi (5 people, 20 people) The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
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Kim Ji-Young
Ji Young Kim Bap
73
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Posted - 2013.05.31 13:43:00 -
[881] - Quote
Ston Momaki wrote:Self-Righteous. I've been accused of it
I wouldn't call you self-righteous. I'd certainly call you passive-aggressive though.
If you spent as much time rescuing slaves stranded in cargo containers as you do passive-aggressively sniping at people via this thread, I reckon you could solve the slave-dumping problem overnight. The Amarr Empire would have to jettison a bunch of extra cans just to give you something to do.
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Kithrus
Deus Fides Empire Curatores Veritatis Alliance
271
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Posted - 2013.05.31 13:58:00 -
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Kim Ji-Young wrote:Ston Momaki wrote:Self-Righteous. I've been accused of it I wouldn't call you self-righteous. I'd certainly call you passive-aggressive though. If you spent as much time rescuing slaves stranded in cargo containers as you do passive-aggressively sniping at people via this thread, I reckon you could solve the slave-dumping problem overnight. The Amarr Empire would have to jettison a bunch of extra cans just to give you something to do.
Not to mention that there is no proof in this universe (note the italic) that there are abandoned slaves in cans.
And even if there were it was by accident or impossible to overcome odds prevent retrieval.
Your just annoying, lying and more importantly a scavenger spewing false propaganda to justify your picking over the battlefields of those you 'shame'.
No one leaves anything of value behind and slaves have tremendous value. both as people and as property. No one in their right of mind would leave them. |
Evi Polevhia
True Slave Foundations Shaktipat Revelators
175
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Posted - 2013.05.31 14:19:00 -
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Kithrus wrote: No one leaves anything of value behind and slaves have tremendous value. both as people and as property. No one in their right of mind would leave them.
Capsuleers are most decidedly not in their right mind. They often leave behind all sorts of things on the field for many different reasons. |
Scherezad
Lai Dai Research Spacelane Security
969
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Posted - 2013.05.31 14:47:00 -
[884] - Quote
Kithrus wrote:Kim Ji-Young wrote:Ston Momaki wrote:Self-Righteous. I've been accused of it I wouldn't call you self-righteous. I'd certainly call you passive-aggressive though. If you spent as much time rescuing slaves stranded in cargo containers as you do passive-aggressively sniping at people via this thread, I reckon you could solve the slave-dumping problem overnight. The Amarr Empire would have to jettison a bunch of extra cans just to give you something to do. Not to mention that there is no proof in this universe (note the italic) that there are abandoned slaves in cans. And even if there were it was by accident or impossible to overcome odds prevent retrieval. Your just annoying, lying and more importantly a scavenger spewing false propaganda to justify your picking over the battlefields of those you 'shame'. No one leaves anything of value behind and slaves have tremendous value. both as people and as property. No one in their right of mind would leave them.
Momaki-haan should not be so disparaged. He is responsible for the rescue of millions. Literally. Slaves, slavers, tourists, janitors - people from all walks of life. |
Kithrus
Deus Fides Empire Curatores Veritatis Alliance
271
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Posted - 2013.05.31 15:21:00 -
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Scherezad wrote:Kithrus wrote:Kim Ji-Young wrote:Ston Momaki wrote:Self-Righteous. I've been accused of it I wouldn't call you self-righteous. I'd certainly call you passive-aggressive though. If you spent as much time rescuing slaves stranded in cargo containers as you do passive-aggressively sniping at people via this thread, I reckon you could solve the slave-dumping problem overnight. The Amarr Empire would have to jettison a bunch of extra cans just to give you something to do. Not to mention that there is no proof in this universe (note the italic) that there are abandoned slaves in cans. And even if there were it was by accident or impossible to overcome odds prevent retrieval. Your just annoying, lying and more importantly a scavenger spewing false propaganda to justify your picking over the battlefields of those you 'shame'. No one leaves anything of value behind and slaves have tremendous value. both as people and as property. No one in their right of mind would leave them. Momaki-haan should not be so disparaged. He is responsible for the rescue of millions. Literally. Slaves, slavers, tourists, janitors - people from all walks of life.
Except that doesn't happen |
Scherezad
Lai Dai Research Spacelane Security
969
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Posted - 2013.05.31 15:31:00 -
[886] - Quote
Kithrus wrote:Scherezad wrote:Momaki-haan should not be so disparaged. He is responsible for the rescue of millions. Literally. Slaves, slavers, tourists, janitors - people from all walks of life. Except that doesn't happen
I suppose I might have been transporting hallucinations then, sir. This is true. |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.05.31 20:54:00 -
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On the border of the Amarr Empire and the Caldari State, capsuleer pilots routinely jettison their cargoes of Slaves and Elite Slaves before crossing into the State from Amarr space. It is illegal to transport slaves and Elite slaves in State space. The customs information is listed below:
Caldari State: Standing Loss 0.20 / Confiscation in Sec >= 0.00 / Fine 500.00% of estimated market value The Pilot below, for example, was transporting 82 slaves from the Amarr Empire. Each of those Slaves would receive a customs valuation of 782 ISK for a total of 64,124 ISK . Multiply that times five: 320,620 ISK. That is the fine charged the pilot if Customs catches her across the border. Unless one is specifically equipped to avoid detection, the economic risk of slave smuggling does not pan out for the financially savy (greedy) capsuleer.
What is interesting is that we often rescue slavers, slaver hounds, soldiers, militants, etc. All these are legal to transport across the border, yet are jettisoned from time to time.
In addition to rescue operations, we also regularly receive groups of former slaves from other pilots. These have been either rescued or purchased from slave markets across Amarr and Khanid territories. They are received into our care and eventually repatriated.
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115.05.31 20:12 Melody Silver 82 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.06.01 12:42:00 -
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Ripples of war like those in a calm pond disturbed by a pebble spread out across our cultures and impact lives on many levels. Capsuleers are largely unaware of how generations of normal people can be impacted by the damage of war. Our self-absorbed lives are far from the tragedies of families impacted by war. Widows, orphans, bereft families who daily lose loved one's to the violence of these conflicts join those whose loved one's survive but are psychologically altered by the trauma of combat.
Depression, Domestic violence, Substance abuse, psychological disabilities are all ongoing symptoms of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder that is common among the millions of people fighting in the conflicts around our Cluster. What happens to these men and women when they return home? Often, it is their loved ones, their children, their spouses that suffer unintended consequences of these wars. Cast into the conflict like cannon fodder, the damage continues long after the battle is over.
Some of your crews may be suffering from this and you may be unaware of the domestic violence, substance abuse, and debilitating depression that continues after your sortie is long over.
As a whole, it is time that the capsuleer community take greater responsibility for the violence it espouses so easily.
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115.06.01 01:49 Kaeria Winder 10 former Elite Slaves 115.06.01 12:22 furbo Charante, 13 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.06.02 12:17:00 -
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Of the 111 people rescued as reported below, 20 were in need of significant medical care. They were suffering from maladies such as stress fractures, herniated discs, malnutrition, chemical burns, chronic lung infections, etc. These 20 are former "Elite Slaves." At the end of their usefullness in the Empire, they were being farmed out to slaves smugglers to be sold to the highest bidder on whatever markets could be found across the border.
We are happy to now provide the care they need and opportuities to first rest, then find a new life.
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115.06.01 17:00 Anon Yaken 10 people 115.06.01 23:11 Ambil Light 9 people 115.06.02 12:04 cumanot binariz 92 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.06.03 12:30:00 -
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When listening to people with beliefs that differ from my own, the temptation is to dismiss out of hand what they have to say. I am not alone in this, I see it here quite often. In fact, rather than listen for what is being said, we listen for ways to argue against, malign, or refute was is being said. We do not provide enough pause to allow our minds to process the words of others objectively. If we are only seeking to present ourselves as "right," then we have lost the ability to listen.
Do you listen to music? If so, how do you listen? Why do you listen to music? For a moment, think of listening to what someone else is saying as if you were listening to music. You do not have to like the music or choose it as a regular diet of listening. But, we also need not argue against the music as if it were "wrong" and I am right.
This is not to say that we should never take up a position against what others say. However, we can be more particular about when that should happen. What boundaries of communication need to be breached before I will chime in, before I will argue my point? Do I really need to let you know every time I disagree with you? Hmm, maybe if we repress our instincts to answer back, our minds might actually expand, grow, open...
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115.06.03 12:06 Katharina Bornmann 19 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
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Katran Luftschreck
Royal Ammatar Engineering Corps
1508
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Posted - 2013.06.03 20:46:00 -
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Ston Momaki wrote:On the border of the Amarr Empire and the Caldari State, capsuleer pilots routinely jettison their cargoes of Slaves and Elite Slaves before crossing into the State from Amarr space.
Glad to see you took my advice. Yes, every time I have to hold my nose and make a trip to Jita I always find canisters full of living people along the way. The sick thing is that they're often jettisoned in systems that have a nearby station just a few AUs from the gate... and they can't even be bothered take a minute, dock up, and unload them first.
Which is what I do - l dock, unload the people, do my business in Jita, come back, dock again, load them back on and go home. I'd like to think that a human life is worth two minutes of a pilot's time, but then maybe we just see things differently than non-Amarrian capsuleers... kind of hard to develop delusions of Godhood when you spend that much time on your knees praying in churches, y'know?
Speaking of which... I've got a few more people that I liberated from various chunks of pirate wreckage for you. Want me to contract them over? The day CCP codes together a bot program that slaps 30 day forum bans on anyone who says "can I have your stuff?" the overall average IQ of the EvE forums will quintuple overnight. |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.06.04 01:44:00 -
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There was a greater than normal volume of rescue activity 10 hours or so as reported below. It was particularly heart rending to discover among those we rescued a former slave girl that had been badly beaten before jettisoned into space. Her injuries were serious. Our medical team found evidence of possible brain injury and so sought to refer her to advanced facilities within the State.
DSTON is grateful to two pilots who helped in this medical emergency. Captain Vinh Trahn provided rapid medical transport from our temp center and Captain Scherezad arranged for advanced Medical treatment and received our patient at the Lai Dai facility in Kakakela. The Lai Dai medical team was able to almost immediately stabilize the patient. We hope to hear updates on her condition as her treatment progresses.
I am very grateful that both of these pilots were available and willing to drop what they were doing to help this one poor girl. It is a needed reminder of the presence of good in our cluster even in times of such sadness.
Ms. Luftschreck, we are always willing to take those refugees you happen upon in your journeys.
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115.06.03 14:14 nervouswreck 50 Former Slaves, 10 Former Elite Slaves, 20 Freed Slaves 115.06.03 18:06 (blue) (name withheld, blue can) 71, Papa Benjie 10 hounds, 2 Slavers, 19 former slaves , VanHalen5150 50 people, dazwa 306 10 people, Doctor Johnathan Hulk 18 people. 115.06.03 19:15 Thyralon G'zer 15 people 115.06.03 22:27 Ding Woot 31 people The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.06.04 23:23:00 -
[893] - Quote
Good news was received today from Captain Scherezad and the medical facility in Kakakela. The Slave girl rescued yesterday is expected to make a full recovery. We hope that she will become well both in body and in soul.
Rescue work continues to be a little heavier than usual over the last 36 hours. We continue to see a pattern of pilots who jettison both illegal and legal passengers alike at border crossings. DSTON and other concerned pilots do our best to save as many as we can.
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115.06.04 13:05 Ollimor 20 people 115.06.04 17:54 Buchenwald Flava 10 people, Atimun Flat 29 people 115.06.04 19:53 jinn meii (ammo) 115.06.04 23:03 Kanatayan Souther 10 former Slaves, 50 Freed Slaves, DarkDanniel InGen 10 former Slaves The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Scherezad
Lai Dai Research Spacelane Security
969
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Posted - 2013.06.05 01:24:00 -
[894] - Quote
We are pleased to announce that our patient is making full recovery, and are grateful to Captains Ston and Trahn for their assistance. She will soon be returned to her own recognizance. |
Makkal Hanaya
Revenent Defence Corperation
571
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Posted - 2013.06.05 01:46:00 -
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Kithrus wrote:Except that doesn't happen Yes, it happens.
Every day. All the time.
It's a well known phenomenon and if you don't believe it, you can easily go there and see the cans floating in space. Render unto Khanid the things which are Khanid's; and unto God the things that are God's. |
Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
813
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Posted - 2013.06.05 12:38:00 -
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The violence of our cluster impacts the lives of millions upon millions of children. Children suffer intensely in times of war. Before anyone should claim that a war is necessary to ease the suffering of a people, consider that the war itself may cause a long and enduring time of great suffering and extenuated trauma, especially to women and children. Starvation, deprivation, extraordinary loss, physical and sexual abuse, torture, exploitation, all are suffered by children in areas impacted by war. This suffering is multiplied in the chaos and lawlessness of war. Education and development is interupted and often ceases in times of war. Famine caused by war kills many more than weapons. Children watch their parents and siblings die. Often they themselves are forced to fight and kill.
The capsuleer fires his weapon, kills, repeats or is destroyed, reconsituted in a clone and repeats. This is called "glorious" by some. I would like to place each of us into the soul of a child trumatized by war for just a day to see if perhaps that insane sense of glory might fade.
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115.06.04 23:26 ffertyh 30 militants, 5 Slavers, 43 former Slaves (plus assorted others strange items including DNA samples from two different humans)(in a giant freight container) 115.06.05 12:16 Adam Calrissian, Vasisuariy, sinabbi, (7 slavers, groups of 19, 40, and 94 people) The Disciples of Ston bid you peace |
Che Biko
Humanitarian Communists
491
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Posted - 2013.06.05 20:36:00 -
[897] - Quote
Dumping ammo also puts you on the Wall of Shame? Nightmares - A short story by Ch+¬ Biko |
Kim Ji-Young
Ji Young Kim Bap
83
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Posted - 2013.06.06 00:26:00 -
[898] - Quote
Che Biko wrote: Dumping ammo also puts you on the Wall of Shame?
I certainly think that it's a shame to waste good ammo.
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Ston Momaki
Disciples of Ston
814
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Posted - 2013.06.06 12:55:00 -
[899] - Quote
Che Biko wrote: Dumping ammo also puts you on the Wall of Shame?
Thank you Captain Biko for catching that. My apologies for puting that on the wall of shame. It was unintentional. Reports go from my log to the wall of shame. I log ammo and weapon confiscations and this particular log was stuck between rescue logs and I forgot to edit it out. I have removed that entry from the original post.
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115.06.05 17:25 Ryan S Naari 5 Slavers, 50 former Slaves
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Che Biko
Humanitarian Communists
493
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Posted - 2013.06.06 15:19:00 -
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Mr. Momaki,
I think you inspired me to change part of my life. Or I think you did, I'm not sure, it might have been something on this thread, or it might have been something else. It could have been your erronous mention of the ammo dumping pilot that made me realize an inconsistency between my words and actions.
My corp claims to not "profit from death" (Taking certain missions, producing weaponry, etc.). But I used to sell all things I picked up from the wrecks I salvaged, but now I've started making exceptions: Now, instead of selling the lethal weapons and ammo I recovered, I will have them destroyed. Nightmares - A short story by Ch+¬ Biko |
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