Rescue Report:

116.02.09 02:30 boxerboynine Kirkle 11 rescued
116.02.10 13:47 Sheldblaster 5 rescued, Chip Aztec 35 rescued

As mentioned earlier, DSTON Development has instituted new guidelines for confiscation work. In addition to the newly christened DSS Plowshare that I will be piloting, we have also christened the DSS Pacifist that will be piloted by Ston. Both vessels are not yet fully fitted for service but will be undergoing fitting and shake down service before fully deployed.

I enjoyed the privilege of helping Mr. Momaki give a tour of our Kaap facility to two fine, courteous and intelligent pilots. I say this because to differ in opinion is not a reason for a complete lack of decorum. Recent posts by Taisia Zaytseva have been tasteless, crude and far more appropriate for the "locker room" rather than this forum. We welcome her criticism and even accusations, but use some intelligence and appropriateness in your language, please.

Prove her ability to express yourself with decorum or I will be blocking her posts from view.

If you act like a turd, fool, I'm going to talk to you like one. Go choke on a bowlfull of dicks. As for tours, of course everything seems in order to outsiders, because you've brainwashed everyone. You can stop pleasuring yourself moaning about rescuing slaves, the game is up, we all see it. You're nothing but two bit slaver trash.

Disciples of Ston, I have questions:

Do you ever confiscate contraband psychotropics such as capsuleer combat boosters or baseliner recreational drugs?

If so, what do you do with them?

If not, why not?

I look forward to your reply.

Thanks for your question. Yes we confiscate these items when we happen upon them. Our policy with weapons, ammunition and drugs is to store them indefinitely. The reason for this is because it is our policy to never profit from such confiscations. All the items we confiscate are verifiable over time. We maintain separate storage facilities for all confiscated weapons, ammo, and drugs. We do not trash or recycle them again so that a permanent record may be maintained and verified and so that base materials can not be sold by us. Should you wish to inspect a confiscation facility please feel free to contact me and we can arrange a time to do this. Once an inspection is made, your outside record could be verified by a repeat visit should you chose to do so. In other words, items in our confiscation facility will always be there. More may be added, but nothing will be removed.

Please feel free to ask for any clarification.

Thanks for your question. Yes we confiscate these items when we happen upon them. Our policy with weapons, ammunition and drugs is to store them indefinitely. The reason for this is because it is our policy to never profit from such confiscations. All the items we confiscate are verifiable over time. We maintain separate storage facilities for all confiscated weapons, ammo, and drugs. We do not trash or recycle them again so that a permanent record may be maintained and verified and so that base materials can not be sold by us. Should you wish to inspect a confiscation facility please feel free to contact me and we can arrange a time to do this. Once an inspection is made, your outside record could be verified by a repeat visit should you chose to do so. In other words, items in our confiscation facility will always be there. More may be added, but nothing will be removed.

Please feel free to ask for any clarification.

So, the slavers also maintain a full arsenal? This just gets better and better.
You're kidnapping people, brainwashing them and you've just admitted you have guns for all.
Hot diggety damn, you want to come write propaganda for us? Everyone is still convinced you're just some kind soul.

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So, you have a stockpile of drugs that are doing nothing but taking up space in your storage facilities?
I can't help but think that all that space could be used for food, beds or medical supplies.

The GIA disavows knowledge of pretty much everything. I mean, to this day, they maintain that BOB "slipped in the shower." So, yeah, why would you believe the Cartel? "Oh, those drug smuggling slavers, yeah, they aren't us."

"Oh, sure, come inspect our facility."
Side note: one of my favorite holos of all time.

Re-Enslavement Report:
2014-02-09 03:41 12 Slaves
2014-02-10 01:36 18 Slaves

Every person, everywhere, shall glorify God.

Most shall glorify God only in their destruction, whether that be in this life or the next.

But the 30 Slaves listed above have another path open to them GÇö redemption through service to God's Chosen, the Amarr Empire. To start them on their journey, they were chained, collared, stuffed full of Vitoc, and sold back into slavery. Amen. Amarr Victor.

If a slave owner abandons their slaves on a busy stargate, is that the same as freeing slaves?

If these slaves are disowned by their masters, does that no longer make them slaves?

If these slaves are abandoned in space outside of the Amarr Empire, would enslavers be breaking Amarrian law by capturing people outside of their boundaries?

If these slaves are no longer property of their previous master, what right would anyone (according to Amarrian law) have to resell them on the market?

If you don't own these slaves, how can you sell what is not yours?

I'd like to hear your answers as it sounds to me like you're a simple thief and a criminal of Amarr, Nauplius. While the same could be said of DSTON, I imagine you have more to lose by a tarnishing of your standings with the Empire.

-Eran

Perhaps, but the Nauplius I remember from my time in the 24th was a law-abiding Amarrian citizen. If he is breaking Amarrian laws then he might want to reconsider his course of action and methods of spreading the faith...before hes excommunicated and compared to Odelya d'Hanguest.

-Eran

I disagree. However, I'm sure Nauplius can answer for himself.

-Eran

How did I know this might be the response from one who self identifies as a booster smuggler. Drug confiscations are a "tiny" portion of our confiscation work. Confiscations are kept completely separate from our Matriculations Centers. They are in separate stations. The weapons, ammo, and drugs we confiscate will never be used again. Not even the materials they are made of will be used again. They are in perpetual storage, so no, you can't have them, Ms. Denton. That said we are happy to arrange verification through a third party acceptable to both of us if you so desire. We are quite happy with our security arrangements in all our station environments, but thanks for the offer.

If a slave owner abandons their slaves on a busy stargate, is that the same as freeing slaves?

If these slaves are disowned by their masters, does that no longer make them slaves?

If these slaves are abandoned in space outside of the Amarr Empire, would enslavers be breaking Amarrian law by capturing people outside of their boundaries?

If these slaves are no longer property of their previous master, what right would anyone (according to Amarrian law) have to resell them on the market?

If you don't own these slaves, how can you sell what is not yours?

I'd like to hear your answers as it sounds to me like you're a simple thief and a criminal of Amarr, Nauplius. While the same could be said of DSTON, I imagine you have more to lose by a tarnishing of your standings with the Empire.

-Eran