Galm Fae
Eskola Ergonomics
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Posted - 2015.06.16 08:57:00 -
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You do realize that a majority of pro Caldari sentiment within Intaki is relatively high, right? You're quick to credit the declining conditions within the Intaki system to the Serpentis, Intaki Syndicate, and Caldari corporations but the single largest band of cut-throats that continues to force foreign influence into the region continues to be the Roden administration. The Serpentis are a result of your libertarian policy and ideals of 'freedom' that you impose on others, the Syndicate became a necessity for the security of Intaki communities due to Gallente negligence, and Caldari corporations have only ever attempted to facilitate deep cultural bonds that already exist between the Way of the Winds and the Ida.
I could go on, but it would all be pointless since you clearly have no idea what you're talking about if your idea of 'stepping into the light' is cowering under the shadow of the Gallente Federation. You're a brainwashed, privileged fool to exist as elysian and think that you could possibly relate to the millions of poor downtrodden bastards that have to turn to a gods damned drug cartel to ensure their own safety.
Kirjuun! Uakan!
Teknikiara!
Kanpai kameitsamuu!
Ra ra ra!
> --Killer of Snowfall Station--
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Galm Fae
Eskola Ergonomics
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Posted - 2015.06.16 23:05:00 -
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Okay, first of all you completely ignored the bulk of the supporting comments by your fellow Federation citizens and instead decided to go for the personal attack by calling my claims 'typical Caldari propaganda.' I'm not even full Caldari, at least half of my blood is Intaki. Now, while typically Denak is the definitive source for all things Intaki (I'll be damned if I know much of anything about my own heritage) the relationship between them and the State is something that I actually have a fair bit of personal experience with.
Back before the State fought for our succession, relations between the Caldari and the Intaki Assembly were at worst friendly and at best symbiotic. We maintained close economic ties, and each considered the other our galactic counterparts. The traditional Way of the Winds and the Ida are both vitally important in understanding the Caldar and the Intaki respectively, and each considers the other merely an alternative interpretation of the same truth; all of creation is simply a personification of the will of the universe. While the Caldari see this as an opportunity to temper and forge only the most fitting aspects of the soul, the Intaki see it as a way to refine themselves until they have reached divinity. That is literally the most simple way I can describe it.
Now once the Caldari State decided to pull itself out from under the thumb of the Federation, we nearly expected the Intaki to follow suit due to the mutual agreement that self determination was more important than the government that the Gallente had imposed on us. Arguably, one of the major reasons for the massive amount of stockpiled troops that the Gallente discovered weren't simply to defend our own homeworld of Caldari Prime but were also to aid in the liberation of Placid. Once we had extended military aid to any rebels sympathetic to our cause the Assembly may have remained a close ally and a stalwart friend. Unfortunately, our fleet was discovered before these plans could ever be put into motion and in no time at all we had thrust ourselves into the first Caldari-Gallente War.
At the time, many many many many Intaki were sympathetic to the Caldari cause to the point that public opinion began to lean in favor of joining the war on the side of the State rather than continue to support a Federation that had just bombarded civilian populations from orbit and force the eviction of an entire race of people from their homeland. For the Federation this would have marked a definitive shift from simply fighting one rebellious child to the very real possibility of Mannar seeking independence as well, leave the Gallente unable to manage their extensive empire and become easy prey for an Amarr Reclamation. Needless to say they panicked, which caused them to exile hundreds of millions of Intaki citizens that identified as Caldari sympathizers. These exiles would eventually become the Intaki Syndicate, a shadow organization operating as a de facto government in low sec spaces abandoned by the Federation but out of the reach of the Caldari State. It's a well know fact that the Syndicate still maintains close (and technicially very illegal) ties with megacorperations to this day buy smuggling goods and services between the two nations.
In my honest opinion, the formation of the Intaki Syndicate was the single greatest atrocity the Gallente are responsible for in the war. The loss of Caldari Prime was a tragedy, but ultimately brainwashed Gallente will always struggle to find some justification for what they had done to my people. The Exile of millions of Intaki however? That was unprovoked, and it serves as proof that no one is truly 'free' under the Gallente. All those who wish for independence will merely be branded as traitors and evicted from their homes.
Many recently exiled Intaki that had earned a position within the Gallente Navy didn't appreciate being cast aside and told to accept the subjugation of their people, and outright mutinied before joining the Caldari Navy. They were allowed to keep their ranks and were promised that their people would be free to settle in Waschi City on the planet Kamokor IV after the war with full military honors. They unanimously agreed, and were placed under the command of a young, eccentric deteis named Muryia Mordu. My father, rest his soul, had the good fortune of leading a fire team tasked with extracting the man from Intaki V after his Condor was shot down while in orbit. They would have all died if a young Intaki family hadn't sheltered them for several days until the State could launch a proper search and rescue team and pull them off that rock.
Kirjuun! Uakan!
Teknikiara!
Kanpai kameitsamuu!
Ra ra ra!
> --Killer of Snowfall Station--
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Galm Fae
Eskola Ergonomics
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Posted - 2015.07.01 06:44:00 -
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DeadlyAztec11 wrote:True Adamance wrote:I think I can empathise with Galm at present time. God help me, why did I try?
Because you underestimated me.
Yes, we underestimated just how truly pig-headed you are. Also, try reading through your thesaurus before you pick words that sound nice and hope they somehow amount to a valid argument. Your senseless messages are just coming through my translator as little more than organized static.
Kirjuun! Uakan!
Teknikiara!
Kanpai kameitsamuu!
Ra ra ra!
> --Killer of Snowfall Station--
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