A grand victory! The Empress surely smiles on this day. The upstart Matari have been reminded of their proper place in the universe.
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Laughing and mocking you fools shooting your own agents and posturing about it?
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You are correct, primitive, but I think not in the manner you intended. Evidence which is never brought into the light of day to be scrutinized can be neither refuted nor validated. Your inability or refusal to present said evidence to this forum certainly detracts from anyone’s ability to refute it. I suspect that your claims are as vacuous as the Fenrir debris that I left in orbit around Floseswin. This is, of course, hardly surprising given the origin of the claim. How many times have those loyal to the Empire suffered through innumerable Matari boasts of superiority on broad spectrum intra-system communication networks - despite your hilarious disposition with respect to warzone control, (non-existent) infrastructure, and complete and utter inability to stand in the open against the fleets of CTRLV. If reality was indeed shaped by the wishful thinking of the Matari, indeed, the cluster would look very different.
Imagine for a moment that I had made these claims and written this report absent evidence and documentation. As always, the burden of proof is on the claimant. If you have some additional explanation to explain why a Freighter flying your flag piloted by a capsuleer in your alliance exploded over Floseswin, rest assured, I am among the most interested to hear it.
Ah, but we don’t have to imagine it! You’ve already published claims without evidence and documentation.
Seriously, your credibility has a negative score at this point.
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What are you smoking to think anyone believes this wasn’t stage? You’ve already had your hand smacked by your betters. Are you really going to continue this farce?
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I was going to say something pithy about forgetting the idea of paying the guy who was posting terribly about bombarding Bosboger to stop posting, and to pay this guy posting terribly about Ushra’Khan to stop posting.
But then I checked, and it’s the same person.
Boy, would that have been an embarrassing thing to say. @Arrendis would never have let that go.
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Hi Valerie,
As I am doing my best to stay on topic here, I politely suggest that you make a similar effort, and to not simply goad others into derailing the exchange.
((Also, @Saronu_Yassavi was kind enough to introduce me to the ignore feature on these forums some time ago. Thus, I won’t be seeing any additional content from Arrendis. If you would like to stop seeing my posts, you are welcome to embrace this functionality as well.))
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I think you must be confused. I don’t have anything to contribute to the apparently empty pool of public knowledge surrounding the circumstances that lead a Ushra’Khan pilot to lumber into Floseswin high orbit with a Freighter. The reason I have nothing to contribute is that I am not, nor have I ever been in Ushra’Kahn. I am the leader of CTRLV, not Ushra’Kahn. As to the motivations of capsuleers flying their flag, you would have to ask them.
Ohh wow. When I got the news of this I nearly choked on my tea.
Chakaid must truely be falttered that others are imitating his work. But on the other hand he was competent enough to use a puppet that has been in place for more than a week, and the balls to sacrifice his ships to make it appear more real.
I will give it a 2/10
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I must confess that I am a bit confused as to what you are insinuating. It would seem to me, as was described quite clearly in my report, that there are two logical explanations for Irnolf Sirober’s decision to loiter a Freighter into Floseswin. As you seem to have somehow muddled these two quite simple explanations, I will attempt to disentangle them for you.
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Irnof Sirober, acting in good faith and in the interest of the Matari, attempted to assist in a plot to land freedom fighters onto the surface of Floseswin. His incompetence in selecting an orbital trajectory resulted in his detection and subsequent destruction by Imperial forces.
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Irnof Sirober, acting in bad faith and in the interest of Imperial Allies, infiltrated Ushra’Kahn, onboarded 10,000 freedom fighters under the pretense of “assisting” their safe transport to Floseswin, and intentionally allowed his vessel to be destroyed at the hands of Imperial forces.
You seem to offer somewhat vacuous criticism of incompetence towards some ethereal third party for not having the patience or strategic insight to use a more well-established puppet, as if the freighter would somehow be more dead or the freedom fighters less captured, had a scheme taken longer to develop. I suppose more freedom fighters may have joined the cause of a more established pilot, but then I guess the real question is, how many is enough?
Then, you insinuate that both explanations are true, simultaneously. You state that this ethereal third party lacks sufficiently developed male reproductive organs, evidenced by an apparent refusal to sacrifice their own ships to “make it appear more real”, but fail to explain how this would not be the case, were this actually proven to be a false-flag operation (as you seem to think it is). When last I checked, Ushra’Khan hasn’t the financial resources to procure frigates for its pilots, let alone Fenrirs. Do tell, if Irnolf Sirober was indeed a rogue actor, and the Fenrir was not provided to this puppet by outside actors, who provided it?
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Your own faction sees through the entire show and mocks you for this stunt. It led to you calling likely the most important and “respectable” Amarrian commander your militia has a traitor - as well as the entirety of PIE, a militia group that has fought more battles on behalf of the Empire than days you’ve been enlisted.
Olacar himself lowered himself to these forums to personally and publicly shame you for your words and actions and yet still you try… Quit while your last shred of dignity clings for it’s saviour and stop digging this stupid hole.
Ushra’khan have no idea where these Freedom Fighters came from, each and every barracks we have has been contacted and confirmed that they are not missing 10,000 soldiers. Irnolf had what? 3? 4 days in the alliance? Your “titan fleet”(which was no where to be seen during any of our many and sanctioned planetary reinforcement operations) just so happened to be on stand-by, despite it having made one appearance(literally for a photo shoot) during the entire year long campaign where it would have actually been useful in repelling us… Oh and alI of this is coming from a man who claims to have eradicated the entire population of a planet and continues to enforce that it happened, despite The Scope and other news networks continuing to report it as normal… I could go on, but I’m feeling far too embarrassed for you at this point to do so - and that’s saying something.
TLDR: Every post you make on these forums draws more and more people to see you as nothing but a pathological liar and delusional storyteller. Either stop digging your holes deeper, or at least let me send you a shovel so you can dig them deep enough that you’re out of sight and mind already…
Ferra Orta, High Commanding Overseer of the Republic, Captor of the Empress, Leader of all the Tribes and owner of the Minmatar Militia.
What an utter buffoon…
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I mean, overall, that would probably turn out just fine.
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Ferra Orta explained why you are full of ■■■■ so I am not going to bother.
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The Captor of the Empress part would be a bit of a Calamity. One the Republic wouldn’t survive.
But I would trust Orta more than Shakor.
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Primitive,
I am unsure what influences have spurned this most recent cacophony of shrill bloviation, seemingly as burdened with evidence as it is with linguistic cohesion. However, as you seem yearn for a master’s whip, who am I to deny you your rightful place under my heel?
With regard to the stance of my faction apparently mocking me, I’m quite sure that if the majority of capsuleers in the Amarr Militia disapproved of my conduct, they would probably not have elected to join the ranks of my alliance.
With regard to PIE and Lord Newelle, I believe I have made my stance abundantly clear. I was concerned by the independence and initiative demonstrated by Lord Newelle in taking possession of the Freedom Fighters of his own volition. However, as Lord Qatib Olacar xer Sarum, has so graciously explained, this is quite propper. Lord Newelle has assured me that the combatants in question will be delivered directly to House Sarum for interrogation and other more sinister uses… which brings me to my next point…
That “Ushra’khan have no idea where these Freedom Fighters came from” is exactly as surprising as it is my dilemma to solve: absolutely none. If your implications about are Irnolf are indeed actually founded in reality (An assertion for which Ushra’Kahn has oddly refused to substantiate) and Ushra’Kahn could not adequately account for the integrity of its own members, how shocking is it to anyone that you could not adequately account for all the freedom fighters is New Eden? Records clearly indicate that 10,000 freedom fighters were aboard the Fenrir when it exploded. Lord Newelle has indeed confirmed that these rebels are indeed in his custody. My sources tell me that these souls are en route to House Sarum for their speedy re-integration to the imperial labor apparatus. That you are experiencing difficulty grappling with these salient facts does not make them less true.
That you presume that I will discuss the deployment and utility of my Titan fleet with the likes of such base creatures is truly amusing. Even more amusing is your insinuation that such vessels would have offered utility in combatting Minmatar Militia aligned forces. The Matari flee in desperation at the sight of any organized Amarr fleet, be it Legions, retributions, or even punishers. With the notable exception to the fleet described in the aforementioned report, I have never laid eyes on a Minmatar contingent worthy of such mighty vessels. That you are ignorant to the might of these assets is a product of my restraint, as shattering your thrasher hulls against the prow of my Avatar hardly seems sporting. However, if you truly yearn for an education on this matter, I will be happy to make the necessary arrangements.
Perhaps the most amusing aspect of your veering, barely coherent rambling, is the notion that it is the validity of my claims that are in question. Despite incontrovertible evidence to the contrary, you seem to claim that the freighter isn’t yours, the freedom fighters don’t exist, and the titan that killed them is a figment of my imagination, a pretty impressive series of claims from one who accuses their betters of being “delusional storytellers”. It would seem to me that you simply struggle grappling with facts that are inconvenient to your narrative. I suppose tomorrow you will have us believe that Amarr has fallen to your mighty hoards of barely spaceworthy rifters, and that the Empress is in chains, all the while substantiating those claims with the same quantity of evidence as provided here (none).
If your vessel can indeed make the journey from the station undock to, well, anywhere, I would suggest visiting the newly opened Infomorph Wellness Center. Capsuleer dimentia is a very real and persistent problem, and perhaps one you could indeed benefit from some assistance with.
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I don’t have much horse in this particular race, but I’d ask you at least be factual in your representation of another’s arguments and with your own.
Let’s look at the first bit, the Fenrir freighter obviously belonged to someone, as do most large vessels, my money is largely on it havong belonged entirely to Mr. Sirober, either purchased for himself, or by an as yet unstated benefactor.
Second, Ms. Orta never claimed the freedom fighters didn’t exist, just that the ones In that freighter did not come from Ushra’khan garrisons as all the personnel in those seem accounted for, so likely they were hired or brought on from third parties.
Third, it never was said that the titan didn’t exist either, just that its deployments could have been much more readily used in specific circumstances where it could have been warranted, really.
Hm… now I think about it, weren’t you saying you’d scoured a planet of all life recently, despite clear evidence to the contrary in Bosboger? I’ve done some pretty extreme things in my time as a capsuleer, but trying to say that you successfully scoured a planet is something that would get you very sharply reprimanded not just by your own people if it was anywhere close to successful as… wouldn’t that be damaging property that belongs to(according to the Empress and Sarum at least) the Sarum family holdings? And then likely a very unpleasant visit from a CONCORD SARO black ops team, as that(the active scouring of life from a world) is a line that even the Empires don’t cross in the current day and age.
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Good grief that’s a lot of words to try and make the most blatant false flag operation conducted in a decade more believable. You’re a joke, Vektor. Try not to make it even worse.
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Is that even possible?
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I was going to respond properly, but the delusional planet killer actually has the gall to suggest I get my clones checked for dementia?! I’m done feeding your trollish ways now here, Mikal, nobody believes you and you’re making yourself look the fool by continuing to try and pin it on Ushra’khan - an obsession so well practised you think you’d actually be good at it by now…
Good day. o7
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From my observations, it would seem that Ferra and friends seem to spend most of their time whilst docked, paying actors to constantly dispute cold hard facts with untruths and straw man arguments.
“We can’t fight them in the skies above Bosboger nor Flosewin, or any of the other active systems in the warzone, but we can outnumber them with posters on the IGS.” Seems to be the rational.
Your attempts at refuting facts with your paid verbiage is despicable and underhanded. We will see you in space. (Or not, since you don’t undock).