The Rebel Faction

OOC-I meant taunt. My mind is far from in the right place.

<!--EZCODE ITALIC START--> From the desk of the Viscount Ierin del Forza.<!--EZCODE ITALIC END-->
IC

" The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant compared to the power of the Force."

These words were uttered by Lord Dath Vader, who had seen first hand the destruction of worlds, the annihilation of societies, and the subjugation of countless races.

It is hardly the place of myself as a man or an officer, nor that of my government to question a former Jedi's statement after being informedly able to compare the two.

However, the ability to slag a planet and lay waste to an entire civilization using the machinery of war and the intellect of battle is beyond the comprehension of a Jedi.

Controlling Fate is true power. Levitating a fighter or moving a fleet from a system is awesome, but not true power. Nobility by helping others and acting as a galactic police force, then yes. They are most noble establishment in the galaxy.

Power, does not lie with that, though. The fleet will return, or summon others in its place. Jedi's perish in the pursuit of their code, and Fleets are dispatched in their pursuit of victory. There are a limited number of Jedi, but every man and woman in the galaxy either carriers a weapon, or knows how to summon some one who does.

The power of the force is unlimited.

The determination of people to attain their ultimate end is absolute. Absolution and limitlessness will always collide, and determination will always prevail. Thus the saying, mind over anti-matter.

This duel of wits and intellects is concluded.

Further response from the Sovereign Jutraalian Empire will arrive, as per official statement.

I am merely a spokesman for my master, and the government he has created and I serve. If we could all pick and choose where we were born and what we believed, existence would be a misnomer.

<!--EZCODE ITALIC START--> From the desk of the Viscount Ierin del Forza.<!--EZCODE ITALIC END-->

Funny. If TRE cared so much about peace and so little about land, logically they would accept the peace proposal offered by the Empire. Logically, if TRE cared so little about bullying others out of their property, they WOULD NOT HAVE BUILT A DEATH STAR!

TRE's pitiful attempt to seize a bereaved status, preserve their total military might while at the same time proclaiming that they want peace is utterly, utterly preposterous.

When and if we give Warlord Fearsons the materials to build his Trojan horse by failing to act decisively in this war of liberation, we will find him encamped inside our cities, and putting them to the sword. When and if we give Warlord Fearsons said leeway, we will shortly find another Death Star primed for attack by this same warlord. And when they are yet again discovered for their renewed treachery, they will yet again call out to the masses and proclaim that it is a diplomatic station, or an interstellar food court, or a weather ship, or a new breed of snubfighter.

And, further proving that Warlord Fearsons maintains an audience who will actively believe his preposterous lies, the Neutralists will declare yet again that they will take no action to defend themselves or others from this despicable man and his monstrous desire to send us all paddling towards the river Styx.

The obvious facts are incriminating enough against TRE.

"Telween, you're stupidity baffles me. I remind you, that the only murderer I have ever encountered..."

<!--EZCODE ITALIC START--> He looked away<!--EZCODE ITALIC END-->

"...is dead. If you knew anything of the Jedi, you'd realize that we do not, in any way shape or form, let murderers walk free. If you are so gutsy, so noble...go tell Gash Jiren that he lets murderers walk free. Go to the Jedi Council on Naboo and inform them that they let murderers walk free. But I do not see you doing such things. Perhaps because you are not as unwise as you seem. Do not knock all the Jedi for the opinion of a few. That is a grave mistake, and I again inform you, fighting all the Jedi is a battle you would surely lose."

I'm not sure what's more embarassing.

The fact that a person who is obviously of such low intellectual stature is actually second in command of the Mon Calamari Republic, or the fact that you just used a retort that little Imperial children were using in Imperial Standard Schools on Carida when my father was a child.

Regardless of the answer to that eternal paradox of a connundrum, allow me to remind Mr. Toritho and Mr. del Forza that diplomacy is not the arena where the neanderthal disputes of two primitive halfwits who feel pettily insulted by the other may be settled.

If you're going to humiliate your respective organizations, at least do it while discussing issues which matter.

-Viryn Quell,
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