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Kassiopeia
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Jyväskylä, Finland
Jul 2001 time: 07:22
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Sprayber, no problem. I'ven't been a flurry of activity either for the past few days.
quote: Health Education? I may or may not have done that in ninth grade. What do they teach you? |
Eating right, reminding us how exercise is imporant, drugs, smoking, alcohol, general health stuff. In Finland there's a huge amount of obesity and cardiovascular diseases around.
quote: Did you ever do Values Education? In fourth grade there was this guy who came into our classroom on Monday mornings and sang Christian songs. That was in Tasmania, though. In the US he'd have been arrested for bridging the separation of church and state and that school would have been shut down. |
The latter is what we call Religion. It's mandatory for all who belong to the Church, including me, albeit I've firm plans to separate from it once I turn eighteen.
Yeah, we get quite a lot of Christian *coughcrapcough* here, considering the Lutheran Church is quite connected to the state. I don't mind it though. I'm not that weak in my atheistic 'faith'. 
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Kassiopeia
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Jyväskylä, Finland
Jul 2001 time: 07:22
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I'm terribly sorry if I offend anyone, but as far as I am concerned, when people come to a school and stuff this thing in the faces of sixteen year olds who can fully think for themselves, or even worse, five year olds who can't think for themselves, I find it offensive.
And I'm not saying all Christians are alike.
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Besides, the people I meant are the kind who raise their children by the words "If you don't behave, God will be mad at you." I was given a Christian upbringing, and luckily a one didn't have this, I say again, crap. God was considered a nice guy. 
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Mr. President
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The leaves that are green turn to brown
Jul 2001 time: 15:22
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Last edited by Mr. President on 06-11-2002 at 11:19
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Frankychan
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In the Kingdom of Hawaii (CPA Member)
Sep 2001 time: 19:22
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Depending on how GeneralTacticus wants things to unravel, I support the "invasion" of the proxy "pirate" fleet on their planet. With Lysander supported by the Hive personnel, pro-Menelaus Cadre troops as well as Spartan soldiers can show off their stuff and have some good postings dealing with different battles being fought. But like I said, it'd all be up to GeneralTacticus.
BTW-General, do you want me to take over when you have the fleet arrive?
Well, here's my thoughts:
1. Agree that troops should land on planet. Would make things more interesting in BAC universe. Also, if it WAS found out that the "pirates" were actually Hive troops, the implications would make BAC a little more interesting and tense.
2. Agree that Spartan fleet see's other ships. Wouldn't have Laekdaemon as a flashpoint for the big war if they didn't! 
3. Spartan Admiral does usual Spartan introduction.
4. Intruding fleet refuses demands of Sparta.
5. Spartan and loyal Cadre ships begin engagement with opposite fleet.
6. Allied ships defeat opposite and ship/wreckage IS boarded and investigated. However, I think a few ships should be able to make it back to Hive space to inform Yang and Hive command.
7 and 8. I don't think I have any say in this at all. I think these questions are directed more at GeneralTacticus than myself.
Couple questions I have.
How strong is the Cadre fleet already in-system? Can the Hive fleet breakthrough their defenses without taking that much of a beating?
The Hive fleet being sent as support is very small. I agree that if a Spartan blockade was to take effect, hundreds of Spartan ships would be "overkill". How would the pro-Lysander people react?
Will the ground battle on Laekdaemon homeworld be short and decisive, or long with one large determinant battle?
I think that's all............now, for the Hive POV. (point of view):
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GeneralTacticus
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of Melbourne, Australia
Dec 2001 time: 15:22
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quote: How strong is the Cadre fleet already in-system? Can the Hive fleet breakthrough their defenses without taking that much of a beating? |
Oh yes, indeed. It consists of a couple dozen escorts with light weaponry, used mainly for transporting and for show. They wouldn't be much use in a standup fight, though they could be something of an annoyance as raiders.
quote: 1. Intruding fleet lands supporting troops on planet
next day
2. Spartan taskforce enters system and sights the intruding fleet.
3. Spartan taskforce Admiral orders surrender of intruding fleet.
4. Intruding Fleet either refuses or remains silent.
5. Spartan Admiral orders the destruction of intruding fleet.
6. Spartan taskforce destroys intruding fleet after battle. One ship is borded but no definite proof of who commands the fleet.
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Sounds pretty good to me.
quote: 7. Spartan taskforce immediately imposes blockade of Cadre system. (this may lead to some goverments critizing Sparta for this move maybe PKs etc.)
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Hmm... blockade of what? Unauthorized entry? Commerce?
[/quote]BTW-General, do you want me to take over when you have the fleet arrive? [/quote]
Take over what, exactly? The Hive fleet? The Hive troops?
quote: How would the pro-Lysander people react? |
They'd be extremely PO'd, but they wouldn't be able to do anything about it. Those who are actually willing to rebel are already fighting for Lysander, so it hardly makes any difference.
quote: Will the ground battle on Laekdaemon homeworld be short and decisive, or long with one large determinant battle? |
Considering the geography and the current state of the war, it would probably go on for a little while, at least. YLsander holds most of the northern continent, which is very mountainous in the centre has little in the way of transport except around mines, so we'd probably end up with a situation a la Afghanistan, with a long effort to flush the surviving rebels out.
quote: What is your view General. |
Menelaus has no qualms at all about accepting aid from Sparta, especially when it's his regime at stake, so if the Spartans want to intervene directly, they're welcome to do so, on the understanding that they'll work with the Cadre rather than try to take control of the war for themselves.
As for the general sourse of the war - Lysander and his lot have the momentum atm, but this is based largely on the fact that the loyalists are still trying to figure out what the hell is going on. They've already lost Dienkes Base, and a Spartan intervention would likely tip the balance irreversibly, unless Yang decides to involve himself a little more. I'd forseea few major battles as the loyalists and Spartans push the rebels back, and then the aforementioned guerilla war in Iron Mountains in the north.
Last edited by GeneralTacticus on 07-11-2002 at 11:55
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