Emperor Fearsons orders an attack on Fondor, all the while claiming he is negotiating with TNO.

Then, when given opertunity, he refuses to negotiate. Do you really think that he would have went for a diplomatic solution?

No, and everyone with half a brain can see that. If we were negotiating right now, the Death Star would have time to be completed and we'd all be dead.

Now, I know you're not a military type and can't see the strategical points in this conflict, but they are there. There is no way in hell a man like Fearsons would have tried to reach a diplomatic solution, and I think you know that. You're just to obsessed with your insults and idiocy to accept it.

If you had an intelligence agency worth anything at all, you'd know I served a year and a half in the Imperial Armed Forces in order to earn my way into Officer Candidate Training.

Other than that... bugger off. While I do find it flattering that you have nothing better to do than concern yourself with one single reporter, I'm afraid that having you asleep at the proverbial wheel of governmental power isn't much comfort.

-Viryn Quell,
Freelance Author

(Isn't it convient to be able to make things up as you go along, Viryn?)

(You're a dumb @#%$, Isstal, because anyone else here can tell you that I wrote my character's biography a week ago, and that was in it. So shut the @#%$ up, @#%$ off, and don't act like you're a big man, because you don't know diddly @#%$.)

Isstal you idiot

Leanr the facts before jumping off the bridge

Or something

Viryn's not kidding, actually.

Obviously he's not kidding, you dingleberry.

I could be wrong, but I think I was verifying what Viryn said. Dingleberry.

Actually, Gash... In Alexander's defense.... Kal already reinforced the validity of Mr. Viryn's accusations.

Wow! You're an officer candidate! That certainly qualiflies you to know the entire tactical scope of this!

To bad you can't be leading this entire campaign!