War is a radical move. Everyone present must agree to this fact. I hate the NPO and its foul infiltration of this region for ages now. But ask yourself this: what purpose would this serve? Can war be a practical asset? Do we have an army, or even a strategy to fight and win?
If we are mad, and we are rightfully so, then a harsh condemnation is more appropriate. For if you cannot answer these questions that I ponder to you, we should not declare such a state of affairs. War is not only an action undertaken to answer the frustrations and insults we have endured. It is a tactic onto itself, a move of radical importance.
The Twelfth Mandate is a clean slate. A rebirth. Like a Phoenix, we are born anew. Have we, not as the People's Republic of Lazarus, New Lazarene Order, Humane Republic of Lazarus, Celestial Dominion of Lazarus or the Undead Dominion, but as the Twelfth Mandate have been directly provoked to such resolute and radical act? It is overkill, I must say.
The NPO should not be welcome again, however. It, by its inherent nature, can never "right the ship". The "rogue actions" of its Senators and its state-sanctioned crimes, as it must be rightly said, demonstrate that. Perhaps a harsh condemnation, demanding the removal of top officials responsible or a statement declaring the NPO our enemy is more sufficient and appropriate?
If we are mad, and we are rightfully so, then a harsh condemnation is more appropriate. For if you cannot answer these questions that I ponder to you, we should not declare such a state of affairs. War is not only an action undertaken to answer the frustrations and insults we have endured. It is a tactic onto itself, a move of radical importance.
The Twelfth Mandate is a clean slate. A rebirth. Like a Phoenix, we are born anew. Have we, not as the People's Republic of Lazarus, New Lazarene Order, Humane Republic of Lazarus, Celestial Dominion of Lazarus or the Undead Dominion, but as the Twelfth Mandate have been directly provoked to such resolute and radical act? It is overkill, I must say.
The NPO should not be welcome again, however. It, by its inherent nature, can never "right the ship". The "rogue actions" of its Senators and its state-sanctioned crimes, as it must be rightly said, demonstrate that. Perhaps a harsh condemnation, demanding the removal of top officials responsible or a statement declaring the NPO our enemy is more sufficient and appropriate?