Yuma - New Thesselonica, 30.04.826 - 0933 Crayter Standard Time By: Timur Kobelov
"This can be start of a new era in Colonial history, comrades. For the third time, or fourth, if you decide to count the First Civil War, in Colonial history, an 'independent' organization among Colonials formed. However this time, those ones that claims they follow the steps of Henry Gregory Corvin and not overthrow the government through violence. Corvin was a true leader, kind, dedicated, planned for long periods yet he was a flexible one. His leadership was a long period that Colonial history was not tainted with power struggles.
Let's look at the next 5 years after him, Da? What we see? Comradeships getting broken and even open munity, two times. And then, when we look at our current president and her leadership period, all we see is our supposed to be protectors of Republic, CIS pulling a 'coup d'etat' from nowhere and assuming control.
I look at the eyes of people at New Thesselonica, at the young ones at Yuma University. I see one thing, comrades: Fear. They fear from the very thing they needed to trust. Colonial Intelligence Service. Instead, we are seeing the so-called 'Last Bastion of Colonial Republic' arresting people left and right, publicly. Without the need of discreet operations. As if our home, Yuma is their farm and they are the landlord.
Back to that organization, or 'cell' as they define themselves. Legacy of Corvin, they call themselves. First started as a small progressive 'splinter' minority among Military, evolved into a pretty considerable sized force. The 'selling point'? They wish to 'stabilize' the Republic. Commodore Veronica del Pozo stated the Legacy of Corvin cell's one of the main goals is reducing the Cardamine influence as much as possible and the cell considers the allegedly questionable Treaty of Coronado as void.
They are aiming add one of the renowned Deimos-class Dreadnoughts and fund the resources needed for that vessel through Legacy's 'Colonial Movers' mercantile flotilla.
See you next time, comrades. Do'svidanya!"
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