TO: Junker Congress | FROM: OS&C

[Shady.Stihl.Technician]

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Sender: Ian Howler, Commandant, Junker Congress Defense Cabinet.
Callsign: ".:j:.Ian.Howler|DC"
Location: Vieques Shipyard, Puerto Rico.
Subject: That Junker in Omega-7

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Hello,

I am Ian Howler, the Commandant of the Junker Congress Defense Cabinet.
Thank you for bringing this incident to our attention.
It is as you said, that we do not speak for all Junkers in Sirius.

Though we do absolutely disagree with the actions taken by the Junker in question,
I must stress that as the Junker does not belong to our organization, there is not much we can do about it.
Feel free to pursue the bounty placed on the offending pilot, but please understand that the Junker Congress cannot just go and arrest an unaffiliated Junker,
nor "bring them to justice".
It just wouldn't make sense for us to punish somebody outside of our organization.

It is beyond the scope of our organization to hunt others down, regardless of their transgressions.
Had this Junker had ties to us, we would have drawn up immediate consequences.
This individual isn't part of the Congress. Therefore we can't enforce any punishment on them.

If you wish to improve relations between our parties, we can offer you help with towing the wreck of your liner to a nearby port,
where you can have it refurbished.
We can even help with repairs for a fair price.
Our stock of perfectly functional repair materials is vast and far cheaper than parts that come straight from the factory.
We would also offer a discount as a sign of good faith and as a symbol of our own wishes for good relations between our organizations.

I hope this message finds you well, and best wishes to you.



In good will,
- Ian Howler
Commandant, Junker Congress Defense Cabinet.