To: The Armed Forces Admiralty

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⇒ Recipient:The Armed Forces Admiralty
⇒ Priority: High
⇒ Encryption: High
⇒ Source: New Scotland Yard, Planet New London, New London

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You act as if I know nothing of what went on during the war. May I remind you that I was there like many of our brethren, the past is not that far behind us. If you feel the Gaians have paid their debt to the Crown so much then by all means petition the Crown to grant them protection under our laws and make their organization legal.

I regret to inform you that I will be petitioning this action and will be taking this to the Bretonia High Courts. I am sorry Admiral but allowing a warship of a hostile entity as described by the law is not something that I can allow. I was not informed prior that a Vice Admiral of the Auxiliary Fleet had the authority to bypass our laws on a whim.

Furthermore, saying further combat above New London was not a wise choice is in my opinion an error of judgement. Allowing a hostile entity as described by law to orbit Her Majesties Doorstep and not lift a finger about it is not something that should be allowed. I am sorry to say I am very disappointed. The Bretonia Police Authority like The Armed Forces is obligated to enforce the law at is is written not strike it down when ever we feel like it isn't needed. If the Gaian had information they should have used the Neural Net, Not bring a Destroyer to Planet New London.

The Bretonian Government is now patched in to review the conduct of The Armed Forces and the Police Authority.

Alfred Kingston
Cdr. A. Kingston
Bretonian Police Authority

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