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[Magoo!]

Guys... Relax.

In relation to Mr. Hawk, why might I ask you are still bothering us when we withdrew the bounty from you due to lack of activity by the client (person who hired us)? During my initial pursuit of you, you docked on Rochester (clearly a sketchy "lawful" move) then proceeded to undock with an Adv. Train full of Counterfeit Software. I do ask that you cease bothering us given that we have done the same.

Now, to Sovereign... I'll try to clear this bit up.

We assisted not only TBH and AW during the lovely diplomatic mission a while ago, we assisted all other Corsairs in general from the marauding Asgard and vice-versa. Given that, and sending food and medical supplies to Crete, they have chosen to trust us.

Now, I must disagree with your statement that the Corsairs and enemies of Liberty, do to the barrage of report threats and OOC "// Corsairs can't be in Liberty" that they all recieve if they ever set foot within the House. If you are to declare them enemies, I must ask that you allow them into your House for raids (threat free of course, all in the good nature of RP) in the name of fairness.

In addition, the Navy and LPI info cards only state members of the OC alliance to be foes of Liberty, and as such Corsairs should be treated as Unfriendly, but not hostile. The enemy of your enemy is most likely your friend, call that hunch. Now, if they pursue any hostile interactions, then yes, kill them. But given the fact that your enemies worst enemy, they're probably just hunting the OC's weaker minions. All of this is of course given a perfect RP environment. Players however, are much less predictable.

Basically what I'm trying to say is, since everybody considers Corsairs in Liberty OORP, then why are they enemies of the state? Of course, Order allies and whatnot, but as I said before, realistically they shouldn't be in Alaska in the first place but they pull the "Allies" card. Really, they only bother Rheinland, Bretonia, and Kusari, yet if you give them the power to harrass Liberty too (i.e. declaring them enemies) that would give them equal or more free reign than the bounty hunter when it comes to space. If I were you, I would take pride in the fact that Liberty is the only non-Corsair ridden cesspool. However, ultimately that is your decision, my point is simply that as of now Corsairs are not via info card enemies of Liberty (except LSF, but they run secret missions in foreign Houses so must deal with foreign pirate threats). So since as of now, Corsairs are not enemies of the state, why would you mind if we saved thousands, or perhaps hundreds of thousands of lives? Especially with tensions building in Rheinland, the Corsair sub-House could prove a valuable ally should anything happen (war mayhap?). Right... Where was I? Right! Corsairs, not technically "hostile" unless you really wish to abandon your uniqueness, why grouse over us rescuing a large sum of lives?

Corsairs aren't simply green/white/red automated ships who shoot things and belong to a strip of data saying who their enemies are. They (again in a perfect RP world) are people of respect and pride. If we save thousands of their people, no doubt they will assist us in whatever way they can. A sort of blood debt you might call it. We wished armaments for the militarized group of our Guild. I think people are too constricted about things these days, "Faction equipment good, Un-factionized equipment bad! *report button*. Scanning... No thirty-eight page story for non-faction equipment detected, confirming violation report button press in 3... 2... 1. Complete." As nerdy as this sounds, think of this as real life at times, if you saved a million lives in a unfriendly/hostile nation, you'll still likely get the Nobel Peace Prize or some equivalent honor. By this, I mean that if we saved rediculous amounts of Corsairs and they reward us with arms, the people of Liberty will likely still respect us.

I think thats all, if I remember anything else I wanted to say I'll make sure to edit/post again.

Muchas gracias, the newest Counsil member.