When the nuclear rain ends, who will come out into the sun?

[Augustus Autumn]

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> Uplink with orbital array GSS-31 complete...
> Opening general broadcast channel...
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We have seen the destruction that is being wrought across the face of the planet. Nuclear hell has, once more, been unleashed. The death toll has moved beyond count and climbs still further. Entire nations are being swallowed whole, their populations massacred while uncaring leaders sit in their hardened bunkers and demand yet further sacrifices. Barbarian invaders scramble over the once-proud edifices of government, symbols a forgotten time cast aside in favor of blood lust and death. We watch and we wait, much the same as many others, we are sure. We wait for this latest spasm of violence to die down in the hopes that something better will come of it. We wait for the day when, maybe, all of the pain which has brought the world to the brink and then over it will finally be assuaged with enough slaughter and souls to allow it to be left behind. Revenge has annihilated this world time and time again. Will this time possibly mark a turning point?

Don't mistake the message for blind optimism. All of you have very long memories, turned inaccurate by time and emotion. The smallest slights against you become feuds stretching beyond anything reasonably resolved. An incautious word becomes the basis of a conspiratorial pattern of behavior, brought up years later. Minds are not permitted to be changed, mistakes cannot be corrected and once judged an entire nation is beyond being given a second chance. We have seen how this grand game of what some might consider intrigue is played. Your politics have brought you into the teeth of a nuclear holocaust you willingly repeat over and over again to no end. Perhaps you will learn to avoid these mistakes the next time. Perhaps not. We will see.

We expect your derision in response to our statement. We have heard your rallying words [i]Everything. Must. Die.[/i] It is our hope that something will live. Hopefully what survives this orgy of self-consuming rage will be more rational than what we have seen with a larger goal than violence as an end unto itself. We expect mocking tones, for the current political climate demands shows of bravado. We expect content-less drivel, for there has been no demand for anything more in a very long time. We expect to be surprised by how far below our expectations some of you will fall. The forms must be obeyed, and so the hordes shall come screaming, but we care not.

We speak for all of those who cannot or will not. This world waits for something better. To whomever the reigns of control pass after the last missile impacts and the last bullet hits home, we will be noting your conduct. When the time has again become right, when this world promises something more than petty bickering and the demand for lives to be sacrificed in the name of pride, perhaps we will join you again. For now, continue as you always have, for this is all you know. Perhaps you will learn, in time. For now, we will continue to wait, for our patience is beyond exhaustion.

> Closing transmission.

[The MVP]

Good luck with this Toku.

[Schattenmann]

Duckroll, Digiterra turns its lonely eyes to you.

[Alfred von Tirpitz]

Verily, the last bastion of calm and peace left on digiterra, Duckroll.

[Monster]

People still don't get "Everything must die."


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZhGfAQPmFQ OOC??

[Lord Curzon]

Your words speak to the soul Ferrozoica. We will go out and make this world a new. We are the lonely few, upon who responsibility rests to repopulate this scorched planet and remake it. Schatt and Alfred, your faith in us has not gone unnoticed. We will build monuments to your deeds after you have departed in nuclear hell fire, oh ye of faith. Adieu, Plant Bob, adieu.

[Caliph]

Well, lets see how this plays out.

[Voytek]

Just Another Profound Thread

[Qazzian]

[quote name='Antoine Roquentin' timestamp='1299654496' post='2657614']
People still don't get "Everything must die."


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZhGfAQPmFQ OOC??
[/quote]

There's a large difference between "Getting it" and "Agreeing with it".

[ChairmanHal]

[quote name='Qazzian' timestamp='1299688570' post='2657780']
There's a large difference between "Getting it" and "Agreeing with it".
[/quote]

I've noted throughout the war that those that advocate "everything must die" never seem to do the responsible thing and shoot each other first.

[Monster]

Perhaps because it's not meant literally?

[berbers]

[quote name='Antoine Roquentin' timestamp='1299708639' post='2657974']
Perhaps because it's not meant [b]literally[/b]?
[/quote]

[PinkV]

This War will burn Bob into ashes and out of those ashes Alliances will rush for power and will in the process create an entirely new World. After watching what happened after Karma, you begin to get a sense of what happens to Power once it's wielder has been stricken out of position. In a war like this, The Great World Powers will fall (as they are now) and the underdogs and the Neutral Powers will rise (as they are now). A new Wielder of Power will rise to take the duty, and these Underdog alliances will rule Planet Bob's politics up until the new Great War humbles them.

"Power always finds a place to rest it's head"

[SamVimes]

Yesterday is but today's memory, and tomorrow is today's dream - Kahlil Gibran

However a dream can easly become a nightmere, pre-karma has show this to be the case