BSE Digest v195 #214 From: kerry@freeside.fc.net (Kerry Harrison) Date: Thu, 08 Jun 1995 00:00:00 +0000 BSE Digest Thursday, 8 June 1995 Volume 195 : Number 214 Welcome to the BSE Digest, the place to discuss all the myriad aspects of life Beyond the Stellar Empire with other denizens of the Greater Periphery. In this issue: + Re: BSE: Limond Stargate Dest... + Research + Re: BSE: Trade + IND Never Here + Re: BSE Digest V195 #213 + T3 Sovereignty -Forwarded + Re: BSE: Research + Re: BSE: FET Hedion Market + Re: BSE: T3 Sovereignty -Forwarded + Ax's Market + Re: BSE: Fresh bug meat + Re: BSE: Research + Re: BSE: Trade + Re: BSE: New and stupid (or at least ignorant) + BSE:KZK Declaration of War + Re: BSE:KZK Declaration of War See the end of the digest for information on subscribing to the bse-list or bse-digest mailing lists. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Richard William Chiang <richc@uclink2.berkeley.edu> Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 00:46:00 -0700 (PDT) Subject: Re: BSE: Limond Stargate Dest... On Sun, 4 Jun 1995 Jackmyster@aol.com wrote: Nomad1, Let me address you issues. > <Please comment on whether any FGZ has engaged mercenaries (either IND or > RIP) to destroy stargates in the Periphery?> > > I will address this issue... > > The answer, for those of you who are paying attention is "NO". Hmm. Did you engage mercenaries (IND or RIP) to hit QSN ships. They seem to think you did. > > (Check your intel "Fly Boy" from what we've heard, no other stargates have > ever been attacked...but please, feel free to waste your time checking into > it...) Let's see. The Porkamo stargate. The Diamond Stargate. The Lough Stargate. The Capellan Stargate. The Newbian stargate. etc etc. > > As for a "second" attack against the Limond stargate...Don't think so. The > Ataman would have heard about it...and he has not. > Incorrect. The Limond stargate has now been attacked three times. It has been attacked twice by the FGZ as far as we can tell. The first time was a while back ago. The second time was late last year. The third was the one recently. Ensign Devastator ------------------------------ From: David Isaac <76170.2705@compuserve.com> Date: 07 Jun 95 06:38:26 EDT Subject: Research Help! Now that its time, I've actually run the numbers on one of my colonies with the idea of converting it to Space Weapon Research. M/NM...Ok, just 5000 more mines. FF...OK, 3500 more mines. Pulac...? What's this...2,350,000 more mines?!? That can't be right... It's been my experience that a Pulac deposit of 3.3 is pretty good. Am I wrong? Is it likely that there are Pulac deposits out there in the 20 and 30 mu yield range? I question the likely hood that in all of space we're producing the amount of Pulac I'll need for one weeks production. And even if so, there's no way in hell I'm going to get 23,500 mu's a week hauled in to my colony. Where did I go wrong? Surely RTG in it's wisdom didn't create an impossible situation. So I must be missing the trick. Anybody know what it is? Jeez, maybe I won't go into Space Weapon research at all and just sell Pulac to the hapless fools who do. Dave ------------------------------ From: Law2Be@aol.com Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 07:26:09 -0400 Subject: Re: BSE: Trade Dear sir, SMS Canton would be pleased to manufacture as many Light Basic Modules as you require. We will require you to deliver your payment in Jacium to the colony, then they will be built using some of that Jacium and made available for you to pick up. Canton is a major manufacturing center, and is willing to make LBMs, Rec-decks, some other restricted, and about any common item anyone could want. Contact me via private bandwith for exact quotes for prices based on your quantity needs. Lord Sun Tzu SMS Canton (4990) Capellan/Utopia ------------------------------ From: Jackmyster@aol.com Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 08:26:18 -0400 Subject: IND Never Here The following was sent via comlink to Lord Den of Earth "IND Never Here would like to publicly apologize to the FET leadership for statements concerning a link between the FET Wyvern's Spur and the rogue ship IND Atlantis. The ships both scouted the ground defenses on our colony in the same week; Wyvern's Spur was on the ground with Heavy Tanks and troops, Atlantis was in orbit with troops. This occurred after a month of heavy agent activity. The Atlantis had dealt with our market on several occasions (bought Araldo and colonists, sold farms and metals). We believe Atlantis attacked Wyvern's Spur (with a ground party) after determining that is could not successfully capture Never Here. We were also unaware of the FET's previous ownership of Never Here. The Wyvern's Spur's action were aggressive but _totally_ independent of those of Atlantis. I personally invite the FET to come and pick up and former FET citizens (or their descendants) and hope that further conflict between IND Never Here and the FET can be avoided. Again we are sorry for any problems caused by incorrectly linking the FET to IND Atlantis." IND Never Here Governor Scruzzella ------------------------------ From: Jackmyster@aol.com Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 08:30:04 -0400 Subject: Re: BSE Digest V195 #213 <Where was the notice of any law being broken. As far as we can see, the only law in most of the Transhole is law of dominance> Oh...I can't take this crap anymore! Look Quooman slime, you've been warned so many da*mn times to get the hell out of FGZ space, it isn't even funny! Are you that stupid? Or are you just a bald face lair? Nomad1 ------------------------------ From: PKRAUSKOPF@FALCON.AL.WPAFB.AF.MIL Date: Wed, 07 Jun 1995 08:45:19 -0400 Subject: T3 Sovereignty -Forwarded ** Reply Requested by 2/7/2106 (Sunday) ** Date: 6/07/1995 12:23 am (Wednesday) From: Phil Krauskopf To: bse Subject: T3 Sovereignty Lord Qutroh, This is the crux of the problem here. The QSN have no problem with our "basic" rights to divide up the Transhole. There are NO OTHER RIGHTS, with respect to the Transhole. The T3 claim it lock, stock, and barrel. Period. Historically, the QSN have only recognized others claims in the Transhole IF the QSN were allowed unlimited access to do whatever they wanted inside the claimed space. Consider the WCE viewpoint: 1. The QSN leave a ship in orbit of Fishbed for over a year, ignoring repeated requests to move it. 2. the QSN leave a ground party on Abigone (outside the starport), ignoring repeated requests to remove it. 3. The QSN ignore repeated requests by the FGZ government to remove ships in restricted FGZ space. 4. The QSN ignore repeated requests by the FGZ government to remove a QSN colony from FGZ space. 5. The QSN become very irate because the WCE chooses to disable a stargate in its own space. 6. The QSN encourage other to violate WCE law and Catrark sovereignty. In addition, the WCE knows full well the Quman government has been planning a war against the WCE for quite some time now. You've enlisted the aid of several allies for this specific purpose. Don't expect us to sit around twiddling our thumbs until you are fully prepared. To me, and to all disinterested observers, the actions of the Quman government speak much louder than its word. The names you chose for your ships in Rhapsody (the QSN Blows Up, commanded by Ens Fester, and the QSN Deathwish, commanded by ens Gomez) obviate the intentions of the Quman government even further. Again I ask you: Is the Quman government prepared to recognize the FULL sovereignty of the T3 over the Transhole systems? Not "basic" sovereignty, sovereignty in theory, nor partial sovereignty. Is the Quman government prepared to recognize complete, unequivocal sovereignty of teh T3 and its claim to all systems in the Transhole. If so, I will be happy to contact the new Maalox. Until that time, though, we have nothing to discuss. Lord Secretary Treyder ------------------------------ From: Richard William Chiang <richc@uclink2.berkeley.edu> Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 08:11:02 -0700 (PDT) Subject: Re: BSE: Research On 7 Jun 1995, David Isaac wrote: > Help! Now that its time, I've actually run the numbers on one of my colonies > with the idea of converting it to Space Weapon Research. M/NM...Ok, just 5000 > more mines. FF...OK, 3500 more mines. Pulac...? What's this...2,350,000 more > mines?!? That can't be right... > It's been my experience that a Pulac deposit of 3.3 is pretty good. Am I > wrong? Is it likely that there are Pulac deposits out there in the 20 and 30 mu > yield range? I question the likely hood that in all of space we're producing > the amount of Pulac I'll need for one weeks production. And even if so, there's > no way in hell I'm going to get 23,500 mu's a week hauled in to my colony. > Where did I go wrong? Surely RTG in it's wisdom didn't create an impossible > situation. So I must be missing the trick. Anybody know what it is? > Jeez, maybe I won't go into Space Weapon research at all and just sell Pulac > to the hapless fools who do. > > Dave > > >From what I understand, the big colonies will be more limited by the minimum number of weeks based on the size of the project. The result is that you will have extra production to use toward the unproductive production of basic necessities. BTW, I think 3.5 is pretty good for a pulac. The biggest deposit I have seen is in the high teens. Richard ------------------------------ From: RFN2@aol.com Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 11:19:50 -0400 Subject: Re: BSE: FET Hedion Market FET Hedion (919) is at Bates in the Trian system spsq 2349 ------------------------------ From: Richard William Chiang <richc@uclink2.berkeley.edu> Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 08:46:56 -0700 (PDT) Subject: Re: BSE: T3 Sovereignty -Forwarded On Wed, 7 Jun 1995 PKRAUSKOPF@falcon.al.wpafb.af.mil wrote: Lord Treyder, I have enclosed clarifications to your points. Hopefully it will help. > barrel. Period. Historically, the QSN have only recognized others claims > in the Transhole IF the QSN were allowed unlimited access to do > whatever they wanted inside the claimed space. Consider the WCE The QSN historically is a supporter of free trade and colonization for personal and moral reasons. But, the QSN does not require unlimited access to claimed space of others. If we believe a government is acting correctly, we will do more than respect their space and we will protest when we believe they are not acting correctly. This statement does not mean that we are judging said affliations on their actions, only reserving our right to criticize and disagree with the government as is the right of anyone. The QSN has not had a problem in the past with WCE colonization and trade policy. Our past and present conflicts arose, from our point of view, over other issues. > > 1. The QSN leave a ship in orbit of Fishbed for over a year, ignoring > repeated requests to move it. > > 2. the QSN leave a ground party on Abigone (outside the starport), > ignoring repeated requests to remove it. In both these cases, these positions were left over from our previous war and the leader of these positions were not responding to QSN High Command. When the WCE destroyed these positions, we did not protest the act and in fact applauded it as they were rebels who refused to obey QSN High Command. > > 3. The QSN ignore repeated requests by the FGZ government to remove > ships in restricted FGZ space. > > 4. The QSN ignore repeated requests by the FGZ government to remove > a QSN colony from FGZ space. > The removal of the ships is a complicated issue which timeline I still have not straightened out as the involved parties are no longer active within the QSN. Let me just add that the QSN had no problem with the destruction of our ships initially, but were irate at the later treatment as we tried to contact the starcaptains to inform them of their new orders. As for the colony, there is some disagreement with the FGZ over the right of the colony to exist or now. The QSN did not recognize the FGZ claim to a system. By previous FGZ profiles, it was impossible for them to claim a system which they did not own a colony in and we disputed their claim to the system. > 5. The QSN become very irate because the WCE chooses to disable a > stargate in its own space. Yes we were disappointed. The WCE used hostile means to resolve a potential problem. The QSN had not violated WCE with our warfleet and had no plans to do so. We recognized the sensitivity of the WCE to such large scale fleet manuvers. The WCE did not show such sensitivity. Instead of asking or informing others to clear out of the zone before resorting to violence, the WCE raised the death toll unnecessarily. The crew and captain of that ship did not need to die. The WCE went down in our eyes as more callous and malicious than we had thought. > > 6. The QSN encourage other to violate WCE law and Catrark > sovereignty. We still deny this point. Can you point to the QSN member who did so? > > In addition, the WCE knows full well the Quman government has been > planning a war against the WCE for quite some time now. You've > enlisted the aid of several allies for this specific purpose. Don't expect > us to sit around twiddling our thumbs until you are fully prepared. Whether you choose to believe so or not, here is the situation. The QSN had previously moved our 1st Fleet out to the Transhole at the start of our problems with the FGZ. We held back for strategic as well as in the interest of peace. No plans against the WCE were made of any sort until the onset of WCE hostilties towards us. At that point, contingency plans had been drawn up, but further indications were necessary before we would act. You have choosen to listen to the rumors and strike first instead. Maybe that was militarily wise, but it is definitely bringing you down the path of war. The QSN choose not to listen to rumors exclusively and instead rely of actions. While it is not the smartest idea militarily, we needed to peace that much chance. As for enlisting allies, we currently only work with the PFM and, believe it or not, it was not to attack the WCE. We welcome help from those who seek to give it. > > To me, and to all disinterested observers, the actions of the Quman > government speak much louder than its word. The names you chose for > your ships in Rhapsody (the QSN Blows Up, commanded by Ens Fester, > and the QSN Deathwish, commanded by ens Gomez) obviate the > intentions of the Quman government even further. Once again, those ships have been out there for quite some time. As for the names of the ships, I can only speak of one. The Dreddlox personally named one a while ago for the sheer reason of being able to say some time QSN Blows Up blows up. Be glad they are not in the ensign *unnamed* family that you so often mention in dread. > > Again I ask you: Is the Quman government prepared to recognize the > FULL sovereignty of the T3 over the Transhole systems? Not "basic" > sovereignty, sovereignty in theory, nor partial sovereignty. Is the Quman > government prepared to recognize complete, unequivocal sovereignty of > teh T3 and its claim to all systems in the Transhole. If so, I will be happy > to contact the new Maalox. Until that time, though, we have nothing to > discuss. > As for your schematic phrasing of sovereignty, I would recommend that you take that up with the Maalox to see if he is willing to recognize that. But be prepared to answer some questions yourself. You have only solicited QSN input after numerous hostile acts against primarily undefended QSN vessels. This act is not one that will inspire trust. I do not question your honesty, but ask would you voluntarily submit to one who has harmed your family unless you had to or you were convinced that they had had a change of heart. Soverneigty is given, not taken from ones subjects. ------------------------------ From: "JASON GOFF" <JGOF4P1@S1.csc.peachnet.edu> Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 12:16:21 EST Subject: Ax's Market Whadda ya know, Ax (on Dogleg in Cappella) is buying processed thorlium for *50. (as soon as the turn gets in) *25 steller per mu profit...You listening, merchant dudes? If you come get these *&$#ing plasma projectors off my hands I might just pay you. I said MIGHT. Here's a riddle; Why would someone build 4,000 plasma projectors at a colony that's short on metals? KZK positions are welcome at Ax. The only people I'll shoot at are RIP and FOE. If you want a market report drop me a note and I'll snail mail it to you. I don't feel like doing all that typing. And keep in mind that I'm still not finished with Ax's market, so stuff'll be changing without notice. Don Guido OOC; Their going to close the computer lab between spring and summer quarter, so I'll be offline June 10 to June 19. If it's urgent, call, if not, don't bother with snail mail. I'll be back before it gets to me. Later, Jason Goff 11 Avalon way Riverdale, GA 30274 404-478-0945 JGOF4P1@S1.CSC.PEACHNET.EDU ------------------------------ From: Rogue616@aol.com Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 15:39:09 -0400 Subject: Re: BSE: Fresh bug meat You are welcome to visit these to colonies. FET colony Egz atsystem 4, Trian, on Pax, ss, 251 and on FET colony Cobol at system 7, Forus, on Snore ss,2252. On Cobol, strion and consumer goods are needed, paying 25 and 6, respectively. On Egz, buying processed thorlium at 25. Selling fissionables, food, and luxury goods at 3,3,and 25,respectively. Come on by for a visit. Cochise aka Jim Louderback rogue616@aol.com ------------------------------ From: Christopher Allen <gtt-pd@consensus.com> Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 13:49:30 -0700 Subject: Re: BSE: Research At 3:38 AM 6/7/95, David Isaac wrote: > Where did I go wrong? Surely RTG in it's wisdom didn't create an >impossible >situation. So I must be missing the trick. Anybody know what it is? > Jeez, maybe I won't go into Space Weapon research at all and just sell >Pulac >to the hapless fools who do. I noticed the same problem, but worse, for Teleportation Research -- you need collidium and strion, which, from what I can tell never exist on the same world, and collidium always has very low yields. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------ .. Marshall Whispers, Chairman & CEO aka Christopher Allen .. .. Galactic Transport & Trade 4104-24th Street #391 .. .. GTT HQ, GTT Colony Gaspree (#1656) San Francisco, CA 94114-3615 .. .. Petroom (#2713) in Newbian System (#2) home 415/647-6401 .. .. <GTT-PD@consensus.com> No calls after 9pm or before 9am Pacific! .. ------------------------------ From: Kevin Curnutt <kcurnutt@metronet.com> Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 16:18:10 -0500 (CDT) Subject: Re: BSE: Trade On 6 Jun 1995, ROGER K. MARKLE II wrote: > channels or public announcement. Question how do colonies limit access to > restricted markets and is it possible to have no pick up code. Why would you not want to have a pick up code? If you don't see the need to use one, just don't tell anyone the code. Kevin ------------------------------ From: Kevin Curnutt <kcurnutt@metronet.com> Date: Wed, 7 Jun 1995 16:21:41 -0500 (CDT) Subject: Re: BSE: New and stupid (or at least ignorant) On 6 Jun 1995, Geoff Hanna wrote: > I have no maps. None. I want to go places! Really! I do! But I doubt > the efficacy of commands like Jump Somewhere, Anywhere. The best place to go for maps is to your PD. In this case that would be Kerry. Kevin ------------------------------ From: "Richard A. Loutzenheiser" <76311.2317@compuserve.com> Date: 08 Jun 95 00:13:07 EDT Subject: BSE:KZK Declaration of War UPI-23/195 (Onondowagah, Ovum, Kellon System, Samillian Hegemony) Vizier Ganeodiyo, Samillian Foreign Minister held a press conference today. He began by reading from a press release forwarded to his office by the Samillian Embassy at ISP Jax. ISP PD von Ludendorf has informed the Samillian High Council that the Kazereckii have declared war upon the SAM and have informed the IMP of their intentions to attack the SAM and the WSP in Imperial Space. The SAM have responded by asking for IMP protection of SAM vessels in the Capellan Periphery as specified by treaty and law. The High Council has sincerely thanked His Imperial Majesty's government for its assistance in this matter. Speculation here among the press corps is that tension with the PGJ has reached an all time high and that this KZK declaration of war is in support of the PGJ in a war that some have anticipated for several months. The PGJ are a splinter group of the SAM which are regarded as a perverse abhorance by all followers of the Ariziel. Reintegration into the Vizier Mass has long been the goal of the Queen Mother's High Council. Interference in this matter by foreign races will not be treated kindly by the SAM. When asked if the SAM were already at war with the PGJ the Vizier responded by saying, "YES". When asked why this was not previously announced the Vizier replied that, "the Samillian Hegemony does not publicly announce such things so as to not telegraph its intentions, but that the reporter was incorrect in stating that the war was secret and unannounced; it is just a "quiet war", said the Vizier. ------------------------------ From: Kerry Harrison <kerry@freeside.fc.net> Date: Thu, 8 Jun 1995 00:47:03 -0500 (CDT) Subject: Re: BSE:KZK Declaration of War On 8 Jun 1995, Richard A. Loutzenheiser wrote: > Vizier Ganeodiyo, Samillian Foreign Minister held a press conference today. He > began by reading from a press release forwarded to his office by the Samillian > Embassy at ISP Jax. ISP PD von Ludendorf has informed the Samillian High > Council that the Kazereckii have declared war upon the SAM and have informed the > IMP of their intentions to attack the SAM and the WSP in Imperial Space. The > SAM have responded by asking for IMP protection of SAM vessels in the Capellan > Periphery as specified by treaty and law. The High Council has sincerely > thanked His Imperial Majesty's government for its assistance in this matter. > > Speculation here among the press corps is that tension with the PGJ has reached > an all time high and that this KZK declaration of war is in support of the PGJ > in a war that some have anticipated for several months. The PGJ are a splinter > group of the SAM which are regarded as a perverse abhorance by all followers of > the Ariziel. Reintegration into the Vizier Mass has long been the goal of the > Queen Mother's High Council. Interference in this matter by foreign races will > not be treated kindly by the SAM. When asked if the SAM were already at war > with the PGJ the Vizier responded by saying, "YES". When asked why this was not > previously announced the Vizier replied that, "the Samillian Hegemony does not > publicly announce such things so as to not telegraph its intentions, but that > the reporter was incorrect in stating that the war was secret and unannounced; > it is just a "quiet war", said the Vizier. A little clarification is in order here - the KZK did not declare war upon the SAM, the SAM placed the KZK in a state of war with themselves by attacking PGJ, who are allies of the KZK and which the KZK have a mutual defense treaty with. Once it became clear that the SAM were going to attack the PGJ an communication was sent to the SAM leadership informing them that an attack upon the PGJ would be considered an attack upon the KZK and that the KZK would respond accordingly to such aggression and the KZK has. KZK Central Command ------------------------------ End of BSE Digest V195 #214 *************************** BSE Digest - All items Copyright (c) 1995, by their respective authors, permission is granted to redistribute as long as proper credit is given. To subscribe to BSE Digest, send the command: + subscribe bse-digest in the body of a message to "majordomo@fc.net". If you want to subscribe something other than the account the mail is coming from, such as a local redistribution list, then append that address to the "subscribe" command; for example, to subscribe "bse@domain.net": + subscribe bse-digest bse@domain.net A non-digest (direct mail) version of this list is also available; to subscribe to that instead, replace all instances of "bse-digest" in the commands above with "bse-list". An archive of BSE Digest back issues are available via anonymous ftp <ftp://ftp.io.com/pub/usr/kerry/BSE/Digests>. Up