While we can understand your frustration over ALG's presence in what you perceive to be your scrap claim, we find it prudent to remind you that the fields, officially, belong to no one, save maybe the Republic of Liberty herself. ALG has just as much right as DSE--or anyone else--has to any fields in Liberty.

As jurisdiction and overall ownership of that field rightfully belongs to the Republic of Liberty, the Laws of Liberty still apply. Any party found not to be in accordance with section one, subsection three, paragraph two of the aforementioned laws will be issued a fine, and depending on the severity, an arrest warrant. Furthermore, corporate control over the field is dependent upon which party in this, if any, does not violate that law.

In simpler terms, if anyone engages in hostilities, then there will be consequences for both sides. Since both institutions should rightfully know better, we feel the need to add that any fines will be significantly steeper than they otherwise would be.

The fact that ALG has stationed security forces in the field does not mean anything more than they feel the need to defend their assets, despite the implications of their actions. As stated above, however, if they follow through with their threat, then we will step in, but not before then.

Your corporation is a role model of Liberty's integrity at the moment. If you cave to the threats ALG is making, then it makes all of us look bad. We trust you, your company, and your employees to keep this in mind and behave properly.