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From:Boucher
To:Auxesia
Subject:We have a problem?

So, let's sum this up
1) Your vessels openly admitted to supplying The Union.
2) Refused to say they can't be sure if they can trust The Union, even though you say you know little of it.
3) Called a Bounty hunter Gunship on our transport who opened fire right upon arrival. He asked "Is that the target" with only your vessels being the possible ones that could have called him.

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[25.02.2021 11:21:40] BHG|Figure.it.out: Is that the target?

[25.02.2021 11:21:49] A/)-Spinel: One would assume that this is a pirate, yes.

[25.02.2021 11:21:49] [ALG]-Gamma.3: Oh hey, a bunter.

[25.02.2021 11:22:02] [FLG]NT-Lumiere: So you called a bounty hunter? 

[25.02.2021 11:22:06] A/)-Spinel: Did we?

[25.02.2021 11:22:11] A/)-Spinel: Or did it happen to patrol along the lane?

[25.02.2021 11:22:18] BHG|Figure.it.out: I'll begin to dispose this "freedom fighter" here then.

[25.02.2021 11:22:23] BHG|Figure.it.out: Weapons loaded.

[25.02.2021 11:22:25] BHG|Figure.it.out: Opening fire.

4) Called us "pirates" even though we merely wanted you to say you can't be sure The Union can be trusted.
5) Refused to stop when asked to - again clearly in League with the Bounty Hunter gunship attacking our lightly armored transport

Tell me - why shouldn't The Front issue a Kill on Sight Order against your ships?

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Lionel Boucher

From:Boucher
To:Onyx Statuette, Technocracy of Auxo
Subject:Sincere Apologies

Pleasure to be communicating with you Monsieur Onyx Statuette. I am simply Boucher. A man of The Front, The Maquis and Gallia who many choose to follow of their own free will.

I suppose this can be chalked up to a missunderstanding in the heat of the situation for which I apologise - Sirian custom might be different from ours and often escapes me. Coincidences happen, I am sure the Bounty Hunter was one and have no reason not to trust you.

So what you are saying is that if I come to your house, space, system or wherever you hail from, unannounced and say I supply and openly trade with your main enemies - you would not only let me roam freely, but not even ask me to stop to answer questions and stance towards your enemy I am trading with?

This explains a lot actually - without the murderous Royals and their collaborators present, Sirius clearly gets along and everyone trusts each other fully. I commend your Technocratic Movement being as peaceful as that. Even more of a motivation for us to see the Royalists and their henchmen burn so our house can be as peaceful as Sirius.

Since you seem to be new to our custom, let me tell you - Gallia is not as harmonious as where you hail from where everyone gets along and you don't need to care about who supplies whom. We are fighting against a brutal Military state, controlled by genocidal maniacs, the same people who snuff out Billions of lives out of spite, those that will nuke, assault, gas and murder their own people if they disagree with them or if they are inconvenient.

This is our custom, we are fighting a desparate fight and can't let The Union be supplied freely - with this in mind I hope you will understand we find it normal in Gallia to stop unannounced incomers and ask for their intent and stance towards our enemies, and often for their help which most who are aware of the situation are willing to provide.

I hope that clears up the cultural differences, and I will ask your ships to respect our custom when in Gallia.

In terms of our larger scale relations and trade The important questions need to be answered first:

What is the official stance of The Technocracy of Auxo towards the Gallic Union Gallic Navy and Gallic National Intelligence?
Does The Technocracy of Auxo recognise their warcrimes and the danger the above are posing not just to Gallia but Humanity as a whole and agrees at the very least The Royals and those that enabled them need to face justice?

I thank you for answering these - we need to see where you stand before any other steps are taken.

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Lionel Boucher