BRUCE op(may 12)

[mazzilliu]

unarmed pos from WEPRA corp

Оriginally Postеd by Eridu Fallen

I'm going to plan a corp op to reinforce the ny6 pos today. It currently has no defenses and is a super large liabiltiy‚ especially if PL decides they want that moon.

2008.04.13 12:36

System: NY6-FH

Moon: NY6-FH V - Moon 5, Type: Caldari Control Tower Small
Corp: WEPRA CОRP

the owner is an alt of a morsus mihi

the towers are not morsus mihi towers

the towers are the "personal(!!!)" towers of a morsus mihi member


the owner DID promise to find a fast solution to this, this was over a month ago. we did not hear any updates so far


since the owner had failed to present a solution to this point, i'm suggesting to go straight ahead, reinforce/pop it and send out a clear message to him, that he had been granted more than enough time to work out a politicial solution, and has revoked his rights to the moons by not responding at all and keeping true to his word.

Since it has no modules anchored I see no problem in putting it into reinforced. The owner can either get in touch with us about unanchoring it after it comes out of reinforced or we can finish the job.

Unless of course they didn't put any stront in it, in which case that's a tacit admission that they didn't intend for it to live anyway.

Guys chill a bit please. Kalavoz has been working on this so give him time to reply. There are a lot of moons hold by hostile alliances and we aren't popping them so let's think twice before we destroy a blue, friendly alliance tower which should be in the process to go down.

I'm not saying we shouldn't play it aggressive BUT let's be aggressive to everyone, especially our hostiles and try to be less agressive to our "friends".

We have exactly one +10 major ally left. I am of the opinion we should notify them we're about to attack one of their towers before we do. If Kalavoz isn't on to do it, someone -- anyone -- should contact Koth or Lok and tell them the situation before we start firing guns. It doesn't have to be another request, but the first notice they get of it shouldn't be a POS attack mail.