(09-18-2017, 09:32 PM)rolandarmstrong Wrote: Wait, we're doing negotiation?

Nope. TSP is surely not neutral, so it wouldn't make sense for us to be moderating. I'm not sure who is involved; if we find out (and are allowed to say), I'll let the Assembly know though.

*Sighs*

An appropriate decision given the present circumstances. Full respect for the Cabinet and the difficulty that this decision likely was.

Thanks for the update. I fully support the cabinet decision and believe that it is the decision shows wisdom and is the best for TSP and recognizes the reality of the situation.

We should be proud of our efforts and that fact that we lived up to our word, but we can only support.

So, from what I've seen so far, this is fine by me. But I just want to clarify.

As I understand it, we're not ending our support, in a sense—if the situation changes appropriately, we will resume. So, in other words, we're really just indefinitely suspending our aid to the Resistance—as in, we're ending it, but may resume it if appropriate?

(09-18-2017, 11:06 PM)Pronoun Wrote: So, from what I've seen so far, this is fine by me. But I just want to clarify.

As I understand it, we're not ending our support, in a sense—if the situation changes appropriately, we will resume. So, in other words, we're really just indefinitely suspending our aid to the Resistance—as in, we're ending it, but may resume it if appropriate?

Aye, Roavin's made pretty clear that SPSF will be on that shit if a military option becomes open again.

I can't 'like' this, but I do understand the reasoning behind it and realise that no progress was being made with our involvement, anyway. As a private citizen and member of the resistance I will, of course, continue my explicit support, and hope that a time comes when it is right for TSP to return to the fray (or negotiations go well enough that we don't have to).

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At this point there can't be any question that TSP did everything we could to uphold our treaty commitment; whilst this isn't the result we would have wanted, no one can call us a fair weather friend.

I'm glad to see the Cabinet recognize the futility of continuing to aid the resistance, and choose an option which still fulfils our legal obligations to treatied allies. The only real tragedy here is the damage our reputation as a region sustained in GP as this decision was reached. Props to the Cabinet on making this decision though!

This move is dissapointing, in my opinion. I wish we could still be standing to fight for justice. Please, restart military operations as soon as it is possible.

We musn't abandon the resistance. It is not futile to continue fighting until it is truly over. My opinion, anyway.