Jeez, you're still harping on about this, Bela. We've pretty much dropped it, but Mika started commenting about a disparity between PFF's responses to Jäger's merges and Varyag's as if they're directly comparable. They're not. Why?
It's clear in the treaty. You didn't respect Jäger's space and we chose to show solidarity with Jäger about that. You didn't respect Jäger in general - calling Sin a whore was utterly disgraceful, and your double standards on Varyag recruitment versus Jäger's were indicative of how Varyag viewed the balance of power in the alliance relationship as a whole. And recruiting Barcode on a personal whim is hardly 'working together', is it? Even members of your own council and tribe were astounded, but as tribe members they chose (probably correctly) to show loyalty to Varyag - we were under no such obligation. Despite all of that, and issues with players such as Alestasis (who felt free to attack PFF using proxy accounts) and Smooth (who was despised even within Varyag) we tried to help find a resolution, but you wouldn't even admit it was a mistake and wouldn't bend an inch to fix things. And don't try and say you wouldn't go back on your word out of some sense of honour or integrity - you were quite happy to sacrifice the Method recruits to get Party on board at one point. Interesting to note how quickly some of those Barcode recruits ran for the hills once it turned out they didn't have an easy ride to the win, btw.
On top of that we actually quite like the guys/girls that Jäger have recruited, while Sin and Jäger have been nothing but respectful in their dealings with us. Not deferential, but they treat PFF as an equal, as an alliance partner, so we have no complaints whatsoever.
And you have to remember I'm only one voice from PFF. Sometimes I try and encompass opinions of other tribe members in my posts, but at times it's just me. Sometimes it's distilled and even-handed, and at others it's raw and reactionary - sue me.
Fact of it is, Bela, that you stretched the alliance past breaking point. You were a one-dimensional leader running on sheer impulse - you tried fluttering your eyelids at everything to get what you wanted and if that failed you threw hissy fits. Just accept it - you killed the alliance and with it, Varyag.