...lnf$1@ss408.t-com.hr... Dreamshaker wrote: ja rezervirao grafu i nista.. "Ribar" <jgdtkf@uzjt.ki> wrote in message news:fjov75$cv1$1@ss408.t-com.hr... Rommy wrote: DFI LANParty UT nF3 250Gb s.754 najbolja mat ploca za s754 procesore mat. podrzava procesore do 3700+ - 300-350kn garancija jos vrijedi 6 mj, CPU Athlon64 3000+ s754 ...

... that in order to disparage Star Trek, I just can't fathom. No more of your "Romulan" bunk will be tolerated in this newsgroup. Study the films more carefully if you want to know about VULCANS, but leave this "Romulan" folderol out of it. "Romulans". Really, now. Well that's about what the Vulcans told the Humans until the Humans got their first look at the Rommies....

...>the Romulans into the Dominion War. People died. Morals were compremised, but he felt that getting the Romulans into the action could make a difference in the war's outcome. Sisko didn't get the Rommies into the war; Garak did. I still remember the end of In The Pale Moonlight: GARAK: You got the Romulans into the war, and all it cost you was one dead Senator, and one Starfleet ...

... as a sign of hostility. (See V'ger, ST I). Maybe they considered it but decided it was worth the tactical risk, because there was too much to gain in a rapprochement with the Rommies .. I was thinking more along the lines that surely Starfleet must have levels of alert when the presence of cloaked ships is a strong possibility- a bit like a world war II convoy knowing they're in ...

... that day .. Or, perhaps the script writers .. Then, too, scanning for cloaked ships might itself have been detected on the homeworld, and if detected when there were no ships about, might have been seen as a sign of hostility. (See V'ger, ST I). Maybe they considered it but decided it was worth the tactical risk, because there was too much to gain in a rapprochement with the Rommies ..