OT- Peoples Republic of the Federation

[EvilGenius4ABetterTomorro]

I liked those mirror universe episodes. The women were sexy and everyone got to behave badly, and vulcans get goatees.

-Luke Skywalker is the biggest mass murderer in the galaxy.

[narf poit chez BOOM]

You don't see many civilian advisors for the same reason there hasn't been a single SG-1 episode about accountants. Because it would be boring.

But, government being government, who wants to argue that there aren't accountants in the SGC?

[EvilGenius4ABetterTomorro]

Robert Picardo (holodoctor on voyager)Played a risk management advisor in SG-1. Always looking at the bottom line in assets used in the SG-1 missions, he was making recomendations for some sort of oversight of the program. As I recall though he learned a valuable lesson and civilian control of SG-1 was put off for another season.

I would think that a UFP assembly would be like the Republic assembly in Star Wars. Talk, talk, talk, and no action. The military is just protecting these citizens against enemies foreign and domestic (beauracracy)!!!

-Poodles are the 'uncle tom' of the dog world.

[Ed Kolis]

EvilGenius4ABetterTomorro said:
-Luke Skywalker is the biggest mass murderer in the galaxy.

Nah, he was from "a galaxy far far away"
How about Andrew Wiggin?

[douglas]

Ed Kolis said:How about Andrew Wiggin?

He only killed a relatively small number of sentient beings - only the queens count .

[Daynarr]

Ok, someone enlighten me - who is Andrew Wiggin?

[narf poit chez BOOM]

And ST had the occasional civilian.

But the SG-1 episode with Robert Picardo was about man-eating bugs...Not accounts.

[Ed Kolis]

Andrew Wiggin is the protagonist from the Orson Scott Card novel "Ender's Game".

[Suicide Junkie]

He was in multiple episodes causing trouble.

Kinsey was using him against the SGC for some time, and had him push the propaganda to the new prez after the election, too.

[Daynarr]

Thanks.