I have been notably silent on this issue
of late, and I am sure people have been wondering where I have
been. It is my instinct and need, when everyone seems to be a hurry
in the midst of difficulty, to take time to breathe. To not want
to get caught up in the great potential there is for frenzy and
decisions made out of desperation, decisions made too quickly.
It has also been and continues to be a difficult time for all of
us.
That being said, some options have emerged. There are those that
wish to seek ways to exert pressures on the government to seek
dialogue and resolution, those that feel it is not yet time to
give up on trying to convince Boris and his associates to reconsider,
and perhaps those that don't see why it's not possible to do both.
As a whole, the Elysians do not agree with this act. It was not
a decision made by the community, but one made independently by
some members of that community. We do, as individuals, choose to
work on projects for the greater good. These projects are discussed
as a community, and take the effects any projects might have on
the community into consideration. This plan was not one of these
projects.
The Elysians continue to be dedicated to peace and healthy community
for the future of humanity. We are devoted to the peaceful resolution
of conflict. In that capacity, we all need to be of service to
the world right now.
There is no time limit for the demands Boris has made. The bombs
will not be detonated by him or any of his associates unless he
is attacked. They will simply exist where they are, passively,
as a reminder. I am assured that they are not in danger of going
off accidentally. They will only be detonated if the government
fails to see the predicament they are in is serious and requires
a different approach - and in some incredible gap of logic they
decide to go on the offensive.
I would like to urge the people of the world to speak their mind,
in only non-violent ways. Urge your leaders to proceed carefully.
We are seeking a peaceful future, behave peacefully in your protests,
boycotts, whatever you feel you should do. I think we all knew
there might come a time of reckoning, a turning point. This is
it. This will not be easy, but it
is vital that we are successful and do not allow our fears to control
us.
At the same time, I would like to publicly urge Boris and his
associates to back down. To allow the bombs to be dismantled. You
all remain a part of this community and we will continue to welcome
you and protect you on board the Aurora. Consider that it is possible
that you have taken the wrong path. The risk is too great to not
be sure. Having succeeded in setting this plan in motion is enough
to wake us all. It illustrates to the world what is possible, and
hopefully has shaken many out of their stupor into the need for
immediate change.
Since the government is not helpful at this time, we will be
seeking any other avenues available to us to resolve this peacefully.
It is time for all in the world who wish to see resolution to speak
out. This is not a dream, this is a threat to the future of existance
as we know it. If we do not make change, it will end in nuclear
blasts either way. Wake, and act.
In peace,
Ariana