Re: IEN Fascists?

In our last episode, Wilson, M.D. said:
>
>>	The planet was Borka, not The Grinder.  Also check Practical
>>Planetolgy, p.11, middle of the right column: "Using mighty magic, the
>>Imperial Fleet had already reduced two of the worlds to rubble..."
>
>Do you suppose they could have allied themselves with the Aperusa (and
>_their_ allies, constellants)? <wicked grin>

	Personally, I think they meant it more in the "destroying the
surface" way, not "blowing up the planet" way.  Surface destruction I think
was possible by the EIN.  Also, the sphere was said to be full of asteroids,
so I don't think the planets were big at all.

	Just my two cents.

-Static

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