> This is what Lasiter did not like. The more people that know about it the
> greater the chance it will get out to the public. That would be the end of
> him and his plans to reform Starfleet. That is if the President did not ask
> for his resignation, which is what Lasiter would do in his position. The
> possibility for scandal is a bit more that Samuel was willing to just go along
> with.
>
> "Is there any other option? This could do more hard to the fleet than
> good. The scandal that this will cause will practically destroy Starfleet
> Command and any semblance of trust or faith that the public will have in us."
> he asked obviously a bit concerned with the prospect of letting Montgomery in
> on the situation.
"And what would happen if we do not tell him and it comes out? It will
appear to be a coverup to hide a compromised commander-in-chief. The
president would have no choice but to fire both of us. This way, we bring
him into the matter at the beginning. Even if he goes against the
reaction I expect--and recommend against--and asks you to resign, he
could do it with a much less negative impact on Star Fleet Command."
Carrhae relaxed, and suddenly she was the old friend again.
"Samuel, I understand your concerns, but I ask you to put as much faith
in us as we have in you. I believe that if we call the president now, he
will support us and do so quietly."
(response)
t'Llhweiir ends
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