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>He didn't know where Stark stood-whether he was with Van Der Loo or not, >"I'm not sure what you mean...your team will get commendations-all of >you...I'd be dead if it wasn't for your people." >"Captain, I don't care about medals, but I am sure that a personal word from >Starfleet Command or yourself to the families of the dead would be >appreciated. However, that is not what I had asked you. I asked what you >were going to tell Lasiter about this police action. You were sent here to >observe us due to some reports of misconduct. What have you observed, or at >least what do you think you have observed?" The Colonel was not threatening >in any way, but he was not backing down either. He was asking a pointed >question, and wanted a direct answer. David's caution was warranted, as was >his question about Stark's loyalities- truth or to Van Der Loo. But... "Colonel-I saw no misconduct by your troops. Your troops peformed as best as could be expected under difficult circumstances. That is what I am going to tell the Admiral. If I can have the names and contacts of the missing or deceased officers I will personally arrange contact to their families." (response) "As to what else I saw..." David put his head in his hands and pushed away the dark images that threatened to overtake him-he took a deep breath and looked up at Stark-David was a bit pale but regained his composure quickly, "I suppose it's time I ask you an important question-what you tell me is between us but will help me a great deal. What do YOU think of your police action you are involved in? Aside from the rebels themselves-what do you think of the orders you have been given?"
