"I do not see how the internal structure of our  nation would be of concern
to the Federation," A'amon replied, "Foreign  governments have always
communicated with our T'remea, who then communicate with the governing body.
The Council was for the Venasian people, not  the intergalactic community."

"Certainly you, of all beings, understand how sudden, and unexpected changes
in government make neighboring goverments  nervous.  Such changes, without
the courtesy of simple warning, are cause for great concern and tension. Far lesser things have caused terrible wars....", Lasiter let the thought hang. He couldn't believe that the General was still relying on that poor excuse. It showed complete arrogance and a serious lack of respect not to have come up
with a better  answer.  All goverments let their neighbors know of great
changes in goverment. They were done in public. The change in the Venasian political structure, seemingly overnight, was done in private. That supported
the rumors of a coup d'etat.

The Plantoc raised her hands. "Excuse me, gentlmen. I believe that this is
a welcoming  receptions.  While many of us have our differences, I am not
sure that they  are welcome during such a celebration."

A'amon acknowledged her statement with a bow of his head. "As the honored Plantoc states. Perhaps you would be so kind as to review some of the highlights planned for our stay here."

-S



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