Osiris Fraternal Order

Following my reinstatement to the Nomarchy of Karnak by His Majesty, Tim Stark, Pharaoh of the Osiris Fraternal Order, I hereby make the following decree as Nomarch of Karnak and the head of my branch of House Stark in Osiris:

Frederick Alexander "Alexa" Fominov, my eldest son, is disowned, effective immediately. He is no longer my son, no longer has any claim to the use of the family name Stark or other associated titles, and is barred from maintaining residence in the Temple City of Karnak. I have taken this step after his slanderous comments in response to my WA Security Council proposal, Condemn The Land of Kings and Emperors, here:

This condemnation is absolutely ludicrous. I stand firmly behind the LKE, Emperor Onder, and their unique take on gameplay. This condemnation is out of line and it is my belief that it has been posted out of a personal vendetta for LKE and the UIAF that Cormac has. After the fall out in Osiris and Cormac's "retirement" from NationStates I though that all of this was done and over but apparently I was wrong which seems to happen more often then not.

Not only is this highly offensive to the LKE but its also highly offensive to their allies. I do strongly condemn this proposal and I beseech all of you to do the same.

Frederick is absolutely free, as Monarch of The Kingdom of Great Britain, to support its ally, The Land of Kings and Emperors, and to oppose condemnation of that region. None of that necessitated slander and character assassination against me, as I have not only been a friend to Frederick but have called him my son and have adopted him into my family and house here in Osiris and elsewhere. He is, of course, also free to slander me, but he will not do so as my son or bearing my family name.

Any descendant of Frederick Alexander Fominov is, naturally, also disowned from House Stark as they trace their lineage through Frederick, who has been disowned. Descendants of House Fominov are not, however, automatically barred from residence in the Temple City.

Cormac Locksley-Stark

Nomarch of Karnak
Pharaoh Emeritus of Osiris

Interesting development.

This poses a question

Frederick Alexander Fominov recently adopted me as his new "Papa"
Does this mean I can't come around anymore?

Nah, his descendants are generally welcome in Karnak. He isn't, and because he and I are no longer related, I'm no longer related to his descendants, but I generally have no problem with them.

Cormac wrote:Fri Feb 06, 2015 4:17 amFollowing my reinstatement to the Nomarchy of Karnak by His Majesty, Tim Stark, Pharaoh of the Osiris Fraternal Order, I hereby make the following decree as Nomarch of Karnak and the head of my branch of House Stark in Osiris:

Frederick Alexander "Alexa" Fominov, my eldest son, is disowned, effective immediately. He is no longer my son, no longer has any claim to the use of the family name Stark or other associated titles, and is barred from maintaining residence in the Temple City of Karnak. I have taken this step after his slanderous comments in response to my WA Security Council proposal, Condemn The Land of Kings and Emperors, here:

This condemnation is absolutely ludicrous. I stand firmly behind the LKE, Emperor Onder, and their unique take on gameplay. This condemnation is out of line and it is my belief that it has been posted out of a personal vendetta for LKE and the UIAF that Cormac has. After the fall out in Osiris and Cormac's "retirement" from NationStates I though that all of this was done and over but apparently I was wrong which seems to happen more often then not.

Not only is this highly offensive to the LKE but its also highly offensive to their allies. I do strongly condemn this proposal and I beseech all of you to do the same.

Frederick is absolutely free, as Monarch of The Kingdom of Great Britain, to support its ally, The Land of Kings and Emperors, and to oppose condemnation of that region. None of that necessitated slander and character assassination against me, as I have not only been a friend to Frederick but have called him my son and have adopted him into my family and house here in Osiris and elsewhere. He is, of course, also free to slander me, but he will not do so as my son or bearing my family name.

Any descendant of Frederick Alexander Fominov is, naturally, also disowned from House Stark as they trace their lineage through Frederick, who has been disowned. Descendants of House Fominov are not, however, automatically barred from residence in the Temple City.

Cormac Locksley-Stark

Nomarch of Karnak
Pharaoh Emeritus of Osiris

Whine whine, now can you get the fuck out? Door is over there.

Eh, it's not a huge deal, Zao. Things change in NS families and I'm sure that two people who don't tolerate each other probably wouldn't want to have a father-son relationship in the game. I don't give two fucks about NS families, but I'm assuming that shake-ups like this are fairly commonplace.

They can be, Koth. I was more expecting a traditional Stark duel to the death that we saw in Old Osiris though.

Cormac, can we (as in Osiris) have a Colosseum fight? Or a chariot duel? (Between you and Alexa) Please? <3 It'll give me something interesting to watch as I do paperwork.

Zaolat wrote:Fri Feb 06, 2015 6:26 amWhine whine, now can you get the fuck out? Door is over there.

Actually, I think I will re-apply for citizenship.

I also request that Zaolat be warned for flaming.

Koth wrote:Fri Feb 06, 2015 7:40 amEh, it's not a huge deal, Zao. Things change in NS families and I'm sure that two people who don't tolerate each other probably wouldn't want to have a father-son relationship in the game. I don't give two fucks about NS families, but I'm assuming that shake-ups like this are fairly commonplace.

I'm just bugged by all the bullshit going on.

As I don't know if I'm allowed to dole out moderation, or if that's Admin-only, I'll do what I can...

Zao, please cool it. It's quite unbecoming of the Vizier to make such remarks, especially to longtime regional members. I'm sure there are plenty of less expletive filled ways in which you can convey your displeasure with this situation that wouldn't reflect poorly on the OFO in or out of context.