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I like the other fanwanks, but it's pretty clear the Dominion has alot more assets then just that fleet.  Just like when the US sends a carrier group, it's a significant expenditure of a military resource, but there's alot more where that came from.   Plus the fact that the Dominion can mass produce soldiers and ships.

Right.  It's a balance.  They need experienced commanders who can think strategically, but not think too much.

SPOILERS          I always thought it would be interesting if the Founder who replaced that Breen was the one who pushed the future negotiations.

Really?  I just took it as a case of "Advanced Domnion techology."    Apparently the trick only worked once though.

Hey now.

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But he had a man-crush on Picard.

@Delenn    It's a patriarchial social convention.

Not all Bajorans are the same?

I don;t think in Dukat's mind he's selling out Cardassia.  I think he has convinced himself that this is in Cardassia's best interest, which is usually how most dictators think.

Well, if you really want to get into timeline stuff, Dukat would have to have to have known that martok was a Founder and helped initiate the Klingon war.  But Dukat is just arrogant enough to think he can handle the Dominion.

The Klingons had a bad time of it.

Many Worlds.  Each timeline alteration constitutes a different universe.  The one in TOS, TNG DS9, etc, is a consistent history where the previous histories contain the results of the time travel.  The Abrams verse, on the other hand, is a different universe that branches from the point of entry of the Romulan ship.…

Maybe rather then all of Voyager, a short Best/Worst episodes series.

SPOILERS    I was really impressed with Zack's reading of the theme's here.  The occupation of Cardassia parrallels to Bajor especially.

Since the warrior caste is the ruling one in Klingon society, it makes sense they would elevate that above everything else.  I like the idea floated in an "Enterprise" that Klingon culture has somewhat devolved with the rise of warrior fundamentalism.  It also kind of explains how they got to be an advanced species in…

No, you posted it first.  I was referring to myself.

I was shocked when i realized Martok and Holz were the same person.

Actually, (mild spoilers)   it comes up later this season that Martok was psychologically damaged by his captivity.