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From: wbpesch@ihuxp.UUCP (Walt Pesch)
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Subject: ST IV (MAJOR SPOILER) & Guardian of Forever
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Date: Sun, 5-May-85 21:49:40 EDT
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Posted: Sun May  5 21:49:40 1985
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> Kirk will be tried for all he did in ST3 (obviously), and at the same time,
> the Klingons are going to be demanding his head!  Presumably in an effort
> to keep galactic peace (or something), they whole incident in III is going
> to be undone.  How you may ask?  How about The Guardian of Forever??
> Yes, campers, as I understand it, they will get the big E back, history will
> be rewritten (impossible according to DC Comics' Universe, but what do they
> know??), and everything will be copacetic.  (I love that word)
> --Evan Marcus {ucbvax|decvax}|vax135|petsd|pedsgd|pedsga|evan

Wouldn't this be in contradiction to the current state of the GoF,
according to the Animateds.  The planet that the Guardian resides on
is heavily garrisoned by the Federation, the Klingons, and the
Romulans.  And I believe that it takes willing permission from all
three powers to gain access, or else it's basically War.
 
I could possibly see why the Feds would want to do this - get the
Enterprise back, and without the original Kahn incident, the Genesis
project is still a totally Federation ballgame.

But why would the Klingons and especially the Romulans (who have not
involved themselves in this at all yet to our knowlege) concur with
the Federation to rewrite history of the Genesis Project.  They are
giving the Feds a very powerful weapon?


-- 
Walt Pesch
AT&T Technologies
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