Op 12 Dec 97 om 02:51:01 schreef David Reed heel gelukkig aan Rogier Van 
eeten:
 DR>RV>   BD>ZF> His reply was that he _had_ been approached, since the
 DR>RV>  storyline
 DR>RV>   BD>ZF> involved the RE-UNITING OF THE VULCANS AND ROMULANS
 DR>RV>   BD>
 DR>RV>   BD>I don't think the Romulans and Vulcans will be re-united - for
 DR>RV>  one, they'd
 DR>RV>   BD>lose a pretty good enemy... :-)
 DR>RV>
 DR>RV>   But, in one way, ST is a reflection of today's world and because
 DR>RV>  Russia isn't
 DR>RV>   a "great" danger anymore, the Romulans "must" become one too.
 DR>Remember two weeks ago on DS9.
 No, I live in Europe, see. We are a bit behind. The last DS9 episode I saw 
was
 the one OdO becomes solid.
 DR>The super intelligent guys.  The ones who
 DR>predicted that the Federation couldn't win the war against the Dominion.
 DR>Well I speculate that the only way for the Federation to win the war is
 DR>for Spock to succeed in his mission on Romulus.
 If he will, it will be shown in ST:9 (Good name is probably "Re-Union")
 Then there will be a war and that will be ST:10
 DR>BTW he's still there.
 Surprise.
 DR>Once Vulcan and Romulus are one the Romulans will be part of the
 DR>Federation or vice versa and along with the Klingons you'll have
 DR>unstopable force.
 Not unsttobble, but very powerfull.
 DR>But I think the Romulans are going to need to make some
 DR>huge sacrfices to win the trust of the klingons.
 Oh, is Gowron already unmasked?
 I haven't seen season 5 yet.
 DR>They are going to need an Enterprise-C incident type thing.
 You mean a ship that sacrifices for Klingons when attacked. If Gowron isn't
 unmasked, they can unmask him and they will be honoured.
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