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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J. Alexander" data-source="post: 2392256" data-attributes="member: 28453">Michael will poor himself another glass of wine as well as one for each of the participatants. As he is pouring it, he will ask it they would like somthing stronger, to contiume with the wine or shall he send for coffee. Michael is trying to create a colleqial atmosphere but one in which there is no doubt who makes the final decision but create the impression as it is indeed the case that the decesion is reached only after each one has had a chance to argue their issue  or be a part of the process. It will make for a more lenghty decesion making process at times, but Michael thinks it is the best approach for now. "Then the question to be asked would be (Which merchant has continued to prosper while all is rivals have sufferd losses while he has sufferd no or minimal loses).or better yer (Which merchant has the greed  or hunger for power that would comple him to do something like this) In a side bar to Nac"losin Michael will ask "Would the local Magristate have the power to lease the dockyard to someone if not who would I need to see" Another question springs to mind from you thoughts Chandar "Has there been any local shortages lately, say the last 18 months either here on Tergere or other islands you have heard about in which someone has made an abnormally large profit on.</blockquote>