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Teaos wrote:Mwahahahaha you fools.

I'm from the CIA and have infiltrated this site, everyone speaking out against President Bush is now under arrest!

They're over there. <- I firmly support and admire Bush the Wise.

Ahem, thats Lord Bush or Emperor Bush to you.

*is deep in hiding, and will have to be smoked out of his hole*

Well if your in a hole your safe. We still cant find Osama' cave.

Yeah, a 7-foot-tall Arab on dialysis is seemingly hard to locate.

He's hard to find because he probably shaved.

Or he could be wearing one of those glasses with a fake nose attached.

I'm going to have to go with the Kazon. Yep.

Monroe wrote:I'm going to have to go with the Kazon. Yep.

As what? "Galaxy's greatest knuckleheads?"

But the Kazon aren't in the A or B quatrent.

It was a joke.. I voted Cardasian

What about Tamarians? Their starship weaponry is certainly up to par with the Enterprise D, if not outclasses the Enterprise D's defense capabilities. I don't think they would threaten anyone though. They may wear their daggers close to their hearts (I guess), but they seem pretty easy going.

Before their fall, the Cardassians were definitely #4. They were far behind the big three though. The only dangers to the Federation, Romulans and Klingons are each other.

If there is another TNG based Star Trek series, the Tholians and Gorn would probably be too expensive to be featured heavily, if at all. The Miradorn have potential as do the Breen. The Breen though were just a gimmick. Once their energy draining torpedo was neutralized, their ships became as flimsy as the Galaxy class. Too bad. Their Starships were certainly an interesting design.

Before their fall, the Cardassians were definitely #4. They were far behind the big three though. The only dangers to the Federation, Romulans and Klingons are each other.

But I doubt they could have kept that level of power for long. They were streching their capabilitys as it was.

I don't think that the Tholians or Gorn have the territory to provide resources and industry to match the "Big Three." And at this point, as Teaos mentioned, neither do the Cardies.