Damn, you already covered this for me. Yes to all cases and Palpatine is confirmed to have used his mindfogging powers to conceal Lusankya in the New Essential Guide to Characters.
It's not entirely a reflection of Palpatine's command of the Force as its execution is largely reliant on an organised procedure that directs the Force in a very specific manner, that indirectly brings about the summoning of a Force Storm. It's not like Palpatine's command of the Force allows him to directly summon a wormhole; all that he directly does is controls the movement of the Force around his body; the summoning of the Force Storm is achieved indirectly through the strict procedure. It better fits the description of ritual than anything else (and before somebody comes along "reminding" me that Palpatine can summon them with a mere though, a ritual isn't defined by how long it takes but how organised its execution is).
*looks for any mentions of anger in there*
BTW, wouldn't ignoring me prevent you from reading through my posts and following me into the comic book forum? (oh that's right I saw you)
"The key to Luke's turning is the minute when he and Leia realize the Emperor is no longer defined be his physical form, but has become a chaotic nexus of dark side energies that swell and burst open the fabric of space, tearing apart everything in the vicinity, human and machine".
Also Palpatine describes this power as his full potency.This technique was within Palpatine's own power. One must have intense raw power to summon it, and incredible mastery to control it.
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I'd be safe from Gideon's modshipness, he needs me!
__________________ Every time this fool be come along
He gots you noobs cryin' out fo' mom
Leave the scene lookin' like Vietnam
Might as well call him "Matt Atom Bomb"
Like his name suggests, he's quite atomic
And this fool - he likes DC Comics
Two energy swords make up his symbol
And trust me, dawg, this homie's nimble
The problem is that, although you are a very good debater, you would probably instantly perm ban some people (me) without any good reason...I mean, come on: you think that my debating sucks, but just because you think that I'm a bad debater doesn't mean that I should be banned. I actually have to do something MAJOR that wrong, and should still be warned for it, which you wouldn't do. You'd just ban anyone that insults Sidious.
__________________ Introduce a little government. Upset the established gangs, and everything becomes order...
Democracy is the very definition of awesome.
If you're referring to the religious incident, Faunus agreed that I was being a prick, but he also agreed that you were thoroughly trapped and cannot disprove the existence of a higher power, since your comprehension is painfully limited in comparison to an omniscient deity. Meaning I win, you lose, and you completely deserved the humiliation at my hands, fool.
Otherwise, you'd beat me in all our debates, but you've never won against me. Either because you're unable to make your point or because you comport yourself with my perspective. In either case, if you fancy yourself a rational perspective, so must I be.
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I never said I could, and if I did say I could then I was mistaken. The point was that I didn't need to and demanding such is not rational. That you thought it was makes you antirational.
Registered: Jun 2007
Location: The kaleidoscope of power
Apparently so:
Me
It is a common misconception that atheism is the assertion that there is no God. It is incredibly easy to miss the distinction, and it is sometimes easier to accept the cultural misconception simply for the easy shorthand it provides. But. Atheism is not the assertion that there is no god. Atheism is the lack of belief in a god. The difference is that while Theism professes a belief, atheism does not. Atheism isn't the opposite end of the spectrum. It leaves the spectrum entirely. Atheism simply says that there is no reason to believe in a god.
My contention is that there is no evidence suggesting the existence of a god. Ergo, we cannot act as though there is a god.