"When Sith speak of freedom, of their profound devotion of aiding others and of their deep-rooted differences to the men and women next to them in their dark Empire, it is ever only one thing that speaks, and one only: insatiable hunger and lust for power."
"Peace is a lie or is it not? The Sith do not practice it for any other reason than to manipulate and achieve further influence and power. The liberation of some slaves from another, equally abominable state is not a sign of good intentions, a remedy for thousands of years of warmongering, it is merely a thinly veiled attempt to conceal intentions that have neither reason nor legitimacy to be acknowledged as anything but the dogmatic villainy they are."
"And yet, this prophet, he probably has the lacking farsight and intelligence other than to actually believe in his own words. Without realising, he is a slave himself, a slave to his own despicable religion and an esoteric will that incarnates through the viciousness and violence of his own emotions. A pity that needs no mercy, a shame that justifies only judgement."
"The same judgement, in equal measure and without difference, that the butchers he shares his realm with deserve. There is no difference between this Sith and the Sith of another aspect of their gross belief, no distinction between the philosophy of this warlord or the next that carries their lightsaber with pride in the name of a code that was written by defeated and humbled exiles trying to enslaving a new civilisation. He claims difference. The executioner will see none."
"The Sith will fall, through fire and steel."
