Ask what you can do for the Corporation!

[____________Bonefish]

SPARTA
Omni-Tek Department S1

Mission statement:
To ensure the security of the Omni-Tek Corporation of Rubi-Ka against all threats, internal or external.

Department S1 (SPARTA) is unaligned to the company's core branches, instead serving, supporting and enforcing the direct orders of the CEO's office with unquestioning loyalty.


Though always open to all professions, following a membership purge SPARTA is currently looking to augment certain specific key positions within the department.

• Soldiers & military personnel.
• Agents & intelligence personnel.
• Doctors.
• Traders.

Please note that regardless of level (no restrictions), we pride ourselves in only accepting the very best people, the very best Omni-Tek employees as candidates for interview.

If you believe you fit this description, if you believe you have something to give back to the corporation, if the below organisation content interests you...

• Events & Role-play.
• Teamwork, Organisation, Co-operation.
• Political Credibility & Storyline involvement.
• Omni-Tek event participation.
• UK & European membership base.

...then get in contact.

Be the best. Stand with the best.


Strength through unity


Garret "Bonefish" Silvestrini
Director - SPARTA
Director of Operations, OTSEC

Founding Member of the Omni-Tek Security Council

garret.silvestrini@ot-sparta.org
www.ot-sparta.org

[Arila]

/me wonders why an Omni-Tek faction would name them self after a clanner city

[Bauxite]

Clanner city named itself after a much older city in ancient Greece.

[Arila]

nope! city of Athen have nothing to do with the city of Athens, there are a diffrence.

The clanenrs renamed omni-2, to Athen, after one of the clan leaders that fell in the battle of the city

hint: go read the stories

[UwensBack]

No I believe Baux was talking about Sparta, another city in ancient Greece, which I guess the clans named the RubiKa city Sparta after.

[____________Bonefish]

Historical Context:

The life of a Spartan was a life of discipline, self-denial, and simplicity. The Spartans viewed themselves as the true inheritors of the Greek tradition. They did not surround themselves with luxuries, expensive foods, or opportunities for leisure. And this, I think, is the key to understanding the Spartans. While the Athenians and many others thought the Spartans were insane, the life of the Spartans seemed to hark back to a more basic way of life. Discipline, simplicity, and self-denial always remained ideals in the Greek and Roman worlds; civilization was often seen as bringing disorder, ennervation, weakness, and a decline in moral values. The Spartan, however, could point to Spartan society and argue that moral values and human courage and strength was as great as it was before civilization.

The ideology of Sparta was oriented around the state. The individual lived (and died) for the state. Their lives were designed to serve the state from their beginning to the age of sixty.


Garret "Bonefish" Silvestrini
Director - SPARTA
Director of Operations, OTSEC

Founding Member of the Omni-Tek Security Council

garret.silvestrini@ot-sparta.org
www.ot-sparta.org