starfleet says to find the maquis i'll find the maquis. my opinion is irrelevant. what matters to me is doing my job like a starfleet officer. anything else... is an indulgence. i think i've got something. an impulse signature off the starboard bow. bring us within visual range. aye, sir. o'brien: that's a maquis raider. hello. hello. this is your shop. yes. it's very nice. thank you. you do good work. how kind. is there something i can do for you? i got this holosuite program from quark. it's a reproduction of a cardassian sauna. like the ones they have back home. yes. i was wondering if you... might be interested in trying it out with me. i mean, we're the only cardassians on the station and well, the temperature's too hot for almost anyone else. i see. when were you thinking of? maybe the day after tomorrow. say 2100? i'd be delighted. great. i'll see you there. i look forward to it. morning. morning. raktajino, extra sweet. makapa bread, no crust. what happened to juice and oatmeal? kasidy introduced me to this. it's great. tonight. oh, don't worry. it's suppos

victims of you-- the maquis. hese people on the dream that one day they could go back to those farms and schools and homes but you know they never can and the longer you keep that hope alive the longer these people will suffer. go ahead, shoot me. someday i may take you up on that. after me. you'll regret it. sisko todefiant. eddington just beamed out. trace his transporter signal. kira: we've got it, captain. he's on a maquis raider. they're breaking orbit and heading out of the system. beam me aboard and lay in a pursuit course. [captioning sponsored by the u.s. department of education course is zero mark 213. commander? changing course now to zero mark 213. we're on his tail, captain. maximum warp. how long until we're in firing range? 22 minutes. not good enough. he'll reach the plasma fields minutes before we're in range. we need some help. near the gamma seven outpost what's the position of the starshipmalinche? . hmm. perfect. is the new holo-communicator rerey? he's eager for someone to give it a try. alw

maquis resistance. "this is captain sisko of the u.s.s.defiant. "in response to the maquis' use of biogenic weapons "in their recent attacks "i am about to take the following acacon: "in one hour, i will detonate two quantum torpedoes "that will scattererrilithium resin into the atmosphere table "to all human life for the next fifty years. i suggest evacuation plans begin immediately." what are you waiting for, people? carry out your orders. set torpedo target to fifty kilometers above ground level. lock. ready, captain. time? one minute left. still no transport ship activity or sign they're beginning to evacuate. commander worf prepare to fire torpedoes on my mark. detach safeties ononorpedoes one and two. incoming transmission. what are you really up to, javert? do you expect me to believe that a decorated starfleet officer-- the pride of the service-- is going to poison an entire planet? that's exactly what i'm going to do. you're bluffing. am i? commander, launch torpedoes. commander, i said launch

and i doubt the maquis would try. i didn't know you were following me but after our last talk i suspected that you might be out there. if that's true, why didn't you abort the mission? i was told that these medical supplies were urgently needed. to be here no matter what. i tried to tell them that i'd made too many runs that i was just asking to get caught but they wouldn't listen. they knew you were going to be caught. that's why they didn't send a maquis ship out here to meet you. everything's been building to this. they needed to draw me away from the station. why? if they aren't planning an attack happening on the station? i've received new orders from starfleet command. the c.f.i. replicators in cargo bay 17 are to be transferred aboard a vulcan freighter which should arrive at any moment. this operation is to be carried out in complete secrecy. no one aboard the station is to know about it. does that include the bajoran security detachment? absolutely. also, we're observing communications silence. no com traffic

b'elanna, the maquis were like our adopted family. i can understand you trying to block out thth kind of pain... you don't understand. it's not just the pain. i don't feel anything-- not about t dead friends not about tom... you, my job. s, b'elanna. sooner or later... you're going to have to let yourself grieve. why? just so i can go through it all over again? what are you talking about? when i was six, my father walked out on me. when i was 19, i got kicked out of starfleet. a few years later, i got separated from the maquis. n i start to feel safe you tell me that all of our old friends have been slaughtered. the way i figure it, i've lost every family i've ever had. b'elanna... you u ve a new family now... here on voyager and you're not going to lose us. you're stuck with us. you can't promise me that. no, i suppose i can't. but i can promise you that the people on this ship aren't about to let you stop living your life or break your neck on the holodeck. you're goingngo have to find another way to deal with this. i don't know how

spoken like a true maquis. for one second... enough, lieutenant. all right, all right. the arguments have been made and we're running out of time. the fact is, you're both right. but when it comes down to it the only issue i'm concerned about is the well-being of that crew member lying in sick bay. we'll wrestle with the morality of this situation later-- after b'elanna is back on her feet. doctor, you have my authorization to proceed with moset's assistance. yes, captain. any consequences of this decision will be my responsibility. thanks. ensign kim, do you hear something? hear what? der. must be those vulcan ears of yours. ( high-pitched alien sounds ) i hear it, too. anything on sensors? ( sounds become louder ) it appears to be an alien com signal-- triaxilating wavelengths. origin? unknown. ( very loud sounds ) captain, a vessel just dropped out of warp. approaching fast off the port bow. on screen. ( sounds continue ) chakotay: can't we dampen it a little? negative. ( sounds stop ) harry, tell me that was just their way of saying hello. i wish i could. the univer

all i have to worry about are the klingons, the dominion and the maquis. chief! congratulations, dad. you heard? great news, my friend. come have a drink. celebrate. i really should be getting home. oh, just one. all right. quark, did you hear? chief o'brien is having a baby. i thought your females carried your young. my wife. my wife is having the baby. congratulations. cutest thing you ever saw. you know babies. every little thing they pick up goes straight into their ears. i used to love readingngo him. you know, "see brak acquire. acquire, brak, acquire." just think. soon there'll be two little o'briens scampering about underfoot. lready been through all the diapers and the endless crying and the sleepless nights. yeah. cheers. oh... chchrs. is something wrong, chief? no. nothing at all. couldn't be happier. did you hear? keiko's going to have another baby. now?! no. seven months. i see. worf delivered molly, you know. really? he were trapped together when her time came. oh, well, i'll be sure and call you when she's ready to deliver. you can lend a hand. unf

for helping the maquis. she's paid the price for what she did. i suppose so. i just hope you give her a chance, that's all. you two had something together. dad. dad, what is it? these shapes... i know what they mean. dax: ops to captain sisko. go ahead. sorry to disturb you, captain but i have admiral whatley calling from starfleet headquarters. i'll take it in here. admiral. how've you been? never better. glad to hear it. i know you've been waiting for this news. i'm glad to be the one who tells you. bajor's petition to join the federation has been approved. it's about time. congratulations, ben. you've done a hell of a job out there. thank you. and we're not the only ones who think so. the bajorans requested that the signing ceremony take place on your station. so make sure you spruce up that floating bicycle wheel of yours. count on a lot of brass showing up for this one, captain. quark: shh! shh! shh! shhhh! computer, spotlight. drum roll! "welcome klingons." i see you're prepared for anything. never hurts. i take it you think the federation membership is

i was given my general orders for voyager's first mission: proceed to the badlands, and find the maquis. bout you? when was the last time you were at headquarters? before today? march 3, 2368-- the day i resigned my commission. i can still remember the look on the admiral's face. which one? namimby. he taught at the academy, didn't he? that's right. interspecies ethics wasn't it? tactical analysis. of course. ( sighing ) kathryn, you think i might be one of them? you're testing me. you and tuvok were in the alien habitat for nearly three hours. anything could have happened down there. true. why don't you have tuvok meet us in sick bay? the doctor can perform a microcellular analysis. tuvok's already there. you could've just asked me to report to sick bay. given ensign gentry's reaction i thought i'd be a little more don't feel singled out. i've asked the doctor to examine the entire crew. there's no telling how 8472 got their information about starfleet-- from the borg, earth. for all we know there's been an impostor on board. cell morphology normal. all of your nucleotide sequences are

the maquis. they're alive! b'elanna, you're still on voyager. you're hallucinating. starfleet thinks you've alllleen killed. computer, increase neurotransmitter levels another ten percent. what h hpened? b'elanna, focus on my voice. they never want to. it's the silence i hate... the way he takes you without a fight. karo. a crew of nearly 3,000-- families mostly, mine ininuded-- looking for a new world to settle but they came across our friend here and he s swed them what they wanted to see-- a glistening green paradise. all that was left of them was soso fading engine emissions. that was 39 years ago. 39 years, two weeks, four days... do you mind? the situation is dismal enough. i'm just trying to explain who we're up against. well, i'm getting a pretty good idea on my own. judging by these bio-scans the organism's been devouring life-forms for a bit longer than 39 years. always survive. i wouldn't go that far. it appears to operate on highly evolved instinct. i haven't detected any signs of sentience. he's intelligent, all right-- smart enough to fool your crew int

i also agree with the vendor maquis not all the shortage of the surplus to drive the interest-rate down at zero but if you look at silicon valley is on fire. to get uh talent that they need to fight off that disruption to find alternatives to keep the business profitable in the long run. if you look at intangible investments you see nothing except right through the recession. e.e.o.c. evidence of the falloff. >> teasing productivity growth will start like. >> a thing can get complicated for a lot of reasons but today it is like a lottery. you will either scale up or you will fail. that is highly attractive to those who don't have money the old way they will get rich. to put that into wall street not putting it into those risky bets that we could be over investing there are all sorts of productivity gains and then over here they play the lottery they have overplayed it now who knows? it may come up with the conscience but then if you put did the trade deficits to supervise this which i say is talent of risk-taking as you bump up against then you have properly trained talent. >> so with t