Interviewer: do you approve of the genocide and the destruction brought upon the Bajoran people?

Vinrin: absolutely not, I never had a problem with the occupation itself i just thought central command went about it the wrong way.

Interviewer: so you approve of the occupation?

Vinrin: Of course it's only what people have been doing since the start of history itself it's not that particular to our history. So I do not see the occupation as some great evil.

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Interviewer: so you think the Cardassians had more of a right to Bajor's resources than the Bajorans?

Vinrin: of course, it's not a matter of morals it's about simple matters of mathematics. We needed them so we invaded. Simple as that

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Vinrin: I did yes.... I helped in the occupation. I gave intelligence to the Cradassian army on where to acquire the best materials.

Interviewer: so you helped central command strip Bajor of its resources.

Vinrin: of course they weren't using them properly.

He died of natural causes in 2390 but not before giving his testimony to the Federation Subcommittee on The Bajoran occupation. On behalf of Dr. Vinrin. He was survived by 3 children.

To where conditions were better than other camps under the occupation. He also worked with Dr. Vinrin to ensure the experimental warp program never achieved its goal. After the occupation he and Vinrin parted ways and he retired to a life of obscurity tending to his shop once more

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He quickly struck up a friendship with the doctor who according to his later interviews saw him as a man who was not as loyal to central command as he would appear. With the blind eye and sometimes help of Dr. Vinrin used his position to move prisoners from other to camps to Haziak
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In pottery. He was found out and sent to the Haziak labor camp as he was determined to be more gifted than the average Bajoran. He was quickly assigned to be the secretary of the camp's scientific advisor Dr. Warok Vinrin.

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I felt a certain level of resentment. I come from an old aristocratic family. He was more obscure. He felt like he always had something to prove. He was not impressed with our results, he ordered faster results which I protested but he ordered all the same.

I met him on Terok Nor, which is presently called Deep Space Nine. He asked me to personally report on the progress of the warp project,my secretary Br... Emal came with me

Interviewer: what was your assessment of him?

Vinrin: he was ambitious and very class aware

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From his build. He has the most dead in the eyes look in his face and just stood there. For a brief moment he turned his eyes to look at me and then turned to stare into nothing again. For a brief moment.... We had an unspoken acknowledgement of what we were both involved in.

The bathroom were I proceeded to empty the contents of my stomach into the toilet. The sights were so brutal..... It made me physically sick. While I don't as in there I saw a Cardassian just staring into the bathroom mirror. He was military but not a soldier. I could tell he was. Clerical worker
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I will never forget the place. It was utterly horrid. The worst sights I have seen in my long life and I will never forget them. After ... Seeing the Bajorans herded around like cattle the screams of the dying and soon to be dead I excused myself from the tour and and headed to the headquarters
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They offered me a part in the program. I was so excited to test out my new ideas and the government was the only Cradassian organization actively seeking the technology at the yime. I took it

When Central command took over the university they started looking for fresh talent in a new warp engine program. You see back then Cradassian ship designs were ... Lacking and they wanted to create a way of making a new efficient warp core.

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Farewell

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