I love how Sate Pestage would have no problem standing up to Palpatine in the beginning and especially how he came into the full fold (with an auto blaster)
I’d love to see this also. But as it doesn’t have pew pews it most likely wouldn’t get done. People called Andor slow, and that was as politically charged as we’ve seen since the prequels
I don't remember where I read this, but Vader apparently hated Ozzel because of how he rose through the ranks by virtue of his family connections and so forth. This was also why he was more forgiving of Piett, who had risen through the ranks by his competence rather than who he knew.
As a United States Citizen, I can confirm. My birthgun was a Ruger P90. My mom still has it in a box with my baby blanket and typical grenade-pin pacifier.
The mention of Tarkin Doctrine reminded me of the fact that Tarkin did not actually like the Death Star as an idea while it was being built. He says as much to Grand Admiral Thrawn during Star Wars Rebels when discussing Thrawn's TIE Defender program.
@@jakestakes9075 I'll have to rewatch the episode to be certain but I think he disliked the Death Star because it seemed more like a trophy than a competent military machine.
There were massive delays and cost overruns with the DS, making it akin to a massive vaporware project, Tarkin was finally impressed with after it was completed and destroyed Jedha.
I'm surprised there was no mention of Gallius Rax, the man Palpatine single-handedly entrusted with Operation Cinder. He was responsible for the Emperor's final plan, The Contingency, meant to burn the Empire to the ground in the event of Palpatine's death.
Weirdly enough I've always thought Palpatine should've kept Dooku alive, not as an apprentice since obviously Anakin was destined for that spot, but as an administrator, commander or something else, after all Dooku was a man of many talents outside the force and lightsaber combat, plus his continually advancing age would ensure he wasn't much of a threat at time went on. In fact that was the lie Palpatine told Dooku, that it would be the three of them, Palps, Dooku and Anakin ruling the empire. I dunno, just seems kind of a waste of talent, though I suppose Anakin killing Dooku was his introductory dark side test. Eh, perhaps I'm underestimating Palpi's paranoia as he liekly thought Dooku would betray him later.
Out of the five you mentioned, Thrawn is my absolute favourite without a doubt. Another favourite of mine is Mara Jade, who like Anakin, would have almost a parent/child relationship with Palpatine (at least on her part).
@Nexus_Stuff It’s an interesting point. War is merely a continuation of politics by other means, adhering to von Clausewitz, but Thrawn was never put in a time of peace to lead. Being as analytical and intelligent as he was, though, I don’t find it difficult to believe he could have led a revived Empire with enough deftness to build a lasting position. If nothing else, his iron grip on power and unparalleled ability to multitask and play the long game (with Palpatine as the only competition in that regard) would ensure his limited political skills would not come up as often as they otherwise would. After all, you don’t need to be capable of handling political infighting if all of your potential rivals are either obedient, fearful, or dead.
Talk about playing a long game. Moving his chess pieces over a lifetime in the pursuit of absolute power. Probably thought it was all worth it until his black knight threw him down the tube.
5:10 Ozzel didn’t have a fiancé. It was an existential moment when he was dying that caused him to look back on his life and his mind was fuzz. In reality, Ozzel flirted with the idea of joining the Rebellion. In his oxygen deprived mind this idea took the form of a fiancé that wanted to join the Rebellion.
Ozzel great secret is that he is the one who help Pally find a very good tailor.... and he is to blame that the Emperor got to know his favorite drink... You don't forget a man that do a favor like that...
I never knew the USA has the most tigers in the world and texas by itself has just less than India in 2nd that's a cool fact thanks also great vid as always
@@Colonel_Overkill As long as you keep it unloaded, it's the perfect counterpart to a teddy bear. solid when the bear is too soft, cool when the bear gets too hot. It really is a great treasure for young children.
Palpatine has greater grasp on future goals, putting unrelated pieces together. Tarkin's human supremacy is a tactically exploitable weakness because he's choosing ignorance and he's not very nuanced with his political appearance. Fine as a Sith trait but considering Damask was a Muun and the entire grand plan involved working with many different species and being a two-faced bastard i think Palpatine is the superior choice.
Plagueis would still choose palpatine as he was imperative to the grand plan. Read the Plagueis novel, it explains even how palpatine came to take maul and basically all the galactic dealings which lead to the prequels, put into place by Plagueis and later helped by a young palpatine, before he killed him just as he became supreme chancellor.
I reckon Thrawn was politically savvy but his mission was to assess the Empire/Republic’s military and ally himself accordingly. He was able to use his reputation to secure a political position for his mentee. Very well played.
For Palpatine, trust is a relative thing, he may trust some more then others, but never completely. Its a good insurance policy for tyrants, but also because he is a Sith. They expected and encourage it treachery, there whole philosophy built around it.
Palpatine recognised Thrawn as a potential competitor within the Imperial hierarchy and kept him busy pacifying the Unknown Regions, far from Coruscant.
7:10 christ where can i find a free surplus firearm... ok ok that sounds weird but truly i just want a cool gun to not only defend myself but show national pride.
you forgot gallius rax, gallius was a child on jakku who snuck aboard palpatine's personal ship was discovered by sidious then sidious basically raised him palpatine groomed him to basically take over once palpatine died
Nah. The way the clones thought didn’t with with the empire mindset. They started showing that in the bad batch too how the clones won’t lie no matter who tells them to…
Wait. I never thought about it before, but how did Anakin not get merc’d by clone troopers when Order 66 happened? Palpatine goes from anointing him “Darth Vader” to executing Order 66. The clones aren’t informed he’s not a Jedi anymore; they go straight into kill mode. He should have walked out of Palpatine’s office into a hail of blaster fire as soon as he showed his face to any clones. Am I missing some hidden lore thing where Palpy tacked on a “except this guy, a pretty notable Jedi” somewhere?
Darth Sidious two people he personally mentored that was a success was Anakin Skywalker, and Colonel Wolff Yularen. Darth Sidious was the closest thing Anakin had to a true father in Anakin’s eyes. Colonel Wolf Yularen was a huge success story in the clone wars, and a bigger success in the ISB. I believe the colonel truly believed he was doing the right thing in his mind for “the republic.“ That was now the Galactic Empire. I just don’t know if the kernel was truly aware the damage she was causing to people in the galaxy or not. It’s like it’s two different people. The admiral versus the colonel. They have similarities, but one is more cool than the other and I’ve always wondered. Did he actually recognize it himself that he was being that harsh on the citizens of the galaxy. I would like Star Wars to flush out more of his story from the clone wars to the ISB. In the show rebels, he is portrayed as a wise man that just wants to protect the galaxy from the rebels.
It was a mystery at best to figure out if Dark Vader Aniken and we still don't know Darth Maul's real name . But how come everyone knew dark Tyranus as Count Duku
It's maul, just maul. As for Dooku, nobody knew him as a sith, or at least nobody besides the Jedi cared because the rest of the galaxy saw the sith and jedi as warrior monks and did not know much beyond that. Count Dooku was a politician 1st, Sith 2nd. He never let the dark side consume him and used it as a tool. He is more of a "gray jedi" imo.
@@OzzianmanSadly not correct here. Dooku embraced the less sadistic parts of a sith like Palpatine did but remember he was only an apprentice. He was consumed by the idea of ruling the galaxy by Palpatines side and wanted greater power. He used force lightning which required a user to tap into the dark side, he did not have this ability as a jedi and needed to tap into the dark side to do so. Dooku would also murder tons of jedi during the Clone Wars such as Yaddle and Sifo Dyas. Dooku also stole a lot from his own people and CIS systems as highlighted in Episode 3 of the bad batch. A grey jedi would be someone like Ashoka Tano, Quinlan Vos or even Qui Gon Jinn one could argue. All three disagreed with the ideals and principles of the Jedi but still viewed the dark side as a greater evil. Ashoka Tano is an excellent example as she used her abilities for good, still used her emotions despite the jedis interesting view on that but did not consider herself a jedi as she was vested in revenge against Vader. Quinlan is a great example of another grey jedi as his beliefs and the way he acted went against the jedi code and jedi etiquette! He used the dark side but ultimately returned to balance when saved by Ventress. Qui Gon Jin a man who found the jedi to be crippling themselves and was sick of the Senate took a neutral approach to the Force which served him well as he went on to teach Obi Wan and Yoda how to become force ghosts. Overall I can see why you think Dooku could be considered a grey jedi but as soon as he fell under the apprenticeship o Sidious any idea of neutrality was gone. He was a brilliant character but a terrible person to his own people, the jedi and ultimately was happy to betray Sidious and rule the galaxy.
@@vexi_7 I saw episode 3 of the bad batch as excessive taxation of Serrano & other CIS planets more than theft. As in Civil forfeiture or armies foraging in conquered territory. Legal. Theft is illegal. Dooku was the law on Serrano. He didn't steal squat. Dooku believed that the ends justified the means. Sure he'd take everything from a family on Serrano, leaving them to starve. It's legal taxation, the planet is in a war for freedom! Sacrifices must be made! The new order will right all the wrongs and be worth all the blood. Can be morally wrong and still not be theft. The rebels in the OG trilogy are terr0wrists and lawbreakers of the most extreme measure. TLDR Theft is unlawful taking. Dooku was the law on Serrano. Therefore he did not steal. Dooku failed the planet and people he was responsible for by LOSING the war.
Sly Moore Kinman Dorian Sate Pestage Wulf Yularen and his Chagrin Vizier were the 5 he trusted most because he knew all their power came from him and betrayal of any sort was instant death. Vader was never trusted because he was a Sith and Tarkin was never trusted because if he turned he had the knowledge, wealth and connections to cripple his Empire.
Thrawn is a bit of a grey area in this list as although he was trusted by Sidious, would never had said that he was really mentored by Sidious in any meaningful way. as by time he joins the empire was already a talented tactician and military genius without equal/ Would have been better off swapping him out for Gallus Re4x.
Vader also, unlike Palpatine, had on many MANY occasions led and commanded troops in combat. And so likely saw through Ozzel even before his massive blunder at Hoth. Palpatine could have been misled about his abilities, or even purposely allowed the idiot an admiralty because making people miserable amuses him. Vader, on the other hand, has zero time for it. Addendum: GT is absolutely correct about the birth sidearm we receive upon being discharged from the hospital/armory with our birth mothers here in the states.
Been thinking about Tarkin, perhaps the idea of fear isn't that stupid but the implementation was and of course authoritarian/closed/military government/economy. You kind of remake the clone war situation again where rebels are portrayed the bad guys (like they were made). So you try to encourage most of people to achieve the best to protect each other. The imperial system was like Soviet Union not the Chinese version (early and before 2000) that tried to use good parts of economy and dictatorship. Create fear so most/best/wealthiest (inworlds) unite.
Palpatine is a weeb he deeply believed the anime trope that a person can never lose with the power of friendship….and a giant moon size super weapon but mostly friendship
What about one true son, Triclops? I heard he was supposed to be a pretty big deal. If you don't know who I'm talking about, try finding and reading the original "Official Star Wars Encyclopedia.
we ran out of tigers in my state so i had to hunt moose with a 1911. lemme tell you, not easy. i'd have taken the tiger. should've transitioned earlier to avoid the tiger trial.
i looked it up and apparently texas does have one of the largest tiger populations, anywhere from 2,000 - 5,000, which may be more than the number of wild tigers in the world.
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I’m surprised you don’t have Sate Pestage or Kinman Dorian’s on this list. They were as close to friends as a person like Palpatine could have.
No doubt....both characters are featured heavily in the Plagueis novel and other books.
The best thing about Doriana is that he doesn't know. Also we dont really know much about him after formation of the Empire
Probably not part of canon yet
I love how Sate Pestage would have no problem standing up to Palpatine in the beginning and especially how he came into the full fold (with an auto blaster)
MMMmm I LIKE satay, nutty!
I really wish we see a Star Wars political thriller focused on Palpatine's rise to power. If pulled off correctly, could be a great hit.
That’s essentially what the Plagueis novel is
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I’d love to see this also. But as it doesn’t have pew pews it most likely wouldn’t get done. People called Andor slow, and that was as politically charged as we’ve seen since the prequels
Yeah read the plagueis novel
The prequels have entered the chat.
Wullf Yularen is the goat! I miss when the voice actor would give us the scoop before every episode
Alan is my favorite show. Generation Tech is a great host as well.
@BL OMEGALUL OW SEED 😄
And Allen is so darn cute, too x
Gallius Rax was also mentored by Palpatine and one of his most important assets
Yea, I was wondering why he wasn’t mentioned
Was this sequel retcon? I don’t recognise the name.
yeah gallius rax was quite probably the closest to palpatine since palpatine had basically raised him since he was a child
@@adamross6474 more from the aftermath trilogy of books, those that introduced Cobb vanth, Mr bones and Rae Sloane as well
The new trilogy is terrible, hence why it was not mentioned. Legends is canon.
I don't remember where I read this, but Vader apparently hated Ozzel because of how he rose through the ranks by virtue of his family connections and so forth.
This was also why he was more forgiving of Piett, who had risen through the ranks by his competence rather than who he knew.
Bane rebuilt the Sith into the epitome of patience. He knew that the Grand Plan would never come to fruition in any living being's lifetime.
I would have thought Gallius Rax would have made this list
As a United States Citizen, I can confirm. My birthgun was a Ruger P90. My mom still has it in a box with my baby blanket and typical grenade-pin pacifier.
The mention of Tarkin Doctrine reminded me of the fact that Tarkin did not actually like the Death Star as an idea while it was being built. He says as much to Grand Admiral Thrawn during Star Wars Rebels when discussing Thrawn's TIE Defender program.
Why?
@@jakestakes9075 I'll have to rewatch the episode to be certain but I think he disliked the Death Star because it seemed more like a trophy than a competent military machine.
@@jacoblansman8147It was also under the control of Krennic who in the catalyst book and in rogue one had a rivalry with Tarkin.
He says the the tie fighter program was more effective in thrawn: alliances I think
There were massive delays and cost overruns with the DS, making it akin to a massive vaporware project, Tarkin was finally impressed with after it was completed and destroyed Jedha.
Anakin: how can you be on the counsel and not be a master?
Ki-Adi-Mundi: bruh???
(As of Episode 1, Ki-Adi-Mundi was a Jedi Knight in the counsel)
Council*
@@hahdgabfhbsjcnsncnnsdbbzbs stupid autocorrect
Alan mentioning Sith and "Stabby stabby" was absolutely hilarious!
I'm surprised there was no mention of Gallius Rax, the man Palpatine single-handedly entrusted with Operation Cinder. He was responsible for the Emperor's final plan, The Contingency, meant to burn the Empire to the ground in the event of Palpatine's death.
Weirdly enough I've always thought Palpatine should've kept Dooku alive, not as an apprentice since obviously Anakin was destined for that spot, but as an administrator, commander or something else, after all Dooku was a man of many talents outside the force and lightsaber combat, plus his continually advancing age would ensure he wasn't much of a threat at time went on. In fact that was the lie Palpatine told Dooku, that it would be the three of them, Palps, Dooku and Anakin ruling the empire. I dunno, just seems kind of a waste of talent, though I suppose Anakin killing Dooku was his introductory dark side test. Eh, perhaps I'm underestimating Palpi's paranoia as he liekly thought Dooku would betray him later.
4:55 the plot thickens!
Out of the five you mentioned, Thrawn is my absolute favourite without a doubt. Another favourite of mine is Mara Jade, who like Anakin, would have almost a parent/child relationship with Palpatine (at least on her part).
Tarkin with Force abilities- now thats a chilling thought. The Empire would have been unstoppable if Tarkin had been the Sith apprentice
Loved the little swipe at gun control👍🏻😎👌🏻
Thrawn was the only competent imperial who could have saved the galaxy.
But the more I know of him, the less I'd call him an Imperial. He's more of a Chiss exchange student. And no that term is deliberate.
@Nexus_Stuff perhaps, but who’d get your nod? Vader? Tarkin? Peitt or Veers?
@Nexus_Stuff It’s an interesting point. War is merely a continuation of politics by other means, adhering to von Clausewitz, but Thrawn was never put in a time of peace to lead. Being as analytical and intelligent as he was, though, I don’t find it difficult to believe he could have led a revived Empire with enough deftness to build a lasting position. If nothing else, his iron grip on power and unparalleled ability to multitask and play the long game (with Palpatine as the only competition in that regard) would ensure his limited political skills would not come up as often as they otherwise would. After all, you don’t need to be capable of handling political infighting if all of your potential rivals are either obedient, fearful, or dead.
Yep, I've still got my M1911A1 which was issued 39 years ago as of tomorrow. I call it, "Millicent."
Talk about playing a long game. Moving his chess pieces over a lifetime in the pursuit of absolute power.
Probably thought it was all worth it until his black knight threw him down the tube.
How about that Mandalorian trailer last night?
There are other channels covering it well enough
Keep up the good work man! Can you do a video on your speculation on what the next blockbuster production will be? (TV)
5:10 Ozzel didn’t have a fiancé. It was an existential moment when he was dying that caused him to look back on his life and his mind was fuzz. In reality, Ozzel flirted with the idea of joining the Rebellion. In his oxygen deprived mind this idea took the form of a fiancé that wanted to join the Rebellion.
The Galactic Empire was a means to an end for the Sith, it made the galaxy a darker,anxious more evil place and thus strengthens the Dark Side.
Fun vid, as always, but I was hoping to learn more about the 'Art Critic' from Rebels.
Ozzel great secret is that he is the one who help Pally find a very good tailor.... and he is to blame that the Emperor got to know his favorite drink... You don't forget a man that do a favor like that...
I never knew the USA has the most tigers in the world and texas by itself has just less than India in 2nd that's a cool fact thanks also great vid as always
Still have my surplus 1911, was my best friend as an infant lol
@@Colonel_Overkill As long as you keep it unloaded, it's the perfect counterpart to a teddy bear. solid when the bear is too soft, cool when the bear gets too hot. It really is a great treasure for young children.
@@charlottewolery558 keep cocked and locked, baby. They dont make grip safeties and thumb safeties for nothing lol
Enjoyed your articulation of autocracy in the galactic empire - Something to be wary of nowadays in the US for sure.
You cannot tell me that title was not meant to be misread as "5 people Palpatine personally tortured and murdered"
I can and I am
It definitely wasn't meant to be misread that way
palpatine is a sadist. so torture and murder is in his character
@@DeathScepter Hey not all sadists are torturers and murderers. There's a sexual side to it that's much more intimate and passionate.
@@TheFirstCurse1 i know and I will not be surprised with Sidious with the intimate and passionate for he enjoys hurting people
7:01 I love this.
What if Tarkin WAS born Force-sensitive? Who would Plagueis choose between Palpatine and Tarkin as apprentice ?
Palpatine has greater grasp on future goals, putting unrelated pieces together. Tarkin's human supremacy is a tactically exploitable weakness because he's choosing ignorance and he's not very nuanced with his political appearance. Fine as a Sith trait but considering Damask was a Muun and the entire grand plan involved working with many different species and being a two-faced bastard i think Palpatine is the superior choice.
Probably still Palpatine
@@BlankBlonk tarkin comes from a much more prominent family on eriadu
Plagueis would still choose palpatine as he was imperative to the grand plan. Read the Plagueis novel, it explains even how palpatine came to take maul and basically all the galactic dealings which lead to the prequels, put into place by Plagueis and later helped by a young palpatine, before he killed him just as he became supreme chancellor.
6:50 as someone born and raised in Texas, I have to tell you, I was 10 when I killed my first tiger.
honorable mention for Darth Jar Jar
Love the M1911-After two World Wars and one Cold War, it still goes bang every time!
Americans aren't issued surplus military weapons. Some of us had to forge our own sword in kindergarten. Respect your elders.
Please make another video about the others, like Tagge.
Mate, your videos are amazing. I've been watching you for a long time and love your content.
But you look rough, are you ok?
I reckon Thrawn was politically savvy but his mission was to assess the Empire/Republic’s military and ally himself accordingly.
He was able to use his reputation to secure a political position for his mentee. Very well played.
Yeah Tarkin with force powers is a frightening thought.
GONK Droid was the most Loyal to the Empire 🔥🤣
Why didnt i get my 1911? I was born in texas. Damn
For Palpatine, trust is a relative thing, he may trust some more then others, but never completely. Its a good insurance policy for tyrants, but also because he is a Sith. They expected and encourage it treachery, there whole philosophy built around it.
Weird, I never got my military surplus collection given to me. I had to collect it over time.
LOVED the Texas dig.
Being born in CA, I guess that's why I never got my 1911. 😄
The entire clone army came from one planet one city on planet
Yes
Let's not start with questioning numbers and logistics in star wars.
Please do more tactic videos
10:02 ayoooo he didn't groom Anakin. He was just out looking for some cupcakes and stumbled upon the chosen one.
Scrotum wrinkle removal cream? That conjures up a REALLY disturbing visual of the Death Star! As for the superlaser...😳
Palpatine recognised Thrawn as a potential competitor within the Imperial hierarchy and kept him busy pacifying the Unknown Regions, far from Coruscant.
7:10 christ where can i find a free surplus firearm... ok ok that sounds weird but truly i just want a cool gun to not only defend myself but show national pride.
since they've been phasing out M9, they've started issuing those now. I know a guy who was actually given a Davy Crockett, that was fiasco.
you forgot gallius rax, gallius was a child on jakku who snuck aboard palpatine's personal ship was discovered by sidious then sidious basically raised him palpatine groomed him to basically take over once palpatine died
When I was born, all I got was a combat knife and a note that said “sorry budget cuts” 😞
Make a Part 2
Hi Alon! 😊
Were clones allowed to pursue an officer commission like Admiral?
Nah. The way the clones thought didn’t with with the empire mindset. They started showing that in the bad batch too how the clones won’t lie no matter who tells them to…
Admiral and General were the same rank just Admiral was the navy rank and General was the army rank.
But yes clones were allowed to be officers and the highest officer rank for clonws was Marshall Commander
I need that cream for wrinkles. My face, but other body parts like you mentioned.
Wait. I never thought about it before, but how did Anakin not get merc’d by clone troopers when Order 66 happened? Palpatine goes from anointing him “Darth Vader” to executing Order 66. The clones aren’t informed he’s not a Jedi anymore; they go straight into kill mode. He should have walked out of Palpatine’s office into a hail of blaster fire as soon as he showed his face to any clones. Am I missing some hidden lore thing where Palpy tacked on a “except this guy, a pretty notable Jedi” somewhere?
Darth Sidious two people he personally mentored that was a success was Anakin Skywalker, and Colonel Wolff Yularen. Darth Sidious was the closest thing Anakin had to a true father in Anakin’s eyes. Colonel Wolf Yularen was a huge success story in the clone wars, and a bigger success in the ISB. I believe the colonel truly believed he was doing the right thing in his mind for “the republic.“ That was now the Galactic Empire. I just don’t know if the kernel was truly aware the damage she was causing to people in the galaxy or not. It’s like it’s two different people. The admiral versus the colonel. They have similarities, but one is more cool than the other and I’ve always wondered. Did he actually recognize it himself that he was being that harsh on the citizens of the galaxy. I would like Star Wars to flush out more of his story from the clone wars to the ISB. In the show rebels, he is portrayed as a wise man that just wants to protect the galaxy from the rebels.
It was a mystery at best to figure out if Dark Vader Aniken and we still don't know Darth Maul's real name .
But how come everyone knew dark Tyranus as Count Duku
It's maul, just maul. As for Dooku, nobody knew him as a sith, or at least nobody besides the Jedi cared because the rest of the galaxy saw the sith and jedi as warrior monks and did not know much beyond that. Count Dooku was a politician 1st, Sith 2nd. He never let the dark side consume him and used it as a tool. He is more of a "gray jedi" imo.
@@OzzianmanSadly not correct here. Dooku embraced the less sadistic parts of a sith like Palpatine did but remember he was only an apprentice. He was consumed by the idea of ruling the galaxy by Palpatines side and wanted greater power. He used force lightning which required a user to tap into the dark side, he did not have this ability as a jedi and needed to tap into the dark side to do so. Dooku would also murder tons of jedi during the Clone Wars such as Yaddle and Sifo Dyas. Dooku also stole a lot from his own people and CIS systems as highlighted in Episode 3 of the bad batch. A grey jedi would be someone like Ashoka Tano, Quinlan Vos or even Qui Gon Jinn one could argue. All three disagreed with the ideals and principles of the Jedi but still viewed the dark side as a greater evil. Ashoka Tano is an excellent example as she used her abilities for good, still used her emotions despite the jedis interesting view on that but did not consider herself a jedi as she was vested in revenge against Vader. Quinlan is a great example of another grey jedi as his beliefs and the way he acted went against the jedi code and jedi etiquette! He used the dark side but ultimately returned to balance when saved by Ventress. Qui Gon Jin a man who found the jedi to be crippling themselves and was sick of the Senate took a neutral approach to the Force which served him well as he went on to teach Obi Wan and Yoda how to become force ghosts. Overall I can see why you think Dooku could be considered a grey jedi but as soon as he fell under the apprenticeship o Sidious any idea of neutrality was gone. He was a brilliant character but a terrible person to his own people, the jedi and ultimately was happy to betray Sidious and rule the galaxy.
@@vexi_7 I saw episode 3 of the bad batch as excessive taxation of Serrano & other CIS planets more than theft. As in Civil forfeiture or armies foraging in conquered territory. Legal. Theft is illegal.
Dooku was the law on Serrano. He didn't steal squat. Dooku believed that the ends justified the means. Sure he'd take everything from a family on Serrano, leaving them to starve. It's legal taxation, the planet is in a war for freedom! Sacrifices must be made! The new order will right all the wrongs and be worth all the blood.
Can be morally wrong and still not be theft.
The rebels in the OG trilogy are terr0wrists and lawbreakers of the most extreme measure.
TLDR Theft is unlawful taking. Dooku was the law on Serrano. Therefore he did not steal. Dooku failed the planet and people he was responsible for by LOSING the war.
Sly Moore Kinman Dorian Sate Pestage Wulf Yularen and his Chagrin Vizier were the 5 he trusted most because he knew all their power came from him and betrayal of any sort was instant death. Vader was never trusted because he was a Sith and Tarkin was never trusted because if he turned he had the knowledge, wealth and connections to cripple his Empire.
Can confirm americans are given a sidearm at birth
The Vong feared the Empire, not the Republic. That’s why they waited to invade after the Empire’s fall.
For a second I thought that the video was called 'Five imperials that palpatine personally murdered.' instead of mentored.
So the grid lock over the speaker of house shows things becoming better again
Can you please continue the separatist alliance a earth series please
You forgot they also give you a lasso as well.
Can you do a video on highest paying jobs in Star Wars? Or at least wages in Star Wars
Thrawn is a bit of a grey area in this list as although he was trusted by Sidious, would never had said that he was really mentored by Sidious in any meaningful way. as by time he joins the empire was already a talented tactician and military genius without equal/ Would have been better off swapping him out for Gallus Re4x.
Vader also, unlike Palpatine, had on many MANY occasions led and commanded troops in combat. And so likely saw through Ozzel even before his massive blunder at Hoth. Palpatine could have been misled about his abilities, or even purposely allowed the idiot an admiralty because making people miserable amuses him. Vader, on the other hand, has zero time for it.
Addendum: GT is absolutely correct about the birth sidearm we receive upon being discharged from the hospital/armory with our birth mothers here in the states.
Been thinking about Tarkin, perhaps the idea of fear isn't that stupid but the implementation was and of course authoritarian/closed/military government/economy.
You kind of remake the clone war situation again where rebels are portrayed the bad guys (like they were made).
So you try to encourage most of people to achieve the best to protect each other.
The imperial system was like Soviet Union not the Chinese version (early and before 2000) that tried to use good parts of economy and dictatorship.
Create fear so most/best/wealthiest (inworlds) unite.
Let’s go 🎉
Palpatine is a weeb he deeply believed the anime trope that a person can never lose with the power of friendship….and a giant moon size super weapon but mostly friendship
The bit about birth certificate & surplus side-arm isn’t far off…especially in Texas.
7:00 Americans: born a fudd 1911; die a chadpilled AR15 🤣
Love my 1911, Merica. F'Yeah....
Sate Pestage was Palpatine "best friend".
"which one is your favourite" is that even a question? Thrawn was made to be the best the Empire has to offer
I’m honestly surprised neither Gallius Rax, Mas Amedda, nor Sate Pestage made the cut.
As I watch more and more of these videos, I can not help to draw parallels with what is going on in Russia!
Hopefully Emperor Pupatine has no successor to follow thru with his vision of the Russian World.
The senate better be on this list. He practically deemed it a part of himself.
They snub Anakin then condemn him for feeling hurt over it. The Jedi Council is just hypocritical.
one quick fact about Thrawn: its pronounced "Mithrow nuruowdow
I would have added Mara Jade to this list.
No longer canon (thanks Disney).
What about one true son, Triclops? I heard he was supposed to be a pretty big deal. If you don't know who I'm talking about, try finding and reading the original "Official Star Wars Encyclopedia.
Keep your allies close.
we ran out of tigers in my state so i had to hunt moose with a 1911. lemme tell you, not easy. i'd have taken the tiger. should've transitioned earlier to avoid the tiger trial.
i looked it up and apparently texas does have one of the largest tiger populations, anywhere from 2,000 - 5,000, which may be more than the number of wild tigers in the world.
“Trust.”
As an America I can confirm the gun. I still have my baby 1911
Hmm, you seem to have awfully personal info about Palpatine…
Almost as if you’re a SITH!!!
Dolphin in human form
My sister just had a baby and they gave him a glock-19
What about Mara Jade?
i like to imagine once a month they got together to play pazaak and talk shit
"Trusted," sure.
As an American I can state that everything in this video is true
Only a 1911? I thought they would give at least an assault rifle.