Where there were people, there was a jianghu.
Although the Star Union represented humanity in this world, that did not mean everyone agreed with its ideals. The Star Union advocated peaceful coexistence among different races, leaving the dark ages behind, and pursuing peaceful development and exploration. However, quite a few believed humanity needed to hold its own fate in its hands instead of placing its hopes for peace in aliens.
Put bluntly, those who were not of our kind could never truly be trusted.
Moreover, the Star Union's actual situation was far from ideal. The Federation and the Klingons had clashed several times, and war was imminent. As such, many also supported rearming the Star Union to stand against those aliens who threatened humanity.
The Unification Church had grown and prospered on that foundation. Its core doctrine called for the unification of all humanity, allowing the entire human race to evolve to a higher level and gain greater power to face the threats confronting it.
The Star Union found this deeply troublesome, yet it had little it could do about the Unification Church. On the surface, it was merely an ordinary religion. Nor could anyone deny that humanity truly might go to war with the Klingons; the authorities could hardly close their eyes and claim everything was wonderful. Although the Unification Church engaged in certain shady activities behind the scenes, it was, at least outwardly, an ordinary religious organization with many followers among the human colonies. A rash crackdown would only backfire.
Thus, the Star Union did not suppress it openly, but it had kept a close eye on the Unification Church in secret, hoping to gather information.
Hard work paid off, and they had finally intercepted this message.
To be honest, it had greatly shocked the Star Union's upper