"Your proposal is excellent," Master Yoda said, looking at Kirk. "The Republic's army must be loyal to the Republic, not to any one person. You pointed out the danger of the Clone Trooper Legion possibly having some kind of chip implanted in them, making them absolutely obedient to someone. I think you're right. Whatever Chancellor Palpatine's reasons for supporting the Clone Trooper Legion, I think he'll be disappointed."
Kirk really wanted to tell the Masters that Palpatine was Darth Sidious. But in the end, he held back.
Even if he took a huge risk and told the Masters, it might not have a positive effect.
First, the Masters definitely wouldn't believe him. Although Jedi Masters weren't fond of politicians, they deeply respected the Republic's democratic system. Accusing and slandering the Supreme Chancellor without evidence was a grave crime. Even Master Yoda, who liked Kirk, wouldn't be able to protect him.
Second, even if the Masters believed him, dealing with the Sith wouldn't be easy. They would need a careful plan. In the third movie, Revenge of the Sith, the Sith exploited Master Yoda's eagerness to eliminate him, provoking Yoda into attacking first. Then they used the recording as evidence that the Jedi had staged a rebellion and wiped them out.
Kirk nodded. Crushing the Sith's conspiracy to take control of the army was a great victory in itself. Although Wang Han was punished by the Sith afterward, it was absolutely worth it to help balance the situation and delay the moment it spiraled out of control.
The greatest threats at present were Robert and Julia.
"All right, go and get some rest," Master Yoda said gently. He liked this bold and resourceful apprentice more and more.
Thanks to Kirk's proposal, the Jedi had infiltrated the army. Although doing so didn't