Gao'uld Asylum on Earth or what?

[Teal'c]

So nobody's read the spoilers for Zero Hour then?

[Elitenova]

We're making conversation with the Gaould and French thing. Since they dont want to help us with the war on terror and in Afghanistan then they wont help us with the war on the Gaould.

[Ugly Pig]

Since they dont want to help us with the war on terror and in Afghanistan then they wont help us with the war on the Gaould.

The situation doesn't really compare. The goa'uld are out to make slaves of the French as much as anyone else, and they know it. Why wouldn't they help?

[Teal'c]

The situation doesn't really compare. The goa'uld are out to make slaves of the French as much as anyone else, and they know it. Why wouldn't they help?

Because Elitenova here has jumped on the French-hating bandwagon and is trying to draw real-world politics into a fictional show, for what reason... je ne sais pas!

Viva la France!!!

[Elitenova]

Sorry, I gotten into a moment. But in the lowdown, Danile was talking to Dr. Weir about the Gao'uld seeking asylum on earth and she asked him which one and Daniel said All of them.

[Teal'c]

Sorry, I gotten into a moment. But in the lowdown, Danile was talking to Dr. Weir about the Gao'uld seeking asylum on earth and she asked him which one and Daniel said All of them.

TREATY. They were asking for a treaty with Earth... quite different to asylum!

[rihannsu]

I didn't hear the part about them asking for asylum. Hmm- yet another reason to watch it again tonight.

[Anubis]

The treaty to help them battle against a common enemy!

[Janus]

Trust the Goa'uld ? I don't think so.
They cannot, will not, and must not ever be trusted.
Their evilness is beyond doubt.

[Elitenova]

okay If the Replicator is fighting the Gaould, then the war against the Asgard is finally over.

[Anubis]

If we and the Gou'ald defeat the enemy, then we may be able to do something like an agreement. Probably the most trusted Gou'ald is Yu but he still can't be trusted

[sarge]

okay If the Replicator is fighting the Gaould, then the war against the Asgard is finally over.

Why do you say that? Maybe the Replicators think the Gao'uld have the tech needed to finally beat the Asgard. If the replicators can assimilate the gao’uld’s tech, they might just have enough resources/weapons to take out the Asgard.

[Janus]

But as long as the Replicators are fighting the Goa'uld, the Asgard can rebuild their civilization.
And maybe the Tok'Ra can use this to get there business up and running again.
So there are good sides to the conflict.

[AgentX]

I think back to Benjamin Franklin : "There is no such thing as a good war, or a bad peace", but he hadn't met the Goa'uld. I think there are advantages to having conflicts on multiple fronts. The problem occurs when one side wins and invariably turns on one another.

[Anubis]

I agree. If we win, the Gou'ald will probably want to turn against us