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[[File:Ansataunderground.jpg|thumb|An Ansata underground base]] |
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[[File:Inverter.jpg|thumb|The Ansata's inverter]] |
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+ | The '''Ansata''' were a [[Rutian]] separatist group that operated on the [[eastern continent of Rutia IV|eastern continent]] of [[Rutia IV]]. Their goal was to gain autonomy and self-determination for their homeland on the western continent. |
− | + | The Ansata originated in [[2296]], when the Rutian government denied the western continent independence. Since then, they have committed numerous [[terrorist]] acts in pursuit of their cause. The Rutian government responded with mass arrests and prison brutality, leading to an escalating cycle of violence that embittered and radicalized both sides. |
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− | In [[2366]], the Ansata were |
+ | In [[2366]], the Ansata were led by [[Kyril Finn]] and were based in an underground facility on the southern tip of the eastern continent. At this time, Rutian authorities thought that the group numbered only 200 actual members, though there were over 5,000 sympathizers who provided weapons and supplies and participated in pro-Ansata rallies, general strikes, and riots. |
− | + | During this year, the Ansata developed a [[folded-space transport]] [[technology]] called an [[inverter]] that allowed them to transport themselves instantly and undetectably to any location, greatly increasing the threat they posed. However, the use of the inverter eventually caused debilitating, irreversible damage to the Ansata members' [[DNA]]. |
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+ | When the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} visited Rutia IV to deliver medical supplies, Finn saw an opportunity to draw the [[Federation]] into the conflict. Taking advantage of the inverter, he had [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] and [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] abducted, and held them in order to demand that the Federation impose a [[blockade]] on the planet until the Rutian government agreed to Federation-mediated talks. ''Enterprise'' personnel were able to track the inverter, allowing them and the Rutian police to raid the Ansata base and rescue the hostages. In the process, Finn was killed by Rutian police officer [[Alexana Devos]], who hoped his death would temporarily alleviate the violence. ({{TNG|The High Ground}}) |
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− | Their attempt to capture the ''Enterprise'' officers was initially very successful; the ''Enterprise'' had no defenses against the various folded-space transport incursions. However, further analysis of the data collected on board and on the surface of the planet revealed the location of the inverter, and Finn's cell. ({{TNG|The High Ground}}) |
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Revision as of 01:15, 13 August 2015
The Ansata were a Rutian separatist group that operated on the eastern continent of Rutia IV. Their goal was to gain autonomy and self-determination for their homeland on the western continent.
The Ansata originated in 2296, when the Rutian government denied the western continent independence. Since then, they have committed numerous terrorist acts in pursuit of their cause. The Rutian government responded with mass arrests and prison brutality, leading to an escalating cycle of violence that embittered and radicalized both sides.
In 2366, the Ansata were led by Kyril Finn and were based in an underground facility on the southern tip of the eastern continent. At this time, Rutian authorities thought that the group numbered only 200 actual members, though there were over 5,000 sympathizers who provided weapons and supplies and participated in pro-Ansata rallies, general strikes, and riots.
During this year, the Ansata developed a folded-space transport technology called an inverter that allowed them to transport themselves instantly and undetectably to any location, greatly increasing the threat they posed. However, the use of the inverter eventually caused debilitating, irreversible damage to the Ansata members' DNA.
When the USS Enterprise-D visited Rutia IV to deliver medical supplies, Finn saw an opportunity to draw the Federation into the conflict. Taking advantage of the inverter, he had Doctor Beverly Crusher and Captain Jean-Luc Picard abducted, and held them in order to demand that the Federation impose a blockade on the planet until the Rutian government agreed to Federation-mediated talks. Enterprise personnel were able to track the inverter, allowing them and the Rutian police to raid the Ansata base and rescue the hostages. In the process, Finn was killed by Rutian police officer Alexana Devos, who hoped his death would temporarily alleviate the violence. (TNG: "The High Ground")