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This was basically copy-pasted from that episode where Imperial commoners were protesting against the FPA after the child Emperor got kidnapped. Also, the SI's plan to destroy the planetary orbital defenses was basically the same one Yang Wenli used to take Heinessen from the military junta...

This story has been one Legend of the Galactic Heroes reference after another. I love it.

I'm wondering, what historical facts is Section 31 imprisoning people for uncovering? It said pre World War III history, but I don't know what is so notable about that period.

Even if the Empire is somehow expelled from Federation territory, the Federation will never be able to come back together. I doubt many of the member species would want to rejoin after this. That doesn't get into the Federation's former neighbors, all of whom would probably invade at the first...

Did Section 31 do these sort of things in canon? I remember them doing some pretty shady things in the show but most of that was more "unfortunate but necessary" stuff instead of a toned down 1984. I never got into the supplemental materials so I could be missing something.

I'm kind of impressed with how the Federation has been innovating in response to the Empire's invasion. It's still too little too late, but still admirable. If they'd have started doing this during the Dominion war then the Federation might have actually stood a chance.

Glad to see this back. So Section 31 has hundreds of millions of prisoners frozen on Pluto? That number seems a bit high. Granted, the Federation is huge, and Section 31 has been at it for a while but it still seems like overkill. Also, why imprison them at all instead of just shooting them...

The Humans in the Federation aren't the only ones who have lost their edge. Back in Star Trek Enterprise, the Vulcans were a fairly militarized society. At that point they kind of reminded me of the Chiss.