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That's nice, but since we've already established that the gent is willing to outright lie about things to support his political positions, we also have to give the side-eye to any statements he's supposedly quoting because he's known to be untrustworthy and could be either lying some more or...

I can't see any reason this gent's work should be taken seriously. I've not read every page but gone through the excerpts and I see only nonsense. I mean look at this crap: Oh, so the fact that the show is in English, a "Privileged" language, indicates it links to the age of sail. Because...

But it does indicate the Lakota is more powerful than other Excelsiors. I don't see why the proportion matters in this situation compared to overall casualties. If a dude loses 500 men to kill 5 enemies, he's a shitty general even if he does outnumber the enemy a thousand to one, actually that...

O'brien says outright (around 55 seconds) that's upgraded and the Lakota has a "lot of firepower for an Excelsior class ship." At around the 3 minute mark Worf reports that the Defiant has two dead and 7 Injured, while the Lakota has 24 killed. The Defiant would appear to have come out the...

Transparent Aluminum isn't pure aluminum with all the same properties except transparent, that's bats. If you asked a modern-day engineer for some, they'd hand you a chunk of synthetic sapphire. However, whatever they call it in Trek is a fairly complex molecule containing aluminum, hydrogen...

Windows in Star Trek aren't mere glass, they're not any weaker or softer than the surrounding opaque hull is so having scads of windows doesn't actually compromise the structural integrity in any significant way. Actually, given Scotty sought them out to build a whale tank instead of just using...