Jem'pok is a fool if he believes his petty war with the Federation is of any consequence in the grand scheme of things. The fact that the majority of the houses support him show how shortsighted and naive the klingon high council has become. While the iconian takeover of the Alpha quadrant plays out, the Klingons are content with the petty honor they gain from their fighting with the Federation. Just as the Federation underestimated the undine, so, too, are the Klingons underestimating the Iconian threat to the Klingon empire.
Well... the KDF isn't JUST fighting the Feds though. They're fighting other foes too.
Jem'pok is a fool if he believes his petty war with the Federation is of any consequence in the grand scheme of things. The fact that the majority of the houses support him show how shortsighted and naive the klingon high council has become. While the iconian takeover of the Alpha quadrant plays out, the Klingons are content with the petty honor they gain from their fighting with the Federation. Just as the Federation underestimated the undine, so, too, are the Klingons underestimating the Iconian threat to the Klingon empire.
J'mpok is a fool, but for other reasons than the ones you stated. The fight against the Federation isn't J'mpok's petty war about honor, it's because Starfleet and the leadership of the Federation are infiltrated by Undine.
Also, I'd recomend you to read the last paragraph of the Klingon letter.
Prooves that the KDF is very much aware of the Iconians.
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J'mpok is a fool, but for other reasons than the ones you stated. The fight against the Federation isn't J'mpok's petty war about honor, it's because Starfleet and the leadership of the Federation are infiltrated by Undine.
Also, I'd recomend you to read the last paragraph of the Klingon letter.
Prooves that the KDF is very much aware of the Iconians.