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	Before the second debate with Janeway, Bradley befriended and then secretly copied the databanks of Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram. He used the information from Voyager's journey home to destroy Janeway in the second debate, a situation that was made worse when Janeway had a near meltdown during her closing statement. Unfortunately, Dr. [[Fouklok]], the Dillon Enterprises scientist working on the project for Bradley, copied too much of the EMH's program, and the copy began to develop sentience. Bradley ordered the copy deleted. (''[[The Rebuttal Period]]'' [WAY]). Unwilling to do that, Dr. Fouklok made contact with Tina Jones and showed her the hologram, which he had named [[Doc]]. Jones informed Captain Beck, whose boyfriend, Starfleet Intelligence Agent [[Banyon Kovacs]], volunteered to help retrieve the hologram. He was captured in the attempt, and, on Election Day, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation to rescue him and Doc. There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section. Bradley intervened and put a stop to the fighting. Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms. He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting like the people of the Federation were his playthings. Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her. Bradley went on to win the election, but it was a hollow victory due to the loss of his relationship with Jones. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])		Before the second debate with Janeway, Bradley befriended and then secretly copied the databanks of Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram. He used the information from Voyager's journey home to destroy Janeway in the second debate, a situation that was made worse when Janeway had a near meltdown during her closing statement. Unfortunately, Dr. Fouklok, the Dillon Enterprises scientist working on the project for Bradley, copied too much of the EMH's program, and the copy began to develop sentience. Bradley ordered the copy deleted. (''[[The Rebuttal Period]]'' [WAY]). Unwilling to do that, Dr. Fouklok made contact with Tina Jones and showed her the hologram, which he had named [[Doc]]. Jones informed Captain Beck, whose boyfriend, Starfleet Intelligence Agent [[Banyon Kovacs]], volunteered to help retrieve the hologram. He was captured in the attempt, and, on Election Day, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation to rescue him and Doc. There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section. Bradley intervened and put a stop to the fighting. Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms. He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting like the people of the Federation were his playthings. Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her. Bradley went on to win the election, but it was a hollow victory due to the loss of his relationship with Jones. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])

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	Before the second debate with Janeway, Bradley befriended and then secretly copied the databanks of Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram. He used the information from Voyager's journey home to destroy Janeway in the second debate, a situation that was made worse when Janeway had a near meltdown during her closing statement. Unfortunately, Dr. Fouklok, the Dillon Enterprises scientist working on the project for Bradley, copied too much of the EMH's program, and the copy began to develop sentience. Bradley ordered the copy deleted. (''[[The Rebuttal Period]]'' [WAY]). Unwilling to do that, Dr. Fouklok made contact with Tina Jones and showed her the hologram, which he had named [[Doc]]. Jones informed Captain Beck, whose boyfriend, Starfleet Intelligence Agent [[Banyon Kovacs]], volunteered to help retrieve the hologram. He was captured in the attempt, and, on Election Day, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation to rescue him and Doc. There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section. Bradley intervened and put a stop to the fighting. Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms. He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting like the people of the Federation were his playthings. Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her. Bradley went on to win the election, but it was a hollow victory due to the loss of his relationship with Jones. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])		Before the second debate with Janeway, Bradley befriended and then secretly copied the databanks of Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram. He used the information from Voyager's journey home to destroy Janeway in the second debate, a situation that was made worse when Janeway had a near meltdown during her closing statement. Unfortunately, Dr. [[Fouklok]], the Dillon Enterprises scientist working on the project for Bradley, copied too much of the EMH's program, and the copy began to develop sentience. Bradley ordered the copy deleted. (''[[The Rebuttal Period]]'' [WAY]). Unwilling to do that, Dr. Fouklok made contact with Tina Jones and showed her the hologram, which he had named [[Doc]]. Jones informed Captain Beck, whose boyfriend, Starfleet Intelligence Agent [[Banyon Kovacs]], volunteered to help retrieve the hologram. He was captured in the attempt, and, on Election Day, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation to rescue him and Doc. There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section. Bradley intervened and put a stop to the fighting. Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms. He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting like the people of the Federation were his playthings. Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her. Bradley went on to win the election, but it was a hollow victory due to the loss of his relationship with Jones. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])

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	With no decent candidates running against him, Bradley appeared to be waltzing toward election to a second term. After Bradley declared that he would join the Federation party, though, Fleet Admiral [[Nosira Ra'al]] teamed up with the Republicrat party to find a suitable rival. They settled on Admiral [[Kathryn Janeway]]. (''[[Life Of The Party]]'' [WAY]) Bradley ~~challenges~~ Janeway to a series of debates. On his way to the first debate, though, he learned that [[Tina Jones]] had vanished. He immediately returned to the station to assist in the search and was soon taken captive by the culprit, a tiny Mathastelbroan that had fallen for Jones during a visit to the station a year earlier. He had remained behind when the rest of his people left, hiding in the lower parts of the station and sending Jones presents while building a robot body that would allow him to be her size. Bradley battled the robot and won, rescuing Jones; however, he missed the debate, doing considerable damage to his campaign. (''[[Unwanted Overtures]]'' [WAY]) Soon after this, the station was attacked by a nanite species, which Bradley exterminated. In taking action to deal with the threat, Bradley did a little bit to restore his battered standing in the polls. (''[[Rise Of The Machines]]'' [WAY])		With no decent candidates running against him, Bradley appeared to be waltzing toward election to a second term. After Bradley declared that he would join the Federation party, though, Fleet Admiral [[Nosira Ra'al]] teamed up with the Republicrat party to find a suitable rival. They settled on Admiral [[Kathryn Janeway]]. (''[[Life Of The Party]]'' [WAY]) Bradley challenged Janeway to a series of debates. On his way to the first debate, though, he learned that [[Tina Jones]] had vanished. He immediately returned to the station to assist in the search and was soon taken captive by the culprit, a tiny Mathastelbroan that had fallen for Jones during a visit to the station a year earlier. He had remained behind when the rest of his people left, hiding in the lower parts of the station and sending Jones presents while building a robot body that would allow him to be her size. Bradley battled the robot and won, rescuing Jones; however, he missed the debate, doing considerable damage to his campaign. (''[[Unwanted Overtures]]'' [WAY]) Soon after this, the station was attacked by a nanite species, which Bradley exterminated. In taking action to deal with the threat, Bradley did a little bit to restore his battered standing in the polls. (''[[Rise Of The Machines]]'' [WAY])

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	Bradley's purpose in locating the Bast was to obtain the technology necessary to create a time travel device, which he used to transport himself to Baltimore, Maryland in the early 21st Century, where his research had determine that Leximas was residing. Several Explorer officers, including Captain [[Andrew Baxter]], were accidentally sent back in time as well. Bradley later learned that the entire trip had been engineered by the [[~~The~~ Directors]] as a part of their continuing battle against the [[~~The~~ Critics]]. Once this was complete, Bradley and the Explorer crewmembers returned to the 24th Century. Bradley's time traveling had, however, drawn the attention of several members of the Federation Council, who believed that Bradley had acted for personal gain. Shortly after Bradley's arrival back on Waystation, a committee of Council members arrived to interrogate him about his actions. Bradley had the entire inquest broadcast across the Federation in order to prove to its citizens that he had acted properly. The revelation that The Directors had guided his actions absolved Bradley of any guilt in the eyes of the public and the Council, but an untimely intrusion by Counselor [[Kelly Peterman]], who was convinced that Bradley had done everything out of love for Leximas, almost ruined things for the President. Peterman was removed from the inquest chamber before any real damage was done, and Bradley retained his office. (''[[Station Keeping]]'' [VEX], ''[[All Ahead Full]]'' [WAY])		Bradley's purpose in locating the Bast was to obtain the technology necessary to create a time travel device, which he used to transport himself to Baltimore, Maryland in the early 21st Century, where his research had determine that Leximas was residing. Several Explorer officers, including Captain [[Andrew Baxter]], were accidentally sent back in time as well. Bradley later learned that the entire trip had been engineered by the [[Directors]] as a part of their continuing battle against the [[Critics]]. Once this was complete, Bradley and the Explorer crewmembers returned to the 24th Century. Bradley's time traveling had, however, drawn the attention of several members of the Federation Council, who believed that Bradley had acted for personal gain. Shortly after Bradley's arrival back on Waystation, a committee of Council members arrived to interrogate him about his actions. Bradley had the entire inquest broadcast across the Federation in order to prove to its citizens that he had acted properly. The revelation that The Directors had guided his actions absolved Bradley of any guilt in the eyes of the public and the Council, but an untimely intrusion by Counselor [[Kelly Peterman]], who was convinced that Bradley had done everything out of love for Leximas, almost ruined things for the President. Peterman was removed from the inquest chamber before any real damage was done, and Bradley retained his office. (''[[Station Keeping]]'' [VEX], ''[[All Ahead Full]]'' [WAY])

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	==Adulthood==		==Adulthood==
	After graduation, Bradley set up a used spaceship dealership and did moderately well for himself. About this time, he gave some money and a used ship to his old high school friend [[Lucas Mauser]] so that Mauser could start up a mining operation. Bradley did this strictly out of friendship and honestly never expected to see a dime of the money back. This sort of generosity set him apart from the Ferengi businessmen, or vultures as Bradley preferred to call them, that he was inevitably compared to. Of course, Bradley had a few skills of his own, such as pickpocketing and lockpicking, that would have raised a few eyebrows if they became widely known. A ~~misunderstand~~ concerning a vehicle he sold a Tellarite forced him to leave Alpha Centauri.		After graduation, Bradley set up a used spaceship dealership and did moderately well for himself. About this time, he gave some money and a used ship to his old high school friend [[Lucas Mauser]] so that Mauser could start up a mining operation. Bradley did this strictly out of friendship and honestly never expected to see a dime of the money back. This sort of generosity set him apart from the Ferengi businessmen, or vultures as Bradley preferred to call them, that he was inevitably compared to. Of course, Bradley had a few skills of his own, such as pickpocketing and lockpicking, that would have raised a few eyebrows if they became widely known. A misunderstanding concerning a vehicle he sold a Tellarite forced him to leave Alpha Centauri.


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	In the 26th Century, Dillon Enterprises grew into the [[Dillon Consortium]]. The Consortium attacked the [[Green Borg]] with a virus generated from a cube from before the Great Factioning that had been abandoned over a planet in Red Borg space that left their drones involuntarily giving sales pitches for Consortium products. The Manager was forced to close the Collective of Bargains and commed Starfleet requesting Reginald Bain's help. The virus was able to infect the [[USS Anomaly]] as well, generating holograms of Bradley Dillon all over the ship spouting ads. The crew of the Anomaly was able to find the source of the virus and destroy it. (''[[Hard Sell]]'' [BG])		In the 26th Century, Dillon Enterprises grew into the [[Dillon Consortium]]. The Consortium attacked the [[Green Borg]] with a virus generated from a cube from before the Great Factioning that had been abandoned over a planet in [[Red Borg]] space that left their drones involuntarily giving sales pitches for Consortium products. The Manager was forced to close the Collective of Bargains and commed Starfleet requesting Reginald Bain's help. The virus was able to infect the [[USS Anomaly]] as well, generating holograms of Bradley Dillon all over the ship spouting ads. The crew of the Anomaly was able to find the source of the virus and destroy it. (''[[Hard Sell]]'' [BG])



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			In the 26th Century, Dillon Enterprises grew into the [[Dillon Consortium]]. The Consortium attacked the [[Green Borg]] with a virus generated from a cube from before the Great Factioning that had been abandoned over a planet in Red Borg space that left their drones involuntarily giving sales pitches for Consortium products. The Manager was forced to close the Collective of Bargains and commed Starfleet requesting Reginald Bain's help. The virus was able to infect the [[USS Anomaly]] as well, generating holograms of Bradley Dillon all over the ship spouting ads. The crew of the Anomaly was able to find the source of the virus and destroy it. (''[[Hard Sell]]'' [BG])



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	During the [[Forever]] incident, Bradley, who still maintained his offices at Waystation, lent [[Trinian]] a spaceship in exchange for her agreeing to be a bartender at his new casinoworld for 5 years. She never returned the ship or returned period. (''[[Please Hold For Oblivion]]'' [TRK])		During the [[Forever]] incident, Bradley, who still maintained his offices at Waystation, lent [[Trinian]] a spaceship in exchange for her agreeing to be a bartender at his new casinoworld for 5 years. She never returned the ship or returned period. (''[[Please Hold For Oblivion]]'' [TRK])


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 ==Childhood==
 Bradley Dillon is the son of [[Dr. Richard Dillon]] and [[Linda Dillon]] and is two years younger than his brother [[Travis Dillon]]. Bradley was born in the suburbs of Baltimore where he grew up with one huge advantage over his older brother; he wasn't the subject of one of their father's psychology experiments. Despite the "no money needed" society of Earth and the Federation, Bradley became consumed with the idea of business and making a profit. Rather than cheat his customers, as a Ferengi would, Bradley preferred to gain a reputation as a good businessman. He left Earth to attend college on Alpha Centauri mainly because his mother, realizing that Travis was a complete loss, had latched onto Bradley a little too tightly for his tastes.
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	Before the second debate with Janeway, Bradley befriended and then secretly copied the databanks of Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram. He used the information from Voyager's journey home to destroy Janeway in the second debate, a situation that was made worse when Janeway had a near meltdown during her closing statement. Unfortunately, Dr. Fouklok, the Dillon Enterprises scientist working on the project for Bradley, copied too much of the EMH's program, and the copy began to develop sentience. Bradley ordered the copy deleted. (''[[The Rebuttal Period]]'' [WAY]). Unwilling to do that, Dr. Fouklok made contact with Tina Jones and showed her the hologram, which he had named [[Doc]]. Jones informed Captain Beck, whose boyfriend, Starfleet Intelligence Agent [[Banyon Kovacs]], volunteered to help retrieve the hologram. He was captured in the attempt, and, on Election Day, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation to rescue him and Doc. There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section. Bradley intervened and put a stop to the fighting. Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms. He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting the people of the Federation were his playthings. Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her. Bradley went on to win the election, but it was a hollow victory due to the loss of his relationship with Jones. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])		Before the second debate with Janeway, Bradley befriended and then secretly copied the databanks of Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram. He used the information from Voyager's journey home to destroy Janeway in the second debate, a situation that was made worse when Janeway had a near meltdown during her closing statement. Unfortunately, Dr. Fouklok, the Dillon Enterprises scientist working on the project for Bradley, copied too much of the EMH's program, and the copy began to develop sentience. Bradley ordered the copy deleted. (''[[The Rebuttal Period]]'' [WAY]). Unwilling to do that, Dr. Fouklok made contact with Tina Jones and showed her the hologram, which he had named [[Doc]]. Jones informed Captain Beck, whose boyfriend, Starfleet Intelligence Agent [[Banyon Kovacs]], volunteered to help retrieve the hologram. He was captured in the attempt, and, on Election Day, Beck, Porter, and Jones entered a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 of Waystation to rescue him and Doc. There they ended up trapped and battling the Special Secret Section. Bradley intervened and put a stop to the fighting. Not willing to take action against Jones, Bradley was forced to accept Beck's terms. He would allow Beck to deal with Doc, stay out of Waystation's command systems, register his R&D facility with Ops, and stop acting like the people of the Federation were his playthings. Ensign Jones added one more devastating condition: Bradley could no longer speak to her. Bradley went on to win the election, but it was a hollow victory due to the loss of his relationship with Jones. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])


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