There is very little to be said. The evidence speaks volumes.
Some slight background info: Baddad was a top SAS player, putting down significantly more IP points than the "leaders" of SAS. He eventually decided that his contributions of gold, time and direct cash payments were not being met by equal dedication. Rather than allowing a player who had scored around 10m IP points for the team move on with his CC career, Vlad and a few other key players decided to attempt to hack baddad's account.
Here there is discussion of utilising baddad's account to score IP points for SAS when baddad was sleeping:
Here they discuss squandering all of baddad's gold, and also admit to hacking into a fellow SAS player's account to score more IP in a previous war:
Here, they discuss giving all of BD's in-game cash into the FC syndicate bank (essentially throwing it away, as FC has all upgrades), including a screenshot proving they were using his account, and had indeed given away the cash:
Here they say that they were utilising his UDID to hack into his account:
And here they discuss making BD leave FC minutes before the war started. They eventually decide to leave it this war, and go for next war (ie, the war coming up next weekend):
On a similar, yet unrelated matter, Vlad has been utilising the "money pool" in SAS for his own personal gain. Essentially accepting donations of real life cash made by other members for the purpose of scoring IP points, then using it to pay off his gold debt and boost his own stats. Furthermore, despite the ongoing claim that SAS is leading an anti-hacking crusade (including the gold boycott) Vlad was in fact covering up hackers within SAS, even from his own members.
Edit: Just to clarify, I don't believe that the majority of the rank and file of SAS were aware of this. It was planned and conducted from the officer's chat room. One of the officers stood up against what was happening - I have redacted their name from the exchanges so as to not have them associated with what happened.
I applaud this member wholeheartedly, for showing outstanding moral courage.
