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It exists to attack you. (opens the original)
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As a young boy, I, unlike most other young boys, was actually a huge fan of the DC Comics character Green Lantern. Though I doubt he was my favorite superhero as a child, he was most certainly in my top three—right next to Spider-Man and Batman.This was solely due to the 2011 animated series simply titled Green Lantern, which I believe I watched in its entirety at least twice, and I put way, way too many hours as a boy into the crappy computer game on their website.The series was a blast for me
Equality is evil, Equality is death (opens the original)
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Within the 1946 low fantasy novel “Titus Groan” by Marvin Peake, one of the main plot lines is of the young kitchen boy Steerpike who after from the cruel sadist chef Swelter. Steerpike, makes it into the service of the doctor of the landscape-sized castle of Gormenghast—home of the family of Groan.Through his cunning and manipulation, he plans to raise his status above the lonely, wretched thing he had been for the entirety of his life.He makes his motivations for the actions he takes throughou
Remembering The last Sassanian-Roman Wars. (opens the original)
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The term Clash of Civilizations was popularized by the 1993 book of the same name by political scientist and presidential adviser to Jimmy Carter, Samuel P. Huntington.Though the idea and a reality of the clash of civilizations goes back to in memoriam.Napoleon Bonaparte was under the belief that every European war is fundamentally a civil war due to all Europeans by his time at least sharing the same race, religion, and broader civilization.The eastern Slavs, particularly the Russians, are ofte
Remembering the fighting Irish of the Spanish Empire. (opens the original)
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Within the modern day, the historiography of the Irish people is often through the lens of their victimhood.The Irish are remembered as the poor downtrodden catholics oppressed by the tyranny of England, they are remembered as victims of the dreaded Irish potato famine. This perception of the Irish people does not just exist within America where many … Read more
Beware of the “based” non-white. (opens the original)
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With the rising tide of color that is affecting nearly every part of the civilized world with very few exceptions the cultures, and political landscape of the West has changed drastically in recent years.People who had little to nothing to do with the historic West have now become our next-door neighbors.For example Sikhs half historically little to not… Read more
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