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History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
These parasites do like their grand-standing. This sounds very much like the rhetoric obomber Barry was spouting during his tenure. He spent a...
These are the wet dreams of psychos and the out-of-touch. None of these nato armies, apart from the US, can field more than ten thousand trained...
Doorstep? Do they mean the Hearthstone? The most important stone of the building by which one is granted entry and an ancient symbol. "Doorstep"...
The real stone of destiny is held by the knights Templar.
es mas sospechoso que un gitano haciendo footing (Chiquito de la Calzada).
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Tension between debtors and creditors often threatened constitutional order in ancient Rome. Caesar was famous for proposing widely applauded protocols for resolving matters during his consulship. Basically, everybody ate something but the creditors, the 1%, the bankers, had to eat major losses. They got to still live. But, the machinery of society had to carry on and you guys was sucking up all the oxygen.
Caesar was an aristocrat. But he was a 'popularis'.
He was FDR. He made his own class eat dirt lest wise they would all be overthrown. If Cato had won he would later have been hung in the forum.