aeligos

aeligos

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We all support the establishment that recruits, trains and dispatches assassins in the guise of National Security. We all support the establishment that is charged with keeping the people misinformed in all matters, foreign and domestic, that are relevant to us. We are all guilty because we live subject to the monetary system. -.-

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"Give me liberty or give me death." This quote has been printed and reprinted in our books and other mind-conditioning items and sources. Many actually find it inspiring... But tell me, what liberty is there for those who live and die by the dollar? -.-

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DRM will be the standard for everything because everything eventually will available online. There will be no purchasing of programs or OS or anything that would normally be considered necessary for a traditional computer to operate: no memory, no HDD, no SSD, no graphics cards, no audio cards... Zilch, nuttin, nada... All you will need is a computer-like device that will get you to the internet which itself will be perhaps 20-fold broader than the current broadband

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Fear not the thieves that prowl through the broadband. The NSA is all knowing...and most likely employs them. Now. Let us go back to being busy little bees. All is well. -.-

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[quote who="Scoutdog" reply="39" id="2936490"]I think he's right in the broadest terms, when he says that the government does not serve the people. But he also claims that Egypt was conquered by the Jesuits, when the Jesuit order arose in 1534 AD and Egypt was conquored by Rome in 30 BC.[/quote] "(Rome)" was what I had stated. The Jesuits, headed by the Black pope, spawned by orders of the Roman catholic pope, are in control of global geopolitical affairs, economic &a

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The problem here is that people place too much confidence in government and expect that its actions are civilian-centered, when in fact, no actions by the government of today benefit the people in any way. Consider the threat. Libya: The US spends millions of dollars and sends military (ground, air and sea men) to remove a sovereign, non-NATO-allied leader, Gaddafi. What was the threat Gaddafi posed to US national security? None! His matter is a domes

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[e digicons]8|[/e] Since 1.2, the game has been very unstable/buggy for me, and I am wondering if the new version upped the system requirements. The game was as smooth as pie and as easy as silk (lol..chill haters.. I now that is backwards) prior to 1.2. I'm just sharing, and not really looking for a solution since I know that SD will fix whatever needs to be fixed on their end. However, should my pc become obsolete due to the new patching for the game, I wo

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[quote who="Campaigner" reply="33" id="2927215"] Quoting kenata, reply 20 Quoting Campaigner, reply 2Look, Island....95% of us are disappointed with the top 5 traits you chosed so it's embarrasing to see you try to hype it up like it's a big deal or something....(Congrats again, and we can't wait to see that trait in the game!) I think this is mildly uncalled for, as island dog is really just trying to give congratulations to someone for winning a contest. Whi

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I look at the cover, first, and then read the reviews (but more often just the previews) and pretty much purchase that which appeals to me when I'm in a good mood. [e digicons]8|[/e] Middle, upper, lower, sub-prime markets...what? [e digicons]o_O[/e] I didn't even realize that there was some distinction here... Anyway... [e digicons]:-"[/e] I'm not much of a gamer since I'm too busy with work, but keep the games coming and

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[quote who="mqpiffle" reply="2" id="2907287"]nevermind[/quote] [e digicons]8|[/e] Awesome trait idea.. Wouldn't this be more like a spell? Or an inherited attribute where any 'negative' skill-robbing effect cast on your sovereign gets ignored or effect reduced by a certain percent?...like a spell-shield of sorts? Me likes. Me likes. You should submit your trait idea mpqiffle if you haven't already. -.-

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[quote who="Flakey101" reply="37" id="2890769"] psychoakcomment 36This argument was done into the ground a few hundred years ago. It's the whole point of natural law. Your rights exist beyond the law of the day, they are something you're born with and are morally correct in defending. Slaves were wrongfully imprisoned. Despotic rulers denied their citizenry justice. Rights are absolute, Law is subject to the whims of those in power. If you

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I have stopped playing Civ V due to AI/Diplo issues. Though I've never crashed with it, I know many who have. I will return to Civ V after another patch/fix is released but just to test it if anything. It just doesn't grab my attention. I have not had time to play EWoM in the last 2 weeks due to my share of tax revenue creation (ie work) but I hope to return to it this weekend...maybe if I get some time. If I were able to state which of the two I gravitate to

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Death is an illusion. Material death is a process we all must embrace in life. Speaking of life, how did humanity survive all those thousands of thousands of years without the advent of allopathic medicine? Answer is obvious. However, modernization of the field has only prolonged life -- ensuring inheritance of invalid/corrupt alleles in the process...giving rise to a "greater need" for the practice. Concurrently, the creation of governments and currency le

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