March 13th 2026
Mad Max
Does that make you Love me baby?
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Fake people in a fake world doing fake things...
Does that make you Love me baby?
Demon Hubris
Agents of the Devil
Demons
Regressively Aware
Haters of the One True God
Haters of Creation
Lovers of Money
Barren
Fruitless
Soulless
Destroyers
Killers
Guilty
Evil
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it's probably a duck
And home I am
Ooh, I got you, I got you I got you, I got you I got you
Empire...
My best assessment at this point in time is that magnetic fields are a bubble type membrane formed inside the Æther which obey the laws of fluid dynamics.
Maximilien Robespierre was a French leader who
emphasized virtue, productivity, and national independence during
the French Revolution, preceding Napoleon Bonaparte.
Virtue: Robespierre believed that public virtue—defined as love
of country and its laws—was the foundation of a democratic
republic. He famously stated, "The principle of democratic
government is virtue", and saw it as essential to resisting
corruption and tyranny.
Productivity and Equality: He advocated for a society where
merit, reason, and civic duty replaced privilege and luxury.
He promoted policies aimed at economic fairness and moral
integrity, envisioning a republic where citizens contributed
to the common good.
Independence: As a leading figure in the Committee of Public
Safety, Robespierre sought to defend the Revolution from internal
and external threats, asserting France’s sovereignty against
monarchies and counter-revolutionaries.
Though he never held absolute power, his influence during the Reign
of Terror (1793–1794) was immense. He aimed to create a "Republic
of Virtue", but his methods—executing perceived enemies of the
revolution—led to his downfall. He was overthrown and executed on
9 Thermidor Year II (July 28, 1794).
Freedom lies in educating people, tyranny in keeping them ignorant...
The Real Value is not Money is the Work WE Do
"You Are Strong"