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Frank Cotolo
March 13, 2011 |
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It is March as I write and if you listen to anyone out there we have much more to fear than the
Ides of this month.
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"The world is on fire!" cries one.
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"The flames are rising all over the world!" cries another.
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"The earth is scorched!" cries even another, though the interpretation is not exact.
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The fire motifs is catching on like wildfire and even as we speak the hotspots of the world,
mostly in the Middle East, are rising in temperature, metaphorically.
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Meanwhile, back on the Atlantic Seaboard, which should be an Oceanboard [sic], the fear mongers
are trying to tie together the makings of a master plan that is aimed at murdering the West.
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The craving to rid the world of "what anyone else thinks to be true" can be identified by hearing
anyone claim they know "The Truth". They just want you to think they know what you should know and
then tell you what you should know based on what they feel they have been special enough to discover.
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Western civilization may be newer than all of its roots but it isn’t about to lie down and die
because a bunch of people wants to control another bunch of people.
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History is strewn with such attempts.
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In 1152, for instance, The Bold Borgarian invaded what was then the Crimea. Thought the Greeks,
Huns, Goths and Bulgars could not hold on to the territory, The Bold Borgarian and his huge army
of cutthroat soldiers, some on horseback, others on foot and even others standing on their feet
on horseback, raided through the southern borders. From there they went north and scourged upward
until they had pillaged all the villages in a straight line.
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The Bold Borgarian then split his army into two forces. One force went east and the other went
west and before you could put a spear in a village idiot's head the Crimea was conquered.
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