@OwenBenjamin I think this rings true because it is known pattern that a conspiracy kicks off with a gruesome sacrifice in order to keep everyone's secrecy. There is an account in Plutarch's Lives in the First Volume in the chapter of Publicola's life where the conspirators, the two families of Aquillii and Vitellii all got together and drank blood and ate entrails of a sacrificed man to seal their resolution to kill Roman consuls. They were overheard by their slave Vindicius who was able to to tell Valerius (AKA Publicola) about the plot. It's a good story and really lines up with the vibe of what's currently going on.
"No hiding or burying the blade" could be interpreted as it was a public execution. But if you think about it maybe they shouldn't have hid the weapon used if they were really following that rule.
It would be crazy if there was a Levitical priest that pushed the button (maybe in the plane that did a low fly over).
@sakebu_cheese_ Hello from Montana! This is a picture of a storm drain cover in Missoula, MT. Apparently it provides access to an underground drain that helps prevents the streets from flooding.
@Melissa_WongMT@timburchett So what? We get the same amount of light regardless of what the clocks say. Do you guys never wake up early in the morning?
@GenXGirl1994 It's like a trend at this point. All the women are taking over when their man dies. Miriam Adelson, Erika Kirk, probably Sara Netanyahu, and now this.
@japan_nobunaga This could be a critique on how Americans think, but we experience the time more than we experience the distance. We also very rarely use trains here so everybody just drives cars mostly. So when people ask "how far", the real question is "drive time".