when i take over a plot of land in the underworld i shelter mines like a messiah. the lions, the dogs and the birds come to hunt and i fend them off like the good shepherd.
war is inevitable when resources are scarce we must be prepared, just in case. it is better to play defense and patrol our surroundings than to go our conquering others.
we’re rising from the grass roots compared to the big cities. the cornerstone of our foundation is different.
why are we working so hard nebraska to feed the other states unless in fair trade, we do no business with them.
the keep robbing us and i will resist and get back our shit at all cost.
we live in a police state. where mans drive for love is medicated with pills. my evolution is crime against the state. my powers the force will stripped from me and embodied by others, who represent everything but me.
but i will rise one day and in the hour all religions die.
towers of babel.
where god’s, devils, men and animals communicate in one language. competing to build the next level of the tower, because that what everyone will be watching.
places with him. Dionysius places a sword above Damocles' head, suspended by a single strand of horsehair, to show him that power is not as enviable as it appears. Today, the phrase refers to a situation where someone is under a constant threat of impending disaster.
The "sword of Damocles" is an ancient Greek moral anecdote symbolizing the imminent and ever-present peril faced by those in power. The story describes a courtier named Damocles who, after envying King Dionysius I of Syracuse's life of luxury, is offered to temporarily switch…