You fuckers think like Lias, you allow the river to take you where you will find horror, despite it is in your nature to be afraid of it, you do not do it through intelligence, you do it through allegiance.

Lias only takes the world so far, then he is stripped from the field of battle in the end, which arrives because he failed to see all possibilities.

Whilst the tool of his demise is plausibly terminated in revenge, the advancement of the system is established in the resulting historical record of events.

The hand that guides all life does so with impunity, and the level of open-mindedness of the individual determines rank and file. In seeking to be center stage, as a population of online thinkers, we become focal points of universal directives.

I might smell like an enemy, but you know not what phase you will require my presence.

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I guess I would just accept that my mum can deal with it because she has many options and can even see it as enjoyable.

So, what basis is this an attack on me because of?

Command are few, we cannot afford to let them get chewed up by the grinder. If they are not there to tell us what the mission looks like before we walk into the bush, in the dark, in the rising chaos, then we are not going to make it.

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Tribal leaders have been gathering their bases for many decades since the advent of automatic weapons.
The cities grow and are largely unaffected because of a unified government.

I would think that the state of military power is safely resting in the hands of governments that protect cities.

The nature of a tribal disagreement is small in comparison to the strongholds that are already in working order.

People look and see a desert with men and guns, but that is not the reality of what we have helped them build, and they have paid with diamonds and other precious goods. They still pay. Capitalism works. Forget boots on the ground. We have the capability to buy the future together.