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Originally posted by EnlightenUp
Showing your true flair for anarchy?
Originally posted by EnlightenUp
You are basically saying that Shards are (at least partially) responsible, through their good intentions and stabilization efforts, for perpetuating the vile dross infecting the planet, are you not?
Originally posted by emsed1
What is the 'worst case scenario' as far as the world goes based on your beliefs? Would it be economic, pandemic or war-related, or something completely different?
Originally posted by EnlightenUp
While you state you counterbalance "negative" events, I have to ask the complementary question: Would your group counter a highly positive shift in events in order to maintain stability?
Additionally, would you engage in any activity in order to retard the progress of any particular individuals who have advanced too much?
Originally posted by EnlightenUp
Maban,
Perhaps you can find a way to stay with us, not as an Illuminon, but as a friend and fellow ATS-er. Whatever your duties, training and adventures have taught you, the sum of it is a welcome addition to this community and as such, an invaluable asset to us all.
Originally posted by emsed1
Do you have any final advice for us?
Will you ever come back?
Best wishes to you!
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
1. Is occurrence of humanity a result of intervention?
2. Can you confirm the existence of inorganic beings that populate earth?
Originally posted by Maban
I am afraid our dialogue is nearing an end. Beyond tonight I will no longer wish nor be able to converse with you all.
This is a finite end.
Originally posted by Maban
This is a finite end.
- Maban
We must be the change we we wish to see in the world.
Originally posted by Maban
As Mahatma Gandhi said:
We must be the change we we wish to see in the world.
The Levellers were members of a mid 17th century English political movement, who came to prominence during the English Civil Wars. They were not a political party in the modern sense of the word, and did not all conform to any specific manifesto. Nevertheless, they are remembered for their beliefs in popular sovereignty, an extended franchise, equality before the law, and religious toleration, all of which were expressed in the Agreement of the People. They were also pioneers in the use of petitions and pamphleteering to political ends. [1] [2]
In 1649, Lieutenant-Colonel John Lilburne, William Walwyn, Thomas Prince, and Richard Overton were imprisoned in the Tower of London by the Council of State (see above). It was while the leaders of the Levellers were being held in the Tower that they wrote an outline of the reforms the Levellers wanted, in a pamphlet entitled An Agreement Of The Free People Of England (written on May 1, 1649). It includes reforms that have since been made law in England such as the right to silence, and others, such as an elected judiciary, that have not.[17]