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RabbiBob at 09:12, 21 August 2020

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 <p>The German form of the saying "The pen is mightier than the sword" says literally: "The feather is mightier than the sword". It dates back from the times when pens were made of feathers. I stay with the German form throughout this story. The meaning of the two forms is the same.<br />The office AI Belva and the character of "Slick Liz" belong to Elizabeth Bales who claims to have no resemblance whatsoever to her "sister in name".&nbsp;;) [Thank you!] I'd like to thank also her for doing a "scream test" on this story.<br />All remaining mistakes in it are either intentional or just my fault.&nbsp;;)</p>
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RabbiBob at 08:47, 21 August 2020

2020-08-21T08:47:19Z

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	<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>		<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>
	<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>		<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>
	<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at:~~ <a href="~~https://betamountain.org/~~index~~.php~~/Crusade" target~~=~~"_blank" rel~~=~~"nofollow noreferrer noopener">~~https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader'~~</a>~~</p>		<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: [https://betamountain.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=121 https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']</p>
	<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>		<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>
	<p>TW.</p>		<p>TW.</p>

RabbiBob at 08:40, 21 August 2020

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 <p>The German form of the saying "The pen is mightier than the sword" says literally: "The feather is mightier than the sword". It dates back from the times when pens were made of feathers. I stay with the German form throughout this story. The meaning of the two forms is the same.<br />The office AI Belva and the character of "Slick Liz" belong to Elizabeth Bales who claims to have no resemblance whatsoever to her "sister in name".&nbsp;;) [Thank you!] I'd like to thank also her for doing a "scream test" on this story.<br />All remaining mistakes in it are either intentional or just my fault.&nbsp;;)</p>
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RabbiBob at 10:31, 19 August 2020

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	<p>The German form of the saying "The pen is mightier than the sword" says literally: "The feather is mightier than the sword". It dates back from the times when pens were made of feathers. I stay with the German form throughout this story. The meaning of the two forms is the same.<br />The office AI Belva and the character of "Slick Liz" belong to Elizabeth Bales who claims to have no resemblance whatsoever to her "sister in name". ;) [Thank you!] I'd like to thank also her for doing a "scream test" on this story.<br />All remaining mistakes in it are either intentional or just my fault. ;)</p>		<p>The German form of the saying "The pen is mightier than the sword" says literally: "The feather is mightier than the sword". It dates back from the times when pens were made of feathers. I stay with the German form throughout this story. The meaning of the two forms is the same.<br />The office AI Belva and the character of "Slick Liz" belong to Elizabeth Bales who claims to have no resemblance whatsoever to her "sister in name". ;) [Thank you!] I'd like to thank also her for doing a "scream test" on this story.<br />All remaining mistakes in it are either intentional or just my fault. ;)</p>
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	<p><strong>crusade</strong> /kru:'seid/ n<br />     <strong>1</strong> any one of the military expeditions by the European Christian countries to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the Middle Ages.<br />     <strong>2</strong> ~ (for / against sth); ~ (to do sth) any struggle or campaign for sth believed to be good, or against sth believed to be bad: <em>a crusade against corruption.</em><br /><strong>crusade</strong> v [I, Ipr]<br />       ~ (for / against sth) take part in a crusade: <em>crusading for fairer treatment of minorities.</em><br /><strong>crusader</strong> n<br />       person taking part in a crusade.</p>		<p><strong>crusade</strong> /kru:'seid/ n<br />     <strong>1</strong> any one of the military expeditions by the European Christian countries to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the Middle Ages.<br />     <strong>2</strong> ~ (for / against sth); ~ (to do sth) any struggle or campaign for sth believed to be good, or against sth believed to be bad: <em>a crusade against corruption.</em><br /><strong>crusade</strong> v [I, Ipr]<br />       ~ (for / against sth) take part in a crusade: <em>crusading for fairer treatment of minorities.</em><br /><strong>crusader</strong> n<br />       person taking part in a crusade.</p>
	<p>[Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English, XXXIV. Edition, Oxford University Press, Earth, 2083]</p>		<p>[Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English, XXXIV. Edition, Oxford University Press, Earth, 2083]</p>
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	<p>2091-08-16 Thursday</p>		<p>2091-08-16 Thursday</p>
	<p>Cmdr. Joseph Walsh heard about Crusader for the first time when he entered his office on a Thursday morning. His adjutant, Sheela McIntyre, sat together with Ranger Niko in front of Sheela's desk. Both women were reading something on Sheela's screen.</p>		<p>Cmdr. Joseph Walsh heard about Crusader for the first time when he entered his office on a Thursday morning. His adjutant, Sheela McIntyre, sat together with Ranger Niko in front of Sheela's desk. Both women were reading something on Sheela's screen.</p>
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	<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>		<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>
	<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>		<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>
	<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: [https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']</p>		<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: <a href="https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener">https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader'</a></p>
	<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>		<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>
	<p>TW.</p>		<p>TW.</p>
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	<p align="CENTER"><em>Feather and sword</em><br /><em>didn't seem comparable to me</em><br /><em>someone said</em><br /><em>the feather is mightier than the sword</em><br /><em>and the laughing blade cut the bird in two</em><br /><em>in my mind.</em><br /><em>Feather and sword</em><br /><em>didn't seem comparable to me</em><br /><em>until now.</em></p>		<p align="CENTER"><em>Feather and sword</em><br /><em>didn't seem comparable to me</em><br /><em>someone said</em><br /><em>the feather is mightier than the sword</em><br /><em>and the laughing blade cut the bird in two</em><br /><em>in my mind.</em><br /><em>Feather and sword</em><br /><em>didn't seem comparable to me</em><br /><em>until now.</em></p>
	<p align="CENTER"><em>Crusader.</em></p>		<p align="CENTER"><em>Crusader.</em></p>
	<p>It left him silent.<br />     For a long time Walsh looked thoughtfully at the monitor with the few, light-blue lines of text on dark ground. Then a sad smile flashed across his face and was gone in an instant. He folded the printed poem he had taken from the report file some minutes ago and put it in his wallet behind a tiny yellowed drawing of a running beetle:</p>		<p>It left him silent.</p>
			<p><br />     For a long time Walsh looked thoughtfully at the monitor with the few, light-blue lines of text on dark ground. Then a sad smile flashed across his face and was gone in an instant. He folded the printed poem he had taken from the report file some minutes ago and put it in his wallet behind a tiny yellowed drawing of a running beetle:</p>
	<p align="CENTER"><em>Survivor</em></p>		<p align="CENTER"><em>Survivor</em></p>
	<p align="CENTER"><em>I was believed dead</em><br /><em>more than once</em><br /><em>by my guards</em><br /><em>by my enemies</em><br /><em>sometimes by myself.</em></p>		<p align="CENTER"><em>I was believed dead</em><br /><em>more than once</em><br /><em>by my guards</em><br /><em>by my enemies</em><br /><em>sometimes by myself.</em></p>
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	<p align="CENTER"><em>Crusader.</em></p>		<p align="CENTER"><em>Crusader.</em></p>
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RabbiBob at 10:28, 19 August 2020

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	<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>		<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>
	<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>		<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>
	<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: ~~{{HoverSynopsis\|~~[https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']~~\|this link doesn't go anywhere}}~~</p>		<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: [https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']</p>
	<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>		<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>
	<p>TW.</p>		<p>TW.</p>

RabbiBob at 10:28, 19 August 2020

2020-08-19T10:28:07Z

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	<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>		<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>
	<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>		<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>
	<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: {{HoverSynopsis\|[https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']\|this link doesn't go anywhere}</p>		<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: {{HoverSynopsis\|[https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']\|this link doesn't go anywhere}}</p>
	<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>		<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>
	<p>TW.</p>		<p>TW.</p>

RabbiBob at 10:27, 19 August 2020

2020-08-19T10:27:11Z

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	<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>		<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>
	<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>		<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>
	<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: {{~~HoverOver~~\|[https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']\|this link doesn't go anywhere}</p>		<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: {{HoverSynopsis\|[https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']\|this link doesn't go anywhere}</p>
	<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>		<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>
	<p>TW.</p>		<p>TW.</p>

RabbiBob at 10:26, 19 August 2020

2020-08-19T10:26:21Z

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	<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>		<p>EDITORIAL: Eclectic ~ Election</p>
	<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>		<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>
	<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: [https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader' ~~https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade~~]</p>		<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: {{HoverOver\|[https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader']\|this link doesn't go anywhere}</p>
	<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>		<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>
	<p>TW.</p>		<p>TW.</p>

RabbiBob at 10:24, 19 August 2020

2020-08-19T10:24:54Z

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	<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>		<p>Premier Kublai Dutch [For Earth, NOW!]<br />Senator Eric Wheiner [Honesty and Honor]<br />Representative Alfred Sorensen [With allies among the Stars]</p>
	<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader'</p>		<p>Never before has Earth had three candidates with such different agendas.<br />Never before has the choice seemed so easy. Pre-election polls place both Premier Dutch and Mr. Sorensen in the electoral dustbin, with Senator Wheiner soaring to a prodigious 80 per cent. Still, a seemingly unrelated event has left me reconsidering my choice.<br />Over the last few weeks a mysterious writer calling himself 'Crusader' has posted poems in the forum of the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. His works...<br />...remind us of a rather weakly documented part of our recent history.<br />Maybe all of us should have a look at his poems before we head to the polls to elect the new ruler of old planet Earth tomorrow. For that reason, you'll find three of his poems in the sidebar on this page. For more, have a look at: [https://www.betamountain.gov/pub/forum.cgi?item='crusader' https://betamountain.org/index.php/Crusade]</p>
	<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>		<p align="CENTER">[Swords]––[Wolf's Soul]––[Dangers]</p>
	<p>TW.</p>		<p>TW.</p>

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