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My name is Eddie and I was in a call.

The planet Earth about to be recycled. Your only chance to survive or evacuate is to leave with us.

Started as an effort by a charismatic creature to build a new society, but it ended, of course, with the tragic deaths of more than 900 people.

Please, our God's sakes that's get on with it. We've lived. We've lived. There's no other people lived and loved. We've had as much of this world as you're going to get. Let's just be done with it. Let's be done with the agony of it.

The revolutionaries to decide. This is not a self-destructive to decide. The little pain for this. They brought this upon us.

You're an occult. I love you and I want you out of it and with Christ. But you're you're you're.

35 years after the Handmaid's Tale was published, a new generation of young women were enthralled when the dark terrifying story of Gilead came to television.

The Handmaid's uniform assembled for them of a variety of women's rights issues from Argentina to Belfast and at demonstrations against the US President in London.

In the dystopian, totalitarian state of Gilead, all women are subjugated to the needs of men, neither allowed to read nor to move freely own property or handle money.

Most chillingly, they're deprived of control over their own bodies.

Your girls will serve the leaders of the faithful and their bare and bibles. You will bear children for them.

Oh, you are so lucky! The Handmaid's live in sexual servitude forced to repopulate a world that has no moral compass.

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