This is the Friends of Mr. Debating Society in Lunditiam on a beautiful spring evening,

an Irish mist outside, the green fresh.

We're going to the theater later.

We sit in the covered portion because we're Equus class.

There is a covered portion for Equus.

We don't have senators here right now.

Sometimes they visit, but we're very far from Rome.

I always mention that because it's what Germanicus and I agree upon.

It's the reason we can range into the 21st century.

We would never speak this way in Rome.

Good heavens.

It's very dangerous to talk about topics like succession and war and even worse to talk about

forgetting things like who's in who's in charge no but here in londinium 30,000 or more

people retired centurions and their families lots of trading and a However, there will be bumps along the way. And we don't

make light of them. For example, in the fourth and fifth century, Roman Britons will be in a panic mode

because Rome has withdrawn its umbrella, its defenses. The Western Rome, not Constantinople,

the Western Rome. But right now, we're going to turn to a topic that is presenting itself.

Anthony Albanese wins re-election as the premier of Australia.

Mark Carney, not a politician, wins a continuation of his premiership in Canada.

The vote in Britain, however, not national, local, suggests another direction for mr. Farage's reform party

which I can't define easily that's on purpose but it certainly dissents from

the overwhelming majority of labor in Parliament and the rag-tag Tories are what they've become

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