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Tore Says

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🗓️ 13 October 2024

⏱️ 145 minutes

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Summary

With all the recent major events, things are starting to make more sense. The sentiment is building and new waves of citizens are speaking out. We are writing history as they try to destroy it. It started with the burning of the library in Alexander. Judgement is needed when developing direction and trust. No central figure will dictate every move. Have now doubt that it all depends on you. Faith is ingrained in the human condition. The search for truth must be learned. Sovereignty of spirit fuels the citizen army. We are the movement. Confusion, darkness and fear are the enemies goals. As the storm approaches we must trust our own judgement. It takes citizen participation to maintain freedom. The weight of future challenges will be heavy. But faith in ourselves will bring the triumph of truth. There is no way we were ever the underdogs.

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0:00.0	No, no, no, no.
0:02.0	Whoa!
0:04.0	The
0:05.0	The
0:08.0	The Who went to those who spread and cheer a castle among their brethren dear can you not see the beam of vital knife before casting judgment from on high.
0:23.0	In God we trust to let this be our queen.
0:28.0	To build bridges on walls, to buy the pilot see.
0:34.0	For in the air place of unity,
0:39.0	we find the strength to co-rears this you see.
0:45.0	Instead are seeking these, you summon strife.
0:50.0	You revel in chaos, you crave the fight.
0:55.0	But there is but one race, the human race.
1:00.0	And in unity's light lies our true might
1:06.0	In God we just let this be our tree
1:10.0	To build bridges on walls to build bridges on walls to my last scene.
1:16.0	Throughout history, humanity's pursuit of knowledge has often collided with forces determined to suppress or destroy it.
1:26.5	Perhaps no moment captures this more powerfully than the burning of the Library of Alexandria.
1:33.7	This ancient repository was once the greatest collection of human knowledge, holding works from
1:40.2	across the world.
1:42.1	Philosophy, science, mathematics, literature, all gathered in one
1:47.7	place, but all that wisdom was vulnerable. Over centuries the library suffered multiple fires and attacks, and with each
1:56.7	blaze, countless works were lost forever. The collective memory of entire civilizations vanished in the flames, leaving us to wonder what
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