5 minutes of Catholic condemnation of the depravity of man. 1190-1198AD by Lothario de Segni, Cardinal-Deacon (later Pope Innocent III). www.montville.net/cms/lib/NJ0...
They are glad when they have done oppression and rejoice in the most problematic things, being filled with all privilege, racism, sexism, transphobia, islamophobia, full of vagina envy, hate crimes, ableism, toxic masculinity, problematic jokes, being shitlords, manspreaders, hateful to God (who is a wamen), cisnormative, white, male, plotters of patriarchy, disobedient to feminism, offensive, misogynistic, without pronouns, without intersectionality, without cuckoldry. See? He's a 12th-century feminist. Not based.
This name I have heard before but only from one chance encounter... Can you tell me where to learn more of this character? The most beautiful of poetry, indeed... Hot garbage... But the question of origin and further info was sincere... Anybody?
Carl Benjamin, Sargon of Akkad on CZcams. Mostly retired that channel and runs The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters. He doesn't speak on it all the time though.
If you liked this recitation for any reason - the style, the message, or whatever - I recommend picking up the Book of Ecclesiastes. It's short and "sweet." Reason being, I don't think many people in the comments are understanding the point of this. This is directly inspired by the Book of Ecclesiastes; the point, here as there, is not to inspire bitterness, nor is Innocent wasting his breath complaining about something that can't be fixed. The point is to show the fruitlessness of life without purpose, or a life lived solely for the material. Christianity has been associated with Platonism for two millennia because both beliefs propose a simple truth: that life, lived solely in and for this world, is pointless. But, as Innocent or Socrates would be happy to tell you, there are things to live for beyond the tangible. Justice, virtue, selflessness - whether you believe these things come from the God or from the Good, they are worth pursuing in and of themselves, and unlike the nihilism of materialism they will satisfy you.
Thanks for the comment now the text makes more sense,will read the Ecclesiastes. And since you seem knowledgeable ,if one wants to learn about Platonic philosophy ,yet is short on time where may he start?
@@michaelfurgessons2896 I am no expert on Plato, but "The Republic" is always a decent place to start. "Phaedo" and "Phaedrus" are much shorter, though maybe a bit less comprehensive. The Republic deals with ideas like the definition of Justice and Good (though it goes off on political tangents a lot). Phaedo deals with the nature of death and how people should think about death. Phaedrus is about different kinds of love, and how moral love is part of an ordered life. If you have more time, there are lots of good responses to Plato/philosophies based on Plato. In particular, if you're wondering about the intersection of Plato and Christianity, Saint Augustine is kind of the prime Christian Platonist. And Nietzsche is the default if you want to read someone who outright hates Plato and disagrees with him on basically everything.
Religion is associated with Platonism because both claim that ideas exist apart from human consciousness in a supernatural realm. In this view, reason is impotent, and knowledge must be mystically intuited from another dimension. This philosophical position is called "intrinsicism". Religion asserts that morality comes in the form of intrinsic, mystical duties with no real beneficiary or purpose. Intrinsic duties, as such, aren't based on reality. They can't be explained. For a man who already accepts them, no explanation is required. For a man who questions them, none is possible. The result is misery and death. Good means good to someone, for a particular purpose. There's no such thing as an "intrinsic good". There is no other world. The only alternative to "life, lived solely in and for this world", is death. Either you recognize that your happiness is the only reason for you to live, or you sacrifice yourself in the name of a non-existent, supernatural "greater good". The alternative to religion isn't nihilism. Religion says "self-sacrifice for God". Nihilism says "self-sacrifice for nothing". The alternative is not to sacrifice. Not to self-destruct. The alternative is embracing reality, reason, and happiness.
The voice work here is brilliant, the anger so well weaved into the text so as to not be irrational. Brilliant. Don't know if you take recommendations, or if it fits the general mood/meaning of the channel, but I think you could do a good job reading "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner".
I'm damn glad you finally posted on this channel again. I really miss TWIS, but I love the direction your channels are taking. The level of quality has increased greatly.
These are words born of bitterness, easily justified under the guise of religious piety; the sin of man is obvious to all, but his potential for good is what we ought to focus on.
meh.... I am sure there is more to Pope Innocent's work's than these 4 minutes. And these 4 minutes are focused on the human condition.... so I reckon it is expected to be a downer.
Good to whom? For what? Reason is man's means of survival. Religion viciously dooms man to failure by falsely claiming that reason is impotent, reality can be arbitrarily flouted by miracles, and morality comes in the form of mystically intuited duties with no real beneficiary or purpose. Under those circumstances, man's only potential is death.
@@hanslazaro4940 You're the definition of a sophist. You're arguments are hollow cliches. Explain WHY reason is good, and a higher purpose is bad. Don't just spend a paragraph writing "GOD NOT REAL!"
Your voice makes it sounds like you are Pope Innocent III. Great job, man. I love being a catholic, it's these clear views from theologians of old that just strike me down when I find myself too proud etc
How very fortuitous that your Forging a Bronze Sword video showed up randomly in my recommendeds two days ago allowing me to find this channel just as you upload for the first time in near a year. Hey CZcams you did something right for once!
So glad you're making content for this channel again Sargon, you have one of the best reading voices. Fancy doing us a favour and making audiorecordings of Libertarian thinkers e.g. John Stuart Mill?
@@my_temporary_name i don't think you understand. I agree with the author. Perhaps I agree far more than a man like me should. Perhaps it is a blessing to not be bestowed with power or means. I am not in the best place to mull such thoughts right now. I know that hole all too well and there maybe a twisted part of me that has a taste for such darkness. No... better to leave this to a person who has a different disposition than I.
I hope you do more of these Sargon, you have a great voice for historic texts. Maybe when you're finally finished with your all time favorite show The Walking Dead, you can upload here more frequently.
Catholics have almost as low opinion of the human will as Calvinists do. Calvinists believe the will is completely corrupt and cannot do good, so God must give habitual grace to us so He can do good deeds in us. Catholics believe that the will is corrupt and we can only do good deeds through actual grace. Very similar views, the only difference is that the will works with God's grace in the Catholic view, and it is God alone in the Calvinist. The habitual/actual grace distinction is key.
This video inspires me. I think about the fallen state of Man, about the broken, degenerate world we live in. And you know what? I think, "Yes, this is true, this is absolutely true. But I have Free Will, I was given this gift, and I don't have to be this way, I can be better, and maybe, just maybe, I can inspire others and bring them along with me. I can help some one of my own volition, I can choose a better path. I can live better, and I can inspire others too as well."
Shrewd Privateer that is also a great one! Have you gotten to Svidragäilov (or however you spell it) on the bridge telling the cop he is going to America yet?
@@LiquidSwan I haven't yet. I have only read the first half, but I keep rereading the first half to understand what he is saying and the references he makes in it, like to various contemporary thinkers and pundits of the time.
In order to build your wealth,you have to invest ,investing is the ability which allows you to put your money in vehicles that have the potential to earn strong rate of return...
Sargon i love hearing your voice just narrating all the tales of old when you tire of the looney culture of modern day please make more of these its so hard finding good tellings for figures like gilgamesh ishtar and Ozymandias only reason im into knowing the tales is the Fate / Grand Order mobile game[and series] but still id like to hear the tales not have to search and read
Let’s rap: Cardinal Lotario de’ Conti di Segni, Pope Innocent III (1198-1216) Innocent III, not the jolliest of Popes, wanted to dash Everyman’s hopes. To make sure he did, his primary mission was to set out his thoughts on the human condition. His medieval mind produced a short treatise marked by a really heart-warming thesis: that Man’s made of slimeand is utterly vile, (and ‘Man’ includes Woman, so no need to smile!) Man is conceived in the stench of lust, ending his days as ashes and dust. Made of rotten blood and unclean semen, he enters the world pursued by a demon. In lifehe breeds fleas, tapeworms and lice, in death, worms and flies, the result of his vice. If it’s all vomitand dungwhen he’s ‘in the pink’, deathreduces him to putrefaction and stink. So no GayLothario was this Innocent Pope, clearly appalled at the thought of a grope. ‘De miseria humanae conditionis’ was certainly not the work of a handsome Adonis. Although in frescoes he cuts a commanding figure, his prognathous jaw was only slightly bigger than his jug-handle ears and long thin nose, which, with his pale complexion, pose the proposition that he was actually a German, and seemed to regard humans as lower than vermin. His Desperate Dan jaw of the lantern variety had a light in there to search out impiety. Yet people still read the song that he’d sung: ‘the more delicate the food, the more reeking the dung.’ Given the obsessions of Pope Innocent III, it’s fitting that his title rhymes with… Now what’s the word?
@Riftgardian Loyalty? It has nothing to do with loyalty. I'm just warning you - with these words you will walk straight to hell. You will not be sent there. You will walk there.
@Riftgardian I'm not a Christian, so your "Clearly you do." is just another misjudgement. I understand you because I would say the same thing you are saying many years ago. If you read what Jesus said, with an open mind, you will understand that he didn't want people to be blind, he wanted them to see beyond their basic understanding.
Truth is what you can laugh at or ignore but the truth does not change for you if you do either; It’s you that needs to change your opinion that the human condition is ugly in a beautiful way. For we can’t change the mass of society but only change ourselves.
In order to build your wealth,you have to invest ,investing is the ability which allows you to put your money in vehicles that have the potential to earn strong rate of return...
When your mom deletes your fortnite account
Dopamine Detox.
Accurate.
-Ben the insidious
What a lovely, upbeat video...
Never go full Catholic.
+T-Bag Well you can definitly see why Catholicism is so damn popular, amirite?
@@dogofwar6769 largest religion on the planet.
Although as with most religious, yes many only nominally so. You get the point
@@UtushoReiuji Always go catholic
Begome gadolig
LOL!!... 🤣🤣😉
This cheered me up.
I'm not joking. It made me realize, I'm just living the Human Condition and I love it.
Decent metal lyrics. The rhymes need more work though.
I was afraid this channel was dead. I hope to see more in the not too distant future.
great metal lyrics
The whole vibe of this video reminds me of Mgła lmao
Based pope
blackpilled
They are glad when they have done oppression and rejoice in the most problematic things, being filled with all privilege, racism, sexism, transphobia, islamophobia, full of vagina envy, hate crimes, ableism, toxic masculinity, problematic jokes, being shitlords, manspreaders, hateful to God (who is a wamen), cisnormative, white, male, plotters of patriarchy, disobedient to feminism, offensive, misogynistic, without pronouns, without intersectionality, without cuckoldry.
See? He's a 12th-century feminist. Not based.
@@bl-rp lol
Yup
@@bl-rp well, that's mildly anachronistic
Please don't abandon this project, Karl. Really enjoyed this series. Maybe do one on the Lotus Island? :-)
This is how I feel every time my football team loses.
Hahaha
Hahaha
You don't have a football team.
Sargon, this is where your narration truly shines. You have a well hidden talent
yeah this is sargon right?
@@VirtualHolocaust yes.
This name I have heard before but only from one chance encounter... Can you tell me where to learn more of this character? The most beautiful of poetry, indeed...
Hot garbage...
But the question of origin and further info was sincere... Anybody?
Carl Benjamin, Sargon of Akkad on CZcams. Mostly retired that channel and runs The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters. He doesn't speak on it all the time though.
If you liked this recitation for any reason - the style, the message, or whatever - I recommend picking up the Book of Ecclesiastes. It's short and "sweet."
Reason being, I don't think many people in the comments are understanding the point of this. This is directly inspired by the Book of Ecclesiastes; the point, here as there, is not to inspire bitterness, nor is Innocent wasting his breath complaining about something that can't be fixed. The point is to show the fruitlessness of life without purpose, or a life lived solely for the material.
Christianity has been associated with Platonism for two millennia because both beliefs propose a simple truth: that life, lived solely in and for this world, is pointless. But, as Innocent or Socrates would be happy to tell you, there are things to live for beyond the tangible. Justice, virtue, selflessness - whether you believe these things come from the God or from the Good, they are worth pursuing in and of themselves, and unlike the nihilism of materialism they will satisfy you.
Thanks for the comment now the text makes more sense,will read the Ecclesiastes.
And since you seem knowledgeable ,if one wants to learn about Platonic philosophy ,yet is short on time where may he start?
Well said.
@@michaelfurgessons2896 I am no expert on Plato, but "The Republic" is always a decent place to start. "Phaedo" and "Phaedrus" are much shorter, though maybe a bit less comprehensive. The Republic deals with ideas like the definition of Justice and Good (though it goes off on political tangents a lot). Phaedo deals with the nature of death and how people should think about death. Phaedrus is about different kinds of love, and how moral love is part of an ordered life.
If you have more time, there are lots of good responses to Plato/philosophies based on Plato. In particular, if you're wondering about the intersection of Plato and Christianity, Saint Augustine is kind of the prime Christian Platonist. And Nietzsche is the default if you want to read someone who outright hates Plato and disagrees with him on basically everything.
Religion is associated with Platonism because both claim that ideas exist apart from human consciousness in a supernatural realm. In this view, reason is impotent, and knowledge must be mystically intuited from another dimension. This philosophical position is called "intrinsicism". Religion asserts that morality comes in the form of intrinsic, mystical duties with no real beneficiary or purpose. Intrinsic duties, as such, aren't based on reality. They can't be explained. For a man who already accepts them, no explanation is required. For a man who questions them, none is possible. The result is misery and death.
Good means good to someone, for a particular purpose. There's no such thing as an "intrinsic good". There is no other world. The only alternative to "life, lived solely in and for this world", is death. Either you recognize that your happiness is the only reason for you to live, or you sacrifice yourself in the name of a non-existent, supernatural "greater good". The alternative to religion isn't nihilism. Religion says "self-sacrifice for God". Nihilism says "self-sacrifice for nothing". The alternative is not to sacrifice. Not to self-destruct. The alternative is embracing reality, reason, and happiness.
Ecclesiastes is one Biblical book even the most diehard atheist ought to read.
OMG THE CHANNEL IS STILL ALIVE :)
Sargon is cool
If you think about it, the Symposium carries on this channel’s purpose.
This kind of reminds me of Jordan P. as he always says that no matter your privilege you will encounter suffering
Yeah
Yeah, I missed this channel !
Thanks for bringing it back, Sargs
My god. It has been too long. Welcome Back.
There will be doubtless plenty of stuff like this as a prepare the new video about the crusades.
@@AncientRecitations Awesome dude. Gald you're back on this channel. History is too damn cool to be left behind :)
@@AncientRecitations Ave Maria.
@@AncientRecitations DEUS VUALT
AVE MARIA!!!
DEUS LO VAULT!!!
SHADILAY!!!
I was feeling depressed before watching this video. This was a much needed morale boost!
Ill listen to this every morning for some easy motivation. Thank you.
Wasn't expecting an Ancient Recitations video.
Fortnite is cancer and this proves it.
Book readings don't seem hard to do, he does read a lot, so I expected more of these.
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!
I've been waiting so long for another one of these, thank you for bringing then back :D
The voice work here is brilliant, the anger so well weaved into the text so as to not be irrational. Brilliant.
Don't know if you take recommendations, or if it fits the general mood/meaning of the channel, but I think you could do a good job reading "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner".
I'm damn glad you finally posted on this channel again. I really miss TWIS, but I love the direction your channels are taking. The level of quality has increased greatly.
Awesome to see this channel come back to life!
Pleasant fellow, this churchman.
This video must be seen and herd by every person who is currently alive to see and hear it
My patience waiting for this channel has been rewarded.
Finally I found this again, man this hits hard
These are words born of bitterness, easily justified under the guise of religious piety; the sin of man is obvious to all, but his potential for good is what we ought to focus on.
meh.... I am sure there is more to Pope Innocent's work's than these 4 minutes. And these 4 minutes are focused on the human condition.... so I reckon it is expected to be a downer.
Good to whom? For what? Reason is man's means of survival. Religion viciously dooms man to failure by falsely claiming that reason is impotent, reality can be arbitrarily flouted by miracles, and morality comes in the form of mystically intuited duties with no real beneficiary or purpose. Under those circumstances, man's only potential is death.
@@hanslazaro4940
And raw reason will leave you alone in world of humans.
@@hanslazaro4940 You're the definition of a sophist. You're arguments are hollow cliches. Explain WHY reason is good, and a higher purpose is bad. Don't just spend a paragraph writing "GOD NOT REAL!"
@@timm-ru9ii good point.
damn, these new Peterson essays went medieval
I feel personally attacked lol
So did I lol
@@SargonofAkkad we all should be.
So that we may strive to do good
We'll all fucking degenerates :^)
ok this is epic
It’s a beautiful thing
I really like this channel of yours! Please don't give up on it. My favorite is the Epic of Gilgamesh.
This made my day! I feel so good about the world now! XD
Edit: Thanks for uploading on this channel!
Your voice makes it sounds like you are Pope Innocent III. Great job, man.
I love being a catholic, it's these clear views from theologians of old that just strike me down when I find myself too proud etc
Love to see the return of the channel
Please Keep at this channel
It is such a gem
Like the convenience is sublime
This only proves how wonderful modernity truly is and how good we really have it.
Las Vegas here I come.
More Ancient Recitations please! :D
FINALLY!!! Love this channel.
One of my favorite channels
How very fortuitous that your Forging a Bronze Sword video showed up randomly in my recommendeds two days ago allowing me to find this channel just as you upload for the first time in near a year. Hey CZcams you did something right for once!
So glad you're making content for this channel again Sargon, you have one of the best reading voices. Fancy doing us a favour and making audiorecordings of Libertarian thinkers e.g. John Stuart Mill?
Way to put a bummer on the new year Carl :D
The only sargon of akkad channel I'm still subscribed to...
It was just like going to church! Thanks Carl!
We need more of this.
Thank Gygax Carl hasn't forgotten this channel.
I am too depressed for this.
Face it, and it will cleanse you.
@@my_temporary_name i don't think you understand. I agree with the author. Perhaps I agree far more than a man like me should. Perhaps it is a blessing to not be bestowed with power or means.
I am not in the best place to mull such thoughts right now. I know that hole all too well and there maybe a twisted part of me that has a taste for such darkness.
No... better to leave this to a person who has a different disposition than I.
Bro right like holy fuck
Well you’ve come to the right place.
No you are not pansy. stop whining fucking loser.
I hope you do more of these Sargon, you have a great voice for historic texts. Maybe when you're finally finished with your all time favorite show The Walking Dead, you can upload here more frequently.
I'm surprised how much I enjoyed this
I approve of the return of the channel that introduced me to you! Methinks the pope doth protest too much.
Ho dear...
And I thought it was just me...
I feel heaps better after listening to this !
Cheery way to start the day thanks for that
Woo I prefer this over drama any day. Thanks for the up.
The channel lives
When you watch the news
This will be perfect for my drive to work Monday morning
Here from John's "If" video. Auspicious 🙏
Very uplifting this one.
I enjoy this content the most Carl, can you do a passage from Voltaire? It may be appropriate given the day and age.
holy crap haven't seen a video on this channel in along time
YES!! A new vid on an awesome channel! Now... if only we can get consistent D&D 😉
YES! my favourite Sargon channel finally uploads again!
Also... Sure sounds very calvinistic for a future Pope, right?
Catholics have almost as low opinion of the human will as Calvinists do. Calvinists believe the will is completely corrupt and cannot do good, so God must give habitual grace to us so He can do good deeds in us. Catholics believe that the will is corrupt and we can only do good deeds through actual grace. Very similar views, the only difference is that the will works with God's grace in the Catholic view, and it is God alone in the Calvinist. The habitual/actual grace distinction is key.
To live is to endlessly suffer until death wraps us in it's embrace and we peruse wicked things, in part, to alleviate that suffering, he isn't wrong.
So your saying were not all unique and beautiful snowflakes?
I knew you'd start posting here again after you ended twis, and with britisher on that duty, I find this to be a good deal.
So uplifting! !!....so uplifting....sooo.......
thanx for the ...pep talk....
This was beautiful❤
Oh man, work from Sargon's best channel. It's more than a miracle, it's like a dream.
woah, an upload.
I come here to feel better 🌸🌴💆🏼♀️🧘🏼♀️
I would love to see the Disney version of this!
Holy crap. 3 years later...
I'll take it!
When I saw a video here I thought someone hacked your account. Good to hear that it is you. You should do more video's on this one.
Sounds like our people alright.
Good work. Good show. Thanks.
Was feeling like shit tonight, im sure this will cheer me right up!
Such a lovely ray of sunshine .
My favourite song to listen to at the gym
This content is better than what's on TheThinkery
This video inspires me. I think about the fallen state of Man, about the broken, degenerate world we live in. And you know what? I think, "Yes, this is true, this is absolutely true. But I have Free Will, I was given this gift, and I don't have to be this way, I can be better, and maybe, just maybe, I can inspire others and bring them along with me. I can help some one of my own volition, I can choose a better path. I can live better, and I can inspire others too as well."
Shrewd Privateer definitely recommend to read crime and punishment
@@LiquidSwan I am actually half way through it. Plus I read Letters from the Underground
Shrewd Privateer that is also a great one! Have you gotten to Svidragäilov (or however you spell it) on the bridge telling the cop he is going to America yet?
@@LiquidSwan I haven't yet. I have only read the first half, but I keep rereading the first half to understand what he is saying and the references he makes in it, like to various contemporary thinkers and pundits of the time.
Shrewd Privateer it was cool for me, as I visited the city when I was 17 back in 2005, so it was interesting imagining what it would have been like
guessing there aren't any plans to post a new reading.
Without a doubt your best channel cb
W•H•A•T•S•A•P•√
+=1= 8= 1 =3 =3= 2 =0 =9= 2= 2= 6.
In order to build your wealth,you have to invest ,investing is the ability which allows you to put your money in vehicles that have the potential to earn strong rate of return...
Looking forward to that crusades video
Sargon i love hearing your voice just narrating all the tales of old when you tire of the looney culture of modern day please make more of these its so hard finding good tellings for figures like gilgamesh ishtar and Ozymandias only reason im into knowing the tales is the Fate / Grand Order mobile game[and series] but still id like to hear the tales not have to search and read
Let’s rap:
Cardinal Lotario de’ Conti di Segni,
Pope Innocent III (1198-1216)
Innocent III, not the jolliest of Popes,
wanted to dash Everyman’s hopes.
To make sure he did, his primary mission
was to set out his thoughts on the human condition.
His medieval mind produced a short treatise
marked by a really heart-warming thesis:
that Man’s made of slimeand is utterly vile,
(and ‘Man’ includes Woman, so no need to smile!)
Man is conceived in the stench of lust,
ending his days as ashes and dust.
Made of rotten blood and unclean semen,
he enters the world pursued by a demon.
In lifehe breeds fleas, tapeworms and lice,
in death, worms and flies, the result of his vice.
If it’s all vomitand dungwhen he’s ‘in the pink’,
deathreduces him to putrefaction and stink.
So no GayLothario was this Innocent Pope,
clearly appalled at the thought of a grope.
‘De miseria humanae conditionis’
was certainly not the work of a handsome Adonis.
Although in frescoes he cuts a commanding figure,
his prognathous jaw was only slightly bigger
than his jug-handle ears and long thin nose,
which, with his pale complexion, pose
the proposition that he was actually a German,
and seemed to regard humans as lower than vermin.
His Desperate Dan jaw of the lantern variety
had a light in there to search out impiety.
Yet people still read the song that he’d sung:
‘the more delicate the food, the more reeking the dung.’
Given the obsessions of Pope Innocent III,
it’s fitting that his title rhymes with…
Now what’s the word?
Our brother in Christ had a truthful yet sharp tongue....
Erm I think you have another channel where you discuss game of thrones? Am I right?
Haha, yeah this does sound like a plot summary of Game of Thrones
It is more like a dramatic outcry against immoral life and the vanity of materialist lifestyle.
it's a naively (for lack of better word) unrealistic view of the human condition.
@@Shyuthrosnaevin for that time an ingenious and insightful view of the human condition
By the pope!
A new upload!
Humble thyself before your lord, thy God.
Prepare to meet thy God, oh man!
@Riftgardian These words lead to hell. See the Book of Job.
@Riftgardian Loyalty? It has nothing to do with loyalty. I'm just warning you - with these words you will walk straight to hell. You will not be sent there. You will walk there.
@Riftgardian I'm not a Christian, so your "Clearly you do." is just another misjudgement.
I understand you because I would say the same thing you are saying many years ago.
If you read what Jesus said, with an open mind, you will understand that he didn't want people to be blind, he wanted them to see beyond their basic understanding.
@@my_temporary_name oh you're not a Christian? Guess what, according to Christianity, you're going to hell as well.
Can you also read out the odyssee, iliad and the aeneid?
Amen
Perfect
Anyone know the painting?
To quote Agent K, “Kind of makes you proud.”
I was in a good mood this morning but I guess that's over then.
Such is life before the advent of the God-Emperor.
Truth is what you can laugh at or ignore but the truth does not change for you if you do either; It’s you that needs to change your opinion that the human condition is ugly in a beautiful way. For we can’t change the mass of society but only change ourselves.
In order to build your wealth,you have to invest ,investing is the ability which allows you to put your money in vehicles that have the potential to earn strong rate of return...
W•H•A•T•S•A•P•√
+=1= 8= 1 =3 =3= 2 =0 =9= 2= 2= 6.
Plz do more of these sir. Sargoy audio books are chk chk 👌
This was great
The "Everything is sexist, everything is racist and you have to point it all out" of long, long ago.
My answer to Cardinal Lothario de Segni, we are all of these things, created in his image.
no way its my man, how many channels do you have?