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not to be antiamerican but on god i'll live to see the day the US' empire falls still in my lifetime đ
#the UN decision has me fucking LIVID#if you haven't been following the news: brazil drafted a solution for the humanitarian crisis in gaza#12 countries voted in agreement đšđł đ«đ· đŠđ± đ§đ· đȘđš đŹđŠ đŹđ đŻđ” đČđč đČđż đšđ đŠđȘ#2 abstained đŹđ§ đ·đș#and ONE. ONE VOTED AGAINST đșđž#and because that ONE vote for some reason matters more than 12 otehr votes#the solution won't be passed#i'm so fucking mad. UN is such a joke. the US is such a joke. every empire falls and i will live to see the day the US does#im so tired#if you havent gotten it this is a pro-palestine blog. my mind will not be changed. just get out of here if you are not
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I play the cool math games Guess the flag game in my head to fall asleep at night
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  @shadowyspectreââ â„âd for a spicy Azure starter !
     He doesnât know why heâs humoring him ; thereâs a part of him that wants to get this encounter over with, and thereâs a part of him thatâs curious as to whether or not Macaque meant what he said. Or rather, what he proposed to the towering lion.Â
  â if itâll get you to stop talking-- â He wants to say aloud, but his train of thought is cut short when the dark-furred simian slips from view, only to reappear in front of Azure with a coy smirk playing on his lips. He invades the lionâs personal space further with a step, hands reaching out to grasp at his thick belt and pull himself to come front-to-front with the towering lion. Â
     He hates it when Macaque looks at him like that, with eyes half-lidded and probing for doubts and weaknesses. A brief pause flies by, yet it feels like eternity before a hiss of discontentment leaves the ex-enforcer, air being sucked through ivory fangs as magenta eyes look down at the grinning shadow-mage.Â
  â how do you want to do this ? â Azure asks, and he already knows that Macaque will not let him live it down in the future.Â
#âazure lion: in character.â#âazure lion / v. s4.â đŒđźđ±đ± đčđđȘđŸ đ°đłđŽđŒ đŸđŽđș đ·đȘđŒđ·đŽđčđȘ đčđđȘ đŹđŠđČđȘ ïč#shadowyspectre#suggestive tw#suggestive tw //
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@thenightmareofyourdrems | sc.
â  I was wondering if I might have a moment of your time, my lord?  â There was some HESITATION on approaching the king with the matter that he wished to address. While he had been accepted as one of Camelotâs own despite the HISTORY that was known to Arthur, there was no illusion that some matters were still ratherâââ DELICATE so to speak.  â  Iâve caught word that the camp I was raised in will be passing by. Itâs been some time since Iâve seen those that I consider my family and wished to know if you would have any issues about me seeing them?  â Considering many of the druids still performed magic and such a thing remained OUTLAWED, perhaps not the wisest of things to ask. And yet, upon hearing the news, Mordred couldnât help that longing to see them once again. Perhaps not family by blood but his newfound family amongst the knights was not linked by blood either.Â
The blood of the covenant ran thicker than the water of the womb.
â  Of course, not under the flag of Camelot to avoid your potential embarrassment and I will take precautions that they are far enough away and none follow me back if that may put your mind at EASE, my lord.  â
#⧠ |  đŸđŽđș ïżœïżœđŠđ»đȘ đČđȘ đłđŽ đšđđŽđźđšđȘ  |  mordred  |  interactions#thenightmareofyourdrems
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Beijing Is Going Placesâand Building Naval Bases
Here are the top destinations that might be next.
â July 27, 2023 | By Alexander Wooley and Sheng Zhang | Foreign Policy
People welcome Chinaâs space-tracking ship Yuanwang-5 at Sri Lankaâs Hambantota International Port in Hambantota, Sri Lanka, on Aug. 16, 2022. Ajith Perera/Xinhua Via Getty Images
China famously built its first overseas base, a launchpad for the Peopleâs Liberation Army Navy (PLAN), in Djibouti in 2017. Where will it build the next one?
To answer that question, the authors drew on a new AidData data set that focuses on ports and infrastructure construction financed by Chinese state-owned entities in low- and middle-income countries between 2000 and 2021 and implemented between 2000 and 2023. The detailed data set captures 123 seaport projects at 78 ports in 46 countries, worth a combined $29.9 billion.
A core assumption of our analysis is that Chinese financing and construction of harbor and related infrastructure, either through foreign aid or investment, is one indicator of ports or bases that might serve the PLAN in times of peace or war. And with reason: Chinese law mandates that nominally civilian ports provide logistic support to the Chinese navy if, as, and when needed. Financial ties established through port construction and expansion are enduring, with a long-term life cycle to the relationship. Beijing also sees a corresponding nonmonetary debt to its outlays: The larger the investment, the more leverage China should have to ask for favors.
Our data reveals that China is a maritime superpower ashore as well as afloat, with extraordinary ties in the worldâs low- and middle-income countries. Chinese state-owned banks have lent $499 million to expand the port of Nouakchott, Mauritania, a nation where the total GDP is around $10 billion. Freetown, in Sierra Leone, has seen its port financed to the tune of $759 million, in a country where total GDP is $4 billion. It is a worldwide portfolio, stretching even to the Caribbean. The symbolic beachhead there is Antigua and Barbuda, where in late 2022, Chinese entities spent $107 million to complete the expansion of wharfage and sea walls at St. Johnâs Port, dredge the harbor, and build shoreside facilities.
Drawing a connection between an ostensibly commercial investment and future naval bases may seem odd to those unfamiliar with Chinaâs way of doing business. But a Chinese port construction or operating company can be traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and also be an official government entity. Among the major players in port construction is China Communications Construction Company, Ltd. (CCCC), a majority state-owned, publicly traded, multinational engineering and construction company. One of its port subsidiaries is China Harbour Engineering Company, Ltd. (CHEC). Both are major players in building ports overseas. In 2020, the U.S. Department of Commerce sanctioned CCCC for its role in constructing artificial islands in the South China Sea.
To narrow down the basing options, we applied other criteria too, including strategic location, size of port and depth of water, and potential host country relations with Beijingâmeasured, for example, by alignment in voting in the U.N. General Assembly. Where available, we also drew on publicly available satellite imagery as well as geospatial mapping sources and techniques.
From this, we arrived at a shortlist of the eight most likely candidates for a future PLAN base: Hambantota, Sri Lanka đ±đ°; Bata, Equatorial Guinea đŹđ¶; Gwadar, Pakistan đ”đ°; Kribi, Cameroon đšđČ; Ream, Cambodia đ°đ; Luganville, Vanuatu đ»đș; Nacala, Mozambique đČđż; and Nouakchott, Mauritania đČđ·.
Chinese-Funded Port Infrastructure and Most Likely Naval Base Locations
Chinese state-owned entities have committed $29.9 billion to finance 123 projects to expand or construct 78 ports in 46 countries from 2000-2021. This map shows formally approved, active, or completed projects for 49 ports and highlights the eight locations of those most likely to be used as Chinese naval bases.
Note: Map excludes pledged funding and canceled or suspended projects. Russiaâs port of Sabetta (the Yamal liquefied natural gas project) is also excluded. It has received an estimated $14.9 billion from China; however, researchers were unable to disaggregate the amount that went solely to the Sabetta seaport. Map By Sarina Patterson/AidData. Source: AidData/William & Mary
Ousting or outflanking the United States in the Western Pacific is a priority for Beijing, as is challenging the United States, India, and the rest of the so-called Quad alliance in the Indian Ocean. And more than half of our shortlist is indeed Indo-Pacific-oriented, as is Djibouti. Whatâs surprising is the intensity of Chinese investment, including in ports, on the Atlantic side of Africa. Factoring in Chinese port operators, China is more active across a greater number of ports on the Atlantic side of Africa than on the Indian Ocean, where so much geopolitical attention has been focused. China has been building ports from Mauritania southward around West Africa, through the Gulf of Guinea, and to Cameroon, Angola, and Gabon.
A base in West or Central Africa would be a bold play for a navy that is still getting its blue-water legs just 15 years after learning how to operate far from home, in the anti-piracy missions in the Gulf of Aden. Atlantic bases would put the PLAN in relative proximity to Europe, the Strait of Gibraltar, and key trans-Atlantic shipping lanes. And a shift to the Atlantic would be against the run of play. The United States has been obsessed with the Indo-Pacific, inking the AUKUS security partnership with the U.K. and Australia, deepening logistics ties with India, returning to the Philippines and the Solomon Islands, and cooperating on defense with Papua New Guinea. A PLAN base in the Atlantic would wrong-foot the naval calculus of Washington and Brussels, and send planners back to the drawing board.
We also find that China likes to put its ports in out-of-the-way places. One example is Beijingâs heavy investment in the port of Caio, an exclave province of Angola. Sometimes there are simple explanations: a lack of natural harbors of sufficient depth of water, or proximity to natural resources. But according to one shipping executive, Chinese entities in the past have seen their ports exposed to labor strife, public protests, and other disruptions, and so now prefer to distance themselves from these situations. Chinese entities likely prefer secure new locations where they can ensure majority and unfettered control or avoid a host countryâs public opinion backlash. These would also be selling points in determining where to locate a naval facility.
More on our top eight most likely PLAN bases, highlighted on the map:
1. Hambantota, Sri Lanka đ±đ°
China has collectively sunk more than $2 billion dollars into Hambantotaâthe most of any port anywhere in the world, according to our data set. Beijing exercises direct control over the facility. Coupled with its strategic location, the popularity of China among elites and the population, and Sri Lankaâs alignment with China in U.N. General Assembly voting, Hambantota is our top candidate for a future base.
2. Bata, Equatorial Guinea đŹđ¶
Sources in the U.S. Defense Department raised concerns about Chinese interest in a base at Bata, which were then picked up by mainstream media. The absence of any official statement by Beijing on a base is not necessarily conclusiveâthere were repeated denials from China about any such intentions for Djibouti, right up until the time an announcement was made that a base was coming. The commercial investment was used as the entree, but within months, construction had begun. Politically, Equatorial Guinea (as well as Cameroon and Togo) are all family dynasties or authoritarian regimes in power for years with succession plans in place or mooted. According to the Economist Intelligence Unitâs Democracy Index in 2022, all three rank toward the very bottom of global democracy rankings: Togo at 130th, Cameroon at 140th and Equatorial Guinea at 158th.
3. Gwadar, Pakistan đ”đ°
The China-Pakistan relationship is both strategic and economic. Pakistan is the flagship country for Chinaâs big Belt and Road infrastructure gambit, and itâs Beijingâs single largest customer for military exports. In Pakistan, Chinese warships are already a fixture: As it modernizes, Pakistanâs navy has become the largest foreign purchaser of Chinese arms, operating modern Chinese-designed surface warships and submarines. Gwadar itself is strategically situated in the far west of Pakistan, providing cover for the Strait of Hormuz. China is significantly more popular with the Pakistani public than the United States is. Though troubled, Pakistan is a democracy, and so China cannot necessarily permanently count on a leadership friendly to the notion of a naval base. Much could hang on the fate in Pakistan of the massive China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, the belle of the Belt and Road ball, of which Gwadar is a big component. The stakes and scrutiny are high, and success or otherwise of the economic corridor could impact receptiveness to a PLAN base.
4. Kribi, Cameroon đšđČ
The Kribi port trails only Hambantota in terms of the size of Chinese investment. It is Bataâs most likely competitor, but the ports are only about 100 miles apart. China would likely only choose one. Cameroonâs U.N. General Assembly voting and overall geopolitical positioning aligns well with China. Elsewhere, Caio in Angola, Freetown in Sierra Leone, and Abidjan in CĂŽte dâIvoire would all be basing possibilities, based on the size of Beijingâs investments there. Of Sierra Leoneâs two main political parties, one (the All Peopleâs Congress) is closely linked to China. At political rallies, its supporters have chanted phrases such as âWe are Chineseâ and âWe are black Chinese.â Beijing has successfully insinuated itself into the political life of the country.
5. Ream, Cambodia đ°đ
While the official investment to date has been small, Ream, Cambodia, is very likely to be a PLAN facility in one form or another. While the United States and the West are popular with Cambodians, Prime Minister Hun Sen is a longtime ally of Beijing, and it is he who matters. Although he plans to step down in August to be replaced by his son, heâs expected to continue to call the shots. The elites of Cambodia have done well under Belt and road Initiative and are aligned closely with China. In 2020, Cambodiaâs voting in the U.N. General Assembly mirrored that of China and coincided with the United States on just 19 of 100 contested votes that year, a rate only slightly higher than Iran, Cuba, and Syria. Hun Sen denies that Ream will be hosting the PLAN anytime soon, but the evidence indicates otherwise.
6. Luganville, Vanuatu đ»đș
Beijing has spent decades trying to crack the first island chain that hems it in. A PLAN base, perhaps not very large, makes sense somewhere in the South or Central Pacific. While our data shows only limited Chinese investments in port infrastructure in the region thus far, Vanuatu is one location where construction has been funded, at Port Luganville on the island of Espiritu Santo. An investment of $97 million is not small, as it puts Vanuatu in the top 30 investments globally, according to our data. And there is precedent: In World War II, the strategically located island was home to one of the largest U.S. Navy advanced bases and repair facilities in the Pacific. The Canal du Segond in front of Luganville was a massive, sheltered anchorage, home to fleets, floating dry docks, an air base, and supply bases.
7. Nacala, Mozambique đČđż
While Chinaâs port investments in Mozambique have not been on the same scale as in other locations, neither have they been insignificant. Mozambique also has not seen the backlash to Chinese loans and investments witnessed in other countries in East and Southern Africa, such as Kenya and Tanzania. China is popular with elites and the general population, and it sponsors a significant amount of the countryâs media content. The question is: Where to site a base? Maputo is the largest port, but it is run by the government and Dubai Ports World. China has funded construction or expansion in both Beira and Nacalaâboth ports make our top 20 in terms of investment totals. Beira is likely too shallow for large warships, as it requires regular dredging. Nacala would make the most senseâit has seen sizable Chinese investment and is a deep-water port.
8. Nouakchott, Mauritania đČđ·
Mauritania is removed from the logjam of PLAN options in West and Central Africa; Nouakchott is more than 2,000 miles northwest of Bata, for example. The West African nation is also significantly closer to Europe and chokepoints such as the Strait of Gibraltarâroughly only two daysâ steaming at 20 knots. At the 2020 U.N. Human Rights Council hearing on Chinaâs new security law for Hong Kong, 53 countries supported China, including Antigua and Barbuda, Cambodia, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, Sri Lankaâand Mauritania.
Wild Card: Russia đ·đș?
While China has been spending loads in the developing world, it could still try for a base in the nearly developed world, by co-locating fleet units at one or more Russian navy bases. There is a clear upside from the Chinese perspective: It doesnât have to persuade the Russian leadership that the United States and Europe are a threat, and thereâs little danger of any U.S. charm offensive to lure Russia away.
Russia has naval bases across its vast land mass, many of which are Cold War legacies. What could be attractive to PLAN naval planners would be a base in the North Pacific Ocean. Such a facilityâsay, the existing Russian base at Vilyuchinsk on the Kamchatka Peninsulaâwould be secure, distant from public scrutiny, make use of existing warship docking and repair facilities, and have the merit of placing the PLAN between Japan, a U.S. ally, and Alaska. In both 2021 and 2022, the PLAN and the Russian Navy conducted extensive joint exercises in the East China Sea and western Pacific, including circumnavigating the Japanese main islands. China could also share facilities with the Russian Navy in the Barents Sea, located off the northern coasts of Norway and Russia, or Kola Bay, a natural harbor off the Barents Sea, providing it access to the North Atlantic.
â Rory Fedorochko and Sarina Patterson contributed to this report â Alexander Wooley is a Journalist and Former Officer in the British Royal Navy.
â Sheng Zhang is a Research Analyst with AidData's Chinese Development Finance Program, where he tracks underreported financial flows and leads geospatial data collection. He is the co-author of a previous AidData report on Chinaâs global development footprint, Banking on the Belt and Road.
#Infographic#China đšđł#Naval Bases#Top Destinations#AidData#United States đșđž#India đźđł#Quad Alliance#Indo-Pacific-Oriented#Djibouti đ©đŻ#Mauritania đČđ·#Gulf of Guinea đŹđł#Angola đŠđŽ#Cameroon đšđČ#Gabon đŹđŠ
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reblog to try reach as many non-Americans as possible
they're the majority demographic on this site so it's inevitable, but let's try get some balance
countries were included based on Commonwealth membership, and whether English is an official and/or predominant language according to Wikipedia.
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  livewire tags !
âlivewire: inbox / replies.â âlivewire: behavior.â âlivewire: headcanon.â âlivewire: in character.â âlivewire: mirror / faceclaim.â âlivewire: isms.â âlivewire: playlist.â âlivewire: aesthetics.â Â âlivewire: desires / shipping.â Â âlivewire: attire.â âlivewire: abilities / skills.â
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â„ dusk !!
What was he so ashamed of ? From the lion's point of view, the body that Dusk presents him with is that of a glorious survivor. If Azure weren't in the state he's in now, he'd correct the simian in how he chose to perceive himself. But alas, the other's lavender enchantment has taken its hold over the towering enforcer, rendering him -- at least in HIS eyes -- a hot, hormonal mess.
Instead, why doesn't he show Dusk how he feels about the simian's body ?
â i can do that. â He states, form taking a steep lean back for a paw to touch the ground. A large glyph appears a foot or so behind him, spinning rapidly and suddenly-- BOOM ! An impromptu rock made with the intention of being able to lay down on with proper support, as well as provide a little height ; to make up for the difference between the two gentlemen, of course, and no other reasons whatsoever !
â c'mere, you. â He encourages the other, regaining his posture enough that he can stand up with one swift motion. The blue-hued lion isn't necessarily rough with Dusk in how he picks him up, oversized hands grasping at the other under his armpits, lifting him as if he were a bag of feathers.
A step and a turn, the ginger-maned man ignores the log entirely and goes about setting the simian onto the edge of the rock formation with care. One of his hands wraps around Dusk's thighs, giving it a preempted squeeze. Azure lowers himself, squatting in front of the shadow mage ; his cock throbs, impatient and dissatisfied from the stalling of its release. Bearded face plants itself against a thigh, magenta eyes looking up with craving, lengthy tail thumping against the ground with eagerness.
â you can grab my hair, if you want. â He offers, his words followed by a thunderous purr. â i don't mind. â
"Not my fault it takes a real man to impress me."
#âazure lion: in character.â#âazure lion / v. s4.â đŒđźđ±đ± đčđđȘđŸ đ°đłđŽđŒ đŸđŽđș đ·đȘđŒđ·đŽđčđȘ đčđđȘ đŹđŠđČđȘ ïč#dxwnxdusk#dxwnxdusk - macaque#suggestive tw#suggestive tw //
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These are African countries with their capital:
1. Algeria - Algiers đ©đż
2. Angola - Luanda đŠđŽ
3. Benin - Porto-Novo đ§đŻ
4. Botswana - Gaborone đ§đŒ
5. Burkina Faso - Ouagadougou đ§đ«
6. Burundi - Bujumbura đ§đź
7. Cabo Verde - Praia đšđ»
8. Cameroon - YaoundĂ© đšđČ
9. Central African Republic - Bangui đšđ«
10. Chad - N'Djamena đčđ©
11. Comoros - Moroni đ°đČ
12. Democratic Republic of the Congo - Kinshasa đšđ©
13. Djibouti - Djibouti đ©đŻ
14. Egypt - Cairo đȘđŹ
15. Equatorial Guinea - Malabo đŹđ¶
16. Eritrea - Asmara đȘđ·
17. Eswatini - Mbabane đžđż
18. Ethiopia - Addis Ababa đȘđč
19. Gabon - Libreville đŹđŠ
20. The Gambia - Banjul đŹđČ
21. Ghana - Accra đŹđ
22. Guinea - Conakry đŹđł
23. Guinea-Bissau - Bissau đŹđŒ
24. Ivory Coast - Yamoussoukro đšđź
25. Kenya - Nairobi đ°đȘ
26. Lesotho - Maseru đ±đž
27. Liberia - Monrovia đ±đ·
28. Libya - Tripoli đ±đŸ
29. Madagascar - Antananarivo đČđŹ
30. Malawi - Lilongwe đČđŒ
31. Mali - Bamako đČđ±
32. Mauritania - Nouakchott đČđ·
33. Mauritius - Port Louis đČđș
34. Morocco - Rabat đČđŠ
35. Mozambique - Maputo đČđż
36. Namibia - Windhoek đłđŠ
37. Niger - Niamey đłđȘ
38. Nigeria - Abuja đłđŹ
39. Rwanda - Kigali đ·đŒ
40. Sao Tome and Principe - Sao Tome đžđč
41. Senegal - Dakar đžđł
42. Seychelles - Victoria đžđš
43. Sierra Leone - Freetown đžđ±
44. Somalia - Mogadishu đžđŽ
45. South Africa - Pretoria (administrative), Bloemfontein (judicial), Cape Town (legislative) đżđŠ
46. South Sudan - Juba đžđž
47. Sudan - Khartoum đžđ©
48. Tanzania - Dodoma đčđż
49. Togo - Lome đčđŹ
50. Tunisia - Tunis đčđł
51. Uganda - Kampala đșđŹ
52. Zambia - Lusaka đżđČ
53. Zimbabwe - Harare đżđŒ
54. Congo Brazaville :Brazaville
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Is it too late to join or ?? Gabonese Highschool Girl Miku đŹđŠ (took the whole day) by aka_toritsuka
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by type, I don't mean which specific flag is your favourite, but which general design you personally like the most (regardless of dragons and other symbols that automatically increase their coolness, obviously. or the countries they represent.)
not all the world's flags are here because there are too many for the character limit. in case you're wondering, the most prevalent design is 3 horizontal stripes!
as always, reblog for a bigger sample.
#polls#poll#tumblr polls#flags#vexillology#text#a couple days ago i was going through the emoji keyboard randomly and got to flags#and got the idea to sort them into categories bc i was curious and wanted to know how many there were#peak audhd brain lol#another category that didn't fit is rectangle + stripes đ°đŒđŠđȘđ§đŻđČđŹđŽđČđ§đŸ consider these with triangle i suppose
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And now, the Nations of the World! Brought to you by Tumblr Anon!
United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Haiti, Jamaica, Peru
I forgot the rest of the song
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  azure lion tags !
âazure lion: behavior.â âazure lion: headcanon.â âazure lion: in character.â âazure lion: mirror / faceclaim.â âazure lion: isms.â âazure lion: playlist.â âazure lion: aesthetics.â âazure lion: desires / shipping.â âazure lion: attire.â âazure lion: abilities / skills.â
âazure lion / v. prologue.â đâđŠâđ»âđȘâ ïżœïżœâđŽâđșâ đ«âđŽâđ·âđŹâđŽâđčâđčâđȘâđłâ đŸâđŽâđșâđ·â đ”âđșâđ·âđ”âđŽâđžâđȘâ ïč âazure lion / v. rebel.â đ±âđȘâđ«âđčâ đŒâđźâđčâđâ đłâđŽâđčâđâđźâđłâđŹâ đ§âđșâđčâ đ·âđșâđźâđłâđȘâđ©â đ”âđ·âđźâđ©âđȘâ. âazure lion / v. s4.â đŒâđźâđ±âđ±â đčâđâđȘâđŸâ đ°âđłâđŽâđŒâ đŸâđŽâđșâ đ·âđȘâđŒâđ·âđŽâđčâđȘâ đčâđâđȘâ đŹâđŠâđČâđȘâ ïč âazure lion / v. emperor.â đłâđŽâđŒâ đčâđâđȘâ đŒâđŽâđ·âđ°â đšâđŠâđłâ đ§âđȘâđŹâđźâđłâ. âazure lion / v. epilogue.â ïč đČâđŠâđŸâ đŸâđŽâđșâ đŠâđ±âđŒâđŠâđŸâđžâ đ§âđȘâ đžâđŠâđčâđźâđžâđ«âđźâđȘâđ©â.
#âazure lion: behavior.â#âazure lion: headcanon.â#âazure lion: in character.â#âazure lion: mirror / faceclaim.â#âazure lion: isms.â#âazure lion: playlist.â#âazure lion: aesthetics.â#âazure lion: desires / shipping.â#âazure lion: attire.â#âazure lion: abilities / skills.â#âazure lion / v. prologue.â đđŠđ»đȘ đŸđŽđș đ«đŽđ·đŹđŽđčđčđȘđł đŸđŽđșđ· đ”đșđ·đ”đŽđžđȘ ïč#âazure lion / v. rebel.â đ±đȘđ«đč đŒđźđčđ đłđŽđčđđźđłđŹ đ§đșđč đ·đșđźđłđȘđ© đ”đ·đźđ©đȘ.#âazure lion / v. s4.â đŒđźđ±đ± đčđđȘđŸ đ°đłđŽđŒ đŸđŽđș đ·đȘđŒđ·đŽđčđȘ đčđđȘ đŹđŠđČđȘ ïč#âazure lion / v. emperor.â đłđŽđŒ đčđđȘ đŒđŽđ·đ° đšđŠđł đ§đȘđŹđźđł.#âazure lion / v. epilogue.â ïč đČđŠđŸ đŸđŽđș đŠđ±đŒđŠđŸđž đ§đȘ đžđŠđčđźđžđ«đźđȘđ©.
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@literataeâ | sc. | mordred
â About Arthurââ â Perhaps it was a dangerous subject to approach. One best left UNSPOKEN but he couldnât hold it back forever. Perhaps Arthur had been what led to the loss of his love but that was hardly where his BITERNESS rested. No, it was with the other warlock. Emrys. He had been the one to betray him every step away the way since childhood. Back when he was no more than a boy searching for freedom and peace for himself and people. He had had such HOPE back then though he had hurt others for his own safety as well.
He took a breath, bright eyes avoiding the woman as he struggled to find the right words. Words that would hopefully not divide them. â Do you truly believe killing him is the best action? I donât believe it had been him that has let to both of our grief. I still see possible REDEMPTION in the king. â It had been Merlin pushing him to make, in Mordredâs eyes, all the wrong choices. Hidden behind the scenes and playing the part of a fool to conceal his true identity. â As much as I want Emrys to pay for all he has doneââ perhaps EXPOSING him could cause him to fall and allow Arthur to make his own choices. â Â
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Four days later, the youth of the world are revolting everywhere. đ»
The day of the revolutionary youth in all countries against the terrorist Jewish occupation everywhere, from everywhere, from Palestine, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, Djibouti, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Mauritania, Sudan, Libya, Yemen, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Somalia and all countries of the world, the day of revenge, we are facing youth and a new generation that knows the meaning of the terrorist Jews, we are facing the day of rage in all cities of the world.
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