Abishai100
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The Atrium
If you've ever seen/read the paramilitary fantasy-adventure stories in "G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero" (Hasbro), you know that American youngsters are fascinated by espionage and daredevil fantasies.
G.I. Joe (Hasbro) presents super-terrorists, ninja assassins, unbreakable patriots, etc. engaged in battles for dominion over American society (and globalization).
Such youthful fantasies can perhaps be coordinated with Biblical passages/proverbs about 'foolish courage' as it applies to the sins of Mystery Babylon. After all, shouldn't we encourage people to make connections between spiritualism and art?
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Serpentor (Wikipedia)
If you've ever seen/read the paramilitary fantasy-adventure stories in "G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero" (Hasbro), you know that American youngsters are fascinated by espionage and daredevil fantasies.
G.I. Joe (Hasbro) presents super-terrorists, ninja assassins, unbreakable patriots, etc. engaged in battles for dominion over American society (and globalization).
Such youthful fantasies can perhaps be coordinated with Biblical passages/proverbs about 'foolish courage' as it applies to the sins of Mystery Babylon. After all, shouldn't we encourage people to make connections between spiritualism and art?
![afro :afro: :afro:](/styles/smilies/afro.gif)
Serpentor (Wikipedia)