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To: IC720 who wrote (771499)11/11/2022 9:49:57 AM
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Republics, however, always die from suicide. Caesar was forced to cross the Rubicon because of the massive internal corruption. We will see the same fate that took down the Roman Republic. The collapse of the Roman Republic was also set in motion by a massive debt crisis. History always repeats.
Now I’m convinced - it’s time to start reading Armstrong again. If I’m going to get depressed, may as well do it in style - and in good company.
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