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The Arrogant Horseman — M.C. Rooney
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Published:
Sep-2015 -
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Main Genre:
Science Fiction -
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184 -
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WE ARE ALL ONE PEOPLE AND WE ARE ALL EQUAL. THE FOUR HORSEMEN WILL NEVER ENSLAVE US AGAIN
A religious cult called Cykam has now become the ruling regime on the mainland of Australia. Their current political leader, the Governor-General Rezaul Dean, who is intimidated by the growing influence of the Professor now sends heavily armed soldiers under the command of the Religious Enforcer Thak Ferguson to not only deal with him, but to crush another cult called The Mother Nature in the north of Tasmania. Guns from the mainland against the bows and arrows of the Islanders. It should be a simple task.
But today she was fearful as she unslung her bow. Not fearful of fighting these black-clothed men, but fearful that these soldiers would win today's battle.
How dare they come to her land intent on forcing their belief on others? By what right did they presume to know what was best for her people? By what right did they treat women as second-class citizens? Who cares what was written in that book of theirs. Human equality was right, human equality was the truth, human equality felt like justice, and it felt like peace.
A religious cult called Cykam has now become the ruling regime on the mainland of Australia. Their current political leader, the Governor-General Rezaul Dean, who is intimidated by the growing influence of the Professor now sends heavily armed soldiers under the command of the Religious Enforcer Thak Ferguson to not only deal with him, but to crush another cult called The Mother Nature in the north of Tasmania. Guns from the mainland against the bows and arrows of the Islanders. It should be a simple task.
But today she was fearful as she unslung her bow. Not fearful of fighting these black-clothed men, but fearful that these soldiers would win today's battle.
How dare they come to her land intent on forcing their belief on others? By what right did they presume to know what was best for her people? By what right did they treat women as second-class citizens? Who cares what was written in that book of theirs. Human equality was right, human equality was the truth, human equality felt like justice, and it felt like peace.
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