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On the come up on Basquiat, paolo Parisi, with the crown drawing reminds me of when I said rani, the other can be altered against will. I went to Tower of London around 10 years ago, freaked out seeing Anne Boleyn’s stuff who was sexually slandered, falsely charged with treason & beheaded. How it even occurs to people to do this, elaborate plans against powerless compared. Treason punishment shouldn’t exist.
— Nov 04, 2026 05:49PM
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I hope the historian Michael Bloch is dead. Bastard. Did you know retaliation can result in altering the stuff of a person through the nhs and ‘first time foodies’ without their knowledge and will for speaking about being assaulted, removing their fertility, their ability to have sex, ridiculing the Qur’an applying Surah 18, which is their rapists birthdate, to construct a barrier there, removing ovaries.
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Elizabeth was smart. Diplomacy & trade. Marrying a foreign power might help regarding enemies, but they may drain resources in wars of their own & regard England as a satellite of his own country. This is what happened in the fallout of the WWII. Accepting that US & Russia were vying to be the main superpower would have been better, to focus on trade alone. This is what china did, built itself on trade
— 18 hours, 50 min ago
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Elizabeth’s fear after being imprisoned in the tower is so understandable for anyone facing capital punishment death penalty & being told “they don’t change the rules”. No mercy like Mary, Margaret & Katherine intervening. She didn’t name successors in fear that she’ll go to the tower again. You know how anxiety inducing it is waiting for capital punishment, slandered. Cruelty of the ocean, mercy of God.
— 19 hours, 12 min ago
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Mary I was horrible. She burned catholics, and monks did this. Look what she did with such power over the land. Elizabeth tore down images of the saints in the churches which is a Catholic practice. In our faith, I believe it says to not produce likenesses of people as only God creates and He has no partners in His creation.
— 20 hours, 11 min ago
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Tower Hill is where they did public executions, capital punishment death penalty, it leads to Tower of London and even for a job I first commuted from Tower Hill, the base to disguise. Get married or executed, princess bride. Anne Boleyn was sexually slandered by Henry Tudor to falsely charge her with treason, imprison (?) & enact the death penalty. On the come up to Basquiat. The Tudor colours are green and white.
— 21 hours, 18 min ago
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She would make a decision at midnight, but change her mind in the morning. That’s so real.
— 22 hours, 25 min ago
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Fireworks is animal cruelty and I will always stand by the fact that it should be outlawed.
— 22 hours, 46 min ago
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Elizabeth speaks very well, really educated, enjoys history & learning, wise. She knew what she was doing with Mary though, I think, & her past ‘dithering’ before decisions could have been useful to make it appear that she was conflicted. Her aim was peace, to keep her throne. After she dies, James peacefully ascends uniting England & Scotland.
— 23 hours, 53 min ago
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Capital punishment, death penalty is unjust killing. If a person ‘dies’ imprisoned, even significantly later, you can assume the death penalty was applied. False allegations in the lead up, including treason, designed to discredit & reverse the role of victim to villain to falsely imprison, following complaints on the same grounds made is revealing. Iran also applies the same punishment but for political dissent.
— Nov 05, 2026 07:12AM
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Sophia Those powerful already can avoid or escape these kinds of things but the powerless? The sick, disabled, vulnerable? The already traumatised? The already susceptible? Who can’t protect themselves? Who don’t receive direct intervention and protection? It becomes a ground to take advantage of to enact sadistic - envious - fantasies. Any nation that does this, any around the world, should not be somewhere where people choose to be, those who can should reside elsewhere.


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Sophia Difference between the treatment of white people v non white people, extra harm and elaborate revenge schemes against non white people if they don’t comply regardless of disability and absence of protections and adjustments, disability aside, the comparison is clear, even white people if they receive the same treatment, hardly ever, it’ll be to prove a point and probably not the truth. Unfavourable treatment on the grounds of race, disability, gender, yes they wouldn’t have dared if it wasn’t gender at play, religion. Ugh


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Sophia Tower of London is known for royal executions and its crows


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