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“To the tyrants of today and to the tyrants of tomorrow deliver this warning, passed down from ages long ago. Beware the eagle, the lion, and the bear. For the valiant will resist you. LOOK. EVEN NOW ... THEY ARE COMING FOR YOU!”

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