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I am not so sure. The uncertainty worked well for henry 8th and worked well for others since.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostSounds like fat face is losing the plot.
Once you start executing a senior public official every week, it can't be long before all the survivors start wondering when they will be next, and plotting to assassinate the dear leader, and not before time.
A bigger worry is that anyone intelligent will not accept any sort of government position.
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Surely all this country needs for a revolution is not a plan, but this :
a) A General with access to a shooter and 'Little Fattie'
b) Person (a) above willing to pop both 'Little Fattie', and themselves, off in very quick succession.
Then the whole nation would breathe a collective sigh of relief no?
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Couldn't happen to a nicer bloke, mind you they'll have to use an armour piercing round to get past the blubber dear leader seems to have amassed while his countrymen starve...Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostSounds like fat face is losing the plot.
Once you start executing a senior public official every week, it can't be long before all the survivors start wondering when they will be next, and plotting to assassinate the dear leader, and not before time.
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Sounds like fat face is losing the plot.
Once you start executing a senior public official every week, it can't be long before all the survivors start wondering when they will be next, and plotting to assassinate the dear leader, and not before time.
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There seem to have been a lot of these stories recently. I wonder if they've been caught with a copy of The Interview?
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You're Fired
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