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The government controls our water supply, our food supply, our medical supply, our media, our armed forces, our police, they have all our money and all of the most horrifying weapons on earth. Do you see anything wrong yet?

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Thank you for your question. When introducing Empress Lv to foreign readers, she can be perceived as "the Cleopatra of China" as a way to make her more accessible to those unfamiliar with Chinese history. Since you are interested in their specific similarities, let me briefly outline them. First, the two women lived in roughly the same historical period, and in later narratives both came to be associated with exceptional beauty. Second, each rose to prominence through association with powerful political and military figures: Cleopatra relied on leading Roman figures to consolidate her rule, while Empress Lv built her authority upon the foundation established by Liu Bang. Afterward, both exercised long-term, de facto control over their respective states, thanks to the partnerships. Third, they each faced significant external pressures: Cleopatra had to contend with the expansion of Rome, while Empress Lv dealt with tensions involving the Xiongnu/Huns. There are also certain dramatic parallels in their endings. Cleopatra is traditionally said to have died from the bite of a venomous snake, while Empress Lv's death was associated with a "mad dog." After their deaths, struggles over succession quickly escalated, and heirs involved in these disputes were eliminated amid violent power struggles. Of course, this comparison serves mainly as a bridge for understanding. The institutional settings, cultural traditions, and historical trajectories in which they lived were fundamentally different, and they could never be entirely the same. Yet it is striking that in two civilizations separated by great distance, such similar patterns of power and echoes of fate emerged, a reminder of profound, cross-cultural resonance.

Why was not a single Illegal immigrant forced to take the Vax like you were?

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The cross is part of the mission. The imperialist occupation of the world is disrupted from within; the violence that until now has been the law is unmasked. The poor, imprisoned, and rejected Messiah descends into the darkness of death, yet in so doing He brings a new creation to light. #HolyThursday