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Algeria



Thou accusest me of deeming all dissenters bewitched, yet I have uttered no such decree. I say only this: no mind is fashioned in a vacuum. We are all, myself included, subject to the whispers of the age in which we dwell. The true dispute betwixt us is not whether influence existeth—for on that we are agreed—but whether its reach is so feeble as to be dismissed, or so profound as to demand our gravest scrutiny.
I choose the latter, for history hath ever shown that the strongest chains are those mistaken for ornaments.