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Terror in civilization; is directly related to errors, made by world leaders; earliest record of of this fact Isaiah: ISAIAH 3:12. O! My people those who lead thee cause thee to ERR, and destroy the way of thy paths. On line KJV http://ebible.org/kjv/kjv.htm The horrors inflicted by the monarchy, against the peoples of France; was used in the same way to incite the mass, as was the tea tax used by The Founding Fathers to incite the American colonists against the English Crown; bringing about The Revolutionary War.

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