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Frédéric Térence*
"Nothing that is human is foreign to me" *
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*Frédéric Térence is a pseudonym inspired by Terence (in Latin: Publius Terentius Afer), born in Carthage around 190 BC and died in Rome in 159 BC. He was a Latin comic poet, most likely of Berber origin (Wikipedia). He was also a freed slave and is believed to have said: “Nothing that is human is foreign to me.” Yet all things considered, are we not all, for the most part, supposedly freed slaves? In this 21st century of genocide, to paraphrase Terence: “Nothing that is inhuman will be spared us…” …in the absence of a universal awakening of consciousness.
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