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Besieged Prime Minister Harold Wilson authorised the preparation of Operation Brutus that would have led to "a drastic and permanent abandonment of the sterling system".
If it had gone ahead, it would have meant all sterling assets held abroad would have been frozen, foreign travel banned and no cash allowed out of the country.
It would have represented a kind of economic totalitarianism that would have threatened civil unrest and the collapse of the currency.
Razer, I think since the robots (Hi Marco!) tend to favor the classics, I suspect we're looking at the Julius Ceasar context of "Brutus"
Operation Brutus
Counterinsurgency: Was an air assault mission focused on capturing or denying enemy sanctuary in the area
Razer, I think since the robots (Hi Marco!) tend to favor the classics, I suspect we're looking at the Julius Ceasar context of "Brutus"
Well, they appear to favour R.E.M. as well...
Razer, I think since the robots (Hi Marco!) tend to favor the classics, I suspect we're looking at the Julius Ceasar context of "Brutus"
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I wonder, where is Jenny Carramone, who usually gets an opportunity to show up when robots arrive? Is she, or major/governor dumpty possibly in the ship?
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OK did a little googleing on Operation Brutus and found this, its about something that happened in the UK in 1966. Something about that little peice of text scared me.
Dionysius (II) was a fourth century B.C. tyrant of Syracuse, a city in Magna Graecia, the Greek area of southern Italy. To all appearances Dionysius was very rich and comfortable, with all the luxuries money could buy, tasteful clothing and jewelry, and delectable food. He even had court flatterers (adsentatores) to inflate his ego. One of these ingratiators was the court sycophant, Damocles. Damocles used to make comments to the king about his wealth and luxurious life. One day when Damocles complimented the tyrant on his abundance and power, Dionysius turned to Damocles and said, "If you think I'm so lucky, how would you like to try out my life?"
Damocles readily agreed, and so Dionysius ordered everything to be prepared for Damocles to experience what life as Dionysius was like. Damocles was enjoying himself immensely... until he noticed a sharp sword hovering over his head, that was suspended from the ceiling by a horse hair. This, the tyrant explained to Damocles, was what life as ruler was really like.
Damocles, alarmed, quickly revised his idea of what made up a good life, and asked to be excused. He then eagerly returned to his poorer, but safer life.