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    Shit I Believe In
    Shit I Believe In
    Shit I Believe In
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    Shit I Believe In

    By Enir Nabu

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    These are random tweets taken from my Twitter account. I have epiphanies all the time so I jot them down. People said write a book about all these thoughts. So I did. I have ideas of how the world once was, is now and should and will be. My thoughts come in different variations as far as information about the past somewhere and translate in my way or in new ways of running the world as a collective of people globally.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEnir Nabu
    Release dateJan 31, 2012
    ISBN9781466072374
    Shit I Believe In
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    Enir Nabu

    I believe I'm an incarnated soul from up there somewhere. Here to help.

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      Shit I Believe In - Enir Nabu

      Shit I Believe In

      Enir Nabu

      Copyright 2012 by Enir Nabu

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      Look...I know that when I talk about changing the world, and making it currency free & more equal, it sounds scary but, I don’t mean take away the shit we already have.

      I know we shouldn’t want to live in a world where we’re ALL equal. I mean, shit...we’re the top dog country! We have no idea what it feels like to be a bullshit, powerless country.

      But us keeping all of the crap we have but also making all countries more capable of having the crap we have would help us out in the long run.

      We wouldn’t be as hated. Other countries wouldn’t break their necks to be like us. There’d be no global empires. The actual citizens of countries would be nice to each other.

      So, we as the USA have to stop hoarding. The citizens have to stop our elected elite from running around Earth killing shit everywhere.

      It would eliminate terrorism, crime, cops, etc. The world would have an abundance of everything because people would now have time & freedom to actually, think.

      It’s easy for

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