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It has occurred to me that I am too partisan on this blog, and a good old\u00a0vitriolic\u00a0blog shouldn’t take sides with any political faction. The aim is to superlatively influence, and the ball and chain of party affiliation reduces that influence on parts of the online demographic.<\/h2>\n
As such, I am no longer going to support anyone in particular via\u00a0this blog, and I will solely use this space\u00a0now to criticize or mock people and raise questions like a good blogger. That is, unless special circumstances force me to revert it back to a more partisan role. The previous post I made here, “”Islamic State” is too good for its own Prophet?”<\/em> is a new model post for me here at the L’Ordre<\/em> blog, and future posts I make will follow a similar objective. They will analyze and criticize foreign governments and groups (from my perspective in the UK), something I have so far been quite good at.<\/p>\n #ISIS<\/a> thinks it knows better than the #ProphetMohammed<\/a> (PBUH), by destroying Assyrian ruins. http:\/\/t.co\/5JLlrVvjDb<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/O1DZ2BN4UQ<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Harry Bentham (@hjbentham) May 16, 2015<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n I will also cease writing my\u00a0own op-eds around the web, and instead comment on other writers’\u00a0op-eds and reviews with this blog. My promised review of No Place to Hide<\/em> by Glenn Greenwald will\u00a0proceed still. Book reviews are things\u00a0done in the spirit of commenting upon others’ views, as I am now re-purposing\u00a0this influential blog to achieve.<\/p>\n The majority\u00a0of my writing has never been political, religious or controversial in any sense, and is actually fantasy fiction. I have far too many working ideas for fiction at the moment to possibly know where to begin, but you can expect new such works to appear in future. A glimpse into a sample of one work in development now can be found at Maquis Books\u00a0by\u00a0the working title “UNKNOWN HORIZON”<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hit “Search Beyond Series” @Amazon<\/a> for more #StarTrek<\/a> style adventures but with added realism http:\/\/t.co\/PV0HOMUta9<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/cAFb1NYslI<\/a> \u2014 Maquis Books (@MaquisBooks) April 12, 2015<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n My Search Beyond<\/em> Series, which first appealed itself to its audience by pretending to be\u00a0Star Trek<\/em> fanfiction at the website Ad Astra, was always actually an original creation by me. I have always been dissatisfied with Star Trek<\/em>‘s light-hearted approach to space exploration and its attempts to appeal to children, and I truly find the premise of Star Trek<\/em> to be absurd. True space exploration should be filled with horror that makes Ridley Scott’s\u00a0Alien<\/em> look like a picnic. The videogames of the\u00a0Dead Space <\/em>series,\u00a0although punctuated\u00a0with occasional Star Trek<\/em> cliches, are\u00a0possibly the greatest immersive sci-fi horror experience I have ever had. I will admit they have become such a great influence on me that I often pictured the\u00a0Ishimura<\/em>‘s corridors as I try to sculpt\u00a0the image of the spaceship Traction<\/em> at the center\u00a0of these palpitating space\u00a0stories.<\/p>\n![\"Search](\"https:\/\/wp-media.beliefnet.com\/sites\/375\/2015\/05\/Search-Beyond-Traction-digital-art-1-small.png\")
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