Tyrants of the Yesterday and Today
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the constant basis of fear. In Athens, it derived itself from deadly laws. Today, this tyrannical fear works just the same. A tyrant was once generally defined as a one-man ruler. Unfortunately the word is now used to describe such people as Saddam Hussein and Slobodan Milosevic. These people hide behind an illustration they paint of themselves and claim they are not evil. The fact is ruthless tyrants are evil and they must be stopped.
the constant basis of fear. In Athens, it derived itself from deadly laws. Today, this tyrannical fear works just the same. A tyrant was once generally defined as a one-man ruler. Unfortunately the word is now used to describe such people as Saddam Hussein and Slobodan Milosevic. These people hide behind an illustration they paint of themselves and claim they are not evil. The fact is ruthless tyrants are evil and they must be stopped.