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If naruto and sasuke were in the real world and went on a killing spree do you think the army or any human forces would be able to stop them?
 

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Ten Ten could low diff
 

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We will go WWII on them
 

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Nuke them.
And then the Illuminati can finish the job.
 

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**** no they would probably kill everyone in a month.
 

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The Avengers will save us.
 

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There's no need for army to stop these 2 b!tchs because Steven seagal can solo them all at once

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Nuke them.
And then the Illuminati can finish the job.
The Illuminati aren't trying to takeover the world. They've been given a bad rap for 100s of years. The Illuminati wanted Austrian acquisition of Bavaria. Bavarian loyalists defected and gave exaggerated testimony to demonize the order. House searches and confiscated documents seemed to support these claims, plus the continued existence of the Illuminati in Northern Germany was seen as evidence that they were still up to no good (despite it essentially being a masonic reform movement at this point). Robison and Barruel spun all of this into conspiratorial narratives about the french revolution, which later authors have interpreted depending on their own views.
 
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