Ah, thanks for this - I have vaguely remembered this show for years and wondered what the heck it was called, and what it was about.

Other vaguely remembered early 80's favorites of mine: Renegades and Streethawk.

Usonian,

If you have a point, make it.

Sorry, Antinous. I am loathe to feed the troll, but since it's clear that there is no possible response to Cowicide that will not result in further ad hominem attacks and vague accusations of treason and skulduggery anyway, I will go ahead state that I am unimpressed by his preemptive "anyone who contradicts my claims is a liar" debate technique.

Interestingly, nobody ever has any proof? Well then, let's finally set the record straight and show your proof please?

Cowicide accuses all American Freemasons of swearing unspecified treasonous oaths, based on unquoted passage in an unnamed, super-secret book belonging to an unnamed, "high-ranking" Mason in an unnamed location. Were I to suggest that it is impossible for anyone to prove that unnamed books and indeterminate criminal oaths do not exist, my guess is that the counter-argument would have something to do with my being a liar, a coward, a cockroach, engaging in high cronyism, with a straw-man about the Skull & Bones society thrown in for good measure.

:::Yawn:::

In fact, one of the concepts we're taught first is that nothing in Masonry will conflict with your obligations to God, Family, or Country.

I was about to post more or less exactly the same thing. It's too bad we've both been preemptively called liars!

Widgetking beat me to it, I met Garloo at the Chicago MSI last July - the Lesser toy robot collection is worth the price of admission alone!

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