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PIGMAN: Enter the Rat Cave Submitted by Bosch Fawstin on Sat, 2008-09-06 05:07.
At the end of this War on Jihad, it will be that we have finally buried the cavemen, the religious cavemen, who we had to face one last time in a fight as ugly as al Sadr's face, before achieving victory.
And yes, the end game against Jihad will be this ugly. But from their ashes, a more sublime world.
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Yes, the Twin Towers are the
Yes, the Twin Towers are the dominant symbol in my pieces and even in the idea that runs through The Infidel, dualism, the most obvious one being the twin brothers who personify us vs them. And if you notice as well, Sandi, the fact that Pigman walked into the cave as if he owns the place, with it taking on his shape, the gray in the piece echoing his head and shoulders, along with the Tower shadows being placed where they'd be on his chest.
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I always admire the subtle reference to
the twin towers which is heroically synonymous with PIGMAN.