#yuss

"But anyway, I had this idea to take advantage of the fact that we all agree on this point. Why don’t we generalize the proposition of this anti-Sharia law movement to say that the government should not be endorsing or establishing any religion in America, whether it’s Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Jews for Jesus, Seventh Day Adventism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormonism, Unitarian-Universalism, Branch Davidianism or Hare Krishna? I was playing with some language and I came up with this rough cut, Mr. Chairman, it goes like this: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. . .”

Raskin SERVED.

Alastor would be proud.

IT TOOK WO MUCH LONGER THEN IT SHOUKD HAVE DUDE 😭

usually a sketchbook lasts me a lil less then a month lmao 😭

WHOOOOOOO

Dear Squidhead Scrutinizer,

Thrust's military career began well before Megatron's uprising. He was the star student at Cybertron's foremost military academy… or would have been, if not for his classmate, Dogfight. Though Thrust could do things like recite the legendary Barricade's strategies from memory, Dogfight had him beat in every practical facet of combat. To eliminate his competition, Thrust arranged an "accident" for Dogfight, and graduated with the top grade, his teachers none the wiser.

After graduating, Thrust rose rapidly through the ranks of Cybertron's defense force. He became chief tactical officer to Sentinel Prime just as Megatron began his rise to power. Here, Thrust again saw an opportunity, and betrayed Sentinel to Megatron, leading to the Autobot leader's legendary defeat at the Straits of Yuss and assuring Thrust a place at the Decepticon warlord's side.

From then on, Thrust became the Decepticons' leading tactical coordinator. It was he that arranged the sacking of the largest Mini-Con settlement in Tesarus, diverting Autobot forces by leaking false intelligence to them about a supposed all-out attack at the frontlines.

After the Mini-Cons escaped aboard the Exodus, Thrust began making plans for Decepticon invasions of alien planets. He organized the takeover of the Tlalakan homeworld, where he helped the Decepticon general Deadlock poison the planet's oceans and eliminate 75% of the population. More worlds fell to Decepticon control thanks to Thrust's strategies, furthering his reputation, with many believing his study of Cybertronian astrology to be the key to much of his victories.

Thrust's greatest victories, however, were on the planets Orga, Duke, and Vector, which all inhabited the same sector of space. Here he managed to bring all three worlds to their knees with almost no Decepticon casualties, by sending infiltrators to each world to orchestrate false-flag attacks that stoked resentment between them—until they erupted into interplanetary conflict. Once their military power had been mostly exhausted, Thrust ordered a three-pronged assault that swept through the battered defenses.