Loose Rebellion of Insurgents

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-	'''The Loose Rebellion of Insurgents''' was [[The Great Bling War]] faction that replaced the [[TIA]] after General [[Myers, Tim|Tim Myers]] surrenderd to Blank forces.	+	The '''Abusive Aussie Husband/Battered Southern Wife''' is a stereotype found in 1980's Australian media, which caused controversy in the United States for being politically incorrect. The most famous examples are Bob and Verandah Miller and Kevin and Michelle Duncan. The battered wives are hotties.
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-	==Background==	+
-	In the second month of the [[The Great Bling War|Bling Wars]], the rag-tag [[TIA]] was on the verge of collapse. Poor organization and inefficant tactics made members not only suffer militaristicaly, but also morality-wise. Myers was rarely seen within 20 feet of the battlefield. Although Myers officially surrendered to [[Blank Club]] High-Command in February, some [[TIA]] members were reafy for round 2.	+
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-	==Members==	+
-	* [[Horgan, Joseph]]	+
-	* [[Van der Kloot, Bannus]]	+
-	* Zach Connerty-Marin	+
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The Abusive Aussie Husband/Battered Southern Wife is a stereotype found in 1980's Australian media, which caused controversy in the United States for being politically incorrect. The most famous examples are Bob and Verandah Miller and Kevin and Michelle Duncan. The battered wives are hotties.