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This blog is dedicated to whatever I happen to feel like saying at the time. I am not always right, but I reserve the right to think I am. Everything I say is not going to be absolute truth, as I fall prey to satire, comedy, mayhem and bad reading habits. If you choose to believe what you're told without doing any research, you get what you deserve. If you know the answer better than I, speak up, or forever hold your, well, you know...
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as you so often say..
you betcha
"Libertus" is not the Latin word for "freedom." (It actually refers to a freed slave.) The word for "truth" is "libertas," and with the preposition "in" it goes into the ablative case, which in this case is "libertate." "Verum" is an adjective, but you presumably mean the noun "truth," which is "veritas." "In Libertate, Veritas" would be the correct title.
I stand corrected, sir.
And have made it so.
Thanks.
At least I talk good english.
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