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Landed aristocracy of Prussia and Eastern Germany. "Junker" in German means country squire. The particle "von" before their family names indicated their belonging to the nobility.
Otto von Bismarck and Paul von Hindenburg are famous Junkers. (pronounced YOON-ker)
by The Sneak September 16, 2004
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Romulus, twin brother of Remus.

He was the founder of the great city of Rome, thus the humble beginings of the greatest civilization the world has ever known.

The Roman Empire.
My brother made fun of my crappy computer, I was thinking of pulling a "Romulus" and killing him.
by The Sneak January 20, 2004
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Technocracy, the politico-economic movement, advocates the optimization of the welfare of human beings, by means of scientific analyses and engineered action. It does not limit itself to established economic, political and administrative forms, but considers those as human artifacts subject to optimization. As a result, the group's reforms seem quite radical to many people.

Technocracy advocates an economic system in which production is run at full capacity at all times, and purchasing power equal to the productive capacity is evenly distributed to all. The organization claims that this will guarantee both well-being and security for all.
A government or social system controlled by technicians, especially scientists and technical experts.

No country has ever been a true Technocracy, this is a hypothetical type of government.
by The Sneak September 16, 2004
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One who believes that the human race, if united under one government (a true Technocracy) with one language, could achieve many great things. A neo-globalist is willing to unite the human race with any means possible, including the killing of those who stand against it.
one world
one language
one people

The galaxy would know our name, even god would fear us.
by The Sneak September 16, 2004
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