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NBDL Garde

by TG13730

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SCANDAL IN MARSEILLE "When the President, with the help of the new Pope Geo Jacks 15, decides to revive the Law of December 9, 1905" Preview date announced on the poster: September 27, 2026, at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris Marseille is in an uproar. The President of the Republic, in a secret agreem

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DesignerTG13730
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Tagshumor, 6tmd-modeling, lowpoly
SCANDAL IN MARSEILLE "When the President, with the help of the new Pope Geo Jacks 15, decides to revive the Law of December 9, 1905" Preview date announced on the poster: September 27, 2026, at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris Marseille is in an uproar. The President of the Republic, in a secret agreement with the new Pope Geo Jacks 15—a pontiff as flashy as he is mysterious (dark glasses, a white Lamborghini Popemobile emblazoned with the Vatican coat of arms)—decides to revive the 1905 Law on the separation of Church and State. The first shocking move: replacing the iconic statue of Notre-Dame de la Garde that overlooks the city. The gilded Virgin and Child is to be succeeded by a new statue—equally gilded—depicting a female politician holding a child. Between the Old Port and the Vatican, the affair quickly escalates into a state scandal. Flying banknotes, playing cards, rosaries, power plays, money, and betrayals: every side tries to capitalize on the maneuver.

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