Words of A Nobody

I should be free from any accusation for this sportive article, for my aim is not to harm anyone. If Nicander of Colophon should not be judged as veneficial, me too is not introducing novel evils. I created none of these things, nor am i the first person who warns against them; indeed i mention people like celebrities, the owner of many friends, women, single people, and so on, but i made no comments regarding their being such, i said watch out a celebrity, because you cannot resist if a celebrity is to wrong you; i said, insult these and those people, because now i see they are insulted and they are powerless. You can neither by being activist nor by reading this become more righteous, it is plain about the character the craft people adopt to appear to be better than they really are. I hope whatever i now describe could be no longer, but so long as they exist, i must not put an ox on my tongue: if you ever find disgusting with them, may such common wicked custom of simulating or dissimulating could earlier be despised.

Sing me, O goddess, of the craft of the anti-regime activists: what the craft is; what the craft may creat; and to whom the craft is beneficial. With this very craft those who are advanced in knowledge reap allies and fame, thus their friends would be supported and their enemies be harmed.
First of all, to people humble in statue their tongue is an uttermost evil, because the severe rage from great people for revenging comes after it. For this reason, you ought to utter no more than the aid your allies may give, who are for you because they fear your words.
The law of friendship demands everyone to advocate their friend, no one prefers to hear the witness of a stranger when their friend is talking. 
Watch out the friendship with those celebrities who own many friends, because their acquaintances could be your judges.
Do not trust those who trust you, unless they consider you as a potential danger.
The wise person never insults others, the wiser person endures insults, but the wisest person has friends who will judge that he is indeed insulted when he accuses, you are seen as a wise man by keeping silence, if by no means you are useful.
Mock those senior activists who drive stupids into their trap, do not be like a donkey to be led away by the expectation of fame.
Since you are a supplicant fled your fatherland in exil, you have left the power of one despot, but your found the authority of many despots.

Fame is alcohol to young people, while it is a poison to those without strength; it is nothing to him who grants, but may become your enormous debt. Whoever grants you fame are but ravens which roam upon you and expect to gain from your dead body at no price.
Treacherous men bring peril by the cunning of pretending, women of the pernicious race bring hidden one by hiding their character: watch out whatever amorous sweetness women grant you, for when she has her mind changed, it will become your sin.
A righteous woman is powerless in front of wicked men, but with the support of the mob, a wicked woman is invincible: because there are as much vices among women as among men, either a woman or a man you trust, he or she brings the same pest on you. 
Slander no one, in order that some day you could slander them, for the unknown weapon is most wonderful and powerful.
Insult at your will those who are alone, and moderately the poor whom the vulgar multitude despise, never insult women. For there is still chance for people in deprived statue to be prospery, but once the alone one fell down, no one would set him up.
Those who ask you about things which are known to them are hostile to you, when they inquire they are finding fault with you, answer them with silence. If they insist, reproach them, ask what are they doing, why being celebrity attack a private person who is satisfied in keeping silence.

Behold, so long as there are human, there will be masters, under new name they prepare secret hook for inexperienced people. Neither are the oppressed more righteous than our oppressors, nor it is the habit of those who are soaked in tears to have more sympathy.
What does the blind herd of defected little human deserve? The lame fate distributes the mask of scoundrel or of virtuous person. Human's mind is easily influenced by the accident of chance, thus they debate on democracy, aristocracy or monarchy.
You chose freedom, what did you say, alas is freedom! Without equality, with expelled kindness and scorned justice? Who discerns that the ghost of despots will go to the bottom of hell, while through the same end that of their enemies to heaven? 
Which person among the base could gain the sense of decent things by caring about politics, could the new-rising flatterers of the multitude sense in the way fitting free people? Whoever whose mind is sound guards his own interests, for this reason the multitude think themselves to be better! 
Such i said , really i do not want you to be desperate, i shall harm you by deceiving if i hide the half of things. Everyone judges things by not ignorance but examining, to whom an evil ever be beneficial when it is unheard?
At end keep in mind the origin of everything: with the questioning into the nature, human and divine will shall be revered.