I don't think it's military, but my friends decided to start an Anti-tyranny movement. Their goal was(the movement disbanded) to covertly overthrow any Tyrants that come into power.

Their motto was "Sic Semper Tyrannis" which one of them claims is latin for "Thus, now to Tyrants"

another prase they constantly used (they jacked it from the movie "Better Luck Tomorrow") was "Break the Cycle"

Originally Posted by Damien

Their motto was "Sic Semper Tyrannis" which one of them claims is latin for "Thus, now to Tyrants"

Close. It means: Thus Always to Tyrants.

I blame society

"Sic Semper Tyrannis" is on the flag of the Sovereign State of Virginia (now under its 139th year of occupation by a foreign power).

It means "Thus always to tyrants".

It was said by Brutus as he stabbed Julius Caesar.

It was also said by John Wilkes Booth after he shot Lincoln.

Eh... and my friends thought they were being original

Break the Cycle
-Good CD, although a little heavy for my tastes