#SaveStargate Indeed! ❤️

People often ask why fans still care so much about Stargate after all these years. The answer is simple. It was never just a TV show. Behind every episode were writers, actors, directors, crew members and thousands of people who poured their hearts into creating something special. They gave us stories that made us laugh, think, dream and escape for an hour when life got tough. For me personally, Stargate was always more than entertainment. It was comfort during difficult times, something to look forward to, and a world I could disappear into when I needed a break from reality. But what makes Stargate truly special isn’t the ships, the aliens or the gate itself. It’s the people. The people who created it. The people who brought the characters to life. And the fans who have kept the franchise alive for nearly three decades. Every like, comment, repost and message I’ve received over the last few days reminds me that behind this campaign are real people with real memories and real stories. That’s why #SaveStargate matters. Because this has never just been about a television series. It’s about what that series meant to millions of people around the world. And the world and universe needs to be part of more … a lot more Love and respect @BaronDestructo @MichaelShanks @rachel_luttrell @iamchrisjudge @martingero and the cast and crew over those magnificent years .

Another Stargate director chimes in. This is a daily feature now, more and more former directors, writers, actors and Stargate affiliated workers are speaking up. Dear @AmazonMGMStudio Are U starting to see the big picture yet, or are you just curious to how far we'll take this.

Exclusive from @oliver_wright Dartmoor ponies could be subject to mass culling to reduce the impact on biodiversity after a controversial ruling by the government’s environmental quango Natural England has demanded that all livestock grazing on the moor is reduced by about 75 per cent to protect other habitats, plants and species The move looks set to result in the culling of up to nine in ten of the semi-wild ponies as farmers prioritise their own cattle and sheep to remain within Natural England’s limit to minimise the impact on their own livelihoods Natural England argued that the move was necessary to protect the diversity of Dartmoor, which is a designated site of special scientific interest However, the plan goes against a government commissioned review into the future of Dartmoor, published two years ago, which concluded that Natural England “should not take actions likely to result in a reduction in pony numbers”, adding they were “invaluable for conservation grazing” The move has led to claims that the quango is acting as judge, jury and executioner of the ponies — a species which is itself seen as endangered Dartmoor ponies could be put to death under biodiversity plans thetimes.com/article/ba529f3…

“Dedicated Fanbase” #SaveStargate

In 1750 BC, a man named Nanni bought copper from a Babylonian dealer named Ea-Nasir. The copper was garbage. So Nanni carved his rage into a clay tablet and had it delivered. It survived 3,770 years. It is the oldest written complaint on Earth, and it tells you exactly how ancient trade worked. Here is the wild part. There were no banks, no contracts you could sue over, no shipping insurance. Long distance trade ran entirely on reputation and trust. A merchant like Ea-Nasir built a network by being reliable. Cheat one customer and the whole city heard about it. So Nanni was not just venting. He was doing economic warfare. A bad review in 1750 BC could end your career, because your name was your only collateral. Copper itself traveled insane distances. It came from Oman, sailed up the Persian Gulf, and passed through traders in Dilmun (modern Bahrain) before reaching Mesopotamia. No coins existed yet. People paid in weighed silver, barley, and promises recorded on clay. And we know all of this because one angry customer refused to let it go. The tablet is in the British Museum right now. Ea-Nasir has been roasted for nearly four thousand years and he has no idea.

Dial up the gate 😎 @AmazonMGMStudio #SaveStargate

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