"Not all souls currently incarnated as humans are 'human'. There are a lot of folks exiled here, some for crimes others for speaking up for truth. You should consider the possibility that if you are a real 'starseed' [non-human soul in a human body], that you may have come to the attention of the CIA. They are hunting those people for the black ops."
~Penny Bradley Nacht Waffen Pilot
ORIGIN OF MAXIM
1400–50; late Middle English maxime ≪ Medieval Latin maxima (orig. in phrase maxima prōpositiō axiom, literally, greatest proposition), noun use of feminine of Latin maximus, superlative of magnus great; see much
noun
An expression of a general truth or principle, especially an aphoristic or sententious one: the maxims of La Rochefoucauld.
A principle or rule of conduct.
ORIGIN OF MAXIMALIST
Russian maksimalíst, coinage orig. applied in 1906 to an extreme splinter group of the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary party; see maximal, -ist
noun
(especially in politics) a person who holds extreme views and is not prepared to compromise.
adjective: maximalist
of or denoting an extreme opinion.