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Why Bother? / Re: A Question for Herr Hauser and Senor Raul
« Last post by Holden on March 07, 2025, 02:29:12 pm »
The history of the Beast is fulfilled, and in humility it awaits a double death —the physical annihilation and the obliteration of the recollection to itself.
Ulrich Horstmann , Das Untier.
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What Now? / Re: Scribblings by Laurance Labadie
« Last post by Holden on March 07, 2025, 02:06:48 pm »
Mr Ibra,

I was a bit worried about you. I'm glad you are still around.

Take care.
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Why Bother? / Seas of Suffering {(1) (to Don Raul)
« Last post by Holden on March 07, 2025, 02:05:34 pm »
Don Raul,

Thank you for your message. My apologizes for the late response.

How does one begin when one intends to end it all? They say that Kant,who at one time represented the supreme manifestation of the Teutonic intellect ,had ,with age, turned into blubbering child.
The idea to crimp into the unmanifested mathematical point, for outside of it lies misery and seas of suffering.

This body, an animal, like a pet, like a dog, has been around for a while now. It eats, it sleeps. It tries to hide from the strangers and from the endless seas of suffering. Only, maybe it has come to realise that the only place that is available, wherein, one may safely hide is the unmanifest mathematical point.

This dog does its tricks . It fetches the stick. They feed it sometimes. But also kick it quite often. The dog is no longer a puppy now. Maybe it is partially lame. The vision in the eyes is fading slowly but surely.

It never asked to be here. It was “thrown into existence”. So, what does it do? It fetches the stick and eats the breadcrumbs which are  thrown towards  to it. Maybe it is getting tired now. No longer wants to play “fetch”. It wants to go to the corner and lie down,for good, hide its shabby face forever.

Take care.
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JUNK DRAWER / Talking Heads - Psycho Killer
« Last post by raul on March 07, 2025, 07:58:29 am »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1icgRZnuw5k
Talking Heads - Psycho Killer
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British drug boss Robert “The Voice” Dawes gets life in prison for ordering murder of innocent Dutch school teacher
14 January 2025
3 minutes
By David Amoruso for Gangsters Inc.

British drug boss Robert “The Voice” Dawes was one of Europe’s most powerful criminals. His organization operated in countless countries in and outside the continent and stretched all the way to South America, the Middle East, and Asia. After achieving such heights, Dawes felt he could get away with everything. Even with killing an innocent school teacher in the Netherlands. He was wrong.

Last week, Dawes was found guilty by a Dutch court of ordering the brutal murder of Gerard Meesters, a 52-year-old social studies teacher whose only crime was having a sister who had stolen from Dawes.

Dawes was not present in court. His lawyer said they would appeal the verdict.


Robert Dawes
Thieving sister
Jeanet Meesters and a friend of hers allegedly stole a shipment of 1000 kilos of hashish in Spain of which Dawes owned a portion. Unable to locate Jeanet, Dawes decided to go after her family instead.

On November 24, 2002, several of Dawes’ Dutch and English associates made the journey to the city of Groningen in the north of the Netherlands. Their destination was the house of Gerard Meesters. The Englishmen rang his doorbell and handed the perplexed teacher a piece of paper with a Spanish telephone number on it. They told him to call that number and give the person on the other end of the line the location of his sister Jeanet. If he didn’t phone the number, the men said, they’d come back. “And not to have a talk,” one adds.

Meesters had no idea where his sister was and when he called the number he quickly hung up after the man on the other end of the line refused to say his name. The move sealed his fate. The Englishmen returned four days later. Again they rang the doorbell. When Meesters opened his door, he was shot eight times and died at the scene.

Daniel Sowerby was eventually convicted of this murder and sentenced to life in prison. His accomplice who drove the car received an 8-year sentence. Prosecutors pointed to Dawes as the man who ordered the killing, but were unable to get to him due to lack of evidence.

Fighting for justice
Meesters his children never gave up on justice though. They pestered Sowerby to tell them who ordered him to do the killing, visiting him in prison and keeping up the pressure. Sowerby relented a little bit, giving Dutch prosecutors enough to at least charge Dawes in 2021.

By then, Dawes was already behind bars, serving a 22-year-sentence for drug trafficking in France.


Dawes after his arrest
He was brought to the Netherlands under heavy security measures. In court he was evasive, refusing to really answer any question the judge or prosecutors had.

The verdict came on Friday, January 10, 2025, when he was found guilty of ordering the murder of Meesters. “This is about the cold blooded murder of a completely innocent victim. A murder to pressure a woman on the run,” the judge reasoned. “Ordering the execution of a person solely for being ‘the brother of’ is evidence of unprecedented cruelty.”

Because of this, Dawes was sentenced to life in prison. He will be extradited to the Netherlands after finishing his sentence in France, which will be around 2030. According to Dutch law, Dawes will be eligible for parole after serving 25 years of his life sentence. At that time he will be in his early 80s.

https://gangstersinc.org/2025/01/14/british-drug-boss-robert-the-voice-dawes-gets-life-in-prison-for-ordering-murder-of-innocent-dutch-school-teacher/
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What Now? / Re: Scribblings by Laurance Labadie
« Last post by raul on March 07, 2025, 06:39:37 am »
Ibra,

As they say in American English, long time no see. I am glad you are still among the living although I myself do not want to wake up anymore. Thank you for the video clip and the article by Jean Claude Michea. I will watch it and read the article.

As you well know, this world is a prison and we, demonic clowns, are pretending it is all normal.

Stay safe wherever you are.
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What Now? / tittytainment: Keeping the masses in line
« Last post by Ibra on March 07, 2025, 04:23:27 am »
Although i have some fatigue of too much abstract analysis, this one is a good one. might  be of interest

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This was the case, for example, in September 1995, when, under the aegis of the Gorbachev Foundation, “five hundred leading politicians, businessmen and scientists”29 who considered themselves the world’s elite, met at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco to share their points of view on the destiny of the new civilization. Given its purpose, the forum was governed by the desire to achieve the most rigorous efficiency: “There are strict rules designed to minimize rhetorical ballast: those introducing a subject for debate are given just five minutes, and no contribution is supposed to last for longer than two.”30 Once these ground rules were established, the assembly began by acknowledging, as an obvious fact that did not merit discussion, that “in the next century, 20 percent of the population will suffice to keep the world economy going”. Starting from such a sincere foundation, the forum was able to strictly formulate the main political problem that will confront the capitalist system over the next few decades: how will the world elite be able to continue to govern the eighty percent of surplus humanity, whose uselessness has been programmed by liberal logic?

After the debate, the solution that was finally imposed as the most reasonable was the one proposed by Zbigniew Brzezinski31 under the name of tittytainment. This portmanteau word simply defines a “mixture of deadening entertainment and adequate nourishment [to] keep the world’s frustrated population in relatively good spirits”. This scornful and cynical analysis32 possesses the obvious advantage of defining, with all the clarity that could be desired, the specifications that the world elites assign to the school of the 21st century. Starting from the basis of this analysis, one can deduce, with a minimal margin of error, the a priori forms of any reform destined to reconfigure the educational apparatus exclusively in accordance with the political and financial interests of Capital.

from this essay:
The school of ignorance and its modern conditions - Jean-Claude Michéa
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What Now? / Re: Scribblings by Laurance Labadie
« Last post by Ibra on March 07, 2025, 04:19:52 am »
Hello Hentrich, Raul, Holden and Silenus. thanks for keeping this board alive, a hidden small place in midst of insanity.
Sadly or not, I am still alive in this morbid existence. start ageing as almost 4 decades passed of my life and couldn't make tail or head of any of it.
many health afflictions, and still in my shameful wageslavery. a brave die once and the coward dies 1000 times as they say, well can't die young anymore.
wish you  all some sort of solace in these damned life.

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What Now? / Re: Scribblings by Laurance Labadie
« Last post by Ibra on March 07, 2025, 04:00:01 am »
Just sharing the same excerpt of Labadie, one of the finest minds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV__IVUYMtY
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JUNK DRAWER / Italy migrant boat shipwreck: Nearly 60 killed off Calabria coast
« Last post by raul on March 04, 2025, 03:53:23 pm »
Italy migrant boat shipwreck: Nearly 60 killed off Calabria coast
27 February 2023

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Kathryn Armstrong & Oliver Slow
BBC News
At least 59 migrants, including 12 children, have died and dozens more are feared missing after their boat sank in rough seas off southern Italy.

The vessel broke apart while trying to land near Crotone on Sunday. Migrants from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Iran were on board.

A baby was among the dead, Italian officials said.

Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi, who visited the scene, said as many as 30 people may still be missing.

Bodies were recovered from the beach at a nearby seaside resort in the Calabria region.

The coastguard said 80 people had been found alive, "including some who managed to reach the shore after the sinking".

The exact number of people who were on the boat, which had sailed from Turkey several days ago, is not clear.

Rescue workers told the AFP news agency that the vessel had been carrying "more than 200 people", which would mean more than 60 people unaccounted for.

Many of the migrants were fleeing very difficult conditions, Italy's president said.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif referenced reports that more than two dozen Pakistanis were among the dead, and called the news "deeply concerning and worrisome". He instructed Pakistan's diplomats to "ascertain facts as early as possible".

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The vessel is reported to have sunk after it crashed against rocks during rough weather, sparking a large search-and-rescue operation on land and at sea.

Video footage shows timber from the wreckage that had been smashed into pieces washing up on the beach, along with parts of the hull.

Survivors are seen huddled under blankets, attended to by Red Cross workers. Some have been taken to hospital.

"There had been landings but never a tragedy like this," the mayor of Cutro, Antonio Ceraso, told Rai News.
Read more:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-64776621
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