Category: Text fragments

“I love my husband, I’m in so much love, and I love my baby.”

And what does that mean, “I’m in so much love”. It’s crazy but the way this lady puts it, it feels like… pressure.

“In my life, I’ve also learned that hope is found in unlikely places.”

President Barack Obama – February 24th, 2009.

“Let me tell you something.
It came out in mainstream news that Tony Blair, every morning is possessed by the spirit of light, and falls down on the ground and flaps around on the ground. That’s mainstream British news. And his wife is an admitted witch who does rituals with him.
The idea was beamed to him by Lucifer when he was on a sacred mountain top. This is not fun!
These people are monsters!
Let me tell you something. Evil ain’t cool and evil ain’t fun.
Evil isn’t good for you, bitches.
You want the truth.. can you handle the truth!? That’s the big question.
Well let me tell you, what Lucifer is beaming to you, isn’t good and I don’t wanna be ran by Lucifer. Comprende? I don’t wanna work for L. Diablo!
I think that’s what I said, it’s just elementary.
Let me tell you something…”

Alex Jones is at it again. These texts are not necessarily used synchronously but come from some rant against Tony Blair.
I assume that he does not really believe all this, but that he understands very well how influence works and deliberately makes up and spreads these kinds of stories for a purpose that is still incomprehensible to me.
I even think that, when the microphone is off, he must have a great sense of humor.

“In English, we call our morning meal ‘breakfast’ like’ breaking a fast’, ending a fast, and Spanish, the word ‘desayuno’, is like the exact same thing, if you break down the word ‘desayuno’ you got a pre-fix ‘des’ and then ‘ayuno’ is the word for ‘fast’, like to undo a fast. And I thought that was weird, like how do you have two different languages come up with the same kind of literal meaning for the first meal of the day”

Weird? It’s not all that unusual, I think… The Dutch word ‘ontbijt’ (= breakfast) originally consists of two parts. The Middle Dutch ‘ont’ means ‘before’. The word ‘bijt’ is derived from ‘bijten’ or ‘eten’. That means that breakfast is seen as ‘beginning to eat’. Pretty much the same… because that’s what your morning meal actually is, isn’t it?

“How many people do you know, personally, died, because of Covid. Who’s fault was that? I will tell you, it was the fault of Fauci, ehm, Eco Alliance, ehm, it was China, it was the Wuhan lab, it was eh, Big Deep Secret Science, it was our Federal Government and it was the health care industry. Some. Some. We now know that they knéw that this, eh, vaccine wasn’t effective, we now know they made up many things. How many people had a grandparent die, where they had to watch them die on Facetime, or standing outside of the nursing home with them not even understanding why they couldn’t, why you couldn’t come in. How many people died because we followed what the government was telling us to do and the government was in bed with these giant pharmaceutical companies and the teachers unions. Now, out of all of those people that lost a loved one and has every reason to be pissed, how many of them that you know, or you have read about, picked up a gun and killed somebody in the government, or Fauci, or the United Healthcare people?”

I just started a stream on some random online talk radio and bingo! I don’t know who this is but it seems like he doesn’t have much faith in the government.

“So, you know, what they wánt you to do, is to fall asleep so you’re not ready and prepared for the hour of escape. It’s because, if you’re not ready, if you don’t even know what tíme it is, how are you gonna be looking for the call and the cry and the shout come out? And eh, be in this land of protection, so you really need to get awake at this hour, if you’re a Christian, and get on top of it, and begin studying the U.N., the Federal Reserve, the uhm, Goldman Sachs, uhm, the Trilateral Commission, The Council on Foreign Relations, the Club of Rome, all of these things, that people are trying to tell you, eh, the Bilderberg Group, all these things where they trying to say, oh it’s just a conspiracy theory, it’s just a conspiracy theory, NO, it’s the fulfillment of scripture, this is really happening, and it’s been implemented now, and we have a short period of time to the midpoint of the Apocalypse, and you néed to be ready!”

I’m not sure about the name of this evangelist, it could be Joyce Meyer.  She is pretty much convinced that the Apocalypse will be here soon. We’ll see.

“If you are willing to volunteer in your neighborhood, or give back to your community, or serve your country, we will make sure that you can afford a higher education.”

President Obama made this statement in one of his speeches. Isn’t that a very sympathetic statement? But… now he’s gone, did he kept his word? And how did that actually worked out in real life? When you think about it, it’s not a very SMART statement, is it?

<phone rings>
“Hello? [..]? What are you doing?”
“Hello!”
“Why?”
“Hello!”
“Why? Who?”
“Hello?”
“Yeah!”
“Yeah! Is this, eh, karate school?”
“Yeah!”
“Yeah!”
“Who’s calling?”
“I wanna join!”
“Who’s calling?”
“This is Collin.”
“How old are you?”
“Eighteen.”
“Eighteen years old?”
“Yeah.”
“Where you’re calling from?”
“Springfield.”
“Springfield?”
“Yeah. Some guy gives me problems, so I want to learn how to beat him up.”
“…Will you?”
“Yeah.”

Funny piece of conversation. But it’s a prank.

“(…) if that does happen then we are not going to allow that to be manufactured hére in Oklahoma. (…)”

This is a fragment of a statement about the use of human embryonic kidney cells in some kind of chemical process. This woman is against it. What strikes me is the emphasis on the word ‘here’ in ‘here in Oklahoma’. This reflects so much of involvement, and proud, I guess.  For me it’s not very clear what is actually said in this fragment, but it looks like in the end there is no problem at all. So what made her so ardent at the start of this recording…

“Überlegen Sie sich das gut, Max.”
“Seien Sie unbesorgt. Die größte Medizin existiert seit über eintausend fünfhundert Jähr.”
“Soll ich wirklich?”
“Der Höchste hat aus den erde ein ausleihe geschaffen. Der Kluge Mann wird für die [….]”
“Was ist dar überhaupt in?”
“Kamille, Eberraute und noch einige andere Krauter.”
“Nah gut, warum nicht.”
(Er trinkt)
“Und?”
“Schmeckt irgendwie seltsam aber gar nicht mal schlecht!”
“Sonst nichts?”
“Nein, sonst nichts.”
“Das ist ja auch kein Zaubertrank.”
“Es dauert einige Minuten bis der Wirkung einsetzen. Wen Sie mochten zeige ich Ihn die Plätzen wir Extrakten sie gerade getrunken hat.”
“Ja! Gerne! Außer der Inspektor hat noch fragen.”
“Nein. Wir sind hier fürs erste fertig.”

This is a fragment from a German radio play.  It is a very polite, formal conversation, between, I guess, a doctor, a patient (or  a suspect), a friend and an inspector.  A man has to drink a cocktail of herbs and apparently some kind of effect is expected.  For me this small fragment visualizes the whole setting, by how these people interact with each other.

(I’m afraid the German text is not free from errors…)