Is the Independent a Zionist newspaper?
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There are potentials. Eg. Gavin Newsom. He did well on Hannity.
It's too late for him to become the candidate, but perhaps he'll do as vice president.
Statistically there's something like a 50% chance that Biden dies within the next few years. No one lives forever. There needs to be a good backup.
I think you posted your comment on the wrong story.
Almost certainly.
You missed I. That's a picture of Dennis Nilsen, as portrayed by David Tenant in the tv adaption Des. It's quite good.
B is Dahmer.
Don't know who G is but he seems familiar.
Here's their wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro-Mediterranean_Human_Rights_Monitor
Founder and chairman is Ramy Abdu:
Ramy Abdu (Arabic: رامي عبده) (or Ramy Abdo) is a Palestinian financial expert, assistant professor of Law and Finance, and human rights advocate who was born in the Gaza Strip. He is the founder and chairman of the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor ... Abdu was the assistant director and Palestine Office Manager for Council for European Palestinian Relations, an organisation described by The Independent as "a Belgian non-profit organisation that lobbies on behalf of the Hamas-led Gaza Government
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramy_Abdu
Not that this means the story isn't true obviously, but the source isn't exactly unbiased.
Goes to show that making a good game is still more art than science.
Hell, make a broken or buggy game, if it has the special something it'll still likely become a classic.
Eg. Fallout New Vegas or Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.
It's worse than shit, it's mediocre.
At least people talk about shit games, which means some people buy a copy just because they're curious.
Mediocre stuff? No one's interested.
Given this is nostupidquestions, I'm going to treat this like it's a serious question.
This being said and not that I believe in it, but you might as well do it right and start by reading something like this:
Or this:
https://archive.org/details/the-book-of-abramelin-german-to-english-translation/page/32/mode/2up
(For the Fallout fans, this is almost certainly where the name of the Parson's State Asylum Abremalin Field Generator in Fallout 4 comes from.)
Or this:
Or read up on Crowley, who was also inspired by lots of this kind of stuff.
It's all super interesting, because this kind of thing has been bubbling under the mainstream for centuries, often vestiges of pre-christian pagan religion basically, even if a lot of it is quite modern. Movies and fictional works which do their research and incorporate elements of this are also quite interesting:
Examples: Antichrist (2009), The Witch(2015) and Annihilation(2018).
Obviously, be careful with this kind of thing. Take it too seriously, spend hours reading up on it, and you start thinking "hmm, maybe there's something to this." at which point you're literally engaging in delusional thinking. It's a rabbit hole basically. And obviously you know it's all nonsense, but humans are inherently superstitious animals.
I've hurt my hip. Leave me alone.
No, you're retro! runs away sobbing
Mr. Blobby.
Oh, sorry. You're right to clarify, the lack of a comma does make it ambiguous. I've added one. Obviously that's actual Nilsen not Tennant. Just mentioned the show because I remember it being good.