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He charged first, killed them next...
Ahmad Suradji's magical skills weren't free. Before he would begin to heal the women who came to him, or perform a ritual to make her more sexually attractive, he first charged her the Indonesian equivalent of between $200 and $400. Once he had the money in hand, he began the "spell" that eventually led to the woman's death.
Prior to discovering that he was a serial killer, Ahmad Suradji's neighbors respected him. He would volunteer his time to help out when needed, particularly if the person who needed him was sick. He also gave money to charitable causes. These ostensibly altruistic activities ultimately helped him out, as his neighbors would recommend him to anyone seeking magical healing services.
Most serial killers have a day job. For example, John Wayne Gacy owned a construction and maintenance business. Things were a bit different in Indonesia, where Ahmad Suradji worked as a cattle breeder. His profession required quite a bit of open land, which provided him with a place to bury his victims.
Ahmad Suradji's killing spree lasted from 1986 until 1997, when he was finally captured. It's possible he could have continued his sinister work, had the body of one his victims not been discovered in a local sugarcane field.
After the police identified her and local residents realized she was last seen alive on her way to Suradji for a shamanic ritual, officials searched his house. Inside, authorities found the woman's belongings, as well as those of several other missing women.
more to come.... comment
section..
Prior to discovering that he was a serial killer, Ahmad Suradji's neighbors respected him. He would volunteer his time to help out when needed, particularly if the person who needed him was sick. He also gave money to charitable causes. These ostensibly altruistic activities ultimately helped him out, as his neighbors would recommend him to anyone seeking magical healing services.
Most serial killers have a day job. For example, John Wayne Gacy owned a construction and maintenance business. Things were a bit different in Indonesia, where Ahmad Suradji worked as a cattle breeder. His profession required quite a bit of open land, which provided him with a place to bury his victims.
Ahmad Suradji's killing spree lasted from 1986 until 1997, when he was finally captured. It's possible he could have continued his sinister work, had the body of one his victims not been discovered in a local sugarcane field.
After the police identified her and local residents realized she was last seen alive on her way to Suradji for a shamanic ritual, officials searched his house. Inside, authorities found the woman's belongings, as well as those of several other missing women.
more to come.... comment
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A. Male figure..2
First thing I want to say is...this blog..
Is..NOT. .about the men here in blogs
And my lips are sealed...because
The rules here..I don't want to break
The rules...
Most people talk about fear of the unknown, but if there is anything to fear, it is the known.”
The fear Agoraphobia is a rare type of anxiety disorder. If you have it, your fears keep you from getting out into the world. You avoid certain places and situations because you think you'll ...get... trapped and not be able to get ..ANY....help.....(mind you)
Fear demands comfort, security, hope. Fear takes shelter in belief. Whether you believe in God or any super power.(in my opinion
Fear is a good thing..believe it or not)
(Psychopaths do not feel fear)
Smoking.. taking drugs. Ganging up with others who feel the same way, and doing whatever comes to the mind...,
Least caring..
hell with the law, society, humanity, who gets hurt and the like...all the ones around..
Like pp....(Peyton place)
In coal black darkness.
IF there is a bottom or what could be staring you right in the face on the other side of the thick veil of darkness.you never know. .
(Ladies think 101 ..times //
Before meeting someone unknown
To you...face to face)
whether the act would be out of curiosity or greed and desire to posses the ultimate knowledge does not matter,..
Sometimes just knowing the outcome isn’t enough for certain people. Let’s say you’re bungee jumping off a tall bridge. You know the rope will pull you back up when you jump, but still fear the unlikely outcome of the rope breaking or somehow injuring yourself. To be fearless is to reassure yourself with rational
knowledge of that fear.
...
The phrase, “There’s nothing to fear but fear itself.” is true enough. All of it is simply in your mind. A good example is if you see a bb gun in someone’s hand. Your mind can play a trick and immediately panic, thinking that it’s a real gun. However, if you know it’s just a toy bb gun, then you know it isn’t life-threatening. You don’t fear the outcome as much because it will probably only involve a mark rather than your life itself.
a place, situation, or thing that is not known about or understood explorers venturing off into the unknown ...you know the
Out come sometimes..
True story....
Fear is paralyzing and intense. Depending on how bad the fear is, it’s like a million thoughts racing through your mind. You can feel and hear your heart race and intensify, like a slight panic. Each thought mostly starts with why and how you even .....
got into the situation you are in currently.....
. It takes about a moment to realize what just happened. You start to ask yourself, what can you possibly do to change the situation?
(Please do think)
Not everyone are lucky...(like me)
The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.
......
There is nothing that man fears more than the touch of the unknown. He wants to see what is reaching towards him, and to be able to recognize or at least classify it. Man, always tends to avoid physical contact with anything strange.”....
- Elias Canetti...
OK....I hope and pray...
God helps ...the innocents.
Is..NOT. .about the men here in blogs
And my lips are sealed...because
The rules here..I don't want to break
The rules...
Most people talk about fear of the unknown, but if there is anything to fear, it is the known.”
The fear Agoraphobia is a rare type of anxiety disorder. If you have it, your fears keep you from getting out into the world. You avoid certain places and situations because you think you'll ...get... trapped and not be able to get ..ANY....help.....(mind you)
Fear demands comfort, security, hope. Fear takes shelter in belief. Whether you believe in God or any super power.(in my opinion
Fear is a good thing..believe it or not)
(Psychopaths do not feel fear)
Smoking.. taking drugs. Ganging up with others who feel the same way, and doing whatever comes to the mind...,
Least caring..
hell with the law, society, humanity, who gets hurt and the like...all the ones around..
Like pp....(Peyton place)
In coal black darkness.
IF there is a bottom or what could be staring you right in the face on the other side of the thick veil of darkness.you never know. .
(Ladies think 101 ..times //
Before meeting someone unknown
To you...face to face)
whether the act would be out of curiosity or greed and desire to posses the ultimate knowledge does not matter,..
Sometimes just knowing the outcome isn’t enough for certain people. Let’s say you’re bungee jumping off a tall bridge. You know the rope will pull you back up when you jump, but still fear the unlikely outcome of the rope breaking or somehow injuring yourself. To be fearless is to reassure yourself with rational
knowledge of that fear.
...
The phrase, “There’s nothing to fear but fear itself.” is true enough. All of it is simply in your mind. A good example is if you see a bb gun in someone’s hand. Your mind can play a trick and immediately panic, thinking that it’s a real gun. However, if you know it’s just a toy bb gun, then you know it isn’t life-threatening. You don’t fear the outcome as much because it will probably only involve a mark rather than your life itself.
a place, situation, or thing that is not known about or understood explorers venturing off into the unknown ...you know the
Out come sometimes..
True story....
Fear is paralyzing and intense. Depending on how bad the fear is, it’s like a million thoughts racing through your mind. You can feel and hear your heart race and intensify, like a slight panic. Each thought mostly starts with why and how you even .....
got into the situation you are in currently.....
. It takes about a moment to realize what just happened. You start to ask yourself, what can you possibly do to change the situation?
(Please do think)
Not everyone are lucky...(like me)
The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.
......
There is nothing that man fears more than the touch of the unknown. He wants to see what is reaching towards him, and to be able to recognize or at least classify it. Man, always tends to avoid physical contact with anything strange.”....
- Elias Canetti...
OK....I hope and pray...
God helps ...the innocents.
Happy Birthday to the oldest WWII US Veteran with perhaps something to learn about aging well
Last night from The Washington Post;
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America's oldest World War II vet just turned 112. He stood from his wheelchair and danced
Sydney Page, Special to The Washington Post
Wed, September 15, 2021, 6:15 PM
Every birthday is a milestone after 100 - especially for the oldest World War II veteran in the United States.
Lawrence Brooks turned 112 on Sept. 12 with a boisterous party outside his New Orleans home, including a vehicle parade, two brass bands and, of course, his favorite chocolate cake.
At one point during the hour-long celebration, Brooks confidently rose from his wheelchair. He danced, he smiled and he waved.
This is his third year as a supercentenarian - meaning age 110 and older.
"We like to tell him, 'Mr. Brooks, as long as you keep having birthdays, we're going to keep throwing your birthday party,' " said Peter Crean, a vice president at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans.
The event was orchestrated by the museum, which has thrown Brooks a birthday celebration for the past eight years.
"He is a fixture here at the museum, but also in the community," Crean said. "He is a wonderful human being who is inspiring to everyone he meets."
Brooks, born in Norwood, La., in 1909, was one of 15 children. He was drafted in 1940 and served until 1945 as a private in the predominantly Black 91st Engineer Battalion, which was stationed in New Guinea and the Philippines.
"We was building roads, bridges and airstrips for planes to land," Brooks recalled in a 2018 video.
After the war, Brooks - who was unable to participate in an interview with The Washington Post because of recent health challenges - worked as a forklift operator until retiring in his 70s.
Brooks is the beloved patriarch of his family: He has five children, 13 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. His wife, Leona B. Brooks, died in 2008.
The National World War II Museum first connected with Brooks in 2013, after a volunteer introduced him to staff.
"He was coming up on his 105th birthday. It was pretty remarkable, and we thought we should have some sort of celebration," Crean said.
"Mr. Brooks represents a generation that saved the world that we know. He was one of 16 million Americans who did his part for his country and the world to make it a better place," Crean said. "He is important to this museum, this city, and he is also important to our country."
So staff began organizing yearly birthday parties for Brooks, all of which - aside from the past two - were at the museum. Each year, the museum hosts a special ceremony honoring Brooks, followed by several musical performances and sweet treats.
Last year, the pandemic forced the museum to put Brooks's traditional birthday festivities on pause, but it refused to cancel the event entirely.
Instead, it brought the party to his doorstep and organized a drive-by parade outside his home, where he lives with his daughter. The museum also campaigned to collect birthday cards, and more than 21,000 notes poured in from around the world.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, and amid the ongoing pandemic, the museum mobilized to throw Brooks another socially distanced, outdoor birthday party to mark his 112th.
This year's celebration was the first time Brooks had used a wheelchair. Every other year he walked with a cane.
"He's beginning to slow down," Crean said, adding that Brooks stayed in Veterans Affairs Hospital during the hurricane to ensure he would have proper electricity and air conditioning. Still, "he is in remarkably good shape for 112. He is vibrant."
The party featured musical performances from the museum's vocal trio, the Victory Belles, as well as several other local musicians....
America's oldest World War II vet just turned 112. He stood from his wheelchair and danced
Sydney Page, Special to The Washington Post
Wed, September 15, 2021, 6:15 PM
Every birthday is a milestone after 100 - especially for the oldest World War II veteran in the United States.
Lawrence Brooks turned 112 on Sept. 12 with a boisterous party outside his New Orleans home, including a vehicle parade, two brass bands and, of course, his favorite chocolate cake.
At one point during the hour-long celebration, Brooks confidently rose from his wheelchair. He danced, he smiled and he waved.
This is his third year as a supercentenarian - meaning age 110 and older.
"We like to tell him, 'Mr. Brooks, as long as you keep having birthdays, we're going to keep throwing your birthday party,' " said Peter Crean, a vice president at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans.
The event was orchestrated by the museum, which has thrown Brooks a birthday celebration for the past eight years.
"He is a fixture here at the museum, but also in the community," Crean said. "He is a wonderful human being who is inspiring to everyone he meets."
Brooks, born in Norwood, La., in 1909, was one of 15 children. He was drafted in 1940 and served until 1945 as a private in the predominantly Black 91st Engineer Battalion, which was stationed in New Guinea and the Philippines.
"We was building roads, bridges and airstrips for planes to land," Brooks recalled in a 2018 video.
After the war, Brooks - who was unable to participate in an interview with The Washington Post because of recent health challenges - worked as a forklift operator until retiring in his 70s.
Brooks is the beloved patriarch of his family: He has five children, 13 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. His wife, Leona B. Brooks, died in 2008.
The National World War II Museum first connected with Brooks in 2013, after a volunteer introduced him to staff.
"He was coming up on his 105th birthday. It was pretty remarkable, and we thought we should have some sort of celebration," Crean said.
"Mr. Brooks represents a generation that saved the world that we know. He was one of 16 million Americans who did his part for his country and the world to make it a better place," Crean said. "He is important to this museum, this city, and he is also important to our country."
So staff began organizing yearly birthday parties for Brooks, all of which - aside from the past two - were at the museum. Each year, the museum hosts a special ceremony honoring Brooks, followed by several musical performances and sweet treats.
Last year, the pandemic forced the museum to put Brooks's traditional birthday festivities on pause, but it refused to cancel the event entirely.
Instead, it brought the party to his doorstep and organized a drive-by parade outside his home, where he lives with his daughter. The museum also campaigned to collect birthday cards, and more than 21,000 notes poured in from around the world.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, and amid the ongoing pandemic, the museum mobilized to throw Brooks another socially distanced, outdoor birthday party to mark his 112th.
This year's celebration was the first time Brooks had used a wheelchair. Every other year he walked with a cane.
"He's beginning to slow down," Crean said, adding that Brooks stayed in Veterans Affairs Hospital during the hurricane to ensure he would have proper electricity and air conditioning. Still, "he is in remarkably good shape for 112. He is vibrant."
The party featured musical performances from the museum's vocal trio, the Victory Belles, as well as several other local musicians....
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So much better than Bridgegate Christie !
Today in New Jersey Governor Murphy held a press conference to announce an extension to help renters. While he was about to give that information a small group of anti-vaxxers were vocally protesting. The Guv, responded by telling them, that they are "the ultimate knuckleheads" and went
further to say because of people like them, others will die. That they need to "take a look in the mirror".
The crowd responded both with cheers and a chant of "Murphy, Murphy, Murphy...." before he got back
to the announcement.
It's nice to have a governor, who truly cares about people and won't put up with, or ignore, bullshit. Bravo !
further to say because of people like them, others will die. That they need to "take a look in the mirror".
The crowd responded both with cheers and a chant of "Murphy, Murphy, Murphy...." before he got back
to the announcement.
It's nice to have a governor, who truly cares about people and won't put up with, or ignore, bullshit. Bravo !
Marty McFly
Michael J. Fox has a birthday today.
He turns 60.
He turns 60.
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Best known for starring as Marty McFly in the Back to the Future trilogy, he later won multiples Emmys for his role on Family Ties. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's at only 29 years old, but didn't go public with the diagnosis until 1998. Two years later, he created the Michael J. Fox Foundation, dedicated to Parkinson's research.
Before Fame
He played a 10-year-old character on the TV series Leo and Me at age 15. He moved to Los Angeles at age 18.
Trivia
He starred as Mike Flaherty on Spin City from 1996 to 2000. He acted sporadically in the decade following the announcement of his Parkinson's diagnosis, but he began acting more regularly in the 2010s, starring as Louis Canning on The Good Wife.
Family Life
His father was a police officer and his mother was an actress. He married actress Tracy Pollan in July 1988 and the couple had four children together.
Best known for starring as Marty McFly in the Back to the Future trilogy, he later won multiples Emmys for his role on Family Ties. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's at only 29 years old, but didn't go public with the diagnosis until 1998. Two years later, he created the Michael J. Fox Foundation, dedicated to Parkinson's research.
Before Fame
He played a 10-year-old character on the TV series Leo and Me at age 15. He moved to Los Angeles at age 18.
Trivia
He starred as Mike Flaherty on Spin City from 1996 to 2000. He acted sporadically in the decade following the announcement of his Parkinson's diagnosis, but he began acting more regularly in the 2010s, starring as Louis Canning on The Good Wife.
Family Life
His father was a police officer and his mother was an actress. He married actress Tracy Pollan in July 1988 and the couple had four children together.
Why Men Don't reply
1) It's obvious, that you are a scammer
and/or
2) You have no pictures of yourself
and/or
3) You have pictures of yourself, but you are not our type
and/or
4) You seem like a moron
and/or
5) You seem like a b*tch
and/or
6) You seem like a golddigger
and/or
7) You seem negative
and/or
8) You seem like a whiner
and/or
9) You seem like a nutcase.
and/or
10) There's a game on
and/or
11) We have what seem to be better offers. Maybe we'll get back to you later.
and/or
12) We're just not into you.
and/or
13) We are busy and haven't gotten around to it yet.
and/or
14) Geez ! Give us a chance. You're not the only one responding.
and/or
15) I'm not even online.
and/or
16) I'm sleeping. Talk to you tomorrow.
and/or
17) Because I just don't need anymore aggravation
and/or
18) You remind me of someone I don't like.
and/or
19) You have more baggage than an airport.
and/or
20) The person you replied to hasn't been here at this site in decades.
and/or
many other reasons.
See, it's not always whatever you think.
and/or
2) You have no pictures of yourself
and/or
3) You have pictures of yourself, but you are not our type
and/or
4) You seem like a moron
and/or
5) You seem like a b*tch
and/or
6) You seem like a golddigger
and/or
7) You seem negative
and/or
8) You seem like a whiner
and/or
9) You seem like a nutcase.
and/or
10) There's a game on
and/or
11) We have what seem to be better offers. Maybe we'll get back to you later.
and/or
12) We're just not into you.
and/or
13) We are busy and haven't gotten around to it yet.
and/or
14) Geez ! Give us a chance. You're not the only one responding.
and/or
15) I'm not even online.
and/or
16) I'm sleeping. Talk to you tomorrow.
and/or
17) Because I just don't need anymore aggravation
and/or
18) You remind me of someone I don't like.
and/or
19) You have more baggage than an airport.
and/or
20) The person you replied to hasn't been here at this site in decades.
and/or
many other reasons.
See, it's not always whatever you think.
online today!
The Potus in Exile's awesome speech.....
....except for minor details, he hit it all. Fair erections, drain swamp, stolen erection, VP Ron Desantos (?), State based GOP erection reform, and much more. But here's the kicker. As an alternative to the rino drenched RNC, a new coffer for donating to the next elections. And under the control of Mr. Trump himself.
Simultaneously the cause of yellow puddles, VERY yellow, under both Dems and rinos. And public radio, the teachers' unions, infrastructure, taxes, fiscal frugality, tight borders, and much more. But how wonderful for the Man to be full of such courage, conviction and vigor. Only a few short months to recover. Brass cullonyes. And now to run for congress in GOP Florida. On the road to house speaker ship. And more.
Brilliant. Earthshaking. Inspiring. Typical Trump. Churchillian---down goes the gauntlet, real fascists. Doubt it all, or any part of it, at your own risk.
Simultaneously the cause of yellow puddles, VERY yellow, under both Dems and rinos. And public radio, the teachers' unions, infrastructure, taxes, fiscal frugality, tight borders, and much more. But how wonderful for the Man to be full of such courage, conviction and vigor. Only a few short months to recover. Brass cullonyes. And now to run for congress in GOP Florida. On the road to house speaker ship. And more.
Brilliant. Earthshaking. Inspiring. Typical Trump. Churchillian---down goes the gauntlet, real fascists. Doubt it all, or any part of it, at your own risk.
Careful what you wish for
All this focus on Tantra . . . well damn, I finally got it unexpectedly.
1 MAJOR problem.
Dude lives in fcking NY. I've lived in NY before. I am NOT a fan.
The only state on the eastern U.S. that I'm even cool with, is North Carolina
but . . .I will never live there again. I'm done with snow.
I wanna be surrounded by cacti and sand.
Now if I can somehow manage to get a combination of some tantric
partner that either already lives out west, or is at least open to moving
west . . .then that would be amazing
1 MAJOR problem.
Dude lives in fcking NY. I've lived in NY before. I am NOT a fan.
The only state on the eastern U.S. that I'm even cool with, is North Carolina
but . . .I will never live there again. I'm done with snow.
I wanna be surrounded by cacti and sand.
Now if I can somehow manage to get a combination of some tantric
partner that either already lives out west, or is at least open to moving
west . . .then that would be amazing
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