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Showing posts with label meth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meth. Show all posts
Sunday, August 18, 2024
Friends: Who murdered Chandler Bing?
Monday, July 1, 2024
Drug abuse invented in USA (Family Guy)
In this episode of The American Show, Homes sparks up a medical marijuana cigar in his bathroom.
| What did the CIA do to us? |
| CIA: We rule this culture since Nazis arrived |
(South Park) Drugs are bad, mkay. Mr. Mackay explains.
Happy 4/20. Family Guy on drugs, the [pen]ultimate compilation!
(South Park) Recreational use of Semaglutide as Ozempic and Wegovy
(Family Guy) Don't smoke pixie dust from fairies
#familyguy • #comedy • #cartoons • #entertainment • #sitcoms • #animated • #funny
- Family Guy; The Simpsons; South Park; Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Tuesday, May 21, 2024
Don't smoke pixie dust from fairies (cartoon)
"Don't smoke drugs, kids" said a younger Jimmy Kimmel once when he was playing a blackface Carl Malone on the "Kevin & Bean Show" on KROQ FM. This was years before he had his own show that so eclipsed morning sports on alt rock radio that we never hear about those days. Viewers of Family Guy might say the same thing after watching this episode on fairy dust. It has grown all out of proportion in our memory as one of the funniest things the writer room at Family Guy Central ever came up with. Is it "pixie dust" or speed? Let's find out.
Pixie dust is a gateway drug
- Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy); Seth Auberon, Pat Macpherson, Wisdom Quarterly (6/19/18)
Saturday, April 20, 2024
Happy birthday, Hitler (420 with Joe Rogan)
Adolf Hitler in English AI reconstruction
To contribute to this work, consider joining on Patreon: timeunveiled time unveiled (edit) For those who keep asking what tools were used to make this video, here are some links:
- Voice Cloning - Eleven Labs - (affiliate link) (elevenlabs.io)
- Audio Cleanup - Adobe Podcast - (affiliate link) (podcast.adobe.com)
- Audio Editing/Leveling - Audacity (audacityteam.org)
- Speech recognition- Whisper (github.com/openai/whisper)
- Video Editing - DaVinci resolve (blackmagicdesign.com/prod...)
- Photo Editing - Gimp (gimp.org)
- Video to audio (videolan.org)
| Hurt people hurt people (Emo Hitler) |
However heinous we are told the Fuhrer was (and continued to be many years after he presumably died of suicide alongside his very pleasant gal pal and relative Eva Braun, it is important to understand what he said, believed, and did. This is not settled history.
Just as the Nazis were full of propaganda so, too, is our U.S. government, which invited Nazis, sheltered them from prosecution, assimilated them, used them to create weapons of mass destruction to rule the world and create NAZA NASA to rule it from space, took their place on the world stage which they had been granted by extraterrestrial powers.
| Adolf had a soft side and a strong PR firm |
| Rizz and style and nice hair? |
On International Pot Day, 4/20, (April 20th), which also serves as the celebration weekend ahead of Earth Day 2024, it is of particular historical interest to listen to the German leader in his own words, which is now possible by AI-assisted tricks such as on-the-fly translation into English of Hitler's own voice and what he was saying to become a Trump-style populist, rabble-rousing, and stirring the otherwise sane and industrial people of Germany to a furor.
If this content is too disturbing to stomach, please look away or send complaints to Wisdom Quarterly, c/o Ashley Wells, and insert them in the comments section for editorial consideration.
- Tim Kennedy, Joe Rogan Experience; Time Unveiled, 1/1/24; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly
Friday, December 15, 2023
Mission: The "Buddha's Lost Children" (film)
David A. Taylor, Tricycle Magazine, Winter 2007; Crystal Q., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| Tough Love Maverick Buddhist monk Khru Ba gives a novice Buddhist monk Thai kickboxing lessons in Northern Thailand, from Buddha's Lost Children. |
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Monk on a Mission
Saving the Orphans of Northern Thailand (full doc)
Buddha's Lost Children: full documentary
Buddha’s Lost Children is a Dutch film about Theravada Buddhist Thailand, directed by Mark Verkerk, EMS Films, 2006.
As the lights go down, the sound of a stream is heard. The first images show a bare-chested man cross-legged on a tall stone spur in the forest, limbering up his arms and neck in what looks like a cross between meditation and martial arts.
His face is calm, but his body wears a wild constellation of tattoos: calligraphy wriggles down his arms, and a winged horse flies across his chest.
The man is a Thai Theravada Buddhist monk. In the next moment, he’s egging on two boys who are kick boxing. “That’s it!” he cries.
“Kick into his neck.”
The documentary Buddha’s Lost Children tells the story of the maverick Buddhist monk and former pro kickboxer Khru Ba and his mission to save forgotten souls at the edge of Thai society — drug-infested communities in the mountainous region of northern Thailand along the Burmese border, near Laos, known as [the drug dealing haven] the Golden Triangle.
“Look at the things they do,” Khru Ba says of the addicted. “Who’ll forgive them? The law of the land doesn’t forgive them, nor does the law of karma....
Only a crazy fool of a monk like me is willing to forgive them.”
The hill-tribe ethnic groups of that region — including the Akha, Karen, Yao, and Lisu — have for much of their history been at the mercy of larger forces: drug barons, corrupt Thai officials, disease, and poverty.
They have always lived at the margins: They dress differently from mainstream Thais, speak in different tongues, and hold animist (rather than Buddhist) beliefs. They don’t fit in.
At Khru Ba’s Golden Horse Monastery, he takes their orphaned and abandoned children under his wing and gives them lessons in, among other things, Buddhist Dharma and Thai kickboxing.
“Thai boxing means having a free heart and body; it means not being enslaved to desire or to drugs,” he tells his novices. “Do you understand?”
The boys shout, “Yes!” The young Buddhist novices ride into a village on horseback, saffron robes flapping in their wake, like a gang in a spaghetti Western.
The ritual of receiving alms food from villagers looks almost like a holdup. Khru Ba shouts out his version of karma: Be good, good things come to you, but “if you’re not good, the [animist] spirits will break your neck.”
Mark Verkerk, the Dutch filmmaker who spent three years making the film, says it is about more than an itinerant monk.
“It was important that the film communicate something universal,” Verkerk said by email, “something people could relate to from other cultures — and there’s nothing more universal than raising kids.”
Khru Ba left his own wife and two children after a close friend’s death and a vivid dream that commanded him to open a Buddhist monastery in the mountains of the far north, where one in five youths who turn up for national service are addicted to cheap Western methamphetamines.
Like a spiritual 007, Khru Ba has special permission from the Supreme Patriarch in Bangkok to use whatever methods he deems necessary to address the problems at the kingdom’s edge.
“He’s the only monk to have found a way to operate in this border region,” says Verkerk.
The film, with cinematography that combines sweeping landscapes and intimate views of the region’s culture, has taken honors at various festivals in Europe and North America, and in August (2007) it had its American theatrical pre-release in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It is now available on DVD.
Friday, June 16, 2023
Where all drugs are legal: Portland (video)
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Monday, February 27, 2023
Films: "Cocaine Bear" vs. "Meth Goat" (clips)
That's stupid. Bears don't do blow, but crazy goats will eat anything, even meth
Wednesday, November 30, 2022
Meth addicted MONKS: Meth Awareness Day
Gavin Butler (vice.com, Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 29, 2022, 7:07 pm); Eds., Wisdom Quarterly
| The monk, including the abbot, were sent to rehab after failing drug test (Hugh Sitton/Getty). What's more misguided than becoming addicted (craving/clinging) to delusion-inducing drugs? |
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Buddhist temple has no monks after they all test positive for METH
| The Buddha would blush. |
A small Buddhist abbey’s entire coterie of monks was defrocked, dismissed, and sent to rehab this week after every single one of them tested positive for methamphetamine.
- NATIONAL METH AWARENESS DAY: Nov. 30th
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- The Least of Us: True Tales of America and Hope in the Time of Fentanyl and Meth
- Solution? Investigations by Mexican-American reporter Sam Quinones
All four monks at a temple in Phetchabun province's Bung Sam Phan district, in central Thailand, were forced by police to take urine tests on Monday.
| Who's high here? Is it you, or that one, falling asleep during meditation? Or this hyper one? |
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| True Tales of...Fentanyl and Meth (Sam Q.) |
- [There are other forms of good deeds (dana, sila, bhavana) besides practicing generosity (dana) and giving to the Sangha, but Thais are addicted to this form of good karma and are more prosperous than neighboring Theravada countries as a result.]
Mr. Boonlert said more monks would be assigned to the temple to allow people to carry out their religious duties.
It’s not clear why police targeted this particular temple, nor these particular monks, to test for drug use — but the action comes amid a broader national campaign to tackle the trafficking of illicit substances.
Thailand (which is part of the Golden Triangle, a place notorious for drug trafficking), like many other nations across Southeast Asia, has in the past two years seen a major uptick in the volume of meth passing through the country.
| The Least of Us back cover (Sam Quinones) |
In the wake of the Burmese military coup, which in February 2021 saw the Burmese military overthrow the civilian government and plunge the nation into chaos yet again, record-breaking quantities of both crystal methamphetamine and meth pills, otherwise known as “yaba,” have continued to pour out of the Triangle and flood the region.
Production and trafficking of illegal synthetic substances hit record levels in 2021, with authorities collectively seizing nearly 172 tons of methamphetamine and more than 1 billion yaba tablets.
This is not an isolated case of Thai monks behaving badly either. In recent years, the sacred institution of Thai Theravada Buddhism has been tarnished by a series of high-profile arrests and scandals relating to corruption, murder, and drug trafficking among its monastics.
- [EDITORIAL NOTE: A distinction needs to be made between the larger, lazier institutional school called the Maha Nikaya, which accounts for 90% of Thai monks, and the Dhammayut or Thai Forest Tradition of wandering ascetics (practicing the dhutangas or 13 Sane Ascetic Practices), who practice more in accordance with the historical Buddha's instructions, resulting in famous monks of great attainment -- even though some criticize this school as make believe, invented by a royal who wanted to temporarily ordain but found most temples too corrupt and lazy to be worth his time. He therefore set up a purer school that continues down to this day, made famous by many meditation masters emerging as a result of the back-to-basics approach to the Dharma. Thai Forest Tradition monks left the corrupt cities and temples for the solitude and silence of forests, which are in very short supply due to deforestation, but it resulted in the famous Ajahn Mun and other Isan (northeast Thailand) monks plus the great arhat Ajahn Jumnien and Ajahn Buddhadasa from the south of the country. Ajahn Chah, who was Maha Nikaya along with his famous awakened Western students, tried to erase the distinction between the two schools to be more inclusive, uniting the Sangha.]
| Good Western monk Ajahn Chah in Australia |
| Monk DUI, carrying meth (thethaiger.com) |
Earlier in January, another monk was similarly disrobed after being caught consuming methamphetamine pills and selling them to local youths.
Such controversies have eroded public faith in Thailand’s Buddhist monks, with experts telling VICE World News in March that the nation’s Buddhist monastic order was in need of reform to weed out bad actors and restore the religion’s image of purity and righteousness.
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| Trigger warning: crystalline methamphetamine |
“[But] most of the society is learning that not all those who are wearing saffron [robes] can be a holy or respectable person.” Buddhism is the official religion of Thailand, followed by about 93 percent of the population. The country is home to more than 300,000 monks [and possibly many more temporarily ordained samaneras or "novices"]. Source (vice.com)
Saturday, November 5, 2022
It's time to start drinking...METH pee (video)
Jessa Reed: "Meth Pee"? This Is Not Happening (uncensored)
Friday, October 28, 2022
SEX with Nazis and Adolf Hitler (documentary)
| Pervert? Hitler was shy, as every FrƤulein who met him soon found out, and he was a prude. |
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| Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich (Norman Ohler) |
The depraved sex life Hitler tried to keep hidden | Hitler's Secret Sex Life
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Mrs. Ilse Koch: Nazi guard and sexual deviant
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| Eva, Ilse and Mr. Koch want us to come over for an orgy. |
Ilse Koch worked at Sachsenhausen as a guard and secretary.
In August 1937, Karl Otto was assigned to build a new concentration camp in Buchenwald. While he was known for his personal greed in the camps that he worked in, she was feared for her brutality.
At Buchenwald, she became known as "the witch."
She was obsessed with tattoos and used to ride her horse around the Buchenwald looking for tattooed prisoners. When she found one, she sent them to their death. But before they were killed and burned, she would cut out the part of the skin where the tattoo was located. She used to call these pieces of skin her “trophies,” as serial killers are in the habit of collecting.
She would go on to collect lampshades, book covers, as well as gloves and handbags – all made of human skin.
She shared her obsession with tattoos with Dr. Erich Wagner, allegedly her secret lover, who wanted to find the connection between tattoos and criminal tendencies.
She is said to have enjoyed walking around the camp half naked or in skimpy clothes, provoking prisoners to make eye contact with her. When they did, they were taken by the guards and shot in the head.
It was also reported that she had ordered prisoners to serve her while she was nude and enjoyed sexually humiliating the sex-starved prisoners.
In 1941, Buchenwald caught the attention of the Higher SS and Police Leader for Weimar Josias Waldeck, who in this position had supervisory authority over Buchenwald Concentration Camp.
Ilse Koch was accused of the embezzlement of over 700,000 Reichsmarks, and Karl Otto Koch was charged with both embezzlement and the unauthorized murder of three prisoners.
When it was revealed that the Kochs had used the massive Nazi apparatus to gain an enormous amount of wealth, their downfall became inevitable as all the possessions stolen from murdered Jews was regarded as the property of Hitler's Reich.
| Taylor "Nazi Barbie" Swift with US Neo-Nazi fan at party |
Ilse Koch was then tried at the Buchenwald trial, which began on April 11, 1947, in the internment camp of Dachau, where the former Dachau Concentration Camp had been located until late April 1945.
Out of 31 defendants, Ilse Koch was the only woman.
She was sentenced to life imprisonment, and her son Uwe, conceived while in custody, was born in October 1947.
| Ask her out, Mein Fuhrer. - Oh, I couldn't. |
| Look at this tip, My Lady. |
When on Jan. 15, 1951, the court pronounced its verdict in a 111-page-long decision sentencing Ilse Koch to life imprisonment, she was not present in court.
She made several petitions for a pardon, all of which were rejected by the Bavarian Ministry of Justice.
Ilse Koch was 60 years old when she hanged herself with a bedsheet after which she was buried in an unmarked grave.
There were no tears shed for Ilse Koch.
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