A Collection Of Essays

By Lubo E Ceric B.A. and L E Ceric

This collection is called The Politics Of Rape. The reader should know that the Bob Dylan film Renaldo & Clara was a cover up of a local politician involved in 60s rape of Scottish Fiona. He lived in Clara Street Norwood. Had never met Bob Dylan. Rape as a crime is a "newly" defined thing, but was how the status quo lived for centuries. Breach of Copyright, again a newly defined semi criminal thing is a form of rape too. In particular the mass media gets into it too, raping your mind, only to realize that you'd need an education. You'd need to know what the basis of the one way street of dictatorship was. There was a Pink Floyd song on Pulse, locally there was Pulse Motor mechanics in Norwood across from the Alma pub, When I was a child my hands felt just like two balloons; that experience happened to me around when President of Us was killed 1963. Some believe it means something spiritual about the experiencer. But to see what The Politics of Rape is about you'd have to read this collection and follow the continuity through. Some movies come to mind: The Godfather and the Bardzini Mob. Supposedly fiction, yet seemingly based upon a street in Protestant Walkerville named Bardini. Rapists have been bending it for months now. A newly defined crime? But the politics of it? Obviously Trump was engaged in it from the start, and nowadays that same "politics" is taking over the free world. This collection even shows Trump's links to 60s local killings here that were done after that first rape came to my attention. That rape was exploited by the new Labor Premier Donald Dunstan and he got away with it and set the precedent. You should read about what else he was involved in Another form of "rape" I became aware of involved "mind readers" and more recently how big politicians on TV appear to consciously read it and attack it, yet they've never seen it That last instance is about another Labor Premier in a state called Victoria; however it began when a national MP of the Liberal persuasion was on the govt network having his say, when he stumbled and could not find a way to use the thought of a female I'd recently listened to on-line. Oh he was reading my mind alright, but only those aspects that were strictly non-female related. Like Elvis once did I shot the TV and it turned off and went blank. As for Elvis it was repleaded to me that he was chosen because of a place locally that had been around for many many years named E P Hughes Transport. EP? Elvis Presley. John Lennon in his 1966 book alluded to that fact by talking about Howard Hughes; John Lennon also talked about the Druids Hall on Park Street on the way to infant school. Bob Dylan did similar when he talked about St Augustine's church from the late 50s in Unley opposite the town hall on Oxford Street. What they were in point of fact doing was mentally raping you, and those crimes were celebrated world wide both aesthetically and politically. But had nothing to do with why John Lennon was murdered. No that was a totally different motive involving a local saying "We'll do to you what we did to John Lennon" and you can read about what happened 4 months later in the chapter called Brain Damage. Of course the bullets used to kill Lennon were given to Chapman by a New York policeman. As he had pleaded guilty of murder there was no trial and such "details' were not used as evidence of conspiracy. The claim that Chapman was a re-born Christian reveals some aspects of how organized crime organizes the actions, thoughts and deeds of many many people. There's no escape from their world wide network either as it exists as different levels of "consciousness" from the most obvious political down to your street corner thugee. Breach of copyright, also "new idea" takes on various forms some of which are intended to rape you, or the source material. It also can't be escaped. I'd say though that one place it's central to their way of life is California.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08GPW4B1S
• ISBN13: 9798678891853
• Release Date: August 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 282 Pages
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"