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Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Adolf is still dead. Let him rest in peace
I hope everyone has a happy 2016!
We have seen an explosive growth of the Alt Right across the world this year. the energy and excitement is amazing!
My goal is to look to the future and help establish self-determination for all people. I believe that can best be done by looking toward the future instead of being stuck in the past.
However, every few years I tend to get embroiled in a debate with the 14/88 crowd claiming that I have some moral duty to advocate for their notion of Nazism. I keep telling these people that I do not share their values and they should go away and do their own thing. But for some unknown reasons, they keep latching on to me. And then they invariably will watch a video or hear an interview and get all butt hurt again. They think that I have some sort of obligation to advocate for their Sieg Heil nonsense. I don't. And I won't.
Of course, I suspect I know some of the reasons. Based on the history of "neo-nazis" we know that many are shills and informers. Just a partial list is below:
The goal is an attempt to ALWAYS tie White identity to Nazism to discredit the movement. They know that most normal White people have no desire to become "Nazis". So whenever a successful movement starts they are quick to try to push in and wave the metaphorical swastika. Then they are happy to say things like GAS THE KIKES! to the media. And then the media is able to say, "See? We told you they were nothing but Nazis."
Yeah, I am sure the media will say bad things about us anyway. But personally, I don't want to advocate such self-defeating silliness. People that want to scream "Racial Holy War!" and "Heil Hitler!" can do so on their own. They do not need my help.
The real history of Hitler is an interesting topic. And David Irving's, "Hitler's War" is an excellent book to begin such a study. And I know that there are genuine and serious people that advocate National Socialism. But even with those people I respectfully disagree that we can recreate German National Socialism.
Does this mean I will shy away from NS symbols? Not at all. They can be used in an ironic manner to defuse their shock value. But a serious White identity movement in 2016 (yes, the current year) cannot resurrect the corpse of Hitler. It is time to move on from that. At least I have.
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I love your videos. But, sometimes you remind me of Nick Griffin when he appeared on Question Time. He and the BNP were doing so well. But, once he got a bit of BBC (mainstream attention) he floundered and made a total ass of himself. He tweeted a string of retarded messages about evil Nazis and just tanked.ReplyDelete
If you don't like a subgroup just ignore them. Yes, many of the "I love Hitler" crowd are fucking annoying. But, like Trump, be dignified and smart about it. You simply ignore their shenanigans, pat them on the head and carry on.
Videos like this only make you look like a PC fool. It's okay to ridicule the "14/88" to prove you're not an "evil NAZI". But, then you state your goals as the same.
You look like a phony.
Love your vids. But, keep the end goal in perspective.
P.S. Go Scotland Independence!! Yea, we're more self-hating, suicidal than the UK elite!!
Maybe Trump should try to hang the extremists at Salon around Hillary's neck:ReplyDelete
The only thing you need to support Ramz is the truth. The vilification of Hitler servers to vilify all Whites who exhibit any sort of racial self interest. The falsification of history has brought us to this point where most white people are afraid to defend themselves least they be called a racist or homophobe or any of the other shaming word used to silence us. This is why it is important to set the record straight on Hitler and WWII.ReplyDelete
Most of the people that you have in mind when you say "the 14/88 crowd" are very unlikely to be national-socialists. People in the USA today generally are much more influenced by Hollywood depictions than by what National-Socialism in Germany actually was.ReplyDelete
Most of them, I think you would find if you analyzed their thinking, are really just "conservatives" of the Rush Limbaugh/Fox News variety who bring the underlying racial motive of that ideology out into the open, and then add to that the observation (which many conservatives also seem to know but avoid discussing) that Jews have been behind the racial problem to a great degree.
To know what National-Socialism really is requires research. Most people won't do it. They don't even see the need. But they know that they can shock people by displaying a swastika.
A friend of mine knew an old man who had been an Italian Fascist. Just yesterday, my friend was recounting to me some things that the old man told him. He said that 99% of the right wing in the USA were idiots, and that the "fascists" in Latin America were even worse.
I guess that's why you used the (perhaps carefully chosen) words "their notion of Nazism."Replies
And it just occurred to me that you are also doing an injustice to Adolf Hitler by using his name in the title as if he represented what you probably mean by "the 14/88 crowd."Delete
I guarantee, nobody in National-Socialist Germany ever said, "14/88!"
Star example of somebody that you probably mean by "the 14/88 crowd" but who is not a national-socialist: Alex Linder.Delete
Linder worked for Robert Novak and for the American Spectator, and that Reaganite "less government" ideology is still his fundamental view, last I checked.
Okay, my comments above were based on the text. What I am writing now is based on the video.ReplyDelete
You seem to be panicking here about the possibility that somebody might call you a "nazi." That's not good. It's like blood in the water for sharks.
I would never call myself a "nazi," and I try to avoid ever using it at all, because it is a term of hostile propaganda that the NSDAP never applied to themselves. "Nazi" was convenient for leftist opponents of National-Socialism (like Konrad Heiden, who may have coined the term) because it was a way to avoid saying anything descriptive of the NSDAP's ideology.
But I don't panic and run away if somebody says that, either. Instead I endeavor to transform the regurgitation of stereotypes into a discussion of facts.
I don't think that you are helping with this video. We have too many scaredypants in this cause as it is. I mean that. It's a serious problem and getting worse.
As for the idea of copying a bygone era, I somewhat agree, but I wonder how far you mean that. Do you mean that there is nothing to be learned from The German model?ReplyDelete
Taking inspiration from a bygone era is perfectly respectable, if that bygone era happens not to be Germany 1933-1945. Why do you think that there are so many Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian columns on government-buildings in the United States? Those silly Founding Fathers were taking inspiration from something that they read from the ancient world.
Agreed. Certain elements in the '14/88' crowd are probably informants. Others are annoying kostume klowns. Still, no enemies to the right.ReplyDelete
I've always assumed most if not all NAZI movements we at least in part kosher psy ops bs.ReplyDelete
The real NAZIs themselves always struck me as an extreme form of Jewish messianic nationalism.
There are no "real NAZIs." "Nazi" is a figment of Jewish propaganda. The NSDAP NEVER CALLED THEMSELVES THAT.ReplyDelete
Funny thing is that RamZpaul did a video with Tubby Tubbington recently, who is a Hollywood Nazi from way back. The cluelessness of doing that, and then making this video, is mindboggling.ReplyDelete
I could say more but that should be enough.Replies
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I just looked at the "jewise" link.Delete
I guess Ramzpaul doesn't realize that Harold Covington was with Frank Collin's NSPA at the time of the Skokie controversy. Here's a picture of Tubby standing next to Frank Collin: http://noncounterproductive.blogspot.com/2012/05/harold-covington-and-frank-collin.html
It's really confusing, trying to figure out who in hell Ramzpaul could be talking about. Obviously he's not talking about his friend Tubby. So then who's left?
The only group of which I am aware these days that actually calls itself "Nazi" is Rocky Suhayda's group, and they seem to be good guys and ideologically serious, actually, even though I disagree with them about labeling themselves with a word that was always intended as a slur. Their explanation of why they ended up using "nazi" was that when they said "national-socialist" nobody knew what it meant, and assumed that they were some kind of Marxist.
I think instead of being so vague you should say exactly what the hell you're on about, because the confusion is making enemies for you, and you also look like an idiot attacking "nazis" when you've made a video palling around with one.
(I had to redo this post because I got the name of Frank Collin's org wrong.)
Nice article Ram. I like the way you think. I think you are a very reasonable and decent person. I also liked what I heard you say once on a radio program regarding your view of White Nationalism; that it's essentially a preservation of a people, but if a white falls in love with a Japanese girl for instance and their is one Japanese in the town, who cares. That is how I feel.ReplyDelete
The Hitler-as-a-Confederate-romantic analogy was a pretty good one to drive home the most important point: whatever you think of the German Fourth Reich and all the things that have been said/claimed/propagandized about World War II, we must forge a modern movement to protect our White identity and we cannot live in the past.ReplyDelete
I'm not into the 14/88 stuff either, but I have some empathy for some of the viewpoints from that crowd because I realize that they are trying to undo some of the anti-White propaganda about that era.
That said, here's the "equation" RamZPaul mentioned in his video"
White identity = Nationalism = Nazis = Holocaust = Evil
Those of us who prefer to avoid the whole Fourth Reich romanticism basically want to cut off the equation at "White identify = Nationalism" . . . nothing more
The 14/88 crowd seems to want to cut off the equation at "White identity = Nationalism = Nazis" . . . nothing more (i.e., making the point that the so-called Holocaust was an overblown propaganda move against all future White nationalism).
But I think the point is, why bother trying to disassociate Nazis from Holocaust/evil when we can more easily disassociate our White identity movement today from the German Fourth Reich of nearly a century ago? Avoiding the "Nazi" trap is just easier and likely to be more successful in the end.
It doesn't mean that you have to buy the official story about the so-called evil Nazis. It doesn't mean that you can't name the Jew when pointing to the forces at work against White identity today. But if you just avoid tying yourself to a movement from nearly a century ago, you give your anti-White enemies less of a target to shoot at.
Just my two cents.Replies
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You're all over the map, but just to address one thing that you said:Delete
"But I think the point is, why bother trying to disassociate Nazis from Holocaust/evil when we can more easily disassociate our White identity movement...."
This is what a number of the "Alt Right" cowards advocate. It's a form of running away, but you really can't run away.
Enoch Powell certainly did not go out of his way to be associated with Hitler but he had to endure it anyway. Most of the political figures attacked with Hitler-comparisons have deviated only a little bit from mainstream. Comparisons to Hitler are usually based on some flimsy premise. I recall a cartoon from a couple of years ago that had Hitler's face with a moustache in the shape of Arizona, because Arizona was trying to solve the problem of illegal immigration. There's no way to escape being likened to Hitler if you happen to have an enemy who thinks that it will be an effective way of attacking you.
I think that this is a problem that is not really solved until being compared to Hitler is no longer something that would bother you.
Ramzpaul by contrast is obviously still very bothered. So, if someone wanted to attack him effectively, it would be necessary only to post his face with a little added moustache repeatedly over a period of time, and he'd probably fall to pieces.
"I think that this is a problem that is not really solved until being compared to Hitler is no longer something that would bother you.Delete
Ramzpaul by contrast is obviously still very bothered."
I don't get that from RamZPaul's statements. I think he would laugh off any comparison to Hitler, effectively saying that any such comparison is nonsense. I don't think he would say "well sure, but Hitler and the National Socialists were actually not bad, and let me explain why . . ."
Of course many of us, myself included, could make an argument that Hitler and the German National Socialists were actually right/good, and one could make that same argument about the Confederacy. But doing so is an uphill climb and it's not necessary. Modern White Nationalists aren't advocating for the same positions as the Confederacy or the German National Socialists, so why tie yourself to explaining why THOSE groups were "right" or "good"?
Just engage your critics on the merits and laugh off any "Nazi!" or "White Supreeeeeeeeeeeeemist!" name-calling.
We can engage people in the let-me-explain-why-German-National-Socialists-weren't-evil discussions as a separate issue, but many of us, myself included, don't think we should be leading with that.
the jews and their troops, the SJW, base their belief of moral superiority on the holocaust. I had an educated woman tell me we ought to let the Syrian refugees in the U.S because of what happened to the jews when we didn't let them in. And that same "logic" is applied to the acceptance of all types of perversion. The holocaust can not be stepped over because it is the foundation of their arguments. It must be de-constructed. Once the lie is exposed the anger people will have can be channeled into energy for their interests.Delete
Another way to think about the "Nazis" is that Zog has spent a lot of time and money working up the "Nazi" brand and it has been very effective. They did this for the reasons I stated above, why would you allow them to continue to use it against us?Delete
Well Matthew Jacobs, if you say that you are not competent for a discussion of history, I believe you. Your references to "Fourth Reich" are evidence of that.Delete
Maybe this will help you. This guy is a Christian pastor who seems perfectly comfortable dismissing the Holohoax. He was dragged into discussing the Holohoax through criticisms of his theological rejection of Christian Zionism. https://youtu.be/-rhGMCYWqKI
The un-demonization of National-Socialist Germany is not something that we can or should avoid. If there are people who do not want to deal with it, they should be thankful for the others who do.
What especially bothers me is the cowardice proselytized by Mark Weber (See R. Faurisson for Weber's history of cowardice), and parroted by various "Alt Right" personae, that the Holocaust does not need to be addressed, that it is even counterproductive to address. Since this pretense of a principled stand is really a cover for cowardice, it ends up meaning ostracism of anybody who has the courage to say these things.
You're right, my reference to "Fourth Reich" was a brain fart.Delete
I'm not saying one can't rebut the "but-but muh Holocaust!" argument by dismissively challenging the veracity of the so-called "Holocaust" when it's thrown in our faces.
I'm not saying one can't point out that the German National Socialists weren't evil personified and that the Allies committed numerous war crimes and atrocities in their own right.
I'm saying that since no one in "current year" United States is a German National Socialist from the 1930s-1940s, why the hell would we want to willingly adopt carbon-copies of the symbols and the leaders of that time/place?
I typically address the "muh Holocaust" arguments by dismissively saying I don't believe most of what I read about the Holocaust, lots of people died in WWII on both sides, I can show you photos of prison camps from the Civil War that you couldn't distinguish from the so-called death camps in Nazi-controlled lands, most of the deaths of inmates at German work camps were probably caused by desperation/starvation from Allied bombing, we firebombed German population centers and nuked Japanese population centers twice so what makes us superior etc. etc. etc.
But I don't go around leading with 14/88 explicitly "pro-Nazi" arguments. Why tie that stone around our neck?
Matthew Jacobs said: "I'm saying that since no one in "current year" United States is a German National Socialist from the 1930s-1940s, why the hell would we want to willingly adopt carbon-copies of the symbols and the leaders of that time/place?"Delete
I don't know anybody that does this.
Matthew Jacobs says: "But I don't go around leading with 14/88 explicitly "pro-Nazi" arguments. Why tie that stone around our neck?"
Here, I am puzzled about what you mean. The word Nazi denotes a caricature, not a real ideology or political movement that ever existed.
If it is the clowns who imitate Hollywood propaganda with no higher purpose than attracting attention to themselves that one wishes to attack, then why say, "Adolf Hitler is still dead! let him rest in peace!" when Adolf Hitler has nothing to do with any of that?
The thinking here is totally confused. The cause of the confusion is: running away from the matter instead of sorting it out.
A very happy new year to you too, RamZPaul.ReplyDelete
The last person who should be talking about Hitler is the overrated suckup Ramzpaul. He actually says:ReplyDelete
"I love WW2, I have the game, I play Third Reich. I read Hitler's War, a great biography about Hitler. I think I know the era."
Then he gives a condescending snigger. Knows the era? He's delusional. He's making a video about the "14-88 crowd" just to make another video, and throws in Hitler because "Hitler sells." In truth, a few such 14-88'ers might write to him from time to time, but for sure not the crowd he wants to make it out to be. He's a weasel - as in Elie Wiesel.
Submission to Islam sucks, but submission to globalism(globmission or glubmission) is worse.ReplyDelete
Resist Glubmission.
Globalism sounds harmless, as if all the world is sharing and influencing each other equally ,i.e, we all part of the global community with no single part of the world lording it over others. But globalism is really about the neo-imperialist domination of the entire globe by the Wall-Street-Hollywood-Las-Vegas-Silicon-Valley-Ivy-League-Pentagon-Tel-Aviv industrial-information-idolatry complex.
It financially rewards the comprador elites of nations that comply, it economically targets nations with political sovereignty(esp if Jews hate them)such as Russia and Iran, it militarily destroys the Middle East(at the behest of Jews) all the while hugging clockboy to demonstrate that globalism loves Muslims, it promotes the homo-agenda and the worship of the 'gay' anus, it promotes thug-and-ho culture of the masses(thus making young girls the world over like Saigon hookers), it undermines the national identity and interests of native majorities, and it forces PC on everyone around the world. PC ostensibly blames whites, but it actually targets ALL normal values(like marriage) and undermines majority rule everywhere.
If the French are 'submitting' to Islamism, it could be as a resistance against Glubmission.
Bowing down to Glubmission is to bow down to the US that is ruled by Jews.
What glubmission seeks to do to your daughter in all five continents.
Globalism means domination of Jewish finance, US military, Hollywood, Chinese manufacturing, Ivy League PC, homo-created fashions, black muscle and pud, the NBA, Rap, McDonalds, MTV whore culture, etc. allover the world.
It is not about the world learning from one another in back-and-forth manner but about the imposition of few dominant ideas, images,and influences over everything else.
It is no wonder that a globalist like John McWhorther rejoices that so many languages are going extinct to be replaced by the 'lingua franca' of American-style English.
The Trump phenom isn't just about immigration and nationalism. Closely tied to it is the CLASS WAR within the GOP. The donor class(the Adelsons and Koch Bros) vs the voter class.
The paradigm of WIGFGMIGFA--what is good for general motors etc--is falling apart.
For so long, esp because the Dems were seen as pro-labor, so many conservative voters thought that the rich are 'conservative'. Also, in the past, there were more patriotic national capitalists, esp wasps guarding their power against the Jewish challenge.
But things changed, and Clinton's New Democrat policy won over the globolicarchs to the Dems.
Jewish money and media permeates everything.
And the cat is now out of the big. The rich are against the conservative white voter class.
This is seismic in implication.
It might lead to eventual merging of Sanderites and Trumpites. The National Left.
I like capitalism but only when it is National. If capital goes Global, we must take up left politics.
What black rampage should be called: Jiggernaut.ReplyDelete


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It was my first ever running event and it was so much fun. I probably shouldn't have had wine at EVERY stop (and more than one helping at that) but when in Rome and all that. Brilliant marshals, the hog roast at the end was lovely too and the medals have a bit of weight to them. Felt a bit sorry for some of the people I was chatting to who have only ever run on the road and treadmill. It is pretty challenging terrain. Loved it. Shame the organisers couldn't turn the temperature down a bit. It was HOT.
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Interested to see that two runners were disqualified, one from the half and one from the full, for wearing headphones. It was very clearly stated on the entry forms and online that that would be the case. In which case, why would you wear headphones?
IMHO, wearing headphones is like telling all the other runners to eff off. Don't run in a bubble!
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"I don't know what to do."
The Indian restaurant was beautiful. The food was great and the decorations gave out the perfect atmosphere. But Louise only sat there and picked at her food.
"Do what you think is best. As all romantics say 'follow your heart'"
It was supposed to be funny but she continued to look down at the table.
"I want you to be with me. I'll leave my wife, we can buy a flat in the city and we can live the rest of our lives together. Josh can't keep your kids from you, it's illegal, I'm sure."
She looked up at him in shock. "You're married?" She looked down at his hand. Of course, she thought, I should have seen.
He covered his hand, and the small band of gold, as if in embarrassment. "Do you love me?"
She looked up at him. His eyes, his face shape, his build. He was perfect.
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"Then come with me."
She nodded. Yes, she would. If he was willing to leave his life behind for her, the she would leave hers for him.
Once they had finished their meal he drove her back to her house. She ran up to the house, fumbling with the door key, ran up the stairs and grabbed a bag. She stuffed a few items of clothing in and her wallet. As she turned to leave she saw that Josh was stood in the doorway.
"Don't try to change my mind. I'm leaving and that's final. I'll pick up the rest of my stuff soon."
"The kids?" She could see the pain in his face. His eyes were watering but he was trying to look strong.
"I don't want to discuss any of this now. Goodbye Josh."
He stepped out of her way as she ran back down the stairs. As she passed the table by the front door she slipped her wedding ring off and dropped it by the phone. That was it. She was free. She ran down the path and slipped into the black car. She turned to Christian who leant across, wrapped his arm around her neck and kissed her. It was gentle but passionate.
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The last time I asked you a question like this, I told you about SQL-Fest, a SQL Server training event at Microsoft.
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The Boston Red Sox selected three players and lost two in Thursday morning's Rule 5 draft, which capped off baseball's winter meetings in Nashville, Tenn.
The Red Sox lost pitching prospect Josh Fields when the Astros grabbed the reliever with the first pick, and lost another righthander when the Twins selected Ryan Pressly with the fourth pick. Fields was expected to be picked up after the Red Sox couldn't find room for him on their 40-man roster. The 27-year-old had a finally-figured-it-out season, posting a 2.01 ERA, 78 strikeouts and just 18 walks in 58 1/3 innings between Double-A Portland and Triple-A Pawtucket.
The Astros must pay the Red Sox $50,000 and keep Fields on their 25-man major league roster throughout the 2013 season, per Rule 5 rules, or else offer him back to the Red Sox for $25,000. The same goes for the Twins and the soon-to-be 24-year-old Pressly, who had a 2.93 ERA at Double-A Portland last season.
The Red Sox selected second baseman Jeff Kobernus with the seventh pick, but, according to a report on WEEI.com, traded him to the Tigers for 27-year-old utility man Justin Henry, who hit .300 and stole 22 bases for Triple-A Toledo.
In the minor league portion of the Rule 5 draft, the Red Sox selected a local product: 23-year-old left-hander Jack McGeary, who starred for Roxbury Latin and was the Massachusetts Gatorade Player of the Year in 2006. He was drafted by the Nationals in the sixth round of the 2007 draft and worked out a unique deal that allowed him to attend Stanford and pitch in the minors during the summers. He had first-round talent and got a first-round signing bonus ($1.8 million).
He earned his degree from Stanford in 2011, while recovering from Tommy John surgery. He hasn't pitched in more than 8 games since 2009, when he struggled with a 2-12 record and a 5.54 ERA in 26 starts.
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RecentChangesCamp is under way and I'm attending a session on developing wiki communities. Several Meyer Memorial Trust people here and several Foodista folks at this presentation.
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What's missing from Paul's life is love and connection—and not just of the romantic variety. He craves a deeper sense of meaning and belonging.
Paul identifies as an atheist, but he's curious about religion, and has made a habit of exploring it by immersing himself in the families of the women he dates—an approach neither his Jewish ex-girlfriend nor the Catholic ex-girlfriend before that were particularly charmed by.
When it comes to faith, the closest thing Paul's really got is his loyalty to the perpetually underdog Boston Red Sox.
Then one day, someone inexplicably starts impersonating Paul online through a website, through a Twitter account and a Facebook page all created in his name. Paul is irked but then intrigued, too. Who is this "other" Paul C. O'Rourke, and what is he trying to tell him? Paul's attempts to put an end to the strange act of identity theft soon evolve into a weird journey of religious discovery.
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The Train Man
Nobody was moving. Those sitting in my near-empty carriage took little notice of the automated warning to mind the doors, which slid shut compliantly with an hiss somewhere behind me, trapping us together in a tube of steel and electricity which surged relentlessly onward. For we were certainly trapped, that much was clear; it was only matter of somebody realising this and resigning, through looking outside at the trees and houses that rushed past, to the harsh reality that there is no escape.
The train, it would seem, was designed with two intentions playing on the minds of the developers. One, that passengers should be able to arrive at their desired destinations in half the time it would take them otherwise- a most noble venture- and two, that all people should experience in their lifetime a few moments of complete helplessness; once the doors have closed, all faculties of self-reliance disintegrate within one's mind. The train should, in fact, strike fear into the hearts of all passengers, simply because they cannot see and cannot determine that which is happening around them. And so it would seem that it is reasonable, therefore, to suggest that the safest man on board a train (excluding the driver, although he too only has limited power over his machine!) is he who already does not have the capacity to see.
I was not such a person, but nonetheless sat, fresh-faced and without entertaining such morbid thoughts, looking out the window and at the people with whom I shared the carriage. A foreign woman sat in the seat adjacent to mine, her head buried in a book and paying no attention to myself or anybody else.
I wondered if she was ignoring her surroundings deliberately- asserting to us her cultural difference and her pride in it, or if she was too engrossed in her book to be interested in what was off the black and white pages. It didn't matter, for I knew that there existed, in fact, only two types of people, irrespective of race or religion: Those who read books, and those who write them about what most miss as a result of not looking over the pages.
Further along, a young man stood wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase- probably a lawyer, or something- and immersed in his newspaper, as if there was actually something new to read. His eyes darted up briefly to meet mine, albeit only to make it abundantly clear to me that I was bothering him.
But my story begins, in its full capacity, with the last of my fellow passengers. Just after my silent encounter with the lawyer, I became suddenly and uncomfortable aware of the temperature of the room. I was freezing, the pale, grey-blue sky going some way to explain why. I felt that a continuous, cold breeze, perhaps due to an open window somewhere. There was a dangerous, unforgiving ambience which had swept through the carriage, and I sensed what was about to happen before it did; the lights- somewhat dim anyhow, flickered and went off as we hurtled through a tunnel, rendering us all completely powerless and our senses useless.
This lasted moments. In due course, the carriage was returned to its inadequate state of illumination, and I blinked several times to grow accustomed to the light, allowing my eyes drifting slightly out of focus and then settling on the man sitting directly opposite me. I recoiled immediately in horror. An old pensioner with wispy white hair that sprouted more out of his nose and ears than the head itself, sporting an old tweed coat and black trousers. His face, wrinkled, pale and emotionless, was ancient. Past his prime, beyond his time, he sat in a way in which only old men can sit- with an hunched over back and his entire body suggesting that even sitting down was now a physical chore. His eyes were a pale greyish-blue, and they were fixed directly upon me.
I kept my head down, wondering, in the security I had gained by looking at my feet, what I should do. A tentative glance back up at the old man confirmed that he was still watching me. Deliberation came slowly, for my mind was disturbed and disconcerted, but I concluded finally that the best course of action for the time being would be to simply stay put. There was no danger, as of yet- I was stronger than he, and we were not alone. So I sat, avoiding the man's unnerving gaze, distracting myself with the tear in the fabric of my seat. Though I kept watch out of the corner of my eye.
On further reflection (for I could not help but look up on occasions), he was a disgusting man. His nails were long and yellow, flaunting the extraordinary impression of something which, although growing, appears to be rotting in equal measure. His teeth, yellow to complement his nails (or perhaps the other way round) were uneven and neglected. His mouth hung half-open like a sick man looking for sympathy, while his eyes continued to bore into me, as if he was staring at my soul, and disgusted by the sight. Those eyes, the only surviving testament to the emotion he might once have harboured, although now they were merely windows into a derelict, barren wasteland of hate. Looking at them, one could feel his emotions systematically be obliterated by their death-stare. Cold, icy, impassive- a scope into unending nothingness. It was like plunging waist-deep into a river on a wintry day.
The man despised me, I was sure of it. He had ignored the other passengers on the train, focusing his attention entirely on me. In a sweeping moment of unprecedented certainty, rage overtook me, causing my arms and legs to shake, my face to turn bright red. I was seething, livid with the judgement the old man had exacted upon me based on an initial perception. Yes, he was blind. Blind to the simple possibility which was glaring him dazzlingly in the face, that I, like anybody else, was entitled to an unhindered train journey. I shook more vigorously, no longer remotely concerned with concealing myself. The woman with the book looked up for the first time, throwing me an enquiring and somewhat disdainful look, while the lawyer stood surveying me with something of a glint in his eye- as if he considered himself in a position to analyse my behaviour. All this did little to calm me, and I stood fuming and ready to confront the man.
The automated warning, in actuality, can be fairly soothing. It sounded just as I had opened my mouth to speak, announcing the imminent arrival at the next station. I relaxed slightly, all the while unconsciously aware that the old man had risen from his seat. For several moments, I stood, wavering, my arms swinging lamely at my side. I collected myself in time to observe the man slowly reaching a thin, pale hand into a compartment above his seat, his back turned on me. He fumbled for a while, struggling with his brittle fingers to retrieve whatever it was he was searching for. Perhaps if it had been a different man, who hadn't been eyeing me so hatefully before, and I was of more sound mind, I might have helped him, and relieved his flailing hands of their misery and him of his humiliation. But this was not the case, and I remained where I was- the lawyer watching me with a look of horror etched upon his face, the foreign woman tutting with a similar expression beginning to play on her exotic features. Determinedly unashamed, I reverted my attention to the old man, ready to flash him my intimidating gaze. But it never came. Instead, I felt realisation, and a familiar horrified look wash over my face, hitherto red-hot with rage. I watched with shock, and my mouth hanging open, as the old man- those cold, infinitely remorseless eyes covered by dark glasses- unfolded his white stick which he had finally managed to extract from the compartment. My body rendered completely numb, I did not feel him push unintentionally past me as he made his way for the exit. Nor did I pay attention to the automatic doors, which slid compliantly shut with an hiss somewhere behind me as he left.
And so it was, like a sick man having accepted his fate, I retired shamefully to my seat, ignoring adamantly the white-hot glares of my fellow passengers, occupying myself with the tear in the fabric of my seat. There was no need to acknowledge them- they knew full well, like I did, that my state of illumination was now more than adequate.
But they despised me still. I was certain of this fact.


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Cimarosa Harmony, Florence
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 5 guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Self parking
- Train station pick-up service
- Air conditioning
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
- Bike rental
Feel at home
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Minibar
- Self parking (surcharge)
What's around
- In Novoli - San Donato
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- Ponte Vecchio (1.4 mi / 2.3 km)
- Fortezza da Basso (0.7 mi / 1.2 km)
- Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- San Lorenzo Church (1.2 mi / 2 km)
Cimarosa Harmony, Florence
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 5 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time noon-7 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Train station pickup *
- Self parking *
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In the hotel
- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2004
- Accessible bathroom
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Hair dryer
- Free WiFi
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.50 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
Late check-in after 7 PM can be arranged for an extra charge
Self parking costs EUR 20 per day
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 25 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Outstanding 4.6 /5 from 38 reviews
This was an older mother daughter 2 week adventure through Europe. We stayed three days at the CimaRosa. It was way more than we expected for the reasonable price. The room was spacious. It had a refrigerator and a little table 4 meals it was extremely clean and very comfortable with all the amenities one needs while away from home. The decor was beautiful and Charming. The neighborhood was very safe and centrally located to everything while not being in the middle of downtown. Transportation to and from was extremely easy. It had a Charming patio to relax in and have coffee xcetera. The proprietor was extremely friendly and very helpful. She mapped out every site in Florence and how to get there so we did not need to pay a guide. With her instruction we were able to see everything at our leisure. I would definitely stay there again especially on an extended visit because of all the comforts and ambiance. It was like a home away from home in the middle of the vacation. Loved this hotel.
I would never recommend this accommodation to anyone. We had a confirmation but apparently that means nothing as when we arrived no one was there to let us in - I have never been to a Bed and Breakfast where there was no one available to greet us. There is a message that asks us to call to confirm - we assumed that as we had a confirmation and we were in a foreign country without a telephone - when you have a confirmation that is the confirmation - this process is ridiculous . Fortunaltely for us we found a couple on the street who called the number on the door and we left a message - as there was no answer. As we were dragging our luggage to another hotel the reception called the strangers number back and they got us before we registered in another hotel. We were very upset and related that to the reception - he was an "arrogant idiot" and wanted us to confirm that he was right and this i would not do - he finally showed us our room - NEVER, NEVER AGAIN. And I would advise people not to go to this type of establishment if this is their process - who in their right mind would call and overseas # and pay roaming charges when you have already paid and have a confirmation. RIDICULOUS PROCESS
The gentleman who greeted us and showed us to our room was fantastic. Room was spacious and very clean. I did have some trouble with the free wifi. The hotel was about a 15-20 min walk from the train station and a little further from downtown. If you use the public transportation you will enjoy this hotel. We walked everywhere we went but had a very lovely stay.
We checked in and immediately Giulia gave us a map of the city highlighting the main piazzas, attractions and local restaurants for us. The rooms were wonderful and contained a mini fridge for any food we bought. When we told her that we wanted to see the Ufizzi museum she was immediately on the phone making a reservation for us so we could skip the 2 hour line. The hotel is about a 15 minute walk from the Santa Maria Novella train station and thus the beginning of the medieval city center. The only downside of the location is that many of the stores around close a little early and there is only one pizzeria close by to find a late night drink. Otherwise we had to head into the city center. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will be staying here again the next time we're in Florence.
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It was an on-field lesson Knox has learned repeatedly the past few weeks that just happened to come in handy in front of the camera: Always be prepared.
"I've gotten a lot of push from the guys, pushing me real hard to stay consistent, keep my head up, get in the film room and just learn the defense," Knox said.
The added push comes from necessity.
Beyond starting safeties Reshad Jones and CJ Byrd, there aren't many experienced options at the position.
Junior Donavon Baldwin was suspended from the team after being injured in a bar fight earlier this month, and sophomore Quintin Banks tore his medial collateral ligament in practice last week. That leaves Knox as the best backup plan outside of a group of true freshmen.
It's not surprise then that, even before Banks was hurt, defensive coordinator Willie Martinez touted the importance of Knox's development.
"John Knox is a key at safety," Martinez said. "He doesn't know it all right now. He's starting to get it. He needs to be more consistent. But if he continue to progress, he solidifies the safety position."
Consistency is the key word for Knox this preseason.
The Statesboro High graduate was ranked as a top-20 safety by some recruiting services when he committed to Georgia, and at 6-foot-2, 195 pounds, he can go head to head with even the most physical receivers. It's the mental part of the game the 20-year-old is still trying to master.
"I see a guy who's very talented, who's still learning what to do in a position where you can't make mistakes," head coach Mark Richt said. "It's the last line of defense, and when you make a mistake, it's big."
It's all big this season for Knox, who knows a trial-by-fire experience is inevitable.
Martinez said he hoped to have a five-man rotation at safety. Right now, Knox would be third on that depth chart, despite the fact that he's never played a game and is learning as he goes.
"Knox is not quite where he understands what it should look like, but he's working hard toward that," Richt said. "He's getting it. It's just taking him time."
One thing Knox does have going for him, however, is the player he's replacing.
Banks saw action in 12 games last season and spent much of the first week of this year's preseason camp wowing coaches before his injury. Now he's imparting some wisdom –and a healthy amount of responsibility – to Knox.
"He just told me there's going to be some errors I'm going to make, but I'm going to have to fix it at the same time," Knox said. "I can't keep making the same mistakes. They need me out there, and I've got to produce."
Greatness is Knox's long-term goal, but for now, he's only concerned about consistency.
So while Knox is being thrust into the spotlight, he's doing all he can to prepare for the task at hand. After all, he said, Banks will be back eventually, and when that happens, Knox isn't planning to just hand over the job he's been working so hard for.
"I'm hoping to play the same role throughout the season, if not starting," Knox said. "So I'm just going to keep fighting as hard as I can, and when Quintin comes back, I know coach is going to put him in, but I'm still going to do my thing."


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St. Kitts, Nevis, Barbuda, Dominica and St. Barts all have convenient meeting points for the yachts, depending on the scheduling. Once on the water, the Leeward Islands open up to span over some 200 miles and stretch from Anguilla to Dominica and also include St. Martin, Saba, St. Barts, St. Kitts, Nevis, Barbuda, Antigua, and Guadaloupe.
The islands are all very different, from sophisticated restaurants and casinos in St Martin to exclusive shopping and dining in St. Barts and splendid, deserted beaches on Barbuda and Antigua. You will find more sailing between these islands and in some areas you could be sailing for 3/6 hours each day in open waters but during December through March, the sailing may be quite rough for inexperienced sailors. It would take some considerable time to cruise all the Leeward Islands so it is best to select a few islands if you only have seven to ten days to charter. A one way charter from Antigua to St Martin is a popular choice with stops in Barbuda, Nevis, St Barts and Anguilla.
Suggested Itinerary
Best suited for clients who enjoy a lot of sailing
Day 1/2
Join the yacht in Anse Marcel, a delightful marina on the French side of St. Maartin. Anchor near a small beach, swim and maybe go ashore early evening for a walk.
Day 3/4
A two hour sail takes you to Anguilla with some of the most beautiful beaches in the Leeward islands. Anchor for lunch at Dog Island and enjoy some excellent snorkelling. There are numerous anchorages and beautiful bays to explore.
Day 5
A one hour sail brings you to Prickly Pear for lunch. These area group of 'post card' islands are perfect for a beach barbecue. In the afternoon set sail for Tintamarre an uninhabited French Island
Day 6
A three hour sail then brings you to St. Barths Anchor in Colombier Bay and enjoy the afternoon relaxing on the beaches with maybe dinner at one of the superb local restaurants.
Day 7
Full day in St.Barths. Select another of the many beautiful anchorages and explore some of the stunning bays. Hire a jeep for a couple of hours to tour the island and maybe a sunset cruise.
Day 8
After a swim and early breakfast, set sail for St. Maartin with a drop off at approximately noon for your return flight.
For an itinerary with a large amount of sailing then a ten day charter could also visit Antigua, Barbuda, Nevis or St. Kitts. Another option for more gentle sailing in the Leeward Islands is one week just cruising around Antigua and Barbuda with a pick up and drop off in Antigua.


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Syracuse had several talented prospects on campus for Saturday's matchup with South Florida. One of the priority visitors was 2018 defensive back Cory Gross from Brockport (N.Y.) High. Gross was able to spend time with the Orange coaching staff, and came away with a strong impression of them.
"Some of the coolest guys I've ever met," Gross said. "We talked about how I'm doing. How the season is going and how I could make an impact there."
Gross was able to go onto the sidelines during pre-game festivities and check out the game in person. Previously, Gross has been to the Carrier Dome for a basketball game. This was his first time there for football.
"Way more hyped," Gross said. "The Dome feels like you're playing further south than you really are. It was fast paced, bodies going in and out every play. And they're still developing seeing that they just got a new coach. I think I could come and help on either side of the ball."
Entering the visit, Gross was very high on the Orange. Being the big in-state school and the closest power five program, and offer from Syracuse would mean a lot to the junior standout. Even with his strong interest prior to the trip, the visit only enhanced his feelings towards SU.
"It raised the bar," Gross said. "The Dome is awesome and I believe once Babers gets the personnel with the athleticism he needs in the system, it'll be a different team. But I noticed they're young and inexperienced. Babers is working with what he has for now, but it's definitely going to work out.
"Can't lie. I was intrigued."
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In terms of gore, special effects, and twisted imagery, HELLRAISER is a horror lover's wet dream. The atmosphere is so morose and the visuals so macabre, you can't help but feel like needing to take a shower while watching it. Truly, it's impossible find horror movies as f*cked up as HELLRAISER anymore. For these reasons, I love it.
Everything else, on the other hand, simply left me bored. The film focuses much more on the family's story than anything involving the creepy, otherworldly Cenobites, and it's all just so time consuming. The whole subplot with the stepmother killing people to help heal Uncle Frank felt like a mix of horror and a really bad soap opera�maybe not in the idea, but in the execution.
Gracefully, the third act eventually kicks into gear and has that not-so-normal "puzzle box" opening a dimensional door into sadomasochism, and that's when the fun really starts. By this point, some of the story elements don't really make sense, and also allow for a number of convenient and contrived plot developments (good thing the Cenobites are seemingly incapable of taking a box from a freaking girl, despite apparently being telekinetic), but none of that matters. Clive Barker's creations and horrific imagery are the only things you'll be focused on; they're weird, cool, and disturbing, all at the same time. Hell, if you're lucky, you might even forget they come hand-in-hand with such an unrelentingly dull and tedious story.
Audio Commentary (with writer/director Clive Barker and actress Ashley Laurence): Repeated from the last release, this is a candid
Mr. Cotton, I Presume? (16:12): An interview with actor Andrew Robinson (who plays the main male lead, Larry), as he discusses his involvement in the film and his career.
Actress from Hell (11:58): An interview with actress Ashley Laurence (who plays the young hottie Kirsty), talking about her work on the film, as well as her work as an artist. She sounds a little pretentious, but at least she's honest.
Under the Skin (12:31): Repeating from the previous DVD release, this is an interview with Doug Bradley, who plays Pinhead. Both informative and entertaining.
Hellcomposer (18:18): An interview with musical composer Christopher Young, who is fully deserving of his own piece due to the film's kickass score.
Hellraiser: Resurrection (24:23): Also repeating from the previous DVD release is this EPK making-of featurette that's loaded with interviews, including Clive Barker and more.
Also included are 3 different Theatrical Trailers, 4 TV Spots, and 4 Still Galleries.