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“Allí se bebe a costillas propias o ajenas; bebe el gorrista destapado, el que finge no serlo, el que quiere y el que no quiere: yo bebo, tú bebes, él bebe; sólo el estanquero no bebe, y... el hombre feliz tampoco. Allí está tirado proclamándose Prometeo y dios a un mismo tiempo, y a medida que se bebe, llamean las mejillas; enrojecen las narices; las pupilas fulguran; los sombreros se van a las coronas... y el dar filo a las lenguas, y el charloteo, y el hablar a la rebatiña, y el tartamudear... el tímido bota la timidez; el discreto desembucha secretos; el hipócrita, picardías; el generoso se torna en cicatero; el caballero en canalla; el prudente en imprudente; el cobarde en rajabroqueles; el manso se sulfura; el sin ventura halla la felicidad; el triste, la alegría; el callado habla hasta por los codos; y el alma-de-cántaro... empeora... Allí de proyectos, de negocios, de política, de crónica escandalosa; allí de chistes, de chascarrillos, de literatura, de amor... Y el cigarrillo, mezclando sus perfumados humos con los vulgares del tabaco de la tierra, y el olor de las tinas, y el tufo de los bebedores (de El palacio de la felicidad)”

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“You need clear thinking to prevent an invasion of Alien Parasites, and to battle them. The 'reality' of Las Vegas, Hollywood, Haute Couture, politics, pornography, advertising, supermarket tabloids, are all false realities designed to deceive and confuse you with what is truly authentic. They also weaken your mind, because these false realities hypnotize you. You mind becomes weak and passive, and so therefore you have no mental defenses against the mind parasites.”

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Book:Alien Parasites: 40 Gnostic Truths to Defeat the Archon Invasion!
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“It was no easy task to tame the barbarians' language. One quick three-week-old autumn, the brothers were sitting in their cell, trying to write out the letters that men would later call Cyrillic. They were not getting anywhere. Fromm the cell you could clearly see half of October, and in it the silence was one hour's walk long and two hours' walk wide. Then Methodius called his brother's attention to four jugs standing on the window of their cell, but outside, on the other side of the bars. "If the doors were locked, how could I get to one of those jugs?" he asked. Constantine broke one of the jugs, then drew the fragments piece by piece through the bars and into the cell, where he reassembled the jug, bonding it with saliva and clay from the floor beneath his feet. This they now did with the Slavonic language: they broke it in pieces, drew it into their mouths through the bars of Cyril's letters, and bonded the fragments with their saliva and the Greek clay beneath the soles of their feet.”

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Book:Dictionary of the Khazars
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