On Tuesday, July 27, 2021 at 1:27:50 PM UTC-4, Bill Allen wrote:

> Snuff films are films of actual murders and suicides. These may, or may
> not, involve explicit sex. Rape, torture and mutilation of fourteen year
> old girls appears to be the staple of the snuff film industry. This is
> not a feminist or socialist issue. Any man with human respect for women
> should be outraged!
>
> Personal Opinion: The snuff “entertainment” industry is equal to the $50
> billion pornography industry. US law enforcement has never submitted a
> snuff film as evidence. The Italian police had no difficulty
> apprehending a Russian selling snuff films of children.
> http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4070446,00.html
>
> It is not personal opinion, but fact that thousands of women in
> Guatemala and Mexico have been raped and murderded. The “body count” in
> Guatemala is now 1500.
> http://www.ipsnews.net/africa/interna.asp?idnews=24489. 400 bodies have
> now been recovered in Juarez and Chihuhua Province of Mexico.
> http://www.elpasotimes.com/borderdeath. I received a reliable verbal
> report that 4000 young women are missing in Chihuaha, and 13 bodies were
> discovered under a policeman’s house in Juarez. All of the victims are
> young and female.
>
> This subject is depressing. Any decent human being would chose to ignore
> it. That is why the snuff movie industry flourishes.
>
> “Softcore” snuff films of the murders in Juarez are being sold in
> Mexican stores! http://www.socialism.com/currents/murder.html
>
> Hollywood has recognized the snuff trade. The 1979 film, Hardcore,
> starred George C Scott. His character paid $100 to view a snuff film in
> Tijuana, Mexico. 8MM, released in 1999, was another Hollywood production
> about Tijuana’s snuff film industry. Tesis Thesis was also released in 1999.
>
> This writer was the intended “star” of several snuff film attempts. This
> writer knows that corrupt law enforcement, corporations and government
> will always cover-up the snuff film industry and the money laundering
> that results from the profits. The participants have the advantage of
> incredibility.
>
> US citizens are not immune to being the victims of snuff films. This
> writer has had years of personal contact with people involved in the
> snuff film industry and its money laundering schemes. They have
> repeatedly attempted to make me a party to their activities. I am very
> familiar with the Yogurt Shop Murders. These murders occurred on
> December 6, 1991, in North Austin, Texas. The Yogurt Shop Murders were a
> snuff film.
>
> Four exceptionally attractive teenage girls were raped, tortured,
> mutialted and murdered. Instead of fleeing the scene of the crime, the
> killers were in the store for nearly an hour. A snuff film of this event
> would command an exceptional price! In this writer’s opinion, millions
> of dollars were laundered through the insurance claims resulting from
> this crime. http://www.texas-justice.com
>
> The financial community has a vested interest in covering up the snuff
> film industry. The money laundering method is not recognized by the
> finance industry, law enforcement or government!. Removing billions of
> dollars from circulation would create economic havoc. The money must be
> recirculated into the mainstream economy.
>
> The Yogurt Shop Murders were the culmination of a five-year spree of
> similar blatant murders in Texas and New Mexico, ending in 1991. The
> Juarez Femicide began in 1993. This indicates that some of the same
> perpetrators may be involved. The publicity of the Yogurt Shop Murders
> case may have inspired the perpetrators to relocate their operations in
> Mexico. The Guatemala femicide began about 2000, when the Juarez murders
> began receiving more widespread attention. This writer expects the snuff
> operation will seek out new, unnoticed, areas of the world for its
> productions.
>
> There will never be justice from the police or government. It appears to
> this writer that corrupt law enforcement controls the snuff movie trade.
> The cash from snuff films supports a huge network of corruption. If an
> honest street cop wants to “go public”, his superiors will make certain
> the public never knows. They know that this crime is too evil for most
> people to believe. Only exposure by the public will stop it.
>
> The only logical explanation for the Juarez and Guatemala murders is
> very valuable snuff films. Why else would corporations, government and
> police cooperate to hide the truth, or to cause these murders? The press
> and even people and organizations which act as if they want to help, are
> suspect. The amount of money made in snuff movies can corrupt almost
> anyone. It will take a courageous, selfless minority to tell the world.
>
> The pornagraphy industry is being used as a basis of comparison in this
> article. There is no comparison for the evil of the snuff film industry.
> Despite unlimited hours of explicit pornography available, more is
> produced every day. That applies to the snuff film industry as well..
> Everyone involved is affected. This includes the multitudes of
> participants in the snuff money laundering schemes. Mainstream
> pornography is not supported by the leaders of our society. It appears
> to this writer that the leaders of our society do covertly support the
> snuff movie industry cover-up..
>
> “If the shoe fits, where it.” Snuff films are the only rational
> explanation for the femicide in Mexico and Guatemala.
>
> The only way to restrain the snuff film trade is through testimonies
> like this one. With exposure, more amateurs will attempt to enter the
> trade. This will create more exposure, forcing law enforcement to do its
> job of protecting honest citizens from being murdered!
>
>
> https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0412/S00166/indymedia-1000s-women-murdered-for-snuff-movies.htm

I've often wondered why there wasn't a special award for most creative
snuff film at the Oscars.

On Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 10:54:02 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
> On Tuesday, July 27, 2021 at 1:27:50 PM UTC-4, Bill Allen wrote:
>
> > Snuff films are films of actual murders and suicides. These may, or may
> > not, involve explicit sex. Rape, torture and mutilation of fourteen year
> > old girls appears to be the staple of the snuff film industry. This is
> > not a feminist or socialist issue. Any man with human respect for women
> > should be outraged!
> >
> > Personal Opinion: The snuff “entertainment” industry is equal to the $50
> > billion pornography industry. US law enforcement has never submitted a
> > snuff film as evidence. The Italian police had no difficulty
> > apprehending a Russian selling snuff films of children.
> > http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4070446,00.html
> >
> > It is not personal opinion, but fact that thousands of women in
> > Guatemala and Mexico have been raped and murderded. The “body count” in
> > Guatemala is now 1500.
> > http://www.ipsnews.net/africa/interna.asp?idnews=24489. 400 bodies have
> > now been recovered in Juarez and Chihuhua Province of Mexico.
> > http://www.elpasotimes.com/borderdeath. I received a reliable verbal
> > report that 4000 young women are missing in Chihuaha, and 13 bodies were
> > discovered under a policeman’s house in Juarez. All of the victims are
> > young and female.
> >
> > This subject is depressing. Any decent human being would chose to ignore
> > it. That is why the snuff movie industry flourishes.
> >
> > “Softcore” snuff films of the murders in Juarez are being sold in
> > Mexican stores! http://www.socialism.com/currents/murder.html
> >
> > Hollywood has recognized the snuff trade. The 1979 film, Hardcore,
> > starred George C Scott. His character paid $100 to view a snuff film in
> > Tijuana, Mexico. 8MM, released in 1999, was another Hollywood production
> > about Tijuana’s snuff film industry. Tesis Thesis was also released in 1999.
> >
> > This writer was the intended “star” of several snuff film attempts. This
> > writer knows that corrupt law enforcement, corporations and government
> > will always cover-up the snuff film industry and the money laundering
> > that results from the profits. The participants have the advantage of
> > incredibility.
> >
> > US citizens are not immune to being the victims of snuff films. This
> > writer has had years of personal contact with people involved in the
> > snuff film industry and its money laundering schemes. They have
> > repeatedly attempted to make me a party to their activities. I am very
> > familiar with the Yogurt Shop Murders. These murders occurred on
> > December 6, 1991, in North Austin, Texas. The Yogurt Shop Murders were a
> > snuff film.
> >
> > Four exceptionally attractive teenage girls were raped, tortured,
> > mutialted and murdered. Instead of fleeing the scene of the crime, the
> > killers were in the store for nearly an hour. A snuff film of this event
> > would command an exceptional price! In this writer’s opinion, millions
> > of dollars were laundered through the insurance claims resulting from
> > this crime. http://www.texas-justice.com
> >
> > The financial community has a vested interest in covering up the snuff
> > film industry. The money laundering method is not recognized by the
> > finance industry, law enforcement or government!. Removing billions of
> > dollars from circulation would create economic havoc. The money must be
> > recirculated into the mainstream economy.
> >
> > The Yogurt Shop Murders were the culmination of a five-year spree of
> > similar blatant murders in Texas and New Mexico, ending in 1991. The
> > Juarez Femicide began in 1993. This indicates that some of the same
> > perpetrators may be involved. The publicity of the Yogurt Shop Murders
> > case may have inspired the perpetrators to relocate their operations in
> > Mexico. The Guatemala femicide began about 2000, when the Juarez murders
> > began receiving more widespread attention. This writer expects the snuff
> > operation will seek out new, unnoticed, areas of the world for its
> > productions.
> >
> > There will never be justice from the police or government. It appears to
> > this writer that corrupt law enforcement controls the snuff movie trade..
> > The cash from snuff films supports a huge network of corruption. If an
> > honest street cop wants to “go public”, his superiors will make certain
> > the public never knows. They know that this crime is too evil for most
> > people to believe. Only exposure by the public will stop it.
> >
> > The only logical explanation for the Juarez and Guatemala murders is
> > very valuable snuff films. Why else would corporations, government and
> > police cooperate to hide the truth, or to cause these murders? The press
> > and even people and organizations which act as if they want to help, are
> > suspect. The amount of money made in snuff movies can corrupt almost
> > anyone. It will take a courageous, selfless minority to tell the world.
> >
> > The pornagraphy industry is being used as a basis of comparison in this
> > article. There is no comparison for the evil of the snuff film industry..
> > Despite unlimited hours of explicit pornography available, more is
> > produced every day. That applies to the snuff film industry as well..
> > Everyone involved is affected. This includes the multitudes of
> > participants in the snuff money laundering schemes. Mainstream
> > pornography is not supported by the leaders of our society. It appears
> > to this writer that the leaders of our society do covertly support the
> > snuff movie industry cover-up..
> >
> > “If the shoe fits, where it.” Snuff films are the only rational
> > explanation for the femicide in Mexico and Guatemala.
> >
> > The only way to restrain the snuff film trade is through testimonies
> > like this one. With exposure, more amateurs will attempt to enter the
> > trade. This will create more exposure, forcing law enforcement to do its
> > job of protecting honest citizens from being murdered!
> >
> >
> > https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0412/S00166/indymedia-1000s-women-murdered-for-snuff-movies.htm
>
>
>
> I've often wondered why there wasn't a special award for most creative
> snuff film at the Oscars.

Maybe next year.

On 9/23/2021 9:21 AM, OllieNorthie@aol.com wrote:
> On Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 10:54:02 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
>> On Tuesday, July 27, 2021 at 1:27:50 PM UTC-4, Bill Allen wrote:
>>
>>> Snuff films are films of actual murders and suicides. These may, or may
>>> not, involve explicit sex. Rape, torture and mutilation of fourteen year
>>> old girls appears to be the staple of the snuff film industry. This is
>>> not a feminist or socialist issue. Any man with human respect for women
>>> should be outraged!
>>>
>>> Personal Opinion: The snuff “entertainment” industry is equal to the $50
>>> billion pornography industry. US law enforcement has never submitted a
>>> snuff film as evidence. The Italian police had no difficulty
>>> apprehending a Russian selling snuff films of children.
>>> http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4070446,00.html
>>>
>>> It is not personal opinion, but fact that thousands of women in
>>> Guatemala and Mexico have been raped and murderded. The “body count” in
>>> Guatemala is now 1500.
>>> http://www.ipsnews.net/africa/interna.asp?idnews=24489. 400 bodies have
>>> now been recovered in Juarez and Chihuhua Province of Mexico.
>>> http://www.elpasotimes.com/borderdeath. I received a reliable verbal
>>> report that 4000 young women are missing in Chihuaha, and 13 bodies were
>>> discovered under a policeman’s house in Juarez. All of the victims are
>>> young and female.
>>>
>>> This subject is depressing. Any decent human being would chose to ignore
>>> it. That is why the snuff movie industry flourishes.
>>>
>>> “Softcore” snuff films of the murders in Juarez are being sold in
>>> Mexican stores! http://www.socialism.com/currents/murder.html
>>>
>>> Hollywood has recognized the snuff trade. The 1979 film, Hardcore,
>>> starred George C Scott. His character paid $100 to view a snuff film in
>>> Tijuana, Mexico. 8MM, released in 1999, was another Hollywood production
>>> about Tijuana’s snuff film industry. Tesis Thesis was also released in 1999.
>>>
>>> This writer was the intended “star” of several snuff film attempts. This
>>> writer knows that corrupt law enforcement, corporations and government
>>> will always cover-up the snuff film industry and the money laundering
>>> that results from the profits. The participants have the advantage of
>>> incredibility.
>>>
>>> US citizens are not immune to being the victims of snuff films. This
>>> writer has had years of personal contact with people involved in the
>>> snuff film industry and its money laundering schemes. They have
>>> repeatedly attempted to make me a party to their activities. I am very
>>> familiar with the Yogurt Shop Murders. These murders occurred on
>>> December 6, 1991, in North Austin, Texas. The Yogurt Shop Murders were a
>>> snuff film.
>>>
>>> Four exceptionally attractive teenage girls were raped, tortured,
>>> mutialted and murdered. Instead of fleeing the scene of the crime, the
>>> killers were in the store for nearly an hour. A snuff film of this event
>>> would command an exceptional price! In this writer’s opinion, millions
>>> of dollars were laundered through the insurance claims resulting from
>>> this crime. http://www.texas-justice.com
>>>
>>> The financial community has a vested interest in covering up the snuff
>>> film industry. The money laundering method is not recognized by the
>>> finance industry, law enforcement or government!. Removing billions of
>>> dollars from circulation would create economic havoc. The money must be
>>> recirculated into the mainstream economy.
>>>
>>> The Yogurt Shop Murders were the culmination of a five-year spree of
>>> similar blatant murders in Texas and New Mexico, ending in 1991. The
>>> Juarez Femicide began in 1993. This indicates that some of the same
>>> perpetrators may be involved. The publicity of the Yogurt Shop Murders
>>> case may have inspired the perpetrators to relocate their operations in
>>> Mexico. The Guatemala femicide began about 2000, when the Juarez murders
>>> began receiving more widespread attention. This writer expects the snuff
>>> operation will seek out new, unnoticed, areas of the world for its
>>> productions.
>>>
>>> There will never be justice from the police or government. It appears to
>>> this writer that corrupt law enforcement controls the snuff movie trade.
>>> The cash from snuff films supports a huge network of corruption. If an
>>> honest street cop wants to “go public”, his superiors will make certain
>>> the public never knows. They know that this crime is too evil for most
>>> people to believe. Only exposure by the public will stop it.
>>>
>>> The only logical explanation for the Juarez and Guatemala murders is
>>> very valuable snuff films. Why else would corporations, government and
>>> police cooperate to hide the truth, or to cause these murders? The press
>>> and even people and organizations which act as if they want to help, are
>>> suspect. The amount of money made in snuff movies can corrupt almost
>>> anyone. It will take a courageous, selfless minority to tell the world.
>>>
>>> The pornagraphy industry is being used as a basis of comparison in this
>>> article. There is no comparison for the evil of the snuff film industry.
>>> Despite unlimited hours of explicit pornography available, more is
>>> produced every day. That applies to the snuff film industry as well..
>>> Everyone involved is affected. This includes the multitudes of
>>> participants in the snuff money laundering schemes. Mainstream
>>> pornography is not supported by the leaders of our society. It appears
>>> to this writer that the leaders of our society do covertly support the
>>> snuff movie industry cover-up..
>>>
>>> “If the shoe fits, where it.” Snuff films are the only rational
>>> explanation for the femicide in Mexico and Guatemala.
>>>
>>> The only way to restrain the snuff film trade is through testimonies
>>> like this one. With exposure, more amateurs will attempt to enter the
>>> trade. This will create more exposure, forcing law enforcement to do its
>>> job of protecting honest citizens from being murdered!
>>>
>>>
>>> https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0412/S00166/indymedia-1000s-women-murdered-for-snuff-movies.htm
>>
>>
>>
>> I've often wondered why there wasn't a special award for most creative
>> snuff film at the Oscars.
>
> Maybe next year.
>

What about you, Ollie? You're a man of great untapped potential. Plus
I'm sure you know some young, undocumented, immigrant ladies from
Guatemala. This could be your calling. Snuff films no longer need to be
an underground enterprise. You, Ollie, can bring it mainstream and
perhaps bring home an Oscar.

> I've often wondered why there wasn't a special award for most creative
> snuff film at the Oscars.

Your post is funny, but only if delivered by someone who actually believes it. "I've often wondered", by itself is a funny line. As if you keep a log of all the things you wonder about and rank them in order of importance on the basis of how often you wonder about them.

I would not want to watch a real snuff film. I used to think I'd like to see or hear creepy violent things, but things have changed. I saw enough creepy violent shit driving the cab and sometimes just walking down the street. But I don't want stuff in my brain that I can't block out. Sure, for most people the temptation is there to hear someone being recorded while being tortured, and I understand it. But what if it's really horrible and you can't block it out? Like being a juror on a murder case involving torture and are asked to listen to a variety of tapes of different people being tortured to death by the defendant. Sounds like it could be fun, but truth is I might have to bow out at that point.

"Your Honor, I am not upset that she was being tape recorded while being tortured, I am upset that as a juror I am already suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from being forced on your command to listen to it."

> What about you, Ollie? You're a man of great untapped potential. Plus
> I'm sure you know some young, undocumented, immigrant ladies from
> Guatemala. This could be your calling. Snuff films no longer need to be
> an underground enterprise. You, Ollie, can bring it mainstream and
> perhaps bring home an Oscar.

Yes, Ollie has the talent to bring it to the mainstream, at which point it becomes trash. I am sure the mainstream would go for such productions, especially today in the comfort of their own homes, keeping their fantasies on the hush hush. But Ollie would not commit to making such garbage. He is a genius. According to recent scientific surveys it has been concluded that real geniuses do not like snuff films and want nothing to do with them. Inside info says that Einstein enjoyed looking at still photos of people who had been snuffed, but would never submit to watching it play out. He was all about results. The big windup. He was a just the facts kind of guy. Like me.

On 10/5/2021 12:30 AM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
>
>> What about you, Ollie? You're a man of great untapped potential. Plus
>> I'm sure you know some young, undocumented, immigrant ladies from
>> Guatemala. This could be your calling. Snuff films no longer need to be
>> an underground enterprise. You, Ollie, can bring it mainstream and
>> perhaps bring home an Oscar.
>
>
> Yes, Ollie has the talent to bring it to the mainstream, at which point it becomes trash. I am sure the mainstream would go for such productions, especially today in the comfort of their own homes, keeping their fantasies on the hush hush. But Ollie would not commit to making such garbage. He is a genius. According to recent scientific surveys it has been concluded that real geniuses do not like snuff films and want nothing to do with them. Inside info says that Einstein enjoyed looking at still photos of people who had been snuffed, but would never submit to watching it play out. He was all about results. The big windup. He was a just the facts kind of guy. Like me.
>

Einstein was a good Jewish boy and would never indulge in such
activities as watching someone get snuffed. I'm different and there's
nothing that I wouldn't enjoy seeing than some Guatemalan girl have her
brains splattered all over the wall while she's being done anally. Of
course I do not want to see a still photo of her dead. I do have some
standards

> Einstein was a good Jewish boy and would never indulge in such
> activities as watching someone get snuffed. I'm different and there's
> nothing that I wouldn't enjoy seeing than some Guatemalan girl have her
> brains splattered all over the wall while she's being done anally. Of
> course I do not want to see a still photo of her dead. I do have some
> standards

I'll go with the still photos when it comes to stuff that could invade and occupy the brain at times when the brain's owner is not in the mood. A still is easier to forget. I have changed a lot over the years, most of it in the last two or three alone. Yesterday I was tied with someone in our weekly NFL football pool and the Monday Night game was the tie breaker. I chose not to watch it. Used to be I'd turn it early not wanting to miss the kickoff. I am using football games only as an example. So instead of watching the game on TV I came to this computer and put up some tabs - youtube music, email, and a football site that shows not only the score but who has the ball and what yard line it's on. It's brutal. A lot of time between new info. But I grew to like it in it's own way. Not saying I'm taking it over TV, only that sometimes I like the really slow approach as well as not knowing every last thing that's going on. For instance, as the game was winding down and I had a chance to beat the guy in the 4th quarter I saw that his team had the ball on the 50 yard line and it was 4th down and they needed 2 yards. That usually means a team is going to punt. "Good", my team will have a chance to score", I thought. Then about two minutes later - a long two minutes - the graph showed the other guy's team was now at my team's 37 yard line, which means they got the first down and were going to close the game out. I enjoyed not knowing how they got to the 37. Was it a penalty? A fake punt? Or did they just flat out go for it on 4th down? I enjoyed not knowing. Later I turned on the TV to see what really happened.. I enjoy not knowing stuff all the time and also enjoy finding out I'm wrong (as long as it doesn't I'm going to die right away). I like new technology, sometimes, and will use it for sure. But there is something really enjoyable about a slide show, especially with a good narrator, one who springs surprises on you. He can tour the country with the same projector and photos and present them differently every time. In some ways many older things are more advanced. Older things like me!

On Tuesday, October 5, 2021 at 4:44:22 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Einstein was a good Jewish boy and would never indulge in such
> > activities as watching someone get snuffed. I'm different and there's
> > nothing that I wouldn't enjoy seeing than some Guatemalan girl have her
> > brains splattered all over the wall while she's being done anally. Of
> > course I do not want to see a still photo of her dead. I do have some
> > standards
> I'll go with the still photos when it comes to stuff that could invade and occupy the brain at times when the brain's owner is not in the mood. A still is easier to forget. I have changed a lot over the years, most of it in the last two or three alone. Yesterday I was tied with someone in our weekly NFL football pool and the Monday Night game was the tie breaker. I chose not to watch it. Used to be I'd turn it early not wanting to miss the kickoff. I am using football games only as an example. So instead of watching the game on TV I came to this computer and put up some tabs - youtube music, email, and a football site that shows not only the score but who has the ball and what yard line it's on. It's brutal. A lot of time between new info.. But I grew to like it in it's own way. Not saying I'm taking it over TV, only that sometimes I like the really slow approach as well as not knowing every last thing that's going on. For instance, as the game was winding down and I had a chance to beat the guy in the 4th quarter I saw that his team had the ball on the 50 yard line and it was 4th down and they needed 2 yards. That usually means a team is going to punt. "Good", my team will have a chance to score", I thought. Then about two minutes later - a long two minutes - the graph showed the other guy's team was now at my team's 37 yard line, which means they got the first down and were going to close the game out. I enjoyed not knowing how they got to the 37. Was it a penalty? A fake punt? Or did they just flat out go for it on 4th down? I enjoyed not knowing. Later I turned on the TV to see what really happened. I enjoy not knowing stuff all the time and also enjoy finding out I'm wrong (as long as it doesn't I'm going to die right away). I like new technology, sometimes, and will use it for sure. But there is something really enjoyable about a slide show, especially with a good narrator, one who springs surprises on you. He can tour the country with the same projector and photos and present them differently every time. In some ways many older things are more advanced. Older things like me!

That was a fake web feed. I knew you were watching that instead of the real game. I fucked with you. You were fucked with .