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Chapter 12

 

 

 

My shower took twenty, infuriating, minutes. I'm leaving the bathroom, still angry, a towel rapt around my manhood. 

Diana's standing on a chair replacing a smoke detector, I catch her smiling to herself, as she sees me. Was she singing? Her gown is tied around the waist in the practical, matter of fact, way.

"Now qué pasa? What on earth are you doing?"

"I'm putting things back so that Geraldo won't realise he's been discovered," she says, slightly breathlessly, skipping down off the chair.

"Now that you've finished playing with yourself, would you mind putting this one back in the clock while I get the last smoke detector?"

"I was not playing with myself, bitch!" I find myself shouting. She's really got to me.

The puta certainly travels with a lot of equipment. She has a cute little zip-up memory card holder.  She's taking out similar cards from the holder and replacing them with those from the cameras so they'll be blank when Geraldo gets here to harvest his crop. By now the hidden cameras in the room must have recorded a great deal of good quality video. The xD card from the stolen Olympus camera, my lifesaver, is already stowed away safely in her hold-all.

"Do you always carry a bunch of spare cards around with you?" I growl, still furious at her continued lleno de desprecio, sneering. But I do I'm asked asked, before replacing the back of the clock and putting it back in its place.

"Yes, I do, doesn't everyone with a camera?" she says, still sounding scornful, as if she silently added 'you moron' or 'you excuse for a man'. Now she seems to be demeaning my lack of resourcefulness or knowledge as well as my manhood.

"Well, no!" I reply incredulously, wondering why the clock needs a new card too.

"I was supposed to take that one with me. Why did I just replace it," I ask suspiciously. "If I'm going to follow the original plan, it's not supposed to be here when Geraldo returns."

"How stupid are you?" she responds rudely. "If you follow his plan, he's going to kill you. But when he finds all these, with nothing more incriminating than me roaming about, he'll think you failed completely. So, I've set their clocks back a day. Once he's taken the cards out, he'll never see the deception."

"What are you going to do with the recorded ones?" I ask, marvelling at her expertise and trying not to seem even more stupid.

"You'll see! They're going to be fun for us to watch together, later. That's why I put them back before your encore performance; and all those curtain-calls, last night," she says provocatively, showing me the tip of her tongue again and smiling suggestively. 

Maybe she doesn't think I'm such a dreadful lover after all, if she wants to look at our 'home movies' with me. Am I back in the good books? 

As if reading my mind, she's taken my hand and is leading me to the sofa. As I sit, to her command, my towel falls open and she pushes me back straddling my knees. I'm enveloped in her robe. Her naked breasts are pressed against me. She must have flicked the TV remote. She's moved her head to my shoulder, nibbling my ear, ensuring that I have a clear view of the screen.  

"Oh. No!"

She must have set up this dreadful, debasing scene when I was in the shower. 

"Look how hard you are," she whispers, breathing hotly in my ear. On screen she's kneeling over me as I pleasure her, yet again, in that disgusting way.

As she gives me her breathy commentary, reliving the experience in forensic detail, she wiggles about on my lap, as if enjoying it all over again. She hasn't showered and the odours of our night together rise inside the tent of her gown.

I watch appalled, yet I'm finding the smell of her incredibly arousing. The alarming scenes, of her dominating me and having her way like that, have somehow become hugely erotic. My shaft has grown hard and is upright against her writhing stomach. It's so mesmerising I'm actually trying to look around her when her soft lips seek mine and I feel her tongue pushing into my mouth. 

I can no longer stand it. I roll my knees to the side, tipping her onto the sofa to satisfy my lust.  

But she's gone! Somehow, she used my knees' sideway momentum to slip away and let me slide backwards off the sofa, dropping heavily to the floor. Now she's circling the room, wafting her open gown at me and laughing at my clumsiness. 

"Naughty boy! You told me you didn't like pleasing women like that! Well, this video has certainly proved you a liar. Look how turned on you got. You can't wait to do it for a woman again," she says delightedly. Her tongue going up and down, licking the air, in parody. "Like all wankers you love it!"

The puta is mocking me again.

Why do I let her do this? I'm as furious with myself as with her. All I want to do is punch her hard in her supercilious face.

She's bending over me whispering in my ear: "I'm sorry darling, it's just a game. Don't get too upset. I really do enjoy your new skills. I want to apologise," she sounds as if she is sorry. Maybe she sees how dangerous I might become? 

Her breasts are dangling against me and her breath is warm and sexy: "Lets go back to when you were going to fuck me. Look at the video again... See how excited you got... She's sucking my earlobe and her hand is checking me out.

"Look at how keen you are now you little pervert! Sorry. I told you I was just playing with you. Weren't you listening? Get up. I'm not in the mood at the moment."

"What! That's it!" I scream: "I'm going to have you whether you like it or not, you prick-teasing slut. Come here!"

She's skipped off, mock-yelling 'rape', 'rape' in alarm. That's it, I'm going to chase her down and rape her. She's asked for this. 

 

 

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2024 Addendum

 

It's shocking that another Addendum to this article is necessary.

Yet, we are no nearer to a peaceful resolution like the, internationally called for, 'Two state solution', or some workable version thereof.

Indeed, the situation, particularly for Palestinians, has gone from bad to worse.

At the same time, Israeli losses are mounting as the war drags on.  Yet, Hamas remains undefeated and Bibi remains recalcitrant.

Comments:

 On Wed, 4 Sep 2024, at 1:23 PM, Barry Cross wrote:
> There seems to be no resolution to the problem of the disputed land of Israel. You consider Gaza to have been put under siege, but I wonder if that and the other Israeli acts you mention are themselves responses to a response by them of being under siege, or at least being seriously threatened, by hostile forces who do not recognise the legitimacy of the state of Israel? Hamas’s claim and stated intention of establishing a Palestinian state “from the river to the sea” and periodic acts of aggression need to be taken into account I suggest, when judging the actions of the Israeli’s. In addition, there is the menace coming from Iranian proxies in Southern Lebanon and Yemen, and from Iran itself.
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> Whatever the merits of the respective claims to the contended territory might be, it seems reasonable to accept that Israeli’s to consider they are a constant threat to their very survival. Naturally, this must influence their actions, particularly in response to the many acts of aggression they have been subjected to over many decades. By way of contrast, how lucky are we!
>
> These are my off the cuff comments for what they are worth.
>
> Regards
> Barry Cross
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> Sent from my iPhone

 

 

 

2023 Addendum

 

It's a decade since this visit to Israel in September 2014.

From July until just a month before we arrived, Israeli troops had been conducting an 'operation' against Hamas in the Gaza strip, in the course of which 469 Israeli soldiers lost their lives.  The country was still reeling. 

17,200 Garzan homes were totally destroyed and three times that number were seriously damaged.  An estimated 2,000 (who keeps count) civilians died in the destruction.  'Bibi' Netanyahu, who had ordered the Operation, declared it a victory.

This time it's on a grander scale: a 'War', and Bibi has vowed to wipe-out Hamas.

Pundits have been moved to speculate on the Hamas strategy, that was obviously premeditated. In addition to taking hostages, it involving sickening brutality against obvious innocents, with many of the worst images made and published by themselves. 

It seemed to be deliberate provocation, with a highly predictable outcome.

Martyrdom?  

Historically, Hamas have done Bibi no harm.  See: 'For years, Netanyahu propped up Hamas. Now it’s blown up in our faces' in the Israel Times.

Thinking about our visit, I've been moved to wonder how many of today's terrorists were children a decade ago?  How many saw their loved ones: buried alive; blown apart; maimed for life; then dismissed by Bibi as: 'collateral damage'? 

And how many of the children, now stumbling in the rubble, will, in their turn, become terrorists against the hated oppressor across the barrier?

Is Bibi's present purge a good strategy for assuring future harmony?

I commend my decade old analysis to you: A Brief Modern History and Is there a solution?

Comments: 
Since posting the above I've been sent the following article, implicating religious belief, with which I substantially agree, save for its disregarding the Jewish fundamentalists'/extremists' complicity; amplifying the present horrors: The Bright Line Between Good and Evil 

Another reader has provided a link to a perspective similar to my own by Australian 'Elder Statesman' John MenadueHamas, Gaza and the continuing Zionist project.  His Pearls and Irritations site provides a number of articles relating to the current Gaza situation. Worth a read.

The Economist has since reported and unusual spate of short-selling immediately preceding the attacks: Who made millions trading the October 7th attacks?  

Money-making by someone in the know? If so, it's beyond evil.

 

 

A Little Background

The land between the Jordan river and the Mediterranean Sea, known as Palestine, is one of the most fought over in human history.  Anthropologists believe that the first humans to leave Africa lived in and around this region and that all non-African humans are related to these common ancestors who lived perhaps 70,000 years ago.  At first glance this interest seems odd, because as bits of territory go it's nothing special.  These days it's mostly desert and semi-desert.  Somewhere back-o-Bourke might look similar, if a bit redder. 

Yet since humans have kept written records, Egyptians, Canaanites, Philistines, Ancient Israelites, Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, early Muslims, Christian Crusaders, Ottomans (and other later Muslims), British and Zionists, have all fought to control this land.  This has sometimes been for strategic reasons alone but often partly for affairs of the heart, because this land is steeped in history and myth. 

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Fiction, Recollections & News

Dune: Part Two

Back in 2021 I went to see the first installment of ‘DUNE’ and was slightly 'put out' to discover that it ended half way through the (first) book.

It was the second big-screen attempt to make a movie of the book, if you don’t count the first ‘Star Wars’, that borrows shamelessly from Frank Herbert’s Si-Fi classic, and I thought it a lot better.

Now the long-awaited second part has been released.

 

Directed by Denis Villeneuve
Screenplay by Denis Villeneuve, Jon Spaihts
Based on Dune by Frank Herbert
Starring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Josh Brolin, Austin Butler' Florence Pugh, Dave Bautista
Christopher Walken, Léa Seydoux, Souheila Yacoub, Stellan Skarsgård, Charlotte Rampling, Javier Bardem
Cinematography Greig Fraser, Edited by Joe Walker
Music by Hans Zimmer
Running time 165 minutes

 

 

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Opinions and Philosophy

Issues Arising from the Greenhouse Hypothesis

This paper was first written in 1990 - nearly 30 years ago - yet little has changed.

Except of course, that a lot of politicians and bureaucrats have put in a lot of air miles and stayed in some excellent hotels in interesting places around the world like Kyoto, Amsterdam and Cancun. 

In the interim technology has come to our aid.  Wind turbines, dismissed here, have become larger and much more economic as have PV solar panels.  Renewable energy options are discussed in more detail elsewhere on this website.

 


 

Climate Change

Issues Arising from the Greenhouse Hypothesis

 

Climate change has wide ranging implications for the World, ranging from its impacts on agriculture (through drought, floods, water availability, land degradation and carbon credits) mining (by limiting markets for coal and minerals processing) manufacturing and transport (through energy costs) to property damage resulting from storms.  The issues are complex, ranging from disputes about the impact of human activities on global warming, to arguments about what should be done and the consequences of the various actions proposed.  The following paper explores some of the issues and their potential impact.

 

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