1. The abuse continued around the clock as usual during my ninth consecutive Christmas Eve and now into Christmas Day from the use of the surveillance technology as a weapon to destroy. It continued this morning while I went on making verbal notes and comments as I do to document all that is happening. A 30-minute portion of this from this Christmas Day's activity turned out to be worthy of a Christmas message so I am making this audio file available.
This file is about 40 Mb for the 30 minutes or so of the audio recording. It starts about 11:17 am and continues with times noted as abuse comes from those using the surveillance technology. I use a voice activated digital recorder so that the actual time span will exceed the 30 minutes of recorded comment. The abusive remarks which come from those using the surveillance technology generate my commentary.
The brief reference to Pandora's Box concerns the film created by G W Pabst in Berlin in 1929 with Louis Brooks as Lulu. This is part of The Criterion Collection as a new release of this classic film. I recently bought a copy and have been enjoying this superb collection of the restored film with four different selectable scores, audio comments plus an interview with Louise Brooks. It also has a small book which includes Kenneth Tynan's 1979 New Yorker article about Louise Brooks called The Girls in the Black Helmet. I highly recommend getting this particular release from the Criterion Collection. There appears to be no end of enjoyment from it.
By the way does anyone know what Martin Scorcese has done or will be doing with the screenplay written by Kathleen Tynan about Louise Brooks which he bought? She completed this screenplay back in the early 1990s before her death c 1995. Kathleen Tynan wrote a brilliant biography about her husband Kenneth, and I suspect that this screenplay must be a jewel. She was an extraordinary writer. I've always thought that Martin Scorcese was the only person who could properly bring the Louise Brooks biography to the screen. It would be a story with which he might have a great deal of empathy and understanding. If the screenplay by Kathleen Tynan is as good as I suspect it is, I'm looking forward to seeing this someday. I'm just wondering what has become of this project?
I use verbal nicknames for those who are using the surveillance technology abusively against me. These are acronyms which characterise their behaviour and leave room for much play on words:
SODM ROCKET is Lt Harry Bird. I frequently just use SODM. It has a sound like Saddam too a fellow terrorist and torturer whose similar sounding name carries great resonance and irony given the contrast between the locations of these two who are so similar in behaviour.
BODM SOCKET is BS the mother of the abused children. I often call her BODM in my verbal notes.
A further play on the acronyms themselves includes Sock 'em and Rock 'em which they do with the surveillance technology continuously minute-by-minute 24/7 against me.
There is also a male observer with them who kicks off this commentary with the statement "It's Christmas!" Lt Harry Bird and BS do not have a life. This is their life. Even Christmas means absolutely nothing to them. They are about as hardened as you will ever find a human being. They've been at this for many years 24/7 without ever having been absent. BS began right at the beginning in August 1998, and Lt Harry Bird joined this activity in February 2001 with his sophisticated surveillance technology which has the capacity to transmit sound electronically so that I can hear all that they want me to hear and what other people with them are saying to them. Given what this male said to them, their reply along with their further comments and with my commentary makes this a most fitting Christmas message for this web journal.
2. No one has released me from torture until death on Christmas Day in London and this is my ninth such Christmas in eighth years and four months of 24/7 nonstop torture since August 1998. So much is done in Iraq while the hame front torture goes on. This raises a most important question which must be answered.
BBC News Monday, 25 December 2006, 16:11 GMT
UK troops storm Iraqi police HQ
 British troops destroyed the Jamiat police headquarters in Basra |
More than 1,000 UK troops have stormed the headquarters of an Iraqi police unit to rescue 127 prisoners, dozens of whom they had feared would be killed.
The forces demolished the Jamiat police station, which was the Serious Crimes Unit's base in Basra.
The British said the unit was suspected of murder and the rescued prisoners appeared to have been tortured.
However, Mohammed al Abadi, head of the city's council, said the raid was illegal and provocative.
He said the council had withdrawn co-operation with the military, saying they had not been informed of the operation and that it violated earlier agreements.
Major Charlie Burbridge, speaking on behalf of the British Army in Basra, insisted that the troops had prior political support from Iraq's prime minister, Nuri al-Malaki.