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Friday, 18 July 2025

Il aurait dû se lancer dans le streaming directement, pas mettre de l'argent à côté par un autre travail qu'il ne maîtrisait pas


Grand amateur de jeux vidéo, le jeune voulait se lancer dans le streaming. Pour ce faire, il travaillait comme brouetteur dans une entreprise pour mettre de l'argent de côté.

"On ne dort plus" : la douleur de la mère de Matis, le jeune ouvrier mort enseveli sous du goudron brûlant
Sylvain Allemand | ven. 18 juillet 2025 à 3:21 PM UTC+2
https://fr.yahoo.com/news/ne-dort-douleur-m%C3%A8re-matis-132106170.html


Il y a des gens qui me conseillent de prendre un autre travail d'abord .../HGL

PS, citons un peu plus:

Selon le média local Ici Loire Océan, l'homme de 19 ans travaillait sur le chantier de réfection d'une route d'un lotissement lorsqu'un camion, plein de bitume chaud à 200°C, ne l'a pas vu et l'a enseveli.


On aimerait savoir que le camionneur n'était pas en quelque querelle avec Matis. Ou quelque désaccord profond. Les deux étaient Catholiques ? Ou les deux sécularistes ?/HGL

Saturday, 29 July 2017

Charlie Gard died, I read.


Doctors decided his death, basically killed him, at least cut off the life support they had provided - and stopped parents from getting another one, from someone else.

Another baby died in Belgium. Parents were sued for involuntary homicide - for not doing what the doctors would have done. I think the father is in prison, now.

Is the European law for those killing deliberately and against those killing involuntarily?

No, it is more simply for doctors and against parents. In other cases, for doctors and against patients.

Are doctors forming a new tyranny? I am afraid so.

Hans Georg Lundahl
Torcy
St. Olav, King and Martyr
29.VII.2017

See also:

The Magician's Twin: C.S. Lewis and the Case against Scientism
CS Lewis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPeyJvXU68k

Friday, 28 July 2017

Roosevelt and Nimrod


Mark Shea connected to an article on Trump's speech before Boy Scouts.

The article quoted another speech by Roosevelt:

“When you go out into life, you have come to understand that the individual in your community who always says ‘I can’t’ or ‘I won’t’ or ‘I don’t,’ the individual who by inaction or by opposition slows up honest, practical, far-seeing community effort, is the fellow who is holding back civilization and holding back the objectives of the Constitution of the United States,” Roosevelt said.


Those who have followed what I have been saying about Tower of Babel, rocketry, Göbekli Tepe on the blogs Philologica and Creation vs Evolution, those of you who have will know that I think this is about what I think Nimrod was saying about the family and little tribe of Heber and his son Peleg.

Nimrod thought the "tower" - I think the Biblical words could describe a three step rocket meant to bring us to "the stars" and above - was civilisation and the objectives of the mankind state in Shinar (with outliers rather than colonies elsewhere).

Nimrod thought that those refusing to participate, perhaps on excuses like "it's against God who created us and saved us from the Flood", perhaps on other excuses when that didn't help, were indeed:

"the individual in your community who always says ‘I can’t’ or ‘I won’t’ or ‘I don’t,’ the individual who by inaction or by opposition slows up honest, practical, far-seeing community effort"


And that is why Nimrod made himself a "mighty hunter before the Lord", i e a slave hunter.

Wonder why Mark Shea was so much more irate about the speech of Trump than about that former speech by Roosevelt?

Hans Georg Lundahl
Suresnes / Puteaux
Sts Victor I Martyr
and Innocent I Confessor, Popes
28.VII.2017

Update : links to the blogs added/HGL

Monday, 10 July 2017

You can't rely on this in Paris


The Hoods : Baking with Sunshine
http://jaredandmeganhood.blogspot.com/2017/04/baking-with-sunshine.html


Unlike Tanzania, Paris had soaking rain this morning. Believe me! I was there (I am in Nanterre now, about 30 km West of Paris).

Unlike Tanzania, in Paris you can't rely on sunshine for baking or cooking food.

Some people think globalist. It would be exaggerated to say the present globalist régime reason in these exact terms:

"solar ovens don't work in Paris. Therefore we can't let people rely on them anywhere, not even in Tanzania."

But there are minds who want solutions for everywhere and always only, to which local solutions and temporary solutions basically stink, and if they are not attacking solar ovens in Tanzania, they are doing similarily absurd decisions where they do have power.

Hans Georg Lundahl
Nanterre UL
Seven Martyr Sons of Felicitas
10.VII.2017