Fla. Man Strips Naked, Bites Flesh Out Of Victim's Arm!

Originally posted by Lichter daraus



Hey, i was wondering when you were gonna show up here.
So this is chupee at work again, right?

It seems to me, that it would be Chupee and this would be examples of people
who have no sentience but are operating on instincts.

Humans are apparently a very violent species in the wild aren't they?

As far as who is doing it and why, well there are several possible reasons,
and it may be to attract attention to important matters or it might be a sign of the times.

My intuition, not my inside information suggests that its Xerxes, and he just
wants me to continue to help them in the Middle East. But that just my gut
feeling that he is doing it for show. You know to get people's attention.

It might just be that the drugs are blocking sentience in those people.

And it might be that since this is 2012 and they had been telling me, to
expect this in 2012, or they just want to fulfill their own prophecy in a way.

And it might be the start of something worse. Maybe a trend.

How many other countries have been affected by this?

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Not sure but it seems like most of the reports are from Florida.

Originally posted by Lichter daraus
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Not sure but it seems like most of the reports are from Florida.

Kinda figured that. I will read the report and see what it says in innuendo... and see if there is anything in there to suggest it is a message and not just a case of sh*t happens.

Be right back...

Originally posted by WeRpeons
Mike Tyson took a bite out of Evander Holyfield's ear, does that make him a zombie too?

Maybe, he was on bath salts at the time

If you legalize the safe kind you would not need designer dugs like bath salts. These attacks can be directly traced back to bad drug enforcement policy.

"Tests run at the hospital showed marijuana and opiates in the suspect's system," said David Bristow, Manatee County Sheriff's Office spokesman.

"At this time, we don’t know what else he took, if anything, which could have contributed to his bizarre behavior."

Mr Bristow said anytime someone needs to be tasered more than once, "you know that person is probably under the influence of something".

Well it seems to me the drugs might be a cover story or else we would have lab confirmation in at least one of these cases.

There is no obvious innuendo of the gods in there. No numerology to speak of, no references no code that is God related.

There is some lesser god related stuff in there more like commentary or dialog.

Charles Baker well thats military right?

newsone.com...

Agent on a stim pack. In this case. Is my first impression.

Reason being America wants Syria. They don't like my idea of the S.C.O. running a key port location in a trade route through to Greece.

Thats how I have to interpret, even if they are just piggy-backing that message on the event. You know what I'm saying. But then they did not name the guy Charles Baker. (Baker Charlie, Able Baker Charlie) and of course he looks like he is in the military, look what they found in him, so then they want some guidance on pot maybe as opposed to opium, and you see Uruguay has come up with this brilliant plan to legalize it, to reduce their hard drug problem.
Thats really forward thinking.
What I want to know is, why someone can't put a deal together to buy the West Bank from the Palestinians to end that dispute in a land purchase like America had many land purchases of that type.

Anyone want to give props to the officer who was on the scene? The police get too much crap from the general public and I think Deputy Wildt should at least be recognized for handling the situation the way he did. Job well done!

As for the zombie man, i hope they put a muzzle on him while he's in prison.

Maybe they will start underground zombie fighting in Florida...? Fun way to make money and good entertainment too.

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You see there is a detail here that needs to be addressed. You see Turkey is looking after Gaza, and that sort of half puts them on the other side also culturally, they belong a bit on the other side. Then you have the situation where they too will be a major trading hub, in competition with Greece, they always are.

So then you see Europe is connected by Greece and Turkey. If when the trade route is established, you buy from Turkey, you will get a cheaper price than if you bought from Greece. But then the people who Turkey connects with in Europe, are different than the ones Greece connect with.

Right now though economically, Greece needs the work. Their shipping used to be legendary and trade was their thing.

The Middle East is all about middle men. They find the deals, they make the contacts, they save you the trouble, they just guarantee a product and guarantee delivery. WIthin reason of course.

And probably a lot of perishable goods will take that route. Back to China. China is a buyer as well as a seller and so is India and Pakistan etc all of the east. 4 billion people there.

So a trade route to and from the emerging economies is a good thing for global economics.
The security issues and who will be responsible for what is an ongoing discussion right now.

I would have done things differently at the start but NATO announced its withdrawal, and so now we are discussing economics, but they still want to discuss security.
SO, we will just continue to work things out.

As for the Florida cases well we should keep an eye on that situation for sure.

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Syria shoots down Turkish jet...
www.bbc.co.uk...

You see this type of thing is so complex, since it might have been a defection in progress or who knows what.
There was a case recently where someone took off from an airfield in Syria, and landed in Jordan and said he was defecting.
www.haaretz.com...

Then you had supposed British helicopters interfering with a Soviet war vessel recently.

There is money in security as you know. But then you have to have security in order to carry on business and be protected from political feuds.

So there are issues that need to be addressed and for sure America probably wishes that we would give them a larger role, but at the same time you have to understand that the trade route we are making is not to sell weapons, but to move perishable goods using 'just in time' inventory methods.
We are building a modern trade route. I suppose at this point, some people see a huge potential in this since trade routes are lucrative. Even a small tax or toll adds up. When you move a lot of goods.

This just shows how well everyone is trained by the media...

they say zombies.....you say zombies.

Not that I am an expert on zombies and since I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night I would have to classify these scenario's as cannibalism not zombie's

I have yet heard of an attacked person turning.

My theory:

People +
Drugs +
High humidity (being miserable) +
Hot weather +
Dealing with old retired people all day +
_____________________________________

= Losing your damn mind

Hmm this is strange crap..... I know here in PA around 2 yrs ago bath salts were sporatic here
..last year we had a huge
closure of places that sold "different" stuff >
head shops.. and what not.. they sold bath salts to
minors and it was the first time we really heard of them smoking the stuff and we had a un heard of amount
of crazy chit happings here things I don't want to think about it let alone write about ! BAD BAD STUFF .
Now these dumbbutts round here are inhaling propane can you believe this .....I just think some how some where
down the line its got to be tucked deeply in the (video) games these kids are playing .. every week its something different where do they come up with this stuff..... makes me sick.

Originally posted by Rocketman7

So there are issues that need to be addressed and for sure America probably wishes that we would give them a larger role, but at the same time you have to understand that the trade route we are making is not to sell weapons,

was it shot down with one of the Russian missiles that they were to provide to Syria to protect it from aggression?

The generals and commanders are all working overtime trying to come up with perhaps the best arrangements they can come up with for the balance of power and to try to gain as much jurisdiction as they can and beyond that forge deals to be able to swap regions, where one side can manage it, then switch off to the other side if need be, that sort of thing.

Afghanistan um would rather go with the S.C.O. thats abundantly clear and it makes sense to have a continuous route through the region and not tolls in Afghanistan for no reason which just increases the cost of goods. So, NATO says it is pulling out, Obama went there and said he is pulling troops out.

I have encouraged China to go in and invest some money and they are at least entitled to manage security since America and NATO was there for 10 years and didn't do a whole lot of investing.

Previous to that they built highways and some infrastructure with others. But economically Afghani people make very little money they are, Africa poor.

Originally posted by Rocketman7
I have encouraged China to go in and invest some money and they are at least entitled to manage security since America and NATO was there for 10 years and didn't do a whole lot of investing.

Previous to that they built highways and some infrastructure with others. But economically Afghani people make very little money they are, Africa poor.

How poor are they? They have the same GDP per capita as Uganda.

After 10 years of occupation that hasn't gone up.

Well. Ok so you had your fun its our turn now.

Originally posted by skitzspiricy
This Guy was bitten by his Son in Law, who was acting crazed and had stripped naked. But a chunk of flesh wasn't taken out of his arm.

The 48-year old was attacked and was bitten on the arm by the man who had stripped naked. When the Manatee County Sheriff's Office described the bite as a "chunk of meat" out of Blake's arm, the story quickly appeared throughout the internet.

In reality, Blake ended up with a bruised bicep with a minor puncture wound.

Sou rce

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yet everyone is ignoring this! it was the Sheriffs office that exaggerated things. The story also says Cannabis and opiates were found in his blood stream, no dreaded 'bath salts'. it seems the media has gone crazy calling every violent person a bath salts zombie. Just speculation.

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What we should do is give Greece and Turkey and Syria and Gaza and Israel a chance to decide a security strategy for the trade route.

They are the middle men here. There are people who have studied history, who understand how the system works.

And if you want to get goods from lets say China to London fresh the next day, flowers on shelves, outside of little markets, little shops then you have to have your act together. And in the middle they are buying and selling and making sure goods get to markets and they are not thinking of politics at all.

They want to match up buyers with sellers. They are good at it. History tells us that.

Originally posted by Karvor
With all the zombie news stories going around i stumbled across this article and a few more like it:

Colombian Devil’s Breath, the world’s scariest drug that blocks free will

If memory serves Florida is like the gateway for drugs into the US. Makes me wonder if "normal" street drugs are being laced with this stuff.

Datura, Devils trumpets. I acually have one growing at the monent, they seed like crazy. Apparently South American shamans used to take it and people in modern times have reported very unpleasent effects from it.

If any of these people were on a substance that made them so crazy, it would have to be one they took unintentionally IMO. I.e. something they usually took was cut with something new.

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So ages ago it was tea for silver, then tea for opium.

We just finished squishing the opium, I hope that wasn't anyone's favorite opium.

We support medical use of opiates of course.

However in todays world people need toasters and microwave ovens and do ya think, that 4 billion people, who are Hindus and Budhists, would maybe buy some flowers? Everything they do includes flowers I think.

I have heard that there is a botanist in Britain who grows flowers, not like they grow tulips in Holland though.

But you know Europe has some real talent for botany. And if you can sell a few flowers, you can sell a few beans, and some farmed fish, some greenhouse crops, you name it. Siberian ginseng maybe.