A Stomping... Christmas
I want you all to know...
That March 2020 is a big month for Harold Branson partly because he is due to be charged
with four of the many horrific murders he has carried out, he is due to serve a
short-term in prison in China I think and he is due to murder four more people (in
Greece, I think) but instead of being the lead murderer he will be second or third in command.
I think it was in 2003 that
Harold Branson specifically planned to target this specific victim, saying that he was going
to stamp on her head and that after three stamps her head should be "...flattened...". And in 2005 the victim complained that Harold Branson was threatening to murder her by method of head stamping. Then in 2006 the victim made a further complaint stating that Harold Branson was going to stamp on her and families heads and that he was going to murder them all. In 2006 he finally murdered her by stamping on her head, and he did rape her beforehand.
You say I am telling porkies? I say "No, I don't eat meat.". Lol.
Most of Harold Branson's victims don't have graves. Isn't that a sickening train of thought?
I think it was in 1995 that Harold Branson first used the method of head stamping to murder then did so last in 2008. And I think the worst case of him murdering using the method of head stamping was in 2006.
On Christmas Eve in Battersea, south London a man named Flamur Beqiri was shot dead on the doorstep of his GBP£1m+ home. I looked into who he was and discovered he is allegedly the founder of a record company and I discovered it is called 20/20 Records... Erm... 20/20 Records is a company that in 1995 was co-founded by me and a relative/colleague - this is intellectual property owned by me and another. Then I looked into things a bit more and noted that one of the artists signed to 20/20 Records is a man named Paul Rey of Sweden and I had a brief listen to one of his tracks and it is all pro-Harold Branson crap riddled with false information about Harold Branson and various things, in essence it is crime. The website https://2020rec.com has since gone down (27/12/19). I also looked at some still photos of Flamur Beqiri and it is obvious that he doesn't care about music, he just cares about the money. And I also noted that he was doing wrong with money. To be fair, from what I've seen so far, Flamur Beqiri was a criminal running a criminal outfit albeit seemingly a creme de la creme business in the form of an international record label. And what wrong/s was he doing with money? Did he rip anyone off?
I expect to be on the Costa de Sol from mid-morning Friday 20th March 2020 to mid-afternoon Monday 23rd March 2020. I will be staying in Benalmadena for three nights.
Somewhere near here is where I will be sporadically from 20th-23rd March 2020. I've been there many times over the decades. But it's a business trip with a little leisure within.
So what was the problem with Cats the movie? Was it the fact that Judi Dench was wearing a (wedding) ring? I mean, the other 'cats' seemed to have bare hands. Was the wedding ring meant to have been airbrushed (CGI'd) out? It was a good movie, I'm not sure if it's ever a good idea to make a musical into a movie, but this wasn't bad. A very unusual cast. Good continuity throughout. No weak beginning where a warm-up would have been required had there been. And no weak ending where the actors were in a rush to finish and were glad to be finishing. So I don't see what the problem was, to be honest.
Most of Harold Branson's victims don't have graves. Isn't that a sickening train of thought?
I think it was in 1995 that Harold Branson first used the method of head stamping to murder then did so last in 2008. And I think the worst case of him murdering using the method of head stamping was in 2006.
I expect to be on the Costa de Sol from mid-morning Friday 20th March 2020 to mid-afternoon Monday 23rd March 2020. I will be staying in Benalmadena for three nights.
So what was the problem with Cats the movie? Was it the fact that Judi Dench was wearing a (wedding) ring? I mean, the other 'cats' seemed to have bare hands. Was the wedding ring meant to have been airbrushed (CGI'd) out? It was a good movie, I'm not sure if it's ever a good idea to make a musical into a movie, but this wasn't bad. A very unusual cast. Good continuity throughout. No weak beginning where a warm-up would have been required had there been. And no weak ending where the actors were in a rush to finish and were glad to be finishing. So I don't see what the problem was, to be honest.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and a Happy New Decade.
I want you all to know... Lol.
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