ooh I love unboxings
>Trips confirm
>If You Drove an Electric Car, ‘This Would Not Be Affecting You’
>Are they stupid enough to think this will work, or are the masses stupid enough for it to work
whatever the heck is going on, it's turned up to 11
>GreenNewDeal
>And then the Electric vehicle pulls the van…. Simple ! The circle of power.
#TrustScience dummies!
>Kekaruni
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/11/greece-offers-300000-reward-for-killers-who-strangled-british-born-student-in-front-of-baby
Greece offers €300,000 reward for killers who strangled British-born student in front of baby
The Greek government has offered a €300,000 (about £257,000) reward to try to track down the culprits behind the murder of a British-born student in her suburban Athens home.
The reward was publicised hours after Caroline Crouch, 20, was strangled in front of her baby daughter by armed burglars who had bound her husband, Babis Anagnostopoulos, to a chair after breaking in. The intruders also killed the family’s dog, leaving it hanging from a banister in the house.
Greece’s citizens’ protection minister said the county was reeling from the crime. “We are all shaken up and personally I am shaken up,” Michalis Chrisochoidis told the annual Delphi Economic Forum on Tuesday. “We rarely encounter such brutality in Greece, both in Greek society and in crime.”
Crouch is believed to have been tortured for up to an hour as the thieves tried to coerce her into revealing the location of thousands of pounds of cash and jewellery, which they then made off with. They are believed to have taken €15,000 hidden in a board game.
Greek media reported that Anagnostopoulos, a helicopter pilot, 32, had been forced to listen as his wife cried for help, before he managed to set himself free and alert authorities.
The raid took place at about 4.30am when three masked men broke into the house while another stood outside guarding the building. “I saw them suddenly in front of me,” the news portal, Newsit, quoted Anagnostopoulos as telling police. “Sometimes they pointed the guns in their hands at me and at others the baby … They kept saying: where’s the money? Immediately I told them where I had hidden it.
“We had bought a plot of land and had money in the house for initial works. I heard my wife, who was tied up in the bed, constantly shouting for help. We begged them not to do us any harm.”
Crouch, the daughter of a British couple who had moved to the Greek island of Alonissos when she was an infant, was sleeping with her 11-month-old baby in an attic area when the thieves broke in. One police officer said there were signs Crouch “had put up resistance”.
Greek authorities said distraught relatives, including her parents, were being given psychosocial support. Her mother is believed to work in the tourism industry on Alonissos.
Two specialist police units have been seconded to investigate the crime and were concentrating on CCTV footage in the belief that the culprits had followed the couple for several days.
The bounty is highly unusual in Greece – according to the broadcaster ERT there have only ever been four previously, in cases of terrorism or to catch hardened criminals. The reward was outlined in a ministerial decision co-signed by Chrisochoidis and the deputy finance minister, Theodoros Skylakakis; an announcement said €300,000 would be given “to anyone who hands over data and information to the relevant authorities that will lead … to the arrest of the culprits”.
>The reward was publicised hours after Caroline Crouch, 20, was strangled in front of her baby daughter by armed burglars who had bound her husband, Babis Anagnostopoulos, to a chair after breaking in. The intruders also killed the family’s dog, leaving it hanging from a banister in the house. Crouch is believed to have been tortured for up to an hour as the thieves tried to coerce her into revealing the location of thousands of pounds of cash and jewellery, which they then made off with. They are believed to have taken €15,000 hidden in a board game. Greek media reported that Anagnostopoulos, a helicopter pilot, 32, had been forced to listen as his wife cried for help, before he managed to set himself free and alert authorities.
>recorded during communist martial law
The recordings were made between February and April 1982 in a studio in Warsaw's Wawrzyszewo. The album is considered to be the first officially released LP with punk rock and new wave music in Poland. It was published in a circulation of about 150,000 copies. It is assumed that part of it was not put up for sale and was canceled due to the band's bold creativity in the face of the socio-political situation at that time.
On the 13th December 1981, Jaruzelski announced the introduction of martial law in a televised speech addressed to the entire nation. The Polish People's Army, Citizens' Militia (MO), ZOMO special units and tanks rolled onto the streets to scare off demonstrators, begin regular patrols and maintain curfew. Intercity travelling was forbidden unless a permit was granted by the authorities, food shortages intensified and censorship was placed again on all media and post. The secret services (SB) wiretapped phones in public booths and state institutions.
On 16 December, pro-Solidarity miners organized a strike against the declaration of martial law at the Wujek Coal Mine in the industrial city of Katowice. The ZOMO squads harshly pacified Wujek, which resulted in 9 miners' deaths. All other demonstrations across Poland were met with an armed force, which utilized water cannons, tear gas, batons, truncheons and clubs to disperse crowds and beat protesters. Thousands were detained, and some were tortured in state prisons. On the 31 August 1982, in the copper-mining town of Lubin, three people were mortally wounded. Until the end of Martial Law on the 22 July 1983, approximately 91 people were killed, though this figure varies and is still debated among historians
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martial_law_in_Poland
>The Polish People's Army, Citizens' Militia (MO), ZOMO special units and tanks rolled onto the streets to scare off demonstrators, begin regular patrols and maintain curfew. Intercity travelling was forbidden unless a permit was granted by the authorities, food shortages intensified and censorship was placed again on all media and post.
ZOMO squads with police batons preparing to disperse and beat protesters. The sarcastic caption reads "outstretched hands of understanding" or "outstretched hands for agreement", with batons ironically symbolizing hands.
>outstretched hands of understanding
Units of the Citizens' Militia and ZOMO race to disperse crowds of protesters
>love that album
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Centrala (Headquarters) 5.51
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Radioaktywny blok (Radioactive City-Block) 5.57
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Nie ma nic (There is Nothing) 7.00
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Przestań śnić (Stop Dreaming) 11.48
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The Real One 18.19
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Travelling Stranger 21.42
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Except One 25.36
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Ganja 28.01
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Fallen, Fallen Is Babylon 31.18
some Americano needs to re-record this album
Poland. It is 1982, and the entire country is under martial law. Hundreds of policemen and soldiers patrol the city. The streets are full of blue Nysa and military vehicles. Controlled telephone calls, censored mail, uniformed presenters in the TV daily. Full public surveillance …
… and in a recording studio controlled by the authorities of the Polish People's Republic, LP Brygady Kryzys is recorded. Recorded under the alleged "test of studio equipment and devices". In this way, the mass of texts bypasses censorship, otherwise we would not be able to hear these cult pieces by B.K.
>ZOMO special units and tanks rolled onto the streets to scare off demonstrators, begin regular patrols and maintain curfew. Intercity travelling was forbidden unless a permit was granted by the authorities, food shortages intensified and censorship was placed again on all media and post.
>Kinda like here…