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Q: Did you lose your memory when you left the place where you lived & worked?
A: No, I didn't have memory loss there.
Here the advertising mentions some seven-year warranty, but in practice the product did not last two years, I really do not know what caused the problem of malfunction and probable uselessness of the product, but advertising and journalism are not the same subject.
Q: Do you suspect that your stolen motorcycle was taken to Mars?
A: No, but the subject could be a trail to get to the people who stole it. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that the people who stole it had some closeness to someone who had been close to me.
Q: What topics do you like to analyze on TV?
A: Crime topics. Whenever possible I stop to analyze statistical data on everyday urban guerrilla warfare.
In the distant past I was the author, not co-author, of some songs about police brutality, but not in defense of crime. But what is currently happening in terms of crime is something much worse in terms of the number of occurrences and mainly in intensity.
If I were to write a song about this subject today, I would write about extreme criminal violence, not about the police response to that extreme criminal violence.
It is a waste of time to try to reconstruct a story that places evil serial killers who commit robberies in the position of victims of society, victims are the people who were targeted by them in their daily lives.
Q: Do you think and believe that it is easy to be Police?
A: Every military profession is difficult.
Q: Aren't you afraid that someone might disagree with what you write and direct some criticism at you?
A: No, predictable.
Q: Any music to illustrate the written part of this publication?
A: I would start with a nostalgic song to compare with the changes in times that have occurred on the subject over the past few decades, and then I would not mention any more songs on the subject to help in the attempt to silence and for all who have not yet been born to rest in peace: The Clash - Police and Thieves; the author of the original music is Murvin J. S., and Rainford H. P. as co-author.
Later I will search the internet to try to hear the original version of that song.
On my first electric guitar, when I was learning to play it, I was curious to reproduce the base of that song on it, as well as its solo, just by listening to the song on the turntable and discovering on my electric guitar the chords and musical notes of that song, but from the version of the song by The Clash, it wasn't difficult, it was easy.
It is useful to mention that I do not smoke, I have never smoked, I am anti-smoking. It's also worth mentioning that I have never used any illegal drugs. In the distant past I had more tolerance on the subject, but not much, nowadays only the distance of an interface can be unpleasant, the remote control is used without any remorse, even.
Q: Did you lose your memory when you left the place where you lived & worked?
A: No, I didn't have memory loss there.
Here the advertising mentions some seven-year warranty, but in practice the product did not last two years, I really do not know what caused the problem of malfunction and probable uselessness of the product, but advertising and journalism are not the same subject.
Q: Do you suspect that your stolen motorcycle was taken to Mars?
A: No, but the subject could be a trail to get to the people who stole it. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that the people who stole it had some closeness to someone who had been close to me.
Q: What topics do you like to analyze on TV?
A: Crime topics. Whenever possible I stop to analyze statistical data on everyday urban guerrilla warfare.
In the distant past I was the author, not co-author, of some songs about police brutality, but not in defense of crime. But what is currently happening in terms of crime is something much worse in terms of the number of occurrences and mainly in intensity.
If I were to write a song about this subject today, I would write about extreme criminal violence, not about the police response to that extreme criminal violence.
It is a waste of time to try to reconstruct a story that places evil serial killers who commit robberies in the position of victims of society, victims are the people who were targeted by them in their daily lives.
Q: Do you think and believe that it is easy to be Police?
A: Every military profession is difficult.
Q: Aren't you afraid that someone might disagree with what you write and direct some criticism at you?
A: No, predictable.
Q: Any music to illustrate the written part of this publication?
A: I would start with a nostalgic song to compare with the changes in times that have occurred on the subject over the past few decades, and then I would not mention any more songs on the subject to help in the attempt to silence and for all who have not yet been born to rest in peace: The Clash - Police and Thieves; the author of the original music is Murvin J. S., and Rainford H. P. as co-author.
Later I will search the internet to try to hear the original version of that song.
On my first electric guitar, when I was learning to play it, I was curious to reproduce the base of that song on it, as well as its solo, just by listening to the song on the turntable and discovering on my electric guitar the chords and musical notes of that song, but from the version of the song by The Clash, it wasn't difficult, it was easy.
It is useful to mention that I do not smoke, I have never smoked, I am anti-smoking. It's also worth mentioning that I have never used any illegal drugs. In the distant past I had more tolerance on the subject, but not much, nowadays only the distance of an interface can be unpleasant, the remote control is used without any remorse, even.
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