Archive 'CAW in English'


At Kuokkala, part I

Juhani Smura
In CAW in English
20Jan 12

Moments earlier I had lurked my victim. Or when it’s about Janne NygÃ¥rd, it is probably improper to talk about victim. During his short life, that man had done so much evil, that he certainly deserved his fate. It just took a little too long before someone was willing to pay for its implementation. So when I was contacted regarding this issue, I really did not hesitate to take it, even if the sum should have been a little more precise. And it’s always nice to visit Kuokkala :-)
 

NygÃ¥rd flocks had his hut at Kuokkala church. I could handle the job easier, but I’d always wanted to see the place inside. It was built on during the old order of time with the parishioners’ money before the masses differed from the church. The church went into financial difficulties, it was sold to immigrants for a mosque. But when state revenues plummeted, ran out of the revenues from immigrants too. And the next owner was Janne NygÃ¥rd.
 

The church did not have nothing to see, but was beaten up for good. The church hall was like a big open office in two floors. Brothel without unnecessary privacy. This way customers and the enslaved sex workers were easily controllable.
 

I was prepared for the task with poison and an old friend of mine: 9.00 mm Glock. Immediately, when I would have a change, I would stick it into Janne Nygård and I would leave the place without further delay.
 
- Days, what should it be for a gentleman?
- I guess there is no need for specialities. A woman for half an hour. What does it cost?
- The man looked at me. First time, huh?
- Yeah, do I get any discount?
- Sure, of course – Laura! The man shouted, and a woman 40+ walked at the place.
- Do him and charge 200 rubles.
 
Laura smiled at me and asked to follow and I followed. We walked up the stairs to the second floor of the structure.
- Well, lets not waste the time, Laura said, and settled down on the bed. Despite the age of his face seemed beautiful and so painful. I just watched her for a moment, and I noticed that Laura started to feel uncomfortable. I think she preferred to be unnoticed.
 
But I did not come to church to see Laura, and went on the top of her, turned her around, I pushed my arms around her neck, and began to squeeze the woman unconscious. Jugulars were closed and the brain no longer received any oxygen, and soon Laura was lying unconscious. In the background is was playing “We were born to die.”


Worshippers of Ukko

Juhani Smura
In CAW in English
3Jan 12

At the University area had gathered a number of worshippers of Ukko preparing themselves for torture. Whether the times are, religions will never die. They just upgrade to adapt to the needs of the society. Religions are needed precisely because of faith. Man is possessed with the fact that he cannot ever really know. Such a brainstorm is so hard that most of us will rather choose to believe in something, than leave the question open. Religions, above all, are needed to protect ourselves from your own minds.
 

Shamans do not like me, and I do not like anyone. They do not want to be disturbed, but I’m walking close to the crowd and I feel how hostile eyes needle on me. Faces turn to hate when I continue to ignore the rituals of their journey – I do not agree to respect anyone. A group attack of fanatics would be too much for me, and before the voltage reaches the point of attack, I’ll have to respond. I stare them back while I pull my Glock out of my jacket.
 

Shaman turns away and gives a mark to continue the ritual. Two antlered whipper start their work. Sounds of lashing starts without any cries of pain, though pain can be seen on every face. There are many ways and the pain, of course, is one way to go. At the beginning the spiritual dimension is much easier to find with a physical way. But with developed skills you should succeed without it. The use pain only demonstrates the poor wisdom – or simply stupidity.


Beginning

Juhani Smura
In CAW in English
26Nov 11

Bloody man stares in the mirror. Blood revolves around the left nostril like fragile stream. Although the eye has been damaged, I keep on staring at the vision for a while. For some reason, in a sick way, I like the view. Pain is a good sign that you are still alive. Sometimes you just could feel a bit less living. Specially, when you get older.

 

While iron still tastes in my mouth, I test my jaw functionality. Toilet’s the blue light makes my blood look pretty strange. There is no time to waste and I continue my journey.
 

A little tape on the chin. Then I flow cold water to the left elbow for few minutes and bind it with tourniquet. Quick-and-dirty. And then fast out.


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