Someone with a future interest in Disney stock is trying to steal the song "Der Zauberlehrling" aka "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"

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The song is public domain, composed in the late 19th century based on a poem by Goethe.

How are they 'stealing' it? They have flooded YouTube with fake piano video playings of a different song titled "Der Zauberlehrling".

Ultimately, they would seek royalties whenever the actual song is played sometime in the future when Fantasia is rereleased.

This is easily a $15 million USD steal. Quite a nice retirement package for only having to pay 20 people to play the wrong song and erase it from history.

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This is the random smashing of piano keys they're trying to pass off as the song:
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And here is the actual song:
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Why it matters:
The playing of the song is a German tradition. Each year, typically on the night before Halloween, mom or dad starts playing the piano as the kids are falling asleep on the couch. It starts out sounding like a suspicious lullaby, then frantically loudness and quickens, causing the kids to jolt awake. The other parent then instructs the children to get ready for bed, brush their teeth, wash the dishes, etc while mom or dad is playing the rest of the song.

[clay]

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This investment scheme group, although not likely Disney stockholders at the moment will buy stock when a rerelease of Fantasia occurs sometime in the future to push usage fees on radio stations, TV, YouTube, etc for playings of The Sorcerer's Apprentice. When all is said and done, this is millions of dollars in profit.

[clay]

the copyright office keeps records of the sheet music, fuck off

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Autobot Clay post or you really there? Talking in IRC is better for G and Me 1 on 1 convos

[clay]

yeah im a bot

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the copyright office keeps records of the sheet music, fuck off

No one will remember, they'll change one note or raise the pitch or include different instruments and own the damn song. The worst part is them trying to change history

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yeah im a bot

I frequent ##MDE on freenode. feel free to ask me anything there from time to time.

[steveyos]

this is serious prof of govrmnet kacen get in here it's finally time

[clay]

they have a physical print out of the sheet music in their office if it's registered there. you can't "change one note" because if it's close enough it counts. also changing the instrument doesn't change the note, what's wrong with you bro

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Also I was wrong; they'd definitely be Disney higher ups right now, and have already cut the deals to their own accounts somehow. A $15 million steal for probably 10-15 inner circle higher ups. They hire a corporate psychoanalyst team to find as many little changes like this they can make, and have them do all the dirty work

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Can you make some of these posts private? I don't want to find out how Disney owning YouTube duping culture burglars retaliate when someone gets in their way of millions of dollars

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Wait.. let's get them to post here!

[clay]

yeah i just made them private. only we can see them

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they have a physical print out of the sheet music in their office if it's registered there. you can't "change one note" because if it's close enough it counts. also changing the instrument doesn't change the note, what's wrong with you bro

See, there's playing the song Sorcerer's Apprentice on the radio, and then there's playing Disney's playing of Sorcerer's Apprentice on the radio. If the song is cut from the film, they are usually in a position to charge money for playing it. However, that's only bexause no one wants to waste their life in court arguing about whether it's their song or the orchestra's song. Shouldn't that entire orchestra be contacted as to the contractual nature of things 50-60 years later??

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Doesn't matter, the weight of paperwork from Disney's legal team will cause most to pay for using it somehow, and even if only some do, it's still a million dollar steal. And in 100 years if they keep changing things little by little, people might actually think it's just there's.

Disney could end up owning everything in the future at the cost of the accuracy of civilization's perception of history

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Long long term family or company trust funds could be juggling these things right now over something that could take 100 years to finally obtain ownership of, it's fucking insanity

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So what the hell I guess, German cultural heirloom Der Zauberlehrling just becomes people randomly hitting notes. The only thing preserving history here is like 2 wikipedia pages and probably 10-20 thousand German copies of sheet music

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You can't even find Goethe at a big chain book store, because he wrote so many damn stories that some have said every archetype of a fantastical short story has been written down now, due to Goethe 's influence on German literature

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Faust -- Goethe's version is retold the most, but is an archetypal German (and others) folk story. Any movie or story where the main character gets what they wish for but it ends up not being what they wanted or expected is just a variant of the Faust archetype

Sorcerer's Apprentice -- an unforseen cascade of consequences arising from sloth. Half life 1 is just a sci Fi retelling of a short poem by Goethe

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Wikipedia copy paste incoming:

"Thinkers such as Ralph Waldo Emerson would take up many similar ideas in the 1800s. Goethe's ideas on evolution would frame the question that Darwin and Wallace would approach within the scientific paradigm. The Serbian inventor and electrical engineer Nikola Tesla was heavily influenced by Goethe's Faust, his favorite poem, and had actually memorized the entire text. It was while reciting a certain verse that he was struck with the epiphany that would lead to the idea of the rotating magnetic field and ultimately, alternating current.[72]"

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The guy is credited with like, literally everything. He was a father figure of the enlightenment

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"In addition, there are numerous literary and scientific fragments, more than 10,000 letters"

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In other words, if something could be described in German, Goethe probably wrote about it already

[steveyos]

marco get the drum bunker ready

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This is all a good thing, however, because Goethe having done everything first means that everything in its simplicity is public domain, and should remain public domain forever. Unique works are still copyrightable, but no one can ever copyright an archetype now

[steveyos]

we need more ammo and 2x4's people let's go

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As soon as I take this to Reddit, it'll cause redditors to come storming here, likely supporting the top post. Then, in anywhere from half an hour to 2 weeks, even months from now, we will get hit by Disney's bots and underlings. Everyone ready for this?

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Basically expect the type of people who run focus groups and don't care about anything to prod us for weaknesses. Getting them to try is how others will get to the bottom of this

[steveyos]

reddit saw the word reddit shit is getting realer than real

[steveyos]

ask reddit if I plug a usb bluetooth adapter into a portable battery charger's usb port if it'll let me charge my phoen via bluetooth

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Look for whoever the first dumbass is to say that the random hitting of piano keys is a piece of some other song also called "Der Zauberlehrling". It isn't, it's random piano keys getting button mashed, meant to make people think that Der Zauberlehrling =/= Sorcerer's Apprentice

[clay]

give me some kind of warning before the redditors start redditing over here so that i can delete the dns records of this website

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If the videos all disappear, like all at the same time, the FTC can start an investigation

[steveyos]

alright I"m confused what's going on with pianos and reddit, there's too much to read and both of those things sound really gay so sell me this thread in a short post please

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give me some kind of warning before the redditors start redditing over here so that i can delete the dns records of this website

K, want the day crowd tomorrow or the slow night crowd tonight?

[steveyos]

do you really go to reddit

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alright I"m confused what's going on with pianos and reddit, there's too much to read and both of those things sound really gay so sell me this thread in a short post please

Disney hired corporate psychoanalysts and associated goons to destroy a culture's history to make tens of millions of dollars illegitimately

[steveyos]

well maybe you should get the parents to stop taking their kids to see shitty disney movies, problem solved your'e welcome

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The biggest money makers for the song 's use would be something like a car advertisement.

By erasing history, they are also preventing Fantasia from possibly becoming public domain in the future. If they succeed at doing that, that's a 100 million to 1 billion dollar save for them. I don't want to screw with anyone when that amount of money is involved, but stealing culture is different.
They can't own Bach, they can't own the Sorcerer's Apprentice, they can't own sugar plum fairy or A Night on Bald Mountain -- who did created all that beautiful animation? Are they getting royalties? Are the composer's families getting royalties? Most of it became public domain a while ago. If a certain percentage of that movie consists of content which has since become public domain, they could be left with nothing but redistribution rights. Trust fund trading however swaps around and gambles modern millions over future billions, and that's who is behind all of this more than likely

[maks]

can we fucking ban plug drugs already

[steveyos]

I'm gonna get cag to reply this for you hold on

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Also, if it is a trust conspiracy, there are big fines. And by 'big' fines, I mean THE big one: $100,000,000 for a corporation (I don't think it's all of Disney thats in on this however) and $10,000,000 for individuals. Also possible prison time, but I don't think that would be the case here. They'd probably get fined for what they made swapping, and fine whoever used knowledge of what was going on like it was insider trading. They'd basically have the FTC hawk eyeing them, and be stuck whereever they ended up with a chunk of their take less

[steveyos]

cag's on drugs so idk if she's gonna manage to reply to this thread, I have to go install this upate it's instlaling now, get reddit here asap link us to the reddit thread it'll be the first reddit link I ever clicked on

[maks]

can we fucking ban plug drugs already

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Imagine a robber baron literally stuck as the purposeless consultant for a children's cartoon conglomerate who has to go to board meetings the rest of his life making entry level salary

[maks]

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Im gonna bring lisa back if stevey does not go back to the pink fourm

[maks]

http://www.rachelleonard.com/photos/my_stuff/vistaprints-coneydog.jpg

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Instead of trying to rewrite history these guys are easily intelligent enough they could be doing something like tariff-less bitcoin bulk natural resource or consumer shipping crate international day trading, and probably make tens of millions doing that before someone tells them to stop

[steveyos]

disney is evil

[maks]

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0935/8496/files/600_grande.jpg

[steveyos]

disney are the hot dogs of society

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http://www.rachelleonard.com/photos/my_stuff/vistaprints-coneydog.jpg

If you are marks I apologize; you are getting yourself involved with a very bad crowd
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[steveyos]

If you are marks I apologize; you are getting yourself involved with a very bad crowd
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is that some sort of medevil device disney is using

[maks]

plug drugs which italian take-out establishment has the best hot dogs

[steveyos]

how are disneyland's hot dogs

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is that some sort of medevil device disney is using

It's a little crude don't you think?

[steveyos]

I literally can't tell what it is it looks like a processor but drawn in ancient times

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All it can do is first record association type stimuli, then later allow or disallow similar stimuli deemed significant enough at the time that it was of value to disallow/allow it

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It's like, the crudest most ineffective design for a head implant ever thought of, but someone didn't just go 'nah that'll suck' they actually put together schematics for it

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Most evil geniuses think "hey, what if we just put a large amount of metals in their diet instead? Then we can take pot shots at parts of their brain we don't like at the time they're doing something we don't want them to

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Could probably use fiber optic readings in conjunction with angled sound waves from like, TVs and shit

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But some evil geniuses are kind of stupid and have too much lead in their system, so they think "hmmm, how about like a big grid of spikes?'

[maks]

hot dogs. take-out hot dogs. what kind of putz gets take-out hot dogs?

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There's a reason everything at Kmart last fall was a bunch of defective shipping crate international trade limbo throw aways that all had fantastic flaws somewhere such as:
A sweater made of fabric that electrocutes you over the course of the day or
Mechanical pencils with electromagnet metal pieces in the tip which snap the lead whenever you're writing something someone else doesn't want you to be writing
Or
Jean zippers that act like a big reflective mirror aimed at the testicles with EM waves, except a jagged broken mirror, zig zaggy for a little alternating current as well

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Not only will the zipper capture stray or targeted EM waves and aim it at the testes, but adds a little ultrasound frequency as well

[maks]

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Americans don't do this kind of shit to themselves, it's just junk from international limbo that we somehow end up with, and anyone can use against us

[maks]

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[maks]

holy shit it's literally the hot dog version of plug drugs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIdjeUPjc5o

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A well-functioning brain has very few metals built up in its tissue. You want simply carbon and nitrogen based neurotransmission and ion fluctuations to be able to keep your brain activity and environment separate. Too much metal (metalloid) means you're getting a little TV static everywhere in the brain that there's metal built up, and it's influenced by any stray EM waves

It used to be that TV stations were too disorganized in their use of the spectrum, and it generated gibberish noise that actually helped you fall asleep at night. Now, it's very specifically targeted with a laser precision. 2 megabytes a second through the air? To everyone's phone?? .... 2 x 8 x 1024 x 1024 x 2.... How the fuck are you sending that many on/offs in a single second without cooking our eyeballs out??

[maks]

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[maks]

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[Plug Drugs]

~33,550,000 one/offs a second.. fucking how???
Wave structures don't exactly equivocate well to install/offs.

Also, there's more than just one little blip for an on or off; it has to be of a unique combination of directional curvatures acting as a 'key' for the receiver's 'lock'. Each time the receiver is unlocked, it would register as a bit, or perhaps some variant for each possible byte..

[maks]

but can we use this technology to deliver hot dogs?

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[Plug Drugs]

But at 33,550,000 a second, the 'lock and 'key' method would seemingly be too great of a workload on the bus to the processor.. what is there a queuing system? What happens if one of the bits or bytes missed? Does it go to RAM then? Thatd have to be like twice as many bits then to verify each signal twice.

At 33 million, they're probably using quantum's.. aka super conductors. The tower sends a string of 33 million bits in a single spurt of waves aimed at the device, it goes onto a superconductor, and is processed in bulk without too much hassle for the CPU. The phone screen essentially is just a TV picking up your own private TV show just for your phone.

[Plug Drugs]

A grid of capacitors layered in different sizes on top of each other detects Ohms from the phone user or other electronics in the room and adjusts signal appropriately. When that screws up, the tower just electrocutes you briefly.

[Plug Drugs]

33 fucking million? If each on/off was it's own HYDROGEN ATOM, it would be half a fucking centimeter stacked end to end!

[Plug Drugs]

And waves have surface don't they, so it's a volume of waves, approximately 2 millimeters thick and between several inches and several feet wide nearby the tower, or ~10 meters to a kilometer wide when far away from the tower

[clay]

is there a way we could turn this off, the vein is tapped

[Plug Drugs]

Far away from the tower is better because it just looks for breaks in 'long' waves (where the wave is so thick it's long, but thin, like a rope flying at you long ways

[Plug Drugs]

Far away from the tower is better because it just looks for breaks in 'long' waves (where the wave is so thick it's long, but thin, like a rope flying at you long ways.

This means you're not getting bursted with 33 million bit waves all aimed at a few inches of you arriving almost all at once, but are only getting hit with waves once in a while ( once every 10 or so meters times the length of light speed versus 33 million times in one cubic decimeter hitting your face at light speed)

[Plug Drugs]

Cities are thought prisons

[Plug Drugs]

How'd that ever meet safety regulations? You know what it was, the regulations went by old school rules, and as long as it took less than so many watts of power to make the signal, it could be as compact as they could fucking get it

[Plug Drugs]

Why don't I have faith in the FCC to be savvy on wave density?

[Plug Drugs]

In any given volume of space, no matter how small as long as it's not infinitesimal or of an infinitesimal factor can fit an infinite number of wave fronts. Meaning you could fit an infinite amount of energy in any given volume of space

[Plug Drugs]

You can, but you shouldn't because that is literally one of the main types of defined 'Energy Weapons', prohibited in a big big way by our military

[Plug Drugs]

US military, our cell towers here in America are literally energy weapons at this point, with the only health safety feature being that the tower will try to aim signal bursts a few inches slightly away from your face.

And actually, I don't even fucking know if they do that, they might just be blasting us right I'm the eyeballs with it.

[Plug Drugs]

33.5 million wave fronts, if utilizing combination curvature (which would make it more like 33.5 million multiplied by the number of variants for the curvature key lock) in a 2 millimeter by 3 foot by 6 inch space is enough to damage the optical nerve.

The only thing protecting our optical nerves from frying out right now is the fleshy tissue making up our fucking eyeballs in front of it

[Plug Drugs]

Granted, that's if you were to put your phone behind your head and then look straight at the tower while loading a high def YouTube video or something

[Wendy <3]

Shove some pills up your ass and call it a night

[Plug Drugs]

When is the radiation ionizing? It already generates alternating current.. but direct current, like a displaced electron? Well, the distance the electron travels over time around the nucleus times the number of wave fronts making up the electron above the minimal number for recurrence would lead us to guesstimate roughly that the length of an orbital would merely require there to be Max-actual number of wave fronts for electron recurrence in that orbital present in a distance less than that orbitals width...

So... More than 16 million wave fronts in a millimeter could ionize hydrogen if only requiring 1 more wave front to be past maximal

[Dustin]

So glad plugdrugs is on drugs again

[Plug Drugs]

Maximal is circumstantial of course, but we can assume an estimate for it numerically for simple orbitals like hydrogen's first orbital

[Plug Drugs]

Maximal is circumstantial of course, but we can assume an estimate for it numerically for simple orbitals like hydrogen's first orbitalhow many wave fronts is an electron from maxima usually plug drugs? Well, just two wave fronts colliding with an orbital at a greater than right angle will cause an electron to shift to a higher orbital, or become repulsed by a lower orbital if in a descending direction, or

(By numerically I mean integer values, also assuming a shared trajectory of the external waves)

If a wave past maximal from one direction hit the electron while a wave past maximal from the other direction did so as well, we'd get positron annihilation and all sorts of particles that don't exist very long followed by a few we can barely detect.

So, 2 waves in 0.5ns/lightspeed is above maximal.

[Plug Drugs]

"Maximal" as a term is referring to maximum number of external wave fronts before an electron is displaced from its orbital

Not to be confused with maxima, although that would have technical basis as well, as an electron originates in some way from one side of a wavefront maxima, the other side having opposite properties

To go past maximal would imply that it has reverted across some earlier point of maxima on that wave front, and thus some quantum number must change

[clay]

youre breaking the dabatase

[Plug Drugs]

In fact I could state that as my own principle: if a section of a wave front changes trajectory from an interaction such that it reverts across a previously present maxima in that wave front, then some quantum number (charge, spin, orbital, flavour, color, etc.) must change.

[Plug Drugs]

Another principle: all quantum numbers must have at an earlier time had a wavefront function maxima corresponding with it. If a section of that wavefront reverts across that maxima, the corresponding quantum number for that maxima has changed for that wavefront section.

[juji]

The song is public domain, composed in the late 19th century based on a poem by Goethe.

How are they 'stealing' it? They have flooded YouTube with fake piano video playings of a different song titled "Der Zauberlehrling".

Ultimately, they would seek royalties whenever the actual song is played sometime in the future when Fantasia is rereleased.

This is easily a $15 million USD steal. Quite a nice retirement package for only having to pay 20 people to play the wrong song and erase it from history.

Are you saying it’s copyrighted by Disney?

[Wendy <3]

Another principle: all quantum numbers must have at an earlier time had a wavefront function maxima corresponding with it. If a section of that wavefront reverts across that maxima, the corresponding quantum number for that maxima has changed for that wavefront section.

Shut the fucking hell up

[Plug Drugs]

Are you saying it’s copyrighted by Disney?

No

[Plug Drugs]

You don't understand the insanity of trust trading Elz; simply because the 'board is moving' and it would be hypothetically easier now in the future for Disney to convince the world that they own the songs played in the movie Fantasia, because they managed to possibly erase one of the song's history, they begin swapping money, deals, trust ownerships, etc..

[Plug Drugs]

The song was composed by a German composer, and in German was called "Der Zauberlehrling".. but if Der Zauberlehrling ends up being some different song and a copyright office worker glances over it because they only bothered to check YouTube (which isn't how people think anymore anyways because the internet is dead/dying) and let Disney then 'own' the song, theyll make a fuck ton of money for requiring tribute to be able to play it, or cross promotion like it's use in a car ad around the same time as a Fantasia rerelease, and also strengthening their ownership of Fantasia (which an argument could be made that it would become public domain if enough of its content consists of public domain material)

[Plug Drugs]

They've strengthened stock in Disney by gutting history

[Plug Drugs]

I highly doubt someone did it just for the thrill of watching the aftermath; someone paid pianists to show up and play a nonsense series of notes on different grand pianos, then label the song "Der Zauberlehrling" in different videos

Just so that the public knowledge of "Der Zauberlehrling" might some day change to no longer be the same song a in Fantasia.

[Plug Drugs]

The videos are lower in number right now than they were two weeks ago, but I have a feeling they're removing keywords then adding them back when/if they get too much heat. Some guy might have got paid $20,000 dollars just to do this all year because it might some day yield a 10 million to 1 billion dollar profit

[Plug Drugs]

$10-15 million if they gain ownership of Der Zauberlehrling and can charge for its use on radio and on TV etc,

And 1 billion if it stops the movie Fantasia from some day becoming public domain

[Plug Drugs]

A rerelease of Fantasia every 15 years generates like 150-400 million for Disney each time they do it.

[juji]

If is public domain, no one can sue it including using US flag in your creation.

[Plug Drugs]

What the hell Elz did the government like brain damage your ability to comprehend legal topics as a prerequisite to letting you in the country or sometging

[Plug Drugs]

They'll claim it's theirs because it's there version of it or something they just want to keep steadily gaining ground