Rick did it. He childed the CEO of the Internet and got the forums taken down. Josh is shaking in his boots right now, he knows this place is next.
I actually look forwarded to being extradited from Ireland to spend the rest of my life in prison. It would actually be fun having every pat poster in a building, discussing lore and doing letter writing campaigns.
Yes, it’s always interested me that despite the US failing to get extradition for various terrorists and dangerous people from closely aligned nations, such as Abu Hamzar in the UK, Patrick still insists that those who laugh and antagonize him on Twitter are bound for federal Guantanamo bay and certain lifelong detention.
Hamzar even was considered a danger and hated by the public and authorities in the UK, yet they still wouldn’t extradite him to the US because he could have faced the death penalty.
But of course Twitter trolls are outlawed and so fundamentally opposed to humanity that even the UN would revoke their human rights.
On another Patrick related meandering thought I had, there used to be reality shows which followed people doing difficult tasks, such as “Faking it” when a person would pretend to be a particular profession or role, with only a few weeks of training and coming from a fundamentally different background.
The goal was that they would be expected to convince industry experts in the field or those born and raised in the social group that they were what they were pretending to be.
The examples I remember were a soft weedy little guy trying to pass as a nightclub bouncer and a common as dirt northern girl trying to pass as an aristocratic lady.
In Patrick’s case, I would like to see a reality show where an experienced publicist is tasked with getting Tiny Tim, not just published, but top of the bestselling books and elevates Patrick to being a respected Sci fi author and voice.
It could be called “Impossible people, impossible tasks” or something better, as I am not a TV show producer!
