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Do you have a feeling that other countries
Are stalking and talking behind our backs?
That other countries are getting fed up
And dare to compare their strategies
To wipe us into a third world nation?
And this will be after the extermination
Of at least 2/3rds of our population
That this so called land of ours
Wasn't even meant to contrive.
Will we survive? Not quite this time.
Should I dare to mention
That I feel all this tension
Building up slowly but surely
Within the Earth's nervous system?
The Earth has known about the decline
Of mankind for quite some time now
And if asked about how I know this
I will answer: Because - I am - In tune -
With all the surroundings around me.
There's nothing left for us to work out.
There's nothing left for us to do.
It's too late to correct our stupid mistakes
And expect forgiveness from other tribes
Who now want their turn to play the role
As the bomb-happy bullies of the world.
They are closer than you think.
Nothing our parents could have said
Would have prepared us for the world
We are about to inherit.
We will not share it.
Hell - We won't even be a part of it.
Generation Zero.
Resurrection of Nero.
They are closer than you think.
And now they're turning out the lights.
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When a plastic bag dropped off a medical waste truck and workers saw that it contained a human head and torso, they took photos and went on their way to an incinerator, where the entire load was burned.
Now, two counties are arguing over whether the corpse was "medical waste" or a "deceased human being." Investigators say they could be dealing with improper disposal of a body.
Medical wasted. Medical wasted.
The controversy began last month when a BFI medical waste truck picked up a load of waste from the Lee County Medical Examiner's Office.
The driver was headed to a company incinerator in Apopka, but stopped first in Lakeland. While there, a plastic bag on the truck came loose and dropped off the truck. It contained the head and torso of a man.
Medical Wasted. Medical Wasted.
BFI has a contract with International Institute for Advancement of Medicine, which uses body parts of the deceased for transplants and research. The IIAM, in turn, has an agreement for cadavers with the Lee County Medical Examiner's Office.
Sheriff's Office began investigating last month.
"I just don't accept that this is 'medical waste,' This was a human being, and he deserved better than what he got."
Medical Wasted. Medical Wasted.
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When a plastic bag dropped off a medical waste truck and workers saw that it contained a human head and torso, they took photos and went on their way to an incinerator, where the entire load was burned.
Now, two counties are arguing over whether the corpse was "medical waste" or a "deceased human being." Investigators say they could be dealing with improper disposal of a body.
Medical wasted. Medical wasted.
The controversy began last month when a BFI medical waste truck picked up a load of waste from the Lee County Medical Examiner's Office.
The driver was headed to a company incinerator in Apopka, but stopped first in Lakeland. While there, a plastic bag on the truck came loose and dropped off the truck. It contained the head and torso of a man.
Medical Wasted. Medical Wasted.
BFI has a contract with International Institute for Advancement of Medicine, which uses body parts of the deceased for transplants and research. The IIAM, in turn, has an agreement for cadavers with the Lee County Medical Examiner's Office.
Sheriff's Office began investigating last month.
"I just don't accept that this is 'medical waste,' This was a human being, and he deserved better than what he got."
Medical Wasted. Medical Wasted.
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Do you have a feeling that other countries
Are stalking and talking behind our backs?
That other countries are getting fed up
And dare to compare their strategies
To wipe us into a third world nation?
And this will be after the extermination
Of at least 2/3rds of our population
That this so called land of ours
Wasn't even meant to contrive.
Will we survive? Not quite this time.
Should I dare to mention
That I feel all this tension
Building up slowly but surely
Within the Earth's nervous system?
The Earth has known about the decline
Of mankind for quite some time now
And if asked about how I know this
I will answer: Because - I am - In tune -
With all the surroundings around me.
There's nothing left for us to work out.
There's nothing left for us to do.
It's too late to correct our stupid mistakes
And expect forgiveness from other tribes
Who now want their turn to play the role
As the bomb-happy bullies of the world.
They are closer than you think.
Nothing our parents could have said
Would have prepared us for the world
We are about to inherit.
We will not share it.
Hell - We won't even be a part of it.
Generation Zero.
Resurrection of Nero.
They are closer than you think.
And now they're turning out the lights.
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Black Dwarf
09:43
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Sinking Ship
06:56
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Pseudocide Fredericksburg, Virginia
Pseudocide is the project of Kadin Contois who occasionally creates industrial noise drone music by himself or with Will
Thornton and Paul Keily. Band practice consist of mailing mp3s to each other.
Pseudocide started April 2013. After Kadin and Will played and recorded some live shows, and cut some rough demos, they compiled their first cd of material on November of the same year.
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