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The Diary of a Lost One

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this, an allegedly true diary found in germany in the 1800's, does not to me seem like a true diary, and seems like the darkest opiate grimoire ever. it is the diary of a german chemist's daughter, gotteball, who becomes a prostitute. I will now give you a historical background of the darkness of this book. The Pennsylvania dutch are actually german, and don't like people being confused over this distinction. The dutch also brought the first slaves to America, and is a place of prostitution that seems to have alot of unaccounted for money if they indeed defeated the system of labor and money by instituting the slave trade. It seems to have been squandered on opiates. Just because this diary was found in germany, doesn't mean that it didn't have anything to do with the dutch a place known for prostitution why this was a famous book bak in the day, a diary of a girls descent into prostitution. nazism, with its glorificationof empty nuclear whiteness, was possibly a farcical political system that was invented solely to make fun of the dutch, the pigs that rigged capitalism. The dutch currently make 80% of the worlds ecstasy, and the themes of chemistry, prostitution, and the chemistry of prostitution go hand in hand. The diary of anne frank, a dutch jew, was very remarkable in this light. who the diary was really written by, and how they tie in to the vested interests that run society, we may never know.