Hi everybody, this is Gadsad. Just returned from an incredibly jam-packed trip to Europe,

and so I thought I would share some of my thoughts and, you know, remarks and comments from the trip.

First, I was accompanied by way, by my wife, so that was really nice.

The first leg of our eight-day trip was to Reykjavik, Iceland.

It was a trip that was organized by a phenomenal host with whom we've become good friends with him and his fiancé.

His name is Guli Jonson.

He invited me to give a talk on the parasitic mine and suicidal empathy at Harpa,

which is this beautiful venue right on the waterfront in Reykivik. There were some security

concerns and so it was all taken care of by my host. I had all these strapping young Icelandic

guys making sure that nothing untoward happened to Dr. Goodlooks.

The event was wonderful.

Big turnout, sold out, had a great time.

I did notice that there were several places where the people from Rik

apparently made it clear that they support the Gazans against the

nasty Zionist occupiers. There was a whole mural with all kinds of stuff. But even I went into a

restaurant where there were murals that were apparently painted by a famous Icelandic artist, you know, recounting sort of, you know,

feminist movements in Iceland.

So it's supposed to be a historical thing.

But each of those paintings had Palestinian iconography, whether it be the Palestinian flag or the Kaffir.

And so I wasn't aware that the history of Icelandic feminism went right through the Gosen homeland.

But that shows you what happens to a mind that is parasitized. So there was a lot of that

everywhere, you know, free Gaza, Gaza, free Palestine and so on and so forth. But otherwise, the trip

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