Hi folks, Brian Neuro here and today I wanted to talk as quick briefies I can about JK Rowling and her new book. Now in the past I've never really spoken much about JK Rowling but I feel I should point out just to be a bit of a hipster that I've hated this one for years before anyone else did and the reason for that is because she normalized and made acceptable for weird, greasy, single, middle-aged men to cue outside of a bookshop at midnight surrounded by children dressed in wizard costumes. And she got no shit for that, right, but she should have done but now she's finally reaping the rewards of her own misguided fucking points of view in another way and so that's fine but I wanted to talk about her new book The Ink Black Heart. Now The Ink Black Heart is a 1200 page crime thriller that about a female online celebrity who gets canceled on Twitter for controversial views regarding people who are transgender. She has her wrist abused, has her docks dropped and is ultimately stabbed to death. Oh should say spoiler alert. Now the book itself has come under multiple problems not the least of which is not just whether or not it's a good read but the problem seems to be that at least on the Kindle version that it is actually impossible to read it like it is physically unreadable as many of the reviews have pointed out it has been formatted in such a way that it is impossible to actually make out what a lot of the text is saying. Now the reason for this is because the actual a lot of the pages and a lot of the dialogue and story plays out in the form of fake tweets that are being directed and conversation that are happening on Twitter and unfortunately J.K. Rowling did not have the foresight to see how this would look on Kindle and as some people have shared you get some pages that are almost completely blank but for a bit of text maybe at the top or the bottom and then and even when the text is in order it's really difficult to decipher what is going on and who is saying what but that aside a lot of people you know a lot of a lot of the people have given it high ratings on Amazon whether or not these are people who are just supporting her for the hell of it or not I don't know you could probably say the same for people giving it bad reviews but nevertheless a woman of J.K. Rowling's stature releasing a book that is physically impossible to read on one of the most popular forms of reading a book is enough is enough in and of itself and a lot of the reviews have say have been so we say mixed you know with some people even trying to be as generous as possible only being able to push it and give it three stars out of five one of the more interesting things is that all of the tweets are you know are allegedly fake however there are a couple that appear to actually have been have been given accounts that are real one of which is a is an incredibly you know it has got a Twitter name that would be almost impossible for you to guess randomly randomly and the account actually now exists in fact the guy who owns the account found this out and posted this I would show you what what the rest of his Twitter account actually says except I can't do that because his account is dedicated exclusively it seems to retweeting hardcore game pornography but that aside what I really find interesting is that when you hear the story and what happens in the book you know famous female celebrity has controversial opinions on people with trans gets cancelled gets harassed gets docked blood on tree you think well obviously this is based on J.K. Rowling's personal experience there this is her writing about what happened to her but in her fictionalized world that would make sense wouldn't it but that's not what's happening in fact she's claiming the exact opposite she's actually trying to claim that she wrote this before all of this stuff happened to her and now all of this has played out she's claiming that friend to her saying oh it's almost as if you're clairvoyant it's almost as if you're a psychic J.K. I'm just gonna say that say that this is horseshit there's no and nobody as far as I know I know apart from maybe the most delusional and you know you know the dimension of fan fanboys it's going to actually believe that right it's just you know there are so many coincidences you can put in before you believe how is this actually possible and real and for me not enough people are focusing on this because I think this is really important because let's look at it logically there's no reason that J.K. Rowling would have to lie about this she could have said yes it's based on my personal experience you know that's what I did but then it kind of you know they would have just been you know okay fair enough the people who were gonna buy it you know and enjoy the book would have bought it anyway the people who are gonna hate it for whatever reason would have hated it anyway so why has she decided to go down this road of claiming that this was all written and predicted beforehand now if you want my opinion I think this is a very manipulative tactic on her part because the very important aspect the one thing about the character in the book that does not mirror J.K. Rowling's life is the fact that at the end of it she is stabbed and murdered by one of these online you know social justice transgender nutters and that's the important part because if she has written this before it happens and it plays out as she predicted what she's actually fit what she's effectively telling you with this book is that if I'm not don't be surprised if I end up murdered she's trying to fucking make you think that she's going to be murdered and she's also trying to add and make you know make it look like she is a visionary of some sorts right and the reason this is important is because there is only other in my lifetime there is only other one example to this you know that is similar you know that has played out in a similar way see back in 2002 there was a young lad who wrote a script he wrote a fictional action movie script for a film an action film that was based on real events and he struggled to get this movie made a lot of people didn't want to go near it because it was a it's an action film costs a lot of money and because it was based on real events it would make it controversial so he tried to make it himself but he couldn't actually get it made because you know himself because I obviously action films are very difficult to make but then one day he bumped into a producer and he tried to you know this lad tried to pitch this script for an action film to him and this guy told him he would actually be much more successful if he actually made this action film and turned it into a documentary and that's exactly what he did that young man was a guy called Dylan Avery and the script that he wrote was for a film called loose change loose change originally started as a fictional action movie based on this idea that a load of the group of group of friends you know look into the 9 11 attacks and discovered that actually these attacks there was a big conspiracy behind it but now obviously it's very going to be you know there's not a lot of people going to want to go near that because you're dealing with real life events and it might be considered somewhat insensitive right and so a lot of people didn't want to go near it plus again it's a bit of a difficult thing to recreate you know and so instead Dylan went away and came back and pretended that this action film this fictional script that he had written was actually true and all of the conspiracies he'd written about in the script what had actually happened and what actually real now that is the level I want you to fucking understand that JK Rowling has found herself at Dylan Avery right for whatever you think this was him as a young man desperately trying to find some way to break into it this is JK Rowling who's already there she is fallen so low that she is resorting to the same tactics that Dylan Avery did in order to create loose change and just like just like with just like with JK Rowling not having to tell you that you know she could have you know just told you that it was based on a real life Dylan Avery didn't have to tell him that he wrote this fictional script but again he did it because he wanted to make himself seem like a like a visionary like he had a special mind and that I think says speaks volumes for how far down the fucking pecking order of relevance that JK Rowling has got when she's so desperate now that she now has to create a fictional script and lie about about it becoming real life and that's all I've got to say on the subject there folks undead Cofflin brother Neuro thank you for listening like comments subscribe support me on patreon and where there's no sense there's no feeling