Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Nouno the Vigilante Episode 49 Wrongful Penetration


                In Bloomington, Minnesota 14-year-old Katie is out with some friends at the Mall of the Americas.  While walking, a man coming from the opposite direction turns to her as they pass each other and says, “Yo, Mamacita, you’re beautiful.”

                Katie smiles and blushes a little bit at the attention.  As she has just entered high school, she has already started thinking about doing more adult things but even though her friends seem eager, she is a little hesitant.  She turns and looks at who made the comment but the fact that the man was also turning to look at her made her even more embarrassed. 

                Julian Alcaide Lopez is 37-years-old and at the Mall of the Americas as it is a prime hunting ground.  Not having grown up in America, Julian does not have the stigma of statutory rape rules inherent in American culture.  What he has found living in Minnesota, is that high school girls believe themselves to be too mature for high school boys so look for older men.  It is this theory that Julian wants to exploit for when he was in high school; he could never get the attention of the more attractive girls in his class.  At 5’4” 135 pounds, he was considered too short for a lot of girls who all looked for taller men.  Even if he was taller than a girl, they still wanted taller and older men.  At least now he had one thing going for him; he was older thus they believed him to be more mature.  As he walked by he saw a cute red headed girl with an hour glass shaped body with big breasts and a nice firm butt.  He called out to her as he passed and waited a moment before turning around.  If she looked back, he knew he had her.  As he did with a smile, his brown eyes and thin mustached face locked with the brown eyed girl.  He turned around and walked over, “I see you looking at me.  My name is Julian”

                “Katie”

                Katie puts her hand out but Julian opens his arms and Katie lets him hug her.  As they let go, Katie feels a slight graze of his hand along her butt and thinks to say something but given that it wasn’t an actual squeeze figures it was just an accident.  He asks, “I’d like to take you out to dinner. you want to go?”

                “Well, we were off to see a movie.”

                “I like movies.”

                “Well, you can come with us if you want.”

                “I’d love to thank you.”

                As they are walking, Julian looks at her skirt wave back and forth as she walks.  Julian pays for her ticket and gets popcorn for the both of them to share.  During the movie, Julian puts his arm around her and she scoots in closer.  It’s not long into the movie that Julian takes his hand off her shoulder and puts it on her leg.  Using the other arm, he takes advantage that Katie has the popcorn in her lap and goes to grab some.  As he does that, his other hand slips up her skirt and rubs her thigh and his fingers trace the outline of her underwear.  Katie whispers, “Stop! Way too fast.”

                “No, it’s not.  You know you want it.”

                “No I don’t; stop”

                “You wouldn’t want to make a scene with all these people and ruin the movie for them.”  He asserts as his fingers slip under her underwear and are now penetrating her.”

                Katie’s eyes widen in shock.  Her eyes look over at a smiling Julian with a pleading look.  She’s still whispering but trying to be as stern as possible, “This is so inappropriate!  Stop! Don’t touch me.”

                “I hope you know how bad I can hurt you and your friends.  You invited me here.  You let me buy the tickets.  You owe me access to your body.  Otherwise, you’re just a fucking tease.”

                Katie grabs his wrist and yanks at it trying to pull his hand out of her and Julian responds by grabbing her left knee in his other hand squeezing on the pressure point.  Katie gasps in pain as tears stream down her face.  “Please stop” she tries since being stern didn’t work.

                Finally, Katie stands up and walks the opposite way apologizing to people saying she has to go to the bathroom.  Julian grabs at her arm but she slaps it away and the sound of the slap frightens him enough to release long enough for her to get away.  He looks around but it doesn’t seem like anyone noticed.  He waits a couple minutes then exits the movie himself.  Katie went straight to the bathroom to cry in a stall but luckily Julian wasn’t coming after her. He was leaving for he had a feeling what was coming next. 

                It took about seven minutes before Katie composed herself and exited the bathroom.  As she slowly walked down the aisle she sat in an empty seat so she wouldn’t have to bother anyone as she pushes through.  It was too dark for her to realize that Julian had left.  When the movie was over, she got her things and got a ride to the police station where she filed a complaint. 

 

                Over 1,600 miles southwest in Arizona, Nouno and his wife Abby are watching a show.  They quickly lose interest and Abby is on social media and talking to her husband.  She remarks, “Hey babe, the New York Times claims….”

                “I don’t give a shit about the New York Times” Nouno interrupts.

                “You’re not going to even listen to what it is before you call it fake?”

                “No need, they’re incapable of telling the truth.  They recently admitted that the reason they changed the headline about Tara Reid accusing Biden of inappropriately touching her is because the Biden campaign told them to.  I mean, I always knew that the media was a leftist propaganda arm but now they’re actually admitting it.”

                “No, that’s what honest journalists do.  If they print something that is false and they are corrected; they issue a correction.”

                “That isn’t what happened.  Even the editor admitted that they didn’t they make a factual mistake, they just thought the phrasing was awkward.”

                “There you go.  They just reworded it.”

                “The article took a sentence that said there was no evidence from other staffers of sexual misconduct aside from hugging, kissing and excessive touching that made them uncomfortable and changed it to there was no evidence from other staffers about sexual misconduct.  Do you think those two sentences are the same?”

                “Well, no, but….” Abby trailed off

                “But what?  Then when they asked him how they justify waiting two weeks after Reid’s complaint to even comment on the story and reported right away on Kavanaugh, he declares that Ford’s accusations were already in the public forum in a large way but nobody knows about Tara Reid.”

                “Nobody does know about Tara Reid”

                “Because the media ignored her accusations!  The only reason everyone knew Ford’s accusations is because the media gave her a platform and a megaphone.  A courtesy they didn’t give Reid despite how the Me Too movement and others claims ‘believe women.’”

                “Well, you said the editor of the New York Times was Carlos Slim but it’s actually Dean Baquet.”

                “How is that relevant?  Slim owns the paper and Baquet is the editor.  I’m not sure the confusion.  Back to the issue, how come the New York Times didn’t make any edits to their reporting when the Trump campaign repeatedly told them that the Russian collusion narrative was a hoax?”

                “Well, he was running for president and Kavanaugh was going for Supreme Court Justice.  Those are very high positions with a lot of power so it’s better to check every story.”

                “Biden is running for president in case you missed that.”

                “Well yea, but, whatever, we have a case.”

                “Where to?”

                “Don’t get mad”

                “Minnesota again?”

                “Look, when they stop sexually assaulting little kids, we’ll stop going there.  Besides, 122 people have died from Coronavirus here and only 70 have died in Minnesota.”

                “Why do I have to explain this every time?  Pure numbers don’t mean anything.  Arizona has 3,705 cases.  That means on a death by cases basis, we’re at 3.29%.  Minnesota, on the other hand, despite their vaunted Mayo Clinic, is 4.24%.”

                “Look, you think percentages matter, I think pure numbers matter.  1,650 cases is like a third of ours.”

                “Numbers are meaningless if you have nothing to compare it to.  Do you want to know contagion rate?”

                “No, I don’t”

                As Nouno looks at his data, he frowns.  “Okay fine, I won’t tell you.”

                Abby caught it and replies, “Based on that look, now I want to know.”

                “Arizona’s contagion rate is 8.8% but Minnesota is 4.29%.”

                “I think you’re trying to say that Minnesota is safer.”

                “No, I’m saying you’re less likely to get it in Minnesota but if you do get it, you’re more likely to die.  Damn, when you take population into account, everything is better in Minnesota.  Cases per capita is 0.05% here but 0.03% in Minnesota.  Minnesota is actually the lowest in the country!  The death rate, similarly, 0.0018% in Arizona but 0.0013% in Minnesota.”

                “I think, what you’re trying to say, is that I’m right.”

                “Yes, but not for the reasons you thought.”

                “Doesn’t matter; I was right.  I booked us a flight.”

                “I just think you’re enjoying cutting dicks off.”

                Abby and Nouno were vigilantes who went around the country killing people that the justice system refused to prosecute for politically correct reasons.  They had a policy that child rapists would be castrated and the cause of death would be suffocation as their own genitalia was shoved down their throat and gagged until they ran out of air.  Abby retorted, “I don’t think this one qualifies.”

                “Isn’t it objective?  If they raped a child yes; if not; no.  What’s the confusion that caused you to say ‘I think’”?

                “You really need to stop focusing on every word I say and just take the whole statement.”

                “You know I don’t do that.”

                “Well, the girl he molested was 14.  That’s not really a child.”

                “Isn’t under 18 a child?”

                “I guess technically but I think of 12 and under.”

                “So, if they get a kid’s menu at a restaurant then you cut the dicks off?”

                “Yes”

                “Are you just saying that because you lost your virginity in high school?”

                “Low blow”

                “Alright fine.  I’m sorry.  I don’t really care anyway.  I have no problem killing the asshole.”

                “You know, we’re not all nerds like you that enjoy playing with spread sheets all day!” she snapped angrily.

                “I said I was sorry.  Speaking about spreadsheets though, I’ve been running some numbers about this Wuhan Virus.”

                Abby rolled her eyes, “Of course you were.”     

                “The data shows no correlation between the speed in which states shut down and deaths or cases.”

                “That’s because some states have like no one living in them.”

                “Even if you only take the 15 most populous states; there is no correlation whatsoever.”

                “Maybe you want to look at all your percentages before making any claims.”

                “Sure, in the seven states that didn’t shut down at all, their contagion rate is 6.47%, which is a fraction of the country as a whole, which is 20.92%.  The death per cases number is much lower than any of the other groups I’ve been tracking like Republican Governor or Democrat Governor or whether it’s a state Trump won or Hillary won.  The lowest of those is states that Trump won, which is 3.46% compared to 1.51% for the states that didn’t shut down.  That’s a 195% higher and that’s the lowest.  If you look at Democrat governor states, the highest, it’s 4.43%.  Case per capita is almost half of the next lowest and deaths per capita is a third below the next lowest, which would be GOP governors by the way for both.”

                “I’m sorry I asked.”

                “Did you see the Trump presser?”

                “No”

                “He just played a montage of how the media downplayed the threat of Wuhan Virus in January and February absolutely obliterating their narrative that they knew and President Trump did nothing.”

                “Oh right, I did hear about that.  CNN called it propaganda”

                “The video was of them.  He just replayed their own stuff back to them.”

                “Cut in a way to make them look bad.”

                “Yes, accurately portraying what they said in January and February, which exposes their lies now.”

                “What does he gain by doing that?”

                “Remember when the media misquoted him saying he called the Wuhan Virus a hoax when he really said that the media coverage of it is a hoax?”

                “I remember that’s how you defended it.”

                “Well, this proves that he was right.  This is hoax 3; Trump knew about the Coronavirus threat but did nothing.  Just like the other two hoaxes; Russian collusion and quid pro quo with Ukraine, it’s simply not true.”

                “Right, it’s always the media’s fault.”

                “No, this time it’s not.  It’s the WHO (World Health Organization)’s  They’re the ones who denied it.  Now, WHO officials are coming out claiming they were suspicious but they were silenced by their superiors. “

                “Sounds like Monday morning quarterbacking to me.”

                “I agree.  I’m just saying that China covered this up by silencing and arresting Wuhan doctors that tried to sound the alarm and then strong armed the WHO to promote their false propaganda and misinformation.”

                “Then your problem with the media is not that they were wrong but that they claim they were right and Trump was wrong?”

                “Yes, everyone was wrong because China and the WHO lied to the world.  Even the wonderful Dr. Fauci was confused.  He called the travel ban ‘overkill’ in February.  On March 8, he was saying that if you’re young, there’s no reason not to go on a cruise.  He recommended the elderly should refrain but that’s okay.”

                “He did say domestic travel wasn’t a problem on March 15.”

                “He did”

                “Yet, we’re on a plane so it seems like we still believe that.”

                “Nobody is on the plane or in the airports.  It is probably the safest place because social distancing is easy.”

                They land in Minneapolis and Abby inquires, “When you say the seven states that didn’t shut down, which were they?”

                “Utah, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Iowa, and Arkansas.”

                “You do realize that combined those states only have one major professional sports team.”

                “What’s your point?”

                “There are no big cities!”

                “So what, the argument is that you shut down or die.  That’s not true.”

                “Whatever, let’s just go to the hotel.”   

                They check into the hotel and Abby hacks into Julian’s social media account to pinpoint his location.  Nouno always wondered why the police couldn’t do exactly what she was but then figured that they could they just didn’t, which necessitated them in the first place.  She looks up, “Okay, I know where he lives.”

                “This stay at home order is making it easy to know where people are.”

                “Yea, but it’s easier to nab someone when they’re out drinking or doing stuff.”

                “What’s the plan?”

                “Same as always.”

                “Break into his house and hope he doesn’t have a shotgun?”

                “No, I admit that last time your worry that he has home field advantage almost cost us.  The ‘same’ part is we’re going to do it at his house since he lives alone.  This time, however, since he’s not a child rapist, we can go back to using me as bait.”

                “Hate to break it to you babe, but you’re 27.  You’re getting older now and can’t pass for a teenager.”

                “He’s 37 so I’m still young to him.”

                “I’m 36”

                “I got you didn’t I?”

                “I don’t fuck high school girls.”

                “Do I look young to you?”

                “Yes, but not high school young.”

                “Well, let’s just see if it works out shall we?”

                Nouno knew it would as his wife was still gorgeous and turned heads.  She changed into a low cut shirt to amplify her breasts and seven jeans.  Although she had the natural curves to back it up, it never hurt to wear clothing that accentuated them.  They drove to Julian’s house and she rang the doorbell plastering a charming smile on her face.  Julian looked through the window and saw her and he jumped back.  He opened the door and exclaimed, “Man, did I die and go to heaven?  There’s an angel at my door.”

                Abby chuckled as her voice raised an octave.  She was surprised that she was an inch taller than him but said nothing.  She queried, “I’m sorry to bother you but I was baking cookies and I realized I don’t have any sugar.  Can I borrow some?”

                “Only if I can have some of those cookies” he said flirtatiously as he ran his hand along her cheek pinning her short blond hair behind her ear. 

                “Of course you can” she replied sweetly as she brought her right hand that contained a syringe up into his chin and suppressed the plunger delivering a powerful sedative.  “Actually, I lied, I don’t bake.”

                She signaled to Nouno who came into the house with supplies.  They were both wearing rubber gloves and contained him with plastic onto an island in the kitchen.  When Julian woke up, Nouno was standing over him with a knife.  “I know this is awkward”

                “Who are you?”

                “I’m the guy that’s going to kill you.”

                “What are you talking about? Why?”

                “For the 14-year-old girl that you molested at a movie theater.”

                “No, this is a misunderstanding.  I didn’t do anything to her.  I let her keep her flower.”

                “Are you trying to say that because you didn’t rape her it’s okay?”

                “I’m just saying I could have fucked that bitch….I mean, woman…..”

                “No, when you’re 14, you’re a girl.”

                “Fine, girl.  Bottom line is, I didn’t”

                “You could have fucked her in a movie theater?”

                “Wouldn’t be the first time esse”

                “You did penetrate her though.”

                “With my fingers; that don’t count.”

                “In this country, it does.”

                “Whoa whoa whoa, I get it now.  You think I’m some illegal immigrant that doesn’t give a shit about this country.  I know what’s going on.  I watch the news.  Did you see that CSPAN woman Paula Reid take it to Trump at the presser?”

                “I saw that bitch lie saying that President Trump did nothing between the travel ban in January and March.”

                “What did he do?”

                “He had the CDC release massive testing that they fucked up.  He then cut regulations so that labs and schools could make tests as well as allow telemedicine.  They gave a list to the media of all the things he did; it’s a long list.”

                “It sounds like you’re defending Trump.”

                “I am.  The reality is that Trump warned the media and the media did nothing.”

                “Alright, fine the bitch lied.  At least, I watched the presser.  I should get some points for that right?”

                “No, you libelous, scandalous, treacherous liberals don’t get any points from me.  You’re all evil scum.”

                “I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion.”

                “You people celebrated a pastor that died after giving an Easter service.  Do you know how sick that is?”

                “Hey man, Spanish people are very religious man.  That wasn’t us.”

                Nouno switched to Spanish, “Yes, I know that.  That’s not the point.  The point is you touched a girl when she didn’t want you to and didn’t stop when she asked you repeatedly to.  She had to get up and run away to get away from you.”

                Julian responded in Spanish, “But I let her go.”

                “You were in a room full of people.”

                “The same room I was in when I was groping her.”

                “That can be covered up in the dark.  It’s harder when she stands up.”

                “Come on, you know how girls are hot one minute and cold the next.  They want you to be a man and make the first move.  ‘No’ doesn’t always mean ‘no.’  I bet your woman played hard to get with you.”

                “I stop when she tells me to.”

                “Alright, so I fucked up.  I’m sorry.  What is this girl to you anyway?  Is it your daughter or something?”

                Nouno smiled, “It’s funny you ask that.  I’m a year younger than you but you admit that I’m old enough to be her dad.  That means you know you’re old enough to be her dad.  I’m going to take your advice though; don’t ask permission, just penetrate” he explained as he drove the knife into his sternum killing him instantly. 

                Abby and Nouno wrap the body and load it into their car.  They drive to a crematorium and break in activating the machine.  As they load Julian in, they turn it on and leave.  They go out to their car and order take out driving to the restaurant to pick it up.  As they sit in the parking lot to eat, Abby poses, “Let’s not talk about the Coronavirus as I’m sick of that.”

                “I can always go back to the Russian collusion hoax.”

                “You know what; I would actually prefer that right now.”

                “I found a fascinating article that was written in Forbes in 2017.”

                “2017?  Isn’t whatever you found common knowledge by now?”

                “Kind of but an interesting twist.  It’s written by a guy that has worked and covered Russia and its politics for many years so he’s intimately familiar.”

                “Aren’t you the one that always says people who feel the need to accredit themselves are about to tell you bullshit?”

                “I do say that but when the statement is that the grammar and format of the dossier is common in Russia, then I need to back up that he is qualified to make those claims.”

                “Fine, so what?  It matches Russian grammar.”

                “That would suggest it was written by a Russian.”

                “Wait, so all this time when people talk about the movie script and the Steele dossier, Steele didn’t write it but neither did Simpson.  You think a Russian wrote it?”

                “The dossier does follow that 2007 article in the Wall Street Journal How Ex-Soviets use Lobbyists to Woo Washington but that’s only a portion of it.  A significant part wasn’t based on Russian disinformation but actually written by a Russian and still laundered under Steele’s name.”

                “I don’t think that changes anything.”

                “It provides more backup that the dossier was not the work of any intelligence but a political hit job.”

                “Seems weak.”

                “I’m just getting started.  The dossier alleges that Page was offered the market value of 19.5% of Roseneft shares or 6% of the company.”

                “Right, that’s the largest Russian energy company.”

                “A publicly traded company in which 6% would amount to $720 Million.”

                “Well, when you’re trying to bribe a billionaire, you need the number to be big.”

                “Just for lifting sanctions?  You think Russia believes it can recoup that money just by having sanctions lifted?”

                “Yes, I do.”

                “Nobody intimately involved in Russia does.  Furthermore, this is only if Trump wins the presidency.  How likely do you think that was in 2015?”

                “I thought there was no chance in hell up until Election Day.”

                “Yet you think the Russians spent $ 720 Million dollars as a hedge?  Furthermore, that’s a lot of money to hide for a publicly traded company.”

                “That does seem excessive and far-fetched.”

                “Yea, so when the media tries to claim it’s Russian disinformation, they’re lying.  It doesn’t even pass the laugh test so no Russian would be dumb enough to even try to pass it off as disinformation.”

                “Didn’t you just say you think a Russian wrote it?”

                “No, sorry, I’m jumping around.  The format is that they capitalize every letter of people’s last names.  There was a memo in the dossier attacking Manafort, Papadopoulos and Page.  All three last names were capitalized then Flynn’s name was thrown in 10 days later but it wasn’t capitalized.  I think a Russian wrote the first part but he wasn’t privy to the fact that Flynn was always the main target so Steele, not the Russian, threw in Flynn at the bottom; that’s why it was a different format.”

                “Yea, you definitely forgot that part.  Let’s start over.  You think all that stuff about the bribe was a complete lie.  Here’s my question; why?”

                “Because Stefan Halper was paid a million dollars by the Office of Net Assessment in the Pentagon to dig up dirt on Carter Page.  Hillary Clinton paid Glenn Simpson through a law firm Perkins Coie.  Simpson, in turn paid Steele.  They had to find a crime for Carter Page so they had him going to Russia.  The problem is going to Russia isn’t a crime.  They needed to justify the amount of money they were given to deliver.”

                “He represented a foreign agent.”

                “Also not a crime or else every diplomat and ambassador would be arrested.  There’s two parts. You have to be acting on behalf of a foreign government and doing so in violation of US law.  They needed a law to be broken so they made up bribery.  This is what happened in the impeachment hoax too.  Pelosi threw in bribery at the last minute because the constitution specifically mentions bribery as a reason to impeach.  The only problem was that they had several house hearings before impeachment where nobody used the word ‘bribery’ so doing it at the last second didn’t make any sense.”

                “It sounds like it made perfect sense; they needed to remove him from office and they knew they didn’t have enough so they made it up and rebranded and labeled it something that they could remove him from office for.”

                “Which is fucked up.”

                “I agree”

                “Alright then.  Anyway, this Page thing happened in late July.  The investigation was open on July 31 and it’s right around the time that McCabe sends a memo to the FBI to cut all contact with Christopher Steele.  Do you think that maybe it’s because of this ridiculous story so McCabe figured out he was full of shit?”                          

                “Maybe I don’t know.  Did Page go to Moscow?”

                “Yes, on behalf of the CIA.  When the FBI asked the CIA if that was true the CIA said it was but an FBI agent named Clinesmith or something altered the e-mail to say that they denied it.”

                “Right, so it wasn’t a complete lie.”

                “Carter Page going to Moscow in July was the only thing that was true.  The part about the bribe is a lie.”

                “Look, nobody cares about Russian collusion anymore.”

                “With the declassification, they will.  Now, they’re going to pretend that Russians tricked us and we all fell for it.  The point is that the Russian disinformation was just a small part of the dossier.  The majority of it was completely fabricated by British and US agents; namely Halper, Steele and Simpson.”

                “Duly noted.”

                They head back to the crematorium to dispose of the remains in the proper way as bones don’t burn so there is a system to get rid of it without horrifying sanitation workers.  After that, they head to the hotel and get some rest.  The next day, they fly back to Arizona and the first thing they do when they get home is change into their bathing suits and jump in their pool.  As they are in the pool, Nouno comments, “That guy deserved it right?”

                “Who?”

                “The guy we went to Minnesota to see”

                “Yea, of course.  Why?  Are you having doubts?”

                “I’m just saying that he was punished for doing something that he thought was innocent.”

                “It doesn’t matter what he thought.  It isn’t innocent, it’s fucked up and he got what he deserved.”

                They didn’t have neighbors within ear shot but they were still cautious.  They had killed over 40 people at this point and they knew that getting sloppy or overconfident would sink them.  Nouno grinned widely, “You do realize he did the exact same thing that Tara Reid accused Biden of right?”

                Abby rolled her eyes and splashed him.  She took a deep breath, “Look, if Reid isn’t lying, then Biden is a piece of shit just like that guy’s a piece of shit.  Remember though, Trump grabs women’s crotches so he’s no better.”

                “No woman ever accused him of that.”

                “But….oh are you going to call that another hoax?”

                “No, that came from someone overhearing Trump talking to another guy about how cool it is to be famous.  He said that he could do it and the women would like it.  This is how guys talk to each other.  President Trump explained it very well; it was just locker room talk.”

                “I was a cheerleader, trust me, I know how men talk in the locker room.”

                “Oh, it gets so much worse when women aren’t around.”

                Abby laughed, “I can imagine.”

                “Then you know that President Trump didn’t really do anything wrong.”

                “It’s still not presidential”

                “What does that even mean?”

                “I don’t care anymore.  This conversation is exhausting.” Abby yawned afterward for effect

                With that, the conversation ended and they went about their lives.  Something told Nouno that they weren’t done in Minnesota. 

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