Celtainian Chronicles - Cannibalism - What did the British Empire discover
And what would you have done ?
What happens when an explorer discovers pure evil, and realises no one else is coming to stop it ?
Deep in the Borneo jungle, a Victorian explorer sat face-to-face with a local chief, sketching his portrait in uneasy silence. The man refused to meet his eyes the entire time. Then, at the very end, he finally looked up and smiled with a slow, ghastly expression that Bock would later describe as something out of a nightmare.
What followed and what that smile represented would stay with him long after he left the jungle, forcing an uncomfortable question we still try to avoid today:
When you come face-to-face with something genuinely evil… what do you do next ?
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Cannibalism causes KURU
Kuru causes involuntary outbursts of laughter, along with other neurological symptoms like tremors and loss of coordination, because its causative agent, prions, damages brain cells, leading to a loss of emotional and physical control.
This neurodegenerative reaction is not a subjective response to joy, but a neurological consequence of the collapse of physical and emotional restraints caused by the disease. The name laughing sickness” comes from these compulsive laughing fits, which are one of the symptoms of this fatal prion disease.
Cannibalism causes KURU. It causes involuntary outbursts of laughter, along with other neurological symptoms like tremors and loss of coordination, because its causative agent, prions, damages brain cells #Epstein #EpsteinFiles #EpsteinExposed #hilaryclinton #cannibalism #MAGA pic.twitter.com/bRuE2Otydx
— The Savoisien (@TheSavoisien) February 8, 2026
Celtainian Chronicles - Nigeria’s perfectly moral child-killing system
Ruined by evil british missionaries ?
Was the killing of newborn children a moral system ?
Was the destruction of twins a cultural necessity ?
And if a society believes something is sacred, does anyone else have the right to interfere ? When outsiders disrupt a society’s inner logic, are they saving lives… or destroying a world that "worked" ?
In the nineteenth century, in a trading town along the Cross River in what is now Nigeria, something deeply unsettling was treated as normal. Order was maintained. Authority was respected. Traditions were enforced by chiefs, rituals, and fear. Outsiders were not welcome to ask questions - especially the wrong ones.
Then British Christian missionaries arrived and began doing exactly that.
What they encountered wasn’t chaos, but a system. Not random cruelty, but something organised, defended, and justified. Local rulers, secret authorities, and foreign missionaries all collided in a place where belief, power, and morality were tightly bound together.
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