Man 'waged urine-spray campaign'.

[Beorn]

A man sprayed a mixture of urine and faeces in two supermarkets, a pub and a bookshop in Gloucestershire, a jury at Bristol Crown Court has heard.

Sahnoun Daifallah, 42, of Bibury Road, Gloucester, is alleged to have caused damage estimated at £700,000 last May.
Mr Daifallah pleaded not guilty to four charges of contaminating goods and two of damaging property.
He also denied possession of material to contaminate goods and possession of an offensive weapon.
The court heard he visited the Air Balloon pub near the village of Birdlip on 14 May 2008 where police were called after he asked a barmaid how much it would cost to rape her.

When officers arrived Mr Daifallah was no longer there but he had left a "trail of stench" behind him, the court was told.
Stephen Dent, prosecuting, told the jury: "This was his little calling card because he did not like the way he had been treated."
He then moved on to Waterstones bookstore in Cirencester where it is alleged he sprayed the substance from a spray container all over a toilet in the coffee shop. In total 706 books were contaminated.

Frozen chips

On 16 May 2008 Mr Daifallah is said to have visited Tesco in Quedgeley where a shopper noticed him acting suspiciously with a laptop bag in the frozen food aisle.
The prosecution told the court a customer saw Mr Daifallah reach into his bag and produce a jet of fluid which smelt like urine over the frozen chips.
He then moved on to the wine section where a member of staff saw a fine vapour come out of his bag and on to the wine, leaving brown fluid over the shelves, the court heard.
The store was closed for two days for cleaning.
He is then alleged to have driven to Morrisons in Abbeydale.
An employee saw Mr Daifallah acting strangely in the wine section.
He said Mr Daifallah "absolutely stunk" and that he had to stop himself from gagging because of the strong smell of ammonia and urine.
The trial continues.

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[Creeping Death]

Oh thanks for that, I read this first thing after dinner, excuse the gagging...........

[The Lawspeaker]

Sahnoun Daifallah - sounds very British to me.
A lot of those colonists have mental problems and behave somewhat "extraordinary"...
I am quite sure that some Labour people would be more then willing to pay the £700,000 damage- after all they "invited" "Mr." Daifallah and his fellow idiots into Britain.

[Treffie]

Stephen Dent, prosecuting, told the jury: "This was his little calling card because he did not like the way he had been treated."

WTF? Why? Was he employed by them?

[Loki]

Spraying urine is one of the most primal of instincts, designed to mark your territory. Most animals seem to do that.

[Beorn]

Sahnoun Daifallah - sounds very British to me.
A lot of those colonists have mental problems and behave somewhat "extraordinary"...
I am quite sure that some Labour people would be more then willing to pay the £700,000 damage- after all they "invited" "Mr." Daifallah and his fellow idiots into Britain.

The process by which the immigrants are allowed into Europe, our countries, would certainly undergo dramatic and stringent reforms if the MPs and others who advocate such multicultural schemes were levied with the bills.

[Beorn]

Urine spray man gets nine years

A chemist who contaminated food and wine in Gloucestershire supermarkets with his own urine and faeces has been sent to prison for nine years.

Sahnoun Daifallah, 42, of Bibury Road, Gloucester, was found guilty of four counts of contaminating goods at four businesses in May 2008.
Judge Carol Hagen said at the hearing in March that she found him to be "a potentially very dangerous man".
Daifallah, who defended himself, had pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Bristol Crown Court had heard the Algerian-born chemist sprayed the mixture in the Air Balloon Pub, in Birdlip, near Cheltenham on 14 and 16 May.

Deportation proceedings

He then moved on to the Waterstones bookstore in Cirencester, Tesco in Quedgley and Morrisons in Abbeydale.

The court heard shoppers and staff in both stores saw Daifallah with a black laptop computer with a vapour coming from the bag being sprayed on the shelves.
The cost of damaged products and lost business due to resulting store closures was estimated at £700,000.
When police searched his house they found stockpiles of the mixture and plans to spread it in other cities including Bristol and Birmingham.

Daifallah, who had fantasies about biological weapons to cause public alarm, was also found guilty of having an offensive weapon, namely a catapult with marbles.

Judge Carol Hagen sentenced him to concurrent sentences of three years, five years and two of nine years for the contamination offences and 12 months for possession of a weapon.
She added she had wanted to jail him indefinitely but the law would not allow her to.
"Your actions showed a callous disregard for public safety and you caused considerable alarm and anxiety," she said.

Proceedings to deport him are underway. ( up)

[Birka]

Spraying urine is one of the most primal of instincts, designed to mark your territory. Most animals seem to do that.

BINGO


You just correctly classified this POS.

[Lyfing]

...

A third system of imprints that can be assumed to be universal
in the development of the mentality of the infant is that deriving
from its fascination with its own excrement, which becomes
emphatic at the age of about two and a half. In many societies the
infant experiences the first impact of severe discipline in the matter
of when, where, and how it may permit itself to respond to nature;
the worst of it being that for the child, at this period of its life,
defecation is experienced as a creative act and its own excrement
as a thing of value, suitable for presentation as a gift. In societies
in which this pattern of interest and action is regarded as unattrac-
tive, a socially determined reorganization of response is imposed
sharply and absolutely, the spontaneous interest and evaluations of
the earlier period of the child's thought being then strictly re-
pressed. But they cannot be erased. They remain as subordinated,
written-over imprints: forbidden images, apt on occasion, or under
one disguise or another, to reassert their force.

Throughout the higher mythologies there is abundant evidence
of dualistic systems of imagery deriving from this circumstance.
They are to be recognized in the prevalence of an association of
filth with sin and cleanliness with virtue. Hell is a foul pit and
heaven a place of absolute purity, whether in the Buddhist,
Zoroastrian, Hindu, Moslem, or Christian organization of the
afterworld. Furthermore, there has been a suggestion from Dr.
Freud to the effect that the infantile urge to manipulate filth and
assign it value survives in our adult interest in the arts painting,
smearing of all kinds, sculpture, and architecture as well as in the
urge to collect precious stones, gold, or money, and in the
pleasures derived from the giving and receiving of gifts. The aim
of the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century alchemists to sublimate
"base matter" (filth and corruption) into gold (which is pure and
therefore incorruptible) would represent perfectly, according to this
view, an urge to carry the energies locked in the first system of
interests into the sphere of the superimposed second, so that,
instead of suppression and therewith division, there should be
effected a sublimation, or vital fusion, of the two socially opposed
systems of the psyche, or, to use the phrase of the poet Blake, a
Marriage of Heaven and Hell. And the fact that it was precisely at
the time of the collapse (for many) of the authority of the
medieval dualism of God and devil that the greatest flowering not
only of alchemy but also of the Occidental arts took place may
tend to confirm this psychoanalytical reading of the urge that
brought them forth. The value of gold, of the marble and clay of the
sculptor, and of the materials of the painter may be supposed,
furthermore, to have been the greater inasmuch as all were derived
from the bowels of the earth which, according to the system of
the saints, had long.received an emphatically negative interpretation
as the seat of hell.

And it may be noted further, in this connection, that in
practically every primitive society ever studied the smearing of
paint and clay on the body is thought to give magical protection
as well as beauty; that in India, where cowdung is revered as
sacred and the ritual distinction between the left hand (used at
the toilet) and the right (putting food into the mouth) is an issue
of capital moment, a ritual smearing of the forehead and body
with colored clays and ash is a prominently developed religious
exercise; and, finally, that among many advanced as well as primi-
tive peoples the sacred clowns who in religious ceremonies are
permitted to break taboos and always enact obscene pantomimes
are initiated into their orders by way of a ritual eating of filth.

Among the Jicarilla Apache of New Mexico the members of the
clown society are actually called "Striped Excrement." 24 They are
smeared with a white clay and have four black horizontal stripes
crossing their legs, body, and face. 25 In our own circuses the
clown is garishly painted, breaks whatever taboos the police permit,
and is a great favorite of the youngsters, who perhaps see reflected
in his peculiar charm the paradise of innocence that was theirs
before they were taught the knowledge of good and evil, purity
and filth.

Primitive Mythology by Joseph Campbell, pages 71-73

Later,
-Lyfing