NAME
GENOCIDE - Prosecutor. Reconsider. OTP-CR-117/19.
SYNOPSIS
sudo genocidectl <cmd> [key=value] [key==value]
DESCRIPTION
GENOCIDE is a python3 program that holds evidence that the king of the netherlands is doing a genocide, a written response where the king of the netherlands confirmed taking note of “what i have written”, namely proof that medicine he uses in treatement laws like zyprexa, haldol, abilify and clozapine are poison that makes impotent, is both physical (contracted muscles) and mental (let people hallucinate) torture and kills members of the victim groups.
GENOCIDE contains correspondence with the International Criminal Court, asking for arrest of the king of the netherlands, for the genocide he is committing with his new treatement laws. Current status is an outside the jurisdiction judgement of the prosecutor which requires a reconsider to have the king actually arrested.
GENOCIDE is also a solid, non hackable bot, that runs under systemd as a 24/7 background service and starts after reboot, intended to be programmable in a static, only code, no popen, no imports and no reading modules from a directory. It can show genocide and suicide stats into the channel, display rss feeds and log simple text messages.
GENOCIDE installs 52 files containing photo’s and pdf’s of communications between me, the first chamber, king and prosecutor. If you do not wish to have them installed a simple pip3 uninstall genocide will remove them from the system.
INSTALL
$ sudo pip3 install genocide
CONFIGURATION
configuration is done by calling the cfg command of the genocidectl program.
irc
$ sudo genocidectl cfg server=<server> channel=<channel> nick=<nick> (*) default channel/server is #genocide on localhost
sasl
$ sudo genocidectl pwd <nickservnick> <nickservpass> $ sudo genocidectl cfg password=<outputfrompwd>
users
$ sudo genocidectl cfg users=True $ sudo genocidectl met <userhost>
24/7
to make genocide running under systemd, you need to copy it’s service file and enable the genocide service:
::
$ sudo cp /usr/local/share/genocide/genocide.service $ sudo systemctl enable genocide –now
COMMANDS
PROGRAMMING
$ joe genocide/hlo.py
from genocide.hdl import Commands
def hlo(event):
event.reply("hello!")
Commands.add(hlo)
SEE ALSO
COPYRIGHT
GENOCIDE is placed in the Public Domain. No Copyright, No License.
AUTHOR
Bart Thate - bthate67@gmail.com
1 maintainer
Metadata
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