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Charles Manson , né le 12 novembre 1934 à Cincinnati dans l'Ohio aux États-Unis et mort le 19 novembre 2017 à Bakersfield en Californie, est un criminel américain.

Dirigeant d'une communauté appelée « Manson Family » ou « Famille Manson » en pleine période hippie à la fin des années 1960, il se rend célèbre par une série d'assassinats dans la région de Los Angeles en 1969. Il est reconnu coupable, en 1971, du meurtre, très médiatisé, de l'actrice Sharon Tate, épouse du réalisateur Roman Polanski, alors enceinte de huit mois, et de quatre de ses amis. Il n'a pas commis lui-même les crimes, mais en est reconnu comme le commanditaire. Il est condamné à la peine de mort, commuée ensuite en une peine de prison à vie. Wikipedia  

✵ 12. novembre 1934 – 19. novembre 2017   •   Autres noms 查理斯文遜, சார்லஸ் மேன்சன், Чарлс Менсон
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Charles Manson: Citations en anglais

“Will of God.. whatever you wanna call it.. you call it Jesus, call it Mohammed, call it goobybob, call it nuclear mind, call it blow the world up, call it your heart. Whatever you wanna call it, it's still music to me. It's there. It's the will of life.”

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Interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4Xw5Dc_vWs by Geraldo Rivera (1981)

“As long as there's hate in your heart, there'll be hate in the world. You can't fight for peace and you cannot capture freedom.”

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Interview track from Charles Manson Sings (2006)

“I've been 15 years in the nut ward, for trying to stop the trees from being cut down, from trying to rearrange the lifestyle of a bunch of people who don't want to change. But they're gonna change because a cold wind is blowing. You're gonna change or else there's going to be no life left on the planet Earth.”

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Interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJHq2aN9tYE by Penny Daniels (1989)

“There's nothing wrong with being incompetent.… It just means you don't have to do as much.”

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NBC interview (1987)

“Have you ever seen the coyote in the desert? Watching, tuned in, completely aware. Christ on the cross, the coyote in the desert — it’s the same thing, man. The coyote is beautiful. He moves through the desert delicately, aware of everything, looking around. He hears every sound, smells every smell, sees everything that moves. He’s in a state of total paranoia, and total paranoia is total awareness.”

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Rolling Stone interview (June 1970)

“Pain's not bad. It's good. It teaches you things. Like when you put your hand in fire: Ow! You know not to do that again.”

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Charles Manson's first prison interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbW0agGFv88 by 60 Minutes Australia (1981)

“We as human beings can invoke the ground here called the United States of America. And the reason our system has perpetuated in such a way is because all the powers of Europe and England and monarchies and all those big people; we have come over here and started another world where each man in the United States has that power because he has that courtroom.”

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Interview with KALX radio at Vacaville http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G179-qOvCE8
Contexte: A lot of you young people, even though you go through college, you still don’t understand that courtroom. That courtroom is the court of the kings and lords of the world. We as human beings can invoke the ground here called the United States of America. And the reason our system has perpetuated in such a way is because all the powers of Europe and England and monarchies and all those big people; we have come over here and started another world where each man in the United States has that power because he has that courtroom. That courtroom belongs to every human being in the United States. And if you take that courtroom away from one human being, you’re taking that courtroom away from all human beings. Then what follows is you got kings and queens of yesterday – they’re gonna come and play croquet with your heads. They’re gonna take your courtrooms. They’re gonna take your money and they’re gonna take your country. They’re gonna take your resources. They’re gonna rip you off in every way you can think of because you didn’t give your own children the benefit of the courtroom that your fathers fought in battles and died for.

“If you are going to do something, do it well. And leave something witchy.”

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Interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6C6K0umwZwo by Diane Sawyer (1994)

“I know and understand you are much more than what I think you are but first I must deal with you the way I think you even if that's only my own thinking and not you.”

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“Who do you think I am, girl? If you could pick all the words of the vocabulary that your mother taught you, who do you think I am? And this is only a couple hours, can you imagine what it would be like a couple days with me? I live a hundred years a day.”

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Source: Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IHIw9S4Vdw by Penny Daniels (1989)

“I'm probably one of the most dangerous men in the world if I want to be. But I never wanted to be anything but me.”

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Rolling Stone interview (June 1970)

“I wanna say this to every man that has a mind, to all the intelligent life forms that exist on this planet Earth. I wish the British would say this to the Scottish Rites and the Masons and all the people with minds who have degrees of knowledge, and who are aware of courts, laws, United Nations, governments.
In the 40s, we had a war, and all of our economies went towards this war effort. The war ended on one level, but we wouldn't let it end on the other levels. We kept buying and selling this war. I'm not locked in the penitentiary for crimes, I'm locked in the Second World War. I'm locked in the Second World War with this decision to bring to the World Court - there must be a One World Court, or we're all gonna be devoured by crime.
Crime, and the definition of crime comes from Nuremberg, when the judges decided that they wanted to call Second World War a crime. Honor and war is not a crime. Crime is bad. When you go to war and you're a soldier, and you fight for your God and your country, that's not criminal. That's honorable. That's what you must do to be a man. If you don't fight for your God and your country, you're not worth anything. If you have no honor, then you're not worth petty's pigs.
Truth is, we've got to overturn this decision that you made in the Second World War, or the Second World War will never end. Degrees of the war was written in Switzerland, in Geneva, at conferences that were made by the men at the tables, clearly stated that anyone in uniform would be given the respect of their rank and their uniforms. Then when the United States and got all the Germans in handcuffs, they started breaking their own rules. And they've been breaking their own rules ever since. War is not a crime, but if you judge war as a crime in a court room, then turn around: If 2 + 3 = 5, and 3 + 2 = 5; if you say war is a crime, then crime becomes your war. I am, by all standards, a prisoner of war.
I've been a prisoner of war since 1944 in Juvenile Hall, for setting a school building on fire in Indianapolis, Indiana. I've been locked up 45 years trying to figure out why I got to be a criminal. It matters not whether I want to be; you've got to keep criminals going to keep the war going because that's your economy, your whole economy is based on the war. You've got to get your dollar bills off the war, you've got your silver market sterling off of the war, you've got to take your gold and your diamonds off of the war - You've got to overturn that decision, that hung 6000 men by the neck.
You killed 6000 soldiers for obeying orders. It's wrong. And the world has got to accept that's wrong. When you accept you're wrong, and you say you're sorry for all the things you've done, then that will be a note on that court, and we'll have some harmony going on this planet Earth, now.”

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Interview with Bill Murphy (1994) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAjh_wOByoY

“Anything you see in me is in you. If you want to see a vicious killer, that's who you'll see, do you understand that? If you see me as your brother, that's what I'll be. It all depends on how much love you have. I am you, and when you can admit that, you will be free. I am just a mirror.”

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Rolling Stone interview (June 1970)

“Maybe I should have killed four, five hundred people. Then I would have felt better. Then I would have felt like I really offered society something.”

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NBC interview (1987)

“I've never killed anyone. I don't need to kill anyone. I think it. I have it here.”

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NBC interview (1987)

“We use the word God. God hooks all the other words up. I'm the pope. I'm ten times the pope. I'm fifty times the pope. But I'm the pope in the hills and in the mountains.”

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Interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJHq2aN9tYE by Penny Daniels (1989)

“Death is psychosomatic.”

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Rolling Stone interview (June 1970)

“Money is a game. It's only real to the people who work for it. It's a monopoly game. It's a game of paper. It's all on paper.”

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Interview https://youtube.com/watch?v=CNPW0WHIAvo?t=872 by Penny Daniels (1989)

“I was a changed man when i got out last time, I learned ... I learned ... I learned my lesson well ...”

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Source: Diane Sawyer interview (ABC, 1993)

“... you know, it's like you think the second world war is over ... [the] second world war is not over ... d'you understand what i'm telling you ... th'second world war is not over.”

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Source: Diane Sawyer interview (ABC, 1993)

“I see blood in here every day, every day someone's getting shot, someone's getting cut, someone's getting beat ... i've lived in that all my life woman, that don't wrinkle up my forehead ... you can pile 100 dead bodies up in front of my cell and it don't set me to do nothing ...”

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Source: Diane Sawyer interview (ABC, 1993)

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