Doing. By Uncle Monty.

Doing Dvořák.

By Uncle Monty.

Prague Photos By Alex Albion.
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Of the 12 cities or so that I visited at Eastern Europe
and the Middle East during the Summer of 2010,
Prague was without a doubt my favourite rendezvous
with or without attending, like I did, The Antonín

Dvořák International Festival held at the old Czech

city. Listening to Dvořák in his native Dvořák

country was simply bliss upon bliss for me

being of such a classical music affectionatus.
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Then The Balloonists Suddenly Appeared!

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I also attend St. Jilji’s and The Spanish Synagogue

that was built in 1868 on the site of the oldest Prague

Jewish house of prayer ("the Old Shul"). It was designed

in a Moorish style by Vojtěch Ignátz Ullmann. Yiddish

songs and Classic Gershwin I also heard at The

Czech Collegium with artistic director Vladimír

Bažant and soloist Vladislav Kozderka. Then onto

"Wonderful Dvořák” at Prague’s Villa Amerika.
The marvellous program there included: The

Moravian Duets, Op.32. "The Modest Girl" &

"The Ring"From The Love Songs, Op.83.
"Death reigns in many a human breast" &
"When thy Sweet Glances on me fall" from

the Sonatina in G major, Op.100. Scherzo

Selections From the Biblical Songs, Op.99

O'Sanctissima, Op.19 - Romance in F Minor,

Op.11 - From the Cunning Peasant, Op.37.
The Prince's Aria - From Rusalka, Op.114: "Oh,

Dear Moon in the Deep Sky"- From The Stabat

Mater, Op.58:" Inflamatus"- From the Gipsy

Melodies, Op.55: "Songs my mother taught me."

- From The Jacobin, Op.84. The Steward's

Aria - Selections From The Gipsy Melodies,

Op.55 - Mazurek, Op. 49. You'd have to be

a sheer ignoramus and philistine not to app-

reciate such a magnificant selection, I'd say!
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Prague's Charles Bridge Is

Strangely A Religious Experience.

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I just loved going to St Clement’s Anglican-Episcopal

Church on Klimentská in Praha that is just off Dlouhá

Třída on Revoluční and Náměstí Republiky at the

River Vltava. Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess

of Cornwall, worshiped at St. Clement’s earlier this

year during their royal visit to Mediaeval Prague.
The Prague Chaplaincy is also an intergal part of the

Old Catholic Church or Starokatolická církev v České

republice. Visit them at http://www.starokatolici.cz/

to learn more and also about the Intercontinental

Church Society (ICS) , that is presided over by the

Old Catholic Monsignor Dušan Hejbal, the biskup

Starokatolické církve v ČR.
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Know He's What I Call A "Street Photographer."

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Aside from the religious and solemn I encountered

at Prague or Praha, there has emerged quietly and

unbeknown to many a growing commercial and

profitable centre of the European adult sex in-

dustry at the city in the past decade or so. It is

thriving with at least 12 or 15 hetro and homo
studios catering specifically to the internet

porno market. I was surprised to find out such

by pure accident when I bumped into a young

American porn star who has made Prague his

very profitable home. His dad, he told me, is an

American airman based at nearby Germany.
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Protesting Prague Landlord Abuse

& Lack of Housing For The Homeless.

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He, the young Yankee porn star, took me

to the studio at where he worked just off Old

Town Square. I then saw alittle bit of the life

of a modern day porn star for the first time

in my own life.

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Up three or four flights of old stone steps I went

to the private film studio crammed with recording

and editing equipment, laptops galore, ‘puter gizmos,

studio props, wardrodes full of sexy clothes, and meet-

ing other young porno stars there as they surfed the

net or doing chatrooms or checking their e-mail. Polite

and well-mannered they appeared to be and most spoke

basic English for the five or six young Eastern European

porn models that I found them also to be. One told
me he earned $800.00 per week by performing in

front of the studio cameras and he was only perhaps

20 years old at the most. Like football players, the

earning power of the porno star is limited to perhaps

10 years or so before being discarded for new

and younger talent.
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Prague Street Drunkard ...

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About 15 or 20 minutes I had been inside the hidden

studio when the owner suddenly appeared and kicked

up one hell of a fuss about me being there. He was

worried that I’d taken some unauthorized photos of

his over18 year-old photogenic studio models and of

the studio interior itself where upon he swiftly escorted

me to the back door and then slammed it shut behind me.

I could still hear him screaming about the lapse of security

for letting me in. He also feared I was a “paid spy” from

some rival porn studio which, of course, I was not. In

the meantime, I had taken perhaps 10 or 12 “un-

authorised” photos of his dear models and crude studio

scenes before his arrival. In his almost violent outburst

he had forgotten about my cameras in his rush to get me

out of there. Such was for me a rare glimpse inside a

hardcore porn sex industry for the first time in my

curious life. Life is to live to its fullest, so never turn

down a chance to experience something entirely
new or different in one’s life like visiting Prague’s
unadvertised underbelly. Chance encounters always
bring surprises, too, both of good and of bad and of

the in between. And, don’t worry what others may

think or say – “Just Do It.” Much like I always do ...
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What I also liked so much about Prague was its

refreshing absence of hideous mass immigration

and invasion of unwanted Africans, sick Gypies,

menacing Muslims, and fake asylum seekers, of

the like now found all over England and London
in these dark days all because of the vile socialist

policies of shyster and mass immigrationist Tony

Blair and his then New Labour leftist gangsters that

have now flooded the UK with millions upon millions

of such dark derelicks and low life as part of their

deliberate socialistic class warfare and attack against

White Britain. Now even with the New Coalition, the

torrent and onslaught of black immigrants to the UK

seems to be non-ending even with the collapse and

welcome ouster of the godless British Labour Party

at the May 6th General Election, 2010. Thus, the

continung negroization, ghettoization and foreign-

ization of England’s urban centres and its demogra-

phy goes on unceasingly to the point at where we

have become the "New Africa" in Europe. No won-

der 5.6 million native Brits have fled their homeland

to live anywhere else other than inside Blair's Bloody

Broken Britain of which I'll write specifically about in

some future article of mine. Thank God for Prague!

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The only pity with Prague is its short summers and

its long cold bitter Eastern European winters with

snow and ice covering the mediaeval city for months

at a time. It's also almost Olde Worlde civilised in its

character and atomsphere. It is not like rip-off Britain

in prices and services, either. Best of all, I didn't feel

like a foreigner at Praha of the 12 or so cities I visited

during the summer of 2010. It was at Iraq's grim and

bizarre Baghdad that I felt the most foreign, I did.

While at today's Londonistan, I feel more like a

foreigner in my own country by every passing day

as my once beloved England is trampled on every

day by more god damn immigrants and Muslims,

etc., ect. Give me proud Prague any day!! And,

"Doing Dvořák” once again is my aim at Praha

come perhaps next summer of 2011 or 2012.

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Truly, Uncle Monty.

+Reformation Martyrs, 2010.

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Downtown View of Old Prague.

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Very Nice To Meet You!!

Oh, What's Your Name?

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Glimpse Inside A Prague Porn Studio.

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By UM. A Little Postscript.

If I have time, I may also do a brief feature

on my stay at Baghdad or my visit to Vienna,

which I didn't like as much as Prague. Never-

theless, Vienna or Wien is certainly a city I

didn't want to miss being so close to Prague by

a 5 or 6 hour car drive. I drove for most of my

8-nation adventure by car hire. Only at Iraq's

Baghdad did I directly fly instead of car dri-

ving there. I never want to step foot inside

deadly Iraq ever again.

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