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DAY 13(Thursday, 1 May 2014)UNTIL WE TRIUMPHIt is DAY 13 of my hunger strike at the Vatican and the scale shows my weight at 81.1 Kg,which means that I have lost 10.1 Kg so far. I continue to feel no hunger and no discomfortwhatsoever and to be in great physical shape and in even better spirits. In fact, I feel better thanwhen I first began the hunger strike; more energetic, lighter, and less prone to fatigue, which iswhy I am having no problems maintaining a murderous work schedule.Last night, I had to wake up at 2AM to give a radio interview for the American listeners of RadioRense. The interview was hosted by Mike Harris, a well informed and very professional hostwith an audience of 3 million listeners. It was by far the largest audience I, and anyone else forthat matter, has addressed on the issue of depopulation.The interview is available here: http://mediaarchives.gsradio.net/mike_harris/hr1043014.mp3Nick filmed the interview from our side and it is very interesting to see the panic he and I were indue to the fact that both of us overslept and nearly missed the interview and then, to makematters worse, our internet failed just 2 minutes before the interview was to commence. Luckilywe had set up everything (camera angles, lighting, audio) the previous evening. Somehow wegot it working again, but while I was talking to an audience of at least a million people, Nick,was running around the room in his underwear trying to get the three cameras and all the audioequipment working at the last second, just in time to go on air live.The interview lasted one hour and went very well indeed. Relieved to have met anothercommitment I went back to sleep at 4:15AM and slept soundly until 9AM. Nick however stayedup importing all the footage as well as separate audio files and uploaded everything untoDropBox to make it available to our editor in Sweden.Having gone through a couple of hundred Facebook, LinkedIn and Outlook emails and messagesthis morning, I am now crafting this update for all of you after which Nick and I will be headingto St. Peter’s square for my daily and public prayer in my Indian clothes.It is becoming easier and easier from day to day to walk into this enormous square that is alwaysfilled with people and to face the curious looks at my strange and conspicuous attire and my barefeet. But I go inward and enter a meditative state that dissolves all my personal inhibitions andlends me the peace to fade out the outside world and immerse myself in that other world. Thefirst day I did this, my heart was beating like a locomotive while yesterday it was as calm asBuddha’s.61