Is this philosophy?

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I came across the writings of an Italian philosopher, Fredrico Buono- and can’t decide if he is actually writing philosophy- or just playing with the sonorities of words. Can anyone decipher this?

INVOCATIVE
To invoke a principle and its essence in a fatal ceremony is to express oneself
through an emphatic dogma in a structural form between limbo and the decomposition
going through the compression of the devotion deduced by the course
of the invocation.
The ramification is a balanced imprinting of the formal structure in a synthesis
during the course that widens the terms of behaviour with clear signs of a fatal
ceremony, which collocate the word ‘defendant’ at the centre of a representation
of a symbolic representation.
The expression of the clarifying signs brings an amorphous form of the stand-up
out of the word ‘defendant’. This is a temporal limbo composed by a form decomposed
between ‘composing’ and ‘decomposition’.
The essence of the nucleus of the form imprints a sign that progresses and
intensifies at the approaching of the beginning of the fatal ceremony in the Temple
of prophecy.
The completion of the ceremony is a shapeless and amorphous beginning of the
clarifying sign, which is the focus essence of the nucleus of the form structured
in the stand-up, composed, decomposed and formed in a prophesised temporal
limbo.
The nucleus grows and ends up in glimmers of resolution of formative contact
and in occlusions of undefined and not viable ravines.
Inserted in a prelude at the principle of individuation.
Composed in the course of a temporal ceremony proffered in a profanation.


I’d be interested to hear if you know of any more extreme examples.
 
Huh?

This reminds me of a story told by Bishop Fulton Sheen, where he said some British pastors when to hear some famed theologian speak about something.

Afterwards one of them asked another “What did you think about the talk?”

The other bloke replied in a polite British understatement, "Oh, most illuminating! Most illuminating!’

"So what did he say?

“I have no idea.”
 
*"I move in the shadow. I feel the perception of something that may happen as a non-trajectory. Vague memories. The insecure gait grazes the upright road in front of me.

I hear my step in a frenzied convulsion of not knowing.

I trace my essential space and put a concentric circle between me and the temporal permanence.

I become the unique and the ego in solitude.

Inseparable in a continuous assumption in the becoming, which annihilates the submissiveness of the sedentary redemption of the event." - theanarchistlibrary.org/library/maurizio-de-mone-and-federico-buono-the-triumph-of-the-destroying-genius-the-nihilist-attack?print*

We can all relate to that ;).

He sounds like a machine translation from his Italian to Icelandic, then Icelandic to Chinese, then Chinese to English.
 
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