Monday, October 05, 2009

David,!

How did you dare?

I now have to hope you won't influence anyone at CNN as it would be an unfair to me.

Jessica is always great, isn't she?

Sunday, October 04, 2009

I promised myself to be abstinent and guess what CNN I think has asked Jenny to challenge my will, totally unfair... the worse I failed!
Jenny...!!!
The regime deliberately barred her from getting one while exposing her to some freed dangerous psychopaths and to me this is a crime! I guess it's part of the treatment imposed to the population to reeducate them, some kind of cultural revolution, expose people to criminals... without the tools and the laws allowing them to protect themselves and their belongings...?
She was a courageous lady, she used her cell phone and warned the police if instead she had had a gun, she would be alive and the basBIPbip dead.... that's all I meant. Beside that's the daBIP bip truth!
She didn't have to die. She could be alive today. The regime should be condemned because it denies the right for the people to access the appropriate level of self preservation, not because someone take the wrong decision to release a dangerous convict.... Should a mistake made by some on the state payroll expose innocent lives otherwise forbidden to make the necessary steps to insure their own security ?
Can a state deliberately expose innocent lives of some of their citizens to satisfy at its ideological experiences?
And the debate doesn't target that, it targets the release which may be questionable and the kind of treatment the murderer should have undergone but not the fact the lady was denied the right to protect herself... which is the bottom line here... even the medias do not "allow" the debate to head that way.....
But no, they jump into the wagon blaming the decision exposing the lady to the the twice murderer.... and not the fact that the regime should be judged not because it took the decision to release someone already a murderer but for the fact id did expose the people to some dangerous people forbidding the means for the people to protect itself which is a basic human right. The regime should be judged for banning the access to the tools and the laws able to save this lady's life, she was deliberately exposed to a murderer without the right to access any form of security....
Looking at it, you think, well, the paris regime should be judged for the active part it took into the murder of a lady killed by an ex convict already a murderer.... the regime has released...?
That is a difference...

Saturday, October 03, 2009

I think it's embedded in the language, they 're so used to abuse the small nations rights using some dialectic artifacts such as the dna argument that I think for most of them it is a natural thing to do. On top of what come of course some interests which are never completely admitted, the damages done to the Corsicans, Euskal Herrians and Breizhians interests are the most obvious but the regime has ruined so many futures that you can easily forecast a significant increase of the violence, the state and its infrastrucures being increasingly targeted as these groups and their young generations find out how much they have been cheated and how much they have lost. For some to find out they won't even be able to build a safe heaven for their language, culture and interests may trigger some very violent reaction up to cause some major disruptions throughout the country, the regime being unable to face it.
It's like they can't accept the idea.
Well, to begin with I didn't know what to think of it but I have come to the conclusion that's their way of looking at the world, when you think of a people, you think language, music, arts, history, you don't think of dna....do you? I guess that for so long they did pretend that the Small Nations members were french even those who didn't want to, that they have forgotten up to what caracterise a people specially small nations that has been for decades if not centuries forced into a language and a culture denying them any form of rights and representation, sometimes denying them up to their existence.
Anytime you ask them about the Small Nations today under the paris administration, the conversation can go two ways, wether they're french....!! wether often the case, it slips right away to some dna phony opinions....
I mean that's their vision... that's how they look at the world.
yeah, it did surprise me even more than you think cause I never expected it to be that much committed to a form of totalitarism so global...
Thought you may read it later, didn't know you're already back on the job...!
Hum, you're there?
And soon french style taxes!
The world record!
Poor Eire.