Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
Monday, December 08, 2008
Sunday, December 07, 2008
Emily, I just saw Pauline, she says hi. Do you mind doing me a favor? I'd like you to call Rick now in Chicago as I'd like his opinion on Taiwan Central Bank rate cut, and I must admit I would ove to listen to what he's gonna say when you tell him I'm responsible for that phone call when he's having dinner!
Saturday, December 06, 2008
Well, you can use internaxx, just keep in mind that you must close that account as soon as you have your green card or citizenship.
Friday, December 05, 2008
Thursday, December 04, 2008
Well, didn't enter that d..... museum because on top of what I told you about Small Nations denial of any rights (even the language) I didn't feel alright visiting that place, to me I felt I was about to enter a serial killer secret room, you know what I mean, a trophy for each crime... thought it was somehow obscene, you know...
Specially at a time they could act to protect, encourage and revive Small Nation's culture and they don't... So I didn't visit the place, can't tell you more.
Told you that because of the Dalaï Lama... wish he didn't meet with the paris regime but well you know... he's got his own people so may be he thinks that he can't show any solidarity with other distressed Small Nations but you never know he might also say things to the paris regime such as they shouldn't behave the way they do and show more respect for disempowered Small Nations...
I have been there once but didn't enter the museum, would translate it like that "First Arts Museum".... but felt really strange and decided not to go. At a time they still refuse any rights for the Corsicans, the Basque, the Breizh and some other Small Nations, such hypocrisy is questionable to me....
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
I didn't really got a chance to know Kauschel that she 's already gone.... Change is permanent on CNN today, it's very difficult to keep track of everybody in a story... We know Andrew is in Mumbai, Kristie's home, Mark in London, Anjali interviewing some rich men...if not President, Guillermo seems to be in Atlanta but what about Hugh, Shakun, Mari, Martin, Patrick?
Anjali in Hong Kong!
Military body charged with police duties among civilians, that says it all. The thing is qualified to be "napoleonic"....with the prefet.....these stuff are stoneage methods...
You cannot really compare it with National Guards as the french stuff is deployed on a permanent basis and against the People not to serve it....
What I was about to tell you is that for more than 20 years or so now, in many parts of the world where some wrong had been done in the past to small groups of people victims of modernisation, sometimes cultural war or land fights, gov have tried first to recognise some wrong was done and have tried to find ways to heal the consequences, not just because it's justice but also because it is proven that depriving the people of their language and culture has consequences for generations. It's of course about justice but it is also about the tremendous social and economic costs. Social networks that can't work anymore have to be compensated, these groups in most cases loose their creativity, their ability to adapt and ceased to be supportive for society.
That said, you know, I mean it's kind of difficult to understand why the paris regime has such a dark vision....
Today, it would be whatever happens very difficult for the Breizh to go independant, so you expect any gov you know to say alright, let's celebrate the culture, do everything possible so the people can speak again their language, create the conditions to allow the community to rebuild itself and be active and productive as a contribution for everyone to see.
Well no...! Nothing!
Most EU countries have signed the Small Nations act because it's justice. The only reason the Paris regime keeps refusing is because they haven't finished with the land spoliation process... very shameful!
I guess not. The target is to outnumber the Corsicans on the island. To them the success they won over the Breizh, how they managed by outnumbered them in some areas, how they used the "gendarmerie"(the regime's army) which is some kind of National Guards but used to harass local population, always aliens to the area they're sent to, to insure some kind of a terror climate, how they ask the administration they send to implement policies of land spoliation, how the local judiciary system is also sent from elsewhere to secure that the state terror is permanent forcing out the language, is the kee that allowed an end to the Breizh community unable then to protect its people or organise any social network...With more problems, they're just trying to repeat what is aimed at destroying the ties between the People and the Land.
I have to go for an hour or so but I'll be right back, it's an interesting one, so we'll go on...!
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Sunday, November 30, 2008
You surely have in mind Andrew, once engaged to Shakun, abandoned when she met Patrick, was on a trip to India when he got caught up in the Mumbaï attacks as a guest of the Taj Mahal. Andrew is with the same shirt for days as all his belongings are trapped in the attacked hotel. Jonathan didn't mention Andrew's sizes but I wonder if it was a call to viewers to send some ties as Andrew didn't look as academic as he used to.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
I know I could be busy from sunset to sunrise too...!!! with all the junk I get in mail box, from flomax, viagra, cialis to enlarments of all kinds, I mean it's just uncredible sometimes I even get mixed up don't know if they talking about me ot if tehyadreeesing the bulls I got.
Are you getting these too?
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Saturday, November 22, 2008
It's a battle that can be won because it is a legitimate one. All over now, it is understood that Corsicans (and others) have every right to protect their Land from the Paris regime greed. Of course you can find a few jealous ones who never had any courage to defend their land and have been abused by the regime's promises of all kind and now want everybody to be in their situation but most understand that the regime has done enough wrong and if they can be stopped, it will be a great. Most think that Corsicans are fortunate to have a beautiful land and fortunate to have a community that so far has been strong enough to protect one another common interests. There are people to sometimes disagree with the methods used when they are violent but there are also people to understand that the regime has done everything to drive these groups towards violence as it is much easier to crack on these militants with some "noble" motives, "end violence".....
More fortunate too,(always create some jealousy) to have some brave members of the community ready to sacrifice their freedom and, their family's interest sometimes, to fight, they are now in jail and will be away from their homes for christmas. I know that many hope to see every street of Corsican villages and towns lighten with candles one night during the holidays making sure that from the ISS, Corsica will show that not one member of the community has forgotten the sacrifice they have made. For one night, even if some disagree over some actions, militants away from their families wont be judged and will be just celebrated by every Corsican as a member of a nation at war for the survival of its dearest wealth, Freedom and Land.
Alright, the leasehold is the "bail emphytéotique", apply to land easily and ensure its return with whatever was built on, that way no alien to the island can buy any land and can later enforce a ban on any new freehold sale that way those that have bought can end with the obligation when they want to sell to their property lto do so leasehold knowing that the new state or Land council under a very large autonomy will automatically recover the land's right. Land recover that way could be used to fund the program to build free homes for the native population.
Friday, November 21, 2008
No, leasehold is pretty common in various parts of the world, will get you contracts commonly encountered... starting with London and other cities in the UK, Thailand and very often where ever you have a land problem or a problem to access it because of regulation. In many parts of the world you cannot access land as an alien which is fair because otherwise when land avalaibility is difficult, first victims are always locals and most gov don't let it happen, sparkles trouble, best way to regulate is lease.
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