We've come to learn about more of these aweful individuals:
Abu Makaron : foreign fighter coming from Italian inland exactly as
Ali Sayef El Spaghetti (probably from same village)
Abu Allah Fayette: keen on high-range shopping
Abu Fluor: he seems to be posing as a dentist
Abu Yabess: said to live in Marseille
Further news later on.
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Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Saturday, July 23, 2016
A FRENCH FRIEND OF MINE TOLD ME THAT...
..he succeeded in infiltrating a muslim terrorist group.
He even named some of the components and told me he would give me more details in the future.
The components of such group (that is not really very effective as they realized they quite prefer to spend their afternoons in café terraces or body gyms rather than pursuing the virtual virgins in some kind of future paradise) have now a name.
Here they are:
Abu Sayef Al Moron (he's not really such a bright guy)
Ali Ridikul (spends most of his time in front of his mirror)
Ibn Submersif (tries to dive but can't swim..most unfortunate for him)
Ibn Al Pastis (loves the French Riviera cafés)
Hussein Bin Kretin (one of the less intelligent brothers in his family and - for this reason - ready to blow
himself up)
Abu Lik (not very sharp or active: the Brotherhood must work hard on him)
That's all for the moment but as soon as we'll have more information, we shall release it on this same channel.
He even named some of the components and told me he would give me more details in the future.
The components of such group (that is not really very effective as they realized they quite prefer to spend their afternoons in café terraces or body gyms rather than pursuing the virtual virgins in some kind of future paradise) have now a name.
Here they are:
Abu Sayef Al Moron (he's not really such a bright guy)
Ali Ridikul (spends most of his time in front of his mirror)
Ibn Submersif (tries to dive but can't swim..most unfortunate for him)
Ibn Al Pastis (loves the French Riviera cafés)
Hussein Bin Kretin (one of the less intelligent brothers in his family and - for this reason - ready to blow
himself up)
Abu Lik (not very sharp or active: the Brotherhood must work hard on him)
That's all for the moment but as soon as we'll have more information, we shall release it on this same channel.
Friday, May 20, 2016
WE THOUGHT THAT WOULD BE THE END?
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-36299692
That, seen in a millenium-long history of the human species, is just a a moment.
Evolution is a never-ending progress. What was right yesterday is becoming a mistake tomorrow.
Never forget that your present is also your past and your future
That, seen in a millenium-long history of the human species, is just a a moment.
Evolution is a never-ending progress. What was right yesterday is becoming a mistake tomorrow.
Never forget that your present is also your past and your future
Monday, May 9, 2016
SOME DAYS CAN BRING GOOD NEWS...
...for men and not only !
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36250416
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36250416
Wikileaks' Julian Assange gets kitten at Ecuador embassy
DESPITE CENTURIES AND CENTURIES...VATICAN STILL COMMANDS!
http://tribunatreviso.gelocal.it/treviso/cronaca/2016/05/09/news/interruzione-di-gravidanza-diritto-negato-1.13441624?ref=hftttrer-2
A fundamental right for women who want to terminate unwanted pregnancy (whatever the reason: rape, health, etc) is denied due to a so-called conscience-dictated decision.
Doctors, who should put their patient's well being before anything else, decide they can't perform abortion due to their religious beliefs.
On the other hand, there have been many cases of illegal abortions performed in some private clinics where those same physicians were doing - privately - what they denied publicly.
As always, Italy is still a country ruled by Church's powers.
Let's not forget that in this country, Church has acknowledged privileges:
- in terms of taxes, real estate, etc
- in terms of immunities
and other, less known and non-officiel privileges:
- a special 'ear' in justice by magistrates who built their careers thanks to the little 'word' to a special friend
connected to the Vatican
- a special way to careers - such as those so-called doctors who deny abortion and oblige women to abort
under less than safe conditions, doctors that are rewarded with advancements of career and money
earnings thanks to special recommendations, although they renege the basic Hippocratic Oath
My poor country. How true was the thought of my History Professor, Monsieur Cox, who said more than 50 years ago, that Italy would never be a modern country till it had inside itself that other State, the Vatican!
A fundamental right for women who want to terminate unwanted pregnancy (whatever the reason: rape, health, etc) is denied due to a so-called conscience-dictated decision.
Doctors, who should put their patient's well being before anything else, decide they can't perform abortion due to their religious beliefs.
On the other hand, there have been many cases of illegal abortions performed in some private clinics where those same physicians were doing - privately - what they denied publicly.
As always, Italy is still a country ruled by Church's powers.
Let's not forget that in this country, Church has acknowledged privileges:
- in terms of taxes, real estate, etc
- in terms of immunities
and other, less known and non-officiel privileges:
- a special 'ear' in justice by magistrates who built their careers thanks to the little 'word' to a special friend
connected to the Vatican
- a special way to careers - such as those so-called doctors who deny abortion and oblige women to abort
under less than safe conditions, doctors that are rewarded with advancements of career and money
earnings thanks to special recommendations, although they renege the basic Hippocratic Oath
My poor country. How true was the thought of my History Professor, Monsieur Cox, who said more than 50 years ago, that Italy would never be a modern country till it had inside itself that other State, the Vatican!
Saturday, April 30, 2016
WE, THE PEOPLE...
...understand the Reason of State.
However, when the Reason of State collides against the reason of few who are greedy for power and money
We, the People, object!
It is our right and we mean to stand by it.
However, when the Reason of State collides against the reason of few who are greedy for power and money
We, the People, object!
It is our right and we mean to stand by it.
Monday, April 25, 2016
LET'S NOT BE SURPRISED...
...if the People react against decisions made in high place that deny the People's Will .
http://www.lefigaro.fr/international/2016/04/24/01003-20160424ARTFIG00136-autriche-l-extreme-droite-en-tete-au-premier-tour-de-la-presidentielle.php
http://www.lefigaro.fr/international/2016/04/24/01003-20160424ARTFIG00136-autriche-l-extreme-droite-en-tete-au-premier-tour-de-la-presidentielle.php
Thursday, April 7, 2016
RICHES AND POVERTY
In case anyone still have some doubts
http://www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2016/04/07/panama-papers-comment-le-petrole-congolais-s-evapore-dans-les-paradis-fiscaux_4898082_3212.html
It all sums up with a memorable movie by Luchino Visconti
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Leopard_(1963_film)
"Everything must change so that nothing changes"
That's not only Mafia. That's the mantra for all of the financial, banking and business lobbies.
Today's international dealings are none other than business agreements between lobbies and conglomerates. Small people are not taken into account but as pawns.
http://www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2016/04/07/panama-papers-comment-le-petrole-congolais-s-evapore-dans-les-paradis-fiscaux_4898082_3212.html
It all sums up with a memorable movie by Luchino Visconti
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Leopard_(1963_film)
"Everything must change so that nothing changes"
That's not only Mafia. That's the mantra for all of the financial, banking and business lobbies.
Today's international dealings are none other than business agreements between lobbies and conglomerates. Small people are not taken into account but as pawns.
MARCOS, CEAUSESCU, ERDOGAN...
... men who could have been great but were just grabbers.
Nobodies who - through corruption and harsh domination - succeeded in reaching power and became a ridiculous image of it.
Huge buildings where the void is of essence are just the image of such men.
Some made use of army.
Some of ideology and brain-washing.
Some of religion...as is the case for Erdogan who keeps his power thanks to the illiterate masses of people in the poorest regions of Turkey.
Where women are just there to give birth to so many little muslims as they can.
Nobodies who - through corruption and harsh domination - succeeded in reaching power and became a ridiculous image of it.
Huge buildings where the void is of essence are just the image of such men.
Some made use of army.
Some of ideology and brain-washing.
Some of religion...as is the case for Erdogan who keeps his power thanks to the illiterate masses of people in the poorest regions of Turkey.
Where women are just there to give birth to so many little muslims as they can.
Friday, February 5, 2016
PROGRESSION BUT NOT PROGRESS
Europe refugee arrivals by sea
January 2015: 5,000
2016 to date: 67,000
Thursday, January 28, 2016
WHY THERE IS NO GOD, ALLAH, YAVEH, DIO, ETC
If truly God (any god, name it as you wish) were omnipotent, how can you conceive It made men (his children) to fight against each other ?
If God is truly an omnipotent being, how does it come that he has to send thousands of his own children to fight and blow themselves up in order to bring him power?
If God is so absolutely omnipotent, couldn't He (maybe She) just snap a finger and make all infidels disappear?
Why should He need thousands of deaths?
Why make it so difficult and painful when it could be so easy and painless?
The truth of it is that...there's no such God.
God was created by people who wanted to dominate other people.
God is nothing but the image of human domination: as is politics.
If God is truly an omnipotent being, how does it come that he has to send thousands of his own children to fight and blow themselves up in order to bring him power?
If God is so absolutely omnipotent, couldn't He (maybe She) just snap a finger and make all infidels disappear?
Why should He need thousands of deaths?
Why make it so difficult and painful when it could be so easy and painless?
The truth of it is that...there's no such God.
God was created by people who wanted to dominate other people.
God is nothing but the image of human domination: as is politics.
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
NEVER BEFORE WAS I ASHAMED TO BE ITALIAN
With Mr. Renzi, PM, saying that bombs do not solve problems. I can accept that, but I want him to tell us what will stop the cruelty, the massacres, not only of our prople but also of all those who are in IS area
Friday, January 23, 2015
IF YOU FEEL A LITTLE LOST...
...in regard of Middle East politics, this map will not help a lot but will maybe make you smile
Friday, January 9, 2015
LIBERTÉ
Liberté - Paul Eluard
Sur mes cahiers d’écolier
Sur mon pupitre et les arbres
Sur le sable sur la neige
J’écris ton nom
Sur mon pupitre et les arbres
Sur le sable sur la neige
J’écris ton nom
Sur toutes les pages lues
Sur toutes les pages blanches
Pierre sang papier ou cendre
J’écris ton nom
Sur toutes les pages blanches
Pierre sang papier ou cendre
J’écris ton nom
Sur les images dorées
Sur les armes des guerriers
Sur la couronne des rois
J’écris ton nom
Sur les armes des guerriers
Sur la couronne des rois
J’écris ton nom
Sur la jungle et le désert
Sur les nids sur les genêts
Sur l’écho de mon enfance
J’écris ton nom
Sur les merveilles des nuitsSur les nids sur les genêts
Sur l’écho de mon enfance
J’écris ton nom
Sur le pain blanc des journées
Sur les saisons fiancées
J’écris ton nom
Sur tous mes chiffons d’azur
Sur l’étang soleil moisi
Sur le lac lune vivante
J’écris ton nom
Sur l’étang soleil moisi
Sur le lac lune vivante
J’écris ton nom
Sur les champs sur l’horizon
Sur les ailes des oiseaux
Et sur le moulin des ombres
J’écris ton nom
Sur les ailes des oiseaux
Et sur le moulin des ombres
J’écris ton nom
Sur chaque bouffée d’aurore
Sur la mer sur les bateaux
Sur la montagne démente
J’écris ton nom
Sur la mer sur les bateaux
Sur la montagne démente
J’écris ton nom
Sur la mousse des nuages
Sur les sueurs de l’orage
Sur la pluie épaisse et fade
J’écris ton nom
Sur les sueurs de l’orage
Sur la pluie épaisse et fade
J’écris ton nom
Sur les formes scintillantes
Sur les cloches des couleurs
Sur la vérité physique
J’écris ton nom
Sur les cloches des couleurs
Sur la vérité physique
J’écris ton nom
Sur les sentiers éveillés
Sur les routes déployées
Sur les places qui débordent
J’écris ton nom
Sur les routes déployées
Sur les places qui débordent
J’écris ton nom
Sur la lampe qui s’allume
Sur la lampe qui s’éteint
Sur mes maisons réunies
J’écris ton nom
Sur la lampe qui s’éteint
Sur mes maisons réunies
J’écris ton nom
Sur le fruit coupé en deux
Du miroir et de ma chambre
Sur mon lit coquille vide
J’écris ton nom
Du miroir et de ma chambre
Sur mon lit coquille vide
J’écris ton nom
Sur mon chien gourmand et tendre
Sur ses oreilles dressées
Sur sa patte maladroite
J’écris ton nom
Sur ses oreilles dressées
Sur sa patte maladroite
J’écris ton nom
Sur le tremplin de ma porte
Sur les objets familiers
Sur le flot du feu béni
J’écris ton nom
Sur les objets familiers
Sur le flot du feu béni
J’écris ton nom
Sur toute chair accordée
Sur le front de mes amis
Sur chaque main qui se tend
J’écris ton nom
Sur le front de mes amis
Sur chaque main qui se tend
J’écris ton nom
Sur la vitre des surprises
Sur les lèvres attentives
Bien au-dessus du silence
J’écris ton nom
Sur les lèvres attentives
Bien au-dessus du silence
J’écris ton nom
Sur mes refuges détruits
Sur mes phares écroulés
Sur les murs de mon ennui
J’écris ton nom
Sur mes phares écroulés
Sur les murs de mon ennui
J’écris ton nom
Sur l’absence sans désir
Sur la solitude nue
Sur les marches de la mort
J’écris ton nom
Sur la solitude nue
Sur les marches de la mort
J’écris ton nom
Sur la santé revenue
Sur le risque disparu
Sur l’espoir sans souvenir
J’écris ton nom
Sur le risque disparu
Sur l’espoir sans souvenir
J’écris ton nom
Et par le pouvoir d’un mot
Je recommence ma vie
Je suis né pour te connaître
Pour te nommer
Je recommence ma vie
Je suis né pour te connaître
Pour te nommer
Liberté.
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2 – Translation
On my school notebooks
On my school desk and the trees
On the sand on the snow
I write your name
On my school desk and the trees
On the sand on the snow
I write your name
On all the pages read
On all the blank pages
Stone blood paper or ash
I write your name
On all the blank pages
Stone blood paper or ash
I write your name
On the golden images
On the warriors’ arms
On the kings’ crown
I write your name
On the warriors’ arms
On the kings’ crown
I write your name
On the jungle and the desert
On the nests on the brooms
On the echo of my childhood
I write your name
On the nests on the brooms
On the echo of my childhood
I write your name
On the wonders of the nights
On the white bread of the days
On the engaged seasons
I write your name
On the white bread of the days
On the engaged seasons
I write your name
On all my rags of azure
On the pond mildewed sun
On the lake moon alive
I write your name
On the pond mildewed sun
On the lake moon alive
I write your name
On the fields on the horizon
On the birds’ wings
And on shadows’ mill
I write your name
On the birds’ wings
And on shadows’ mill
I write your name
On every puff of dawn
On the sea on the boats
On the insane mountain
I write your name
On the sea on the boats
On the insane mountain
I write your name
On the foam of the clouds
On the sweat of the storm
On the thick and dull rain
I write your name
On the sweat of the storm
On the thick and dull rain
I write your name
On the scintillating figures
On the colors’ bells
On the physical truth
I write your name
On the colors’ bells
On the physical truth
I write your name
On the awake paths
On the unfurled roads
On the overflowing squares
I write your name
On the unfurled roads
On the overflowing squares
I write your name
On the lamp that comes alight
On the lamp that dies out
On my combined houses
I write your name
On the lamp that dies out
On my combined houses
I write your name
On the fruit cut in halves
Of the mirror and of my room
On my empty shell bed
I write your name
Of the mirror and of my room
On my empty shell bed
I write your name
On my gourmand and tender dog
On his pricked up ears
On his clumsy paw
I write your name
On his pricked up ears
On his clumsy paw
I write your name
On the springboard of my door
On the familiar objects
On the flood of the blessed fire
I write your name
On the familiar objects
On the flood of the blessed fire
I write your name
On any granted flesh
On my friends’ forehead
On every hand held out
I write your name
On my friends’ forehead
On every hand held out
I write your name
On the window of the surprises
On the attentive lips
Well above the silence
I write your name
On the attentive lips
Well above the silence
I write your name
On my destroyed shelters
On my crumbled beacons
On the walls of my boredom
I write your name
On my crumbled beacons
On the walls of my boredom
I write your name
On the absence without desire
On the bare solitude
On the steps of death
I write your name
On the bare solitude
On the steps of death
I write your name
On the health returned
On the risk disappeared
On hope without remembrance
I write your name
On the risk disappeared
On hope without remembrance
I write your name
And by the power of a word
I start my life again
I was born to know you
To name you
I start my life again
I was born to know you
To name you
Freedom.
Monday, September 9, 2013
RANDOM (AND POSSIBLY CONTROVERSIAL) THOUGHTS
In answer to some comments I received concerning the position of Mr. Obama re.Syria.
First of all, I have a great admiration for the USA, their entrepreneurial capacity, sense of freedom and ideals.
I love the United States of America.
But (there's always a "but") are today's government's decisions up to such ideals ?
I can't help being moved when I read the first words of the United States of America's Constitution:
"We, The People".
I can't help singing their anthem when it's broadcasted.
Yes, indeed, this makes my throat get tight.
But are todays' decisions up to such high ideals ?
How can a Freedom-based Nation state that democracy has to be imposed on other countries
when it's still not completely achieved at home ?
Europe has a great debt of gratitude to pay to the USA.
But this doesn't mean all decisions, whatever they are, must be approved blindingly.
If we didn't discuss decisions that have a heavy impact on our territories, we'd be slaves and not partners.
"We, The People" means we're not slaves, subjects, things to be dealt with.
"We, The People" means we have the right to speak our mind.
So we do.
First of all, I have a great admiration for the USA, their entrepreneurial capacity, sense of freedom and ideals.
I love the United States of America.
But (there's always a "but") are today's government's decisions up to such ideals ?
I can't help being moved when I read the first words of the United States of America's Constitution:
"We, The People".
I can't help singing their anthem when it's broadcasted.
Yes, indeed, this makes my throat get tight.
But are todays' decisions up to such high ideals ?
How can a Freedom-based Nation state that democracy has to be imposed on other countries
when it's still not completely achieved at home ?
Europe has a great debt of gratitude to pay to the USA.
But this doesn't mean all decisions, whatever they are, must be approved blindingly.
If we didn't discuss decisions that have a heavy impact on our territories, we'd be slaves and not partners.
"We, The People" means we're not slaves, subjects, things to be dealt with.
"We, The People" means we have the right to speak our mind.
So we do.
Sunday, September 8, 2013
PETS TIME: AS A SYMBOL & THEIR WISDOM PROMPTING RANDOM THOUGHTS
This is President Obama in his re-election campaign
This is President Obama after his re-election campaign.
I'm sorry to say Obama is a big disappointment despite my penchant for the Democratic Party.
Good that I didn't raise my hopes too high when he was elected and then re-elected.
Guantanamo is still there and his military actions have brought only misery to the people of the countries where USA fought the so-called humanitarian wars.
But realpolitik always wins and he probably still has to pay some debts to the lobbies that had him re-elected, among which armament companies.
How long shall USA fight wars that have seemingly no end and the only result of which is to hand over whole countries to fundamentalists and coffins of fighting fine young men back to America ?
Don't tell me that democracy is based on votes. Then you would have to say that Ceausescu, Hitler, Mussolini, the dynasty of Kims of North Korea, Pol Pot, etc had been democratically elected as they usually gathered 98% of votes.
Dictators rely on ignorance, illiteracy, terror, religion, corruption.
I'd rather have a Mubarak than a Morsi in Egypt; a Saddam Husseyn than the current, never-ending butchery in Iraq; etc..etc...
Do the USA really want to hand over also Syria to the local branch of Iran-piloted extremist puppets?
All in all, USA have been playing right into the hands of the extremist parties sharing the creed and the systems of extremist-based governments..
Did Afghanistan, Iraq, Lybia teach nothing to those high-level "geniuses" in the think-room ?
It wouldn't be a bad idea to watch again the film "Dr. Strangelove". Much to learn from it.
This is President Obama after his re-election campaign.
Good that I didn't raise my hopes too high when he was elected and then re-elected.
Guantanamo is still there and his military actions have brought only misery to the people of the countries where USA fought the so-called humanitarian wars.
But realpolitik always wins and he probably still has to pay some debts to the lobbies that had him re-elected, among which armament companies.
How long shall USA fight wars that have seemingly no end and the only result of which is to hand over whole countries to fundamentalists and coffins of fighting fine young men back to America ?
Don't tell me that democracy is based on votes. Then you would have to say that Ceausescu, Hitler, Mussolini, the dynasty of Kims of North Korea, Pol Pot, etc had been democratically elected as they usually gathered 98% of votes.
Dictators rely on ignorance, illiteracy, terror, religion, corruption.
I'd rather have a Mubarak than a Morsi in Egypt; a Saddam Husseyn than the current, never-ending butchery in Iraq; etc..etc...
Do the USA really want to hand over also Syria to the local branch of Iran-piloted extremist puppets?
All in all, USA have been playing right into the hands of the extremist parties sharing the creed and the systems of extremist-based governments..
Did Afghanistan, Iraq, Lybia teach nothing to those high-level "geniuses" in the think-room ?
It wouldn't be a bad idea to watch again the film "Dr. Strangelove". Much to learn from it.
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