Today is the day that is forever drummed into the world’s mind. A day that turned the wonderful country and people of Haiti upside down, unfortunately both literally and figuratively speaking. It is 2 years since the news of the devastating earthquake reached our latitudes, but the interest died out at the same pace as… [Read more…]
December 29, 2011
If an individual take responsibility as a fellow creature and making the world aware about terrible violations against civilians, is it right to make this individual stand trial for this effort? From the common sense’s point of view the obvious answer will be: no one should be held responsible for that kind of reporting. Unfortunately,… [Read more…]
December 18, 2011
Vart jag mig än i världen vänder, tar Migrationsverket lyckan ifrån en otursförföljd:s och dödsångestfylld:s händer. Vårt kära fosterland har under den senaste tiden avvisat mycket medmänniskor till Irak, ett land som fortfarande är i uppror trots att landet blivit ”frälst” av Amerikas Förenta Stater och dess allierade. Det är svårt för människor med en… [Read more…]
December 17, 2011
I recently read a book by a Swedish working class-writer, Ivar Lo (funny, Lo is also the abbreviation of the workers head-union in Sweden) Johansson. His writing is a first class journey through the eyes of a working class hero and the struggle to hold the spirit high, although, being suppressed by the cigar-smoking fat-asses… [Read more…]
December 11, 2011
Although, being a part of a society filled with freedom, I can see the downside of the belief in democracy. I am of course happy that Sweden possess a somewhat functional society of ethical and moral values. I defend democracy as the number one way to rule a country, but sometimes the freedom is letting… [Read more…]
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January 12, 2012
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