fredag, juni 16, 2006

Some signs of civilization please

While the seas are on the brink of losing 90 percent of its life, more polluted than ever and the sea living spieces are at risk of being extinct before they even has been discovered, countries like Norway, Iceland and Japan fights egerly to lose up the global bans on whaling. And it is possible that they will manage. It is purely for economic reasons and the countries aren´t even dependant on the cruel and unnecessary hunting industry. Norway for example is one of the worlds richest countries thanks to it´s huge supplies of oil resourses. It is the only country in the world without a national debt. Iceland and Japan are also rich countries without dependancy on whaling. So why is it so important for them to hunt whales and earn that extra money? The coastal and island societys in Norway don´t need the hunting to survive. They allready are prosperous on their fishing industry. And the demand worldwide for whale flesh is lower than ever because of the cruel treatment against the sea mammals. Whaling is something that belongs to the past. Norway, Iceland and Japan must start to take responsibility for the worlds sea wildlife. You don´t live in poverty anymore and you don´t really depend on the whaling. So stop the cruelty now and show some signs of civilization please.

måndag, juni 12, 2006

Official US statement - a bad PR move

Has human life a value for the people in Washington or is death just a matter of statistics if the numbers are high enough as the old Soviet dictator Stalin once stated? When three prisoners (or whatever the US wants to call people sitting in concentration camps) in the US Camp Delta on Quantanamo bay commits suicide the US officials calls the tragedy "a good PR move" and "an act of illegal warfare against America". It doesnt matter for coldhearted people in Washington that at least one of de detainees was to be released and for that matter probably wasn´t the "illegal combatant" US wanted to make him. The American president later tryed to put oil on the waves - saying the dead will be trated with all respect due to their culture and religion. Bullcheese! Why would the president bother treating these people with dignity now when they are dead if he didnt give a crap for them while they where allive? How much dignity is it in sitting in a offshore camp, not knowing what you are accused of, without a chance to be proven guilty or not guilty, without having a chance to meet your peers and your family, for year after year after year? Cut the freakin crap please! The suicides wasn´t a good PR move from the detainees side. Holding concentration camps is a bad PR move for the US.

lördag, juni 03, 2006

The Security Council is a bunch of tard

What kind of Security Council does the UN really need? One that concerns about the world or the one we have today. Really, I mean, look att that bunch of tard. We have the permanent members; the US, Great Britain, Russia, China and France.

One member starts war all over the world for its hunger for oil and power. It exports, not democracy, but its own view of capital punichment. "If a person is executed - then he must have been guilty - ey". The latest example of this twisted human value is how american marines attacked villagers in Iraq, executed women, children and men, and then claimed hard working conditions. Well, it must be freaking bad working conditions if it would let me go with murdering a whole village, wouldnt it? The next country is nought less than the first countrys batty boy. Hey, brits, everyone knows it. And you know that the rest of the world despise you for that fact. It must be a little bit awkward for a former empire to be tossed around like that by its former colony, am I right? Lets not even begin to mention all the crimes against minorities, democracy or international conventions the two following countries has comitted. I dont know how to stop. So, we have one country left. And, let me say, I will never trust a country that tests nuclear weapons at a safe distance on colonial ilands in the Pacific at the other side of the planet as a safelock for the world. Never!

So, just admit it. We are screwed with a tardy Security Council like the one we have hanging on our back today. And maybe, we really deserve them too.