Neo Cro-magnon

Unlike the Afganistan and Irak wars, the war of ideas is capable of changing the future of a country.

A lot of political analysts know this, one of the reasons the Afghan war is the mess it is right now it’s due to the lack of political strategy for the aftermath. Even though unfortunately a lot of innocent people die while confronting the Taliban, it still is quite a predictable battle where the guys with bigger guns kill more people effectively. The problem is that without knowing how to clean the mess, it’s becoming quite difficult to put an end to a conflict no one really knew how to deal with in the first place.

But we’re not here to talk about the war in Afghanistan, but the war of ideas and its new victim, the BBC.

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Boris Johnson has decided to step up and defend one of the most severely attacked minorities in London, the super-rich.

As a true knight in shinning armour, with justice as its sword and the greater good on its heart, Sir Johnson has decided to rise his voice and protect those who don’t have one. The bankers.

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It’s time for the people to take back what it’s theirs.

The parlamient.

Long I’ve overdue a selfish use for this blog, my little box to stand up and scream rising my fist and projecting my voice.

With the recent expenses scandal the ethics of our political system has been put into question, and questions are always a good thing.

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What a simple yet full of content sentence made famous by the Star Trek character Dr. Leonard McCoy

It was 1966, Lyndon B. Johnson was president of the United States of America and an increase in the number of people turning their careers into medicine was changing the hopes of thousands of parents. Being a doctor has been for years one of the top paid jobs in the US, a goal for huge number of mothers, an aspiration for young girls and an excuse to a handful of bastards. Read more…