Monday, June 11, 2007

Dog Mouth Sore Liver Disease



My response to a poster who accused me of Ignoranz.ch , I hate the cars, and thought that was in Zurich on 1 May the wrong car burned.

understand you do not want it, right?

The aggressiveness is first and foremost from the Autölern - so much space they occupy in the public space! The air is so bad! If I am moving on foot through the city, I am every minute and still again, wait until the light decides to switch to one of the ridiculously short green phases for pedestrians, I go out of the house, I am fed with infernal noise thunders. I've lost three cats to the road last year, my sister was run over on the zebra crossing and only survived by luck.
And you come and find my hatred "critical"? I and many others are quite no longer willing to accept the naturalness with which the Autöler take us to our room and our quality of life.
hate? Yes. But he is only a reaction to the exercise by the Autölern aggressiveness, its scruples and recklessness and reckless selfishness. No matter how one goes on: The sheer mass of the plate avalanche enough.

Every car that burns is the wrong one. For ecological considerations as well as in terms of property rights. However, it is
obliquely, that the "right" to possession of any size, any stinking (eg two-stroke engine) box is rated higher than the right to less noise, better air and hazard-free movement.

Friday, June 8, 2007

Burton Outlet Ontario Canada

Bush's sensitivity

Something funny I saw yesterday on the news of a third German broadcaster.
met since but the J8 to the G8, that is, there was a photo-op for the Government, as they discussed openly with young people from around the world. While Bush spoke to a young Africans and questioned him about his family.
The juvenile said that his father was driver, but he had the happiness of a better education. What Bush could think of nothing better than: "Then you will perhaps have even drive me!"

So much for the thought and the sensibility of the "most powerful man in the world." N What

Camel!

Well, after all, the stomach be patentable, he seems not to have taken over: it is already flat, namely: Financial Times