Archive for the 'politics' Category
A few words about the US Presidential elections…
0 Comments Published November 5th, 2008 in politicsI woke up this morning with the news of Barack Obama’s overwhelming’s victory and I was truly happy. After years of a real disappointing Bush leadership, America eventually made the right choice.
A dynamic, charismatic, progressist, leader has been elected. America and the rest of the world are ready to welcome him with open hands.
Obama’s election [...]
Barack Obama is probably the real deal-not only for America, but also for us, world citizens…
8 Comments Published June 5th, 2008 in politicsHe’s dynamic, charismatic, young. He manages to raise enthusiasm among crowds of very different ethnic backgrounds. Born from a white American mom and an Kenyan father, Barack Obama was a sporty and brilliant student as a kid.
With his clever tactics, his intelligence and a great determination to win the Presidential battle, Obama managed to get [...]
Why Sarkozy is probably the worst president in French history…
0 Comments Published January 16th, 2008 in politicsSince his election in May 2007, Nicolas Sarkozy is making a lot of noise with his so called brand new policy. Like many of his predecessors, Sarkozy made a lot of empty promises to his electors, but he seems to surpass them in terms of mass-blinding and lying.
Here is a French president, a little man [...]
Dedicated to my American friends, whether they agree with this content or not.
While sitting on my computer, I am having a little thought for my American friends, whether in real life or on the net.
I can recall when I first discovered the horrific vision of the 9/11 attacks on German TV in 2001.
It really took [...]
Stop demonizing hip hop culture. Try to understand it instead!
1 Comment Published August 13th, 2007 in Hip Hop, general music related, politicsToday I would like to react against a specific kind of corporate journalism, which keeps defending a corporate America with its closed minded values.
Some journalists seem to point an angry finger at hip hop culture, accusing it of inducing violence, mostly among very young people. Mainstream rappers are also accused to contribute to the increasing [...]
President Bush seems not to be totally deprived of humor…
0 Comments Published August 2nd, 2007 in politicsas the following article tends to prove it.
Although I really like the USA, most of you probably know my total dislike of President Bush. This time, however, he proved to be cooler than I ever thought he could be! I enjoyed this story and I hope you will enjoy it as much as I [...]
Britain definitely needs to educate its youths better
2 Comments Published July 1st, 2007 in Uncategorized, politicsThis subject is probably going to raise some controversy among my readers. Please remember that your criticism is welcome, as long as your comments remain respectful. You are entitled to your opinion, but insults and demeaning comments will be erased from this website. Thank you.
It is quite shocking to an accurate observer that a wealthy [...]
The election of Sarkozy: the beginning of a disaster?
6 Comments Published May 8th, 2007 in politicsOn May the 6th, 2007, 53% of the French population gave its voices to Nicolas Sarkozy, voting in favor of a man who promises to rebuild France economically, to re-create work and to give hope to the most hopeless people. Last Sunday, he claimed to give people of different ethnic backgrounds the same chances [...]
As a fair warning, I would like to tell my readers that this subject is most likely to bring up some controversy. Feel free to debate…you don t have to agree with me, but please respect my point of view. Thank you.
A few days ago, a 25 year old British woman was making the headlines [...]
Our governments are responsible for most of society s failures
2 Comments Published February 18th, 2007 in politicsTony Blair s recent statements about gang crimes made me think a lot. All politicians prompt to make a lot of empty statements regarding society s failures like crime, violence, drugs, poverty, pointing their finger at the symptoms of our society s current illness rather than finding out the right cure.
Tony Blair, for instance, wants [...]
