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Eating Issues Now most readers are going to say that this is a strange subject. Well unfortunately it isn’t a strange subject. The reason will become clear. Now I’m not going to permit myself to become some sort of eating judge who gives guide lines on what to eat and what not to eat. That would be silly and pointless. What I will try to do is raise an alarm bell. Recently I have heard of a seven year old boy, in my country that had been taken from his parents because at his age he weighed over one hundred kilograms. It doesn’t take a doctor to know that’s extremely unhealthy. I also heard that 26% of Americans are n

Watch In a town from a country that disappeared long ago, just beyond the last house there stood a statue. It wasn’t a statue of a king, or prince, or any other important figure. It was just an old man with a kind expression whose always open eyes were pointed at the town. No one knew why it was there, nobody really remembered. It was like a tree or a hill just there. The townspeople kept it clean and polished, and had a fondness for the old stone man. One day however the mayor decided to expand the town, seeing as the people were numerous. The old statue unfortunately he said would have to be demolished. It was beaten down by rain

The church and discrimination Well this subject is as old as they get but unfortunately still very present in our day to day world. The Muslim headscarf is just one, albeit extreme example of how a church, as in a religious institution, can actively and ferociously preach discriminating policies towards a section of the population, in this case half of it. The problem however is more deeply rooted within the religious system itself therefore it cannot be reduced simply to one religion or another. It has to be examined from a wider perspective. Firstly, almost all those who created a modern day religion, especially the monotheistic ones, w

America, an outsider’s view You can’t talk about the world of today without talking about America. I am not I the group of people that places America at the center of the world, but I have the common sense to understand its importance. Before I talk about America’s role in the world today I think it would be better to talk about its history. I’m not going to bore anyone with detail which I consider unnecessary. After attaining independence officially in 1789 the United States of America were given, besides the original thirteen colonies all the land east of the Mississippi. The details of the expansion towards the west

The Traveler Once upon a time, in a land so ancient its name has been forgotten there lived a man whose only purpose in life was to travel. His whole life he’d spent wandering the wide world and searching for something only he knew or that even he’d forgotten after so long. He’d made a home in this land because no one here ever traveled very far or spent their days too far away from home. Each and every time he’d leave to go on another journey in search of the unknown everyone in the land would ask him why he left. He’d always smile and say that all things that catch roots eventually wither. And all those in the

The System for itself We live in a world full of words like globalization, global economy, social system, interstate counsels and so on. But what do we find behind the complicated and relaxing words? One could sum up the situation in a few words but those would be inappropriate. Firstly we find a bunch of corrupt power hungry politicians, who are more often then naught used as fronts by their respective political parties, who have little if anything in common with the country and people they claim to be representing. These people go around, spending millions of dollars or euros on behalf of their nation for purposes that often represent