Reclama Comigo: Hoje, Many Polish Voices

you don't see, you don't see anything

take the church, take people, take money

take cash of your position

it's just like suffocating your people now

trust in the sunshine, but

do not forget you are the son of your mother's sins

you're like a manmade lie

(we're all like a manmade lie ?)

[photo by Kraak/Peixinho @ Gdansk-Wrzeszcz (PL), 17 Set '07]

Europa Contra a Pena de Morte

Sincerely I hope tomorrow to be here to celebrate the Day Against the Death Penalty, at least for the 26 EU Countries (why not Poland?).

Why that cannot happen in Poland? Why Poland was the only EU-Country that did not accept to celebrate that day? If the Polish Government doesn't agree with that, I hope civil society can speak some words concerning the subject.

Religious fanaticism is so dangerous as radical-right/left in power. Please take care of the gifts you receive.

[photo by Kraak/Peixinho @ Varsóvia (PL), 22 Set '07]

Eu Sigo a Religião do Amor

Não costumo ver muito televisão, mas ontem tive a sorte de assistir nesse aparelho o filme Munich o qual estupidamente não vi na altura em que andava pelos cinemas deste país.

A propósito do filme e do novo álbum dos Bright Eyes, 'Cassadaga', sugiro assistir este clip e seguir atentamente as palavras de Conor Oberst, vocalista dos Bright Eyes:

"Religion can be such a beautiful thing, and anything that creates empathy for other people or a deeper connection to the universe or God or gives people more understanding of where they're at, I think that's what religion should be and that's beautiful and positive. But ... the problem is that it becomes corrupted and perverted by extremists ... and then they're used for ... anything to create power and sustain wealth for a very small amount of the population. ... That's the aspect of it that I take issue with."

[Conor Oberst in Bright Eyes Podcast]