Power of Words

So it's time for home exam for 2 weeks now. Fun, isn't? So it's time for 8-17 in the library until the last week with 8-18/20. I really gonna hunt that place when I'm dead. Unfortunately there's a lot of more people around now with all the new classes starting up and all the unemployed. So everything pretty much noisy. Of course we are also to blame for some of it, but we have been there for 4 years so I call free card. Respect your elders and all that. Elder is of course relative as I'm still only 22. Others are a bit older. You can't see that though. Most people dress up like they were 12 years old... or that might just be my dislike for younger people.

Greece is still in the news. I still say we might kick them out. Of course, the Treaty of Lisbon only states that if your country want to leave the Union they ask some EU institution and then make some national thing and they can leave willingly. On the other hand, it didn't say anything about being forced to leave. Show some political strength. Expel liars and deceivers and bring the EU as a force of justice against these atrocities. Strengthen the social capital between nations, institutions and people. The Euro must survive to stabilize the monetary market and take away the power from the politicians so that they can't impoverish their people for short-term political gain.

And last, a funny comment made in a Newsmill article. The article is about the need to strengthen the Swedish foreign forces up to 5000-10 000 soldiers. Anyway, some people argue against it, some better then others. Especially one in particular. Begins with saying that you never can trust a soldier and then cities Eisenhower's speech about the "military-industrial complex". That is, he's citing GENERAL Dwight "Ike" Eisenhower, the Supreme-commander of the Allied forces in Europe from D-day until the fall of Germany. Yes, Ike made a valid point, and the intentions of the writer was surely good (or not), but the wording mind you was horrible. This proves one out of two things, either he didn't knew that Eisenhower was a general which shows a lack of knowledge from the writers part. On the other hand, if he knew, he didn't think over his wording showing a lack of knowledge in understanding what he wrote. Either way, I win and I'm smarter then him. What do you mean it's just semantics? Come on, give me that one, it was an open goal for crying out loud!