Bloggers are a threat?

This is cool! There seems to be a war going on. After the pathetic FRA law was voted for in Sweden and the power of the blogs was shown, it seems like some politicians are scared! Poor conservative idiots... Anything new is scary, ey? No, it's just another set of opportunities! To make laws controlling it, some seem to think... Sigh

Blogger registration in EU???

What the f...? Ok, democracy is challenged and freedom of speech and people is constantly getting less in these crazy days of post 9/11. But that pull backwards has mostly been driven by the dear old US. The conservative geeks of EU don't want to be worse though!

Latest idiocy coming from EU: Marianne Mikko (from Estonia, let's hope her fucked-up views are to be blamed on USSR) wants to register and control bloggers! She seriously thinks that freedom of speech would be improved if you could see the name and picture of the blogger. Has she ever in her life been outside Europe? Would anyone in, let's say China, dare to speak out if they new the government could get your arse???

Wow. And this idiot is representing us Europeans. That's a scary thought...

Too little peace...

I know I'm not well when I have no time to write in my blog! I need to write more often, no doubt. If I don't write it's a sign that I have too little time for reflection and thought. And even my company admits reflection is the basis for learning. And without learning, we're not living...

But I'm sure it will all get better. I have been doing great, but too much - snowboarding, running, hashing, gong-fu, travels, hiking... I'm just about to move out of my room in the Frankfurt whore area (by the central train station of course) and move into a more quiet part of town, Bornheim, filled with cafees and bars. That will be good. And I should find a new therapist as well. That is money well spent!

So, more of this soon. :)

Stayed put for too long

If you land on Heathrow and you think the people actually look quite good, you know something's wrong! Yeah, I've been in Frankfurt way too long...

Or could it be that I've actually been here too little? I mean, I've been all around central Europe, haven't been home in the past 7 months, really. And, just as usual, instead of taking care of things bothering me I have just continued running. That's exactly what I told myself not to do anymore when I got here!

But now I have almost moved in to my new place. In Bornheim, a quiet place filled with cafes, where I will - finally - come to peace. Or???