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politics
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7 April 2018
How to force a cash-free numismatic policy to people, part II
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I have not blogged in ages, but I felled compelled to touch upon a topic I wrote on some time ago . This is the insistence of Swedish gover...
4 July 2016
What is the EU?
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The Brits voted in the referendum whose question was clear: should the UK stay in the EU or leave? After they voted, many went to the Int...
1 February 2016
Nobel peace prize for Greek islanders
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Earlier this year, Vanessa Redgrave praised Greek islanders for helping refugees arriving en masse in Aegean islands such as Kos. It was ...
30 January 2016
Violence in Sweden
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There are a lot of things happening in Sweden that makes everyone who is not Swedish feel very uncomfortable. The most recent of them is ...
5 January 2014
Half of the Republicans reject evolution
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According to Courrier International, more and more of Republican sympathisers in the US do not believe in the theory of evolution. In 5 ye...
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5 December 2012
Corruption index
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I just read, via BBC, the existence of an indicator of a country's corruption, called corruption perceptions index , created by an orga...
20 November 2012
On the Greek neo-nazi party
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The crisis in Greece has given rise to a gang, called Golden Dawn (Χρυσή Αυγή) who have, at the moment, risen to the third place. There are...
21 July 2012
In the Russian Orthodox Chruch
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Once upon a time, we used to think that there is one country in the world where religion was playing little role. Yes, that was Soviet Unio...
2 July 2012
European Comission's blunder
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As " a Nadder " puts it, the following video is a hilariously inept and patronising ad by the European Commission, "trying...
14 May 2012
The Dawn and the Golden Dawn
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As well-known, in the latest parliamentary elections (6 May 2012) in Greece, the parties Coalition of the Radical Left (ΣΥΡΙΖΑ) and Golden ...
9 May 2012
Obsession with gender
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This blog is about rationality. So, when I spot things which are irrational, I write about them. Indeed, an offence to one's sense of l...
30 November 2011
Flip-flopping
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November is almost gone, and I have posted almost nothing. Too much work, I guess. Here's what caught my attention recently. The term ...
27 October 2011
Greek debt and German concern
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No doubt, the Greek financial crisis is due to, among others, (i) politicians' greed (they did put a lot of money in their pockets, an...
15 July 2011
How to make the masses obey
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Suppose you are a leader of a big country. Say the Roman empire. Or Russia. What do you do to make people follow you? One way is to identif...
3 March 2011
More on titles
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I knew it . When I questioned the ridiculous habit of many to attach lots and lots of titles in their names, when I wondered why on Earth a ...
19 February 2011
What's in a title
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Some people find that my family name is too long. Not infrequently, US supermarket cashiers used to ask whether I had difficulty learning h...
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19 October 2010
Christine O'Donnell
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Today I saw, on the front page of the German newspaper, "Die Welt" the picture of a woman, called Christine O'Donnell, toge...
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5 August 2010
UK libel laws are unjust
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UK libel laws are unjust, against the public interest and internationally criticised - there is urgent need for reform. [ Source ] Freedom...
29 March 2010
The silence of the Vatican, I
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In April 1994, a Catholic priest, Athanase Seromba, promised safety to 2000 men, women and children in his church in Rwanda. These people ex...
2 February 2010
We pay £20 million for the Pope's visit
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The Pope is going to visit the UK and charge us 20 million pounds in order to tell us that the British equality legislation is running co...
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