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  23. februar 2003


Hear, Hear!

My brother in arms, The Raven, has just delivered another salvo deconstructing postmodernism. Uh, it's possible that didn't come out exactly right, but you get the idea.


11:39:53 PM    comment []

Back!

Sort of... still some functionality, like email, that is not fully functional yet. And why don't XP find and connect to my NT4 domain? Oh well. Every day another challenge.


7:31:59 PM    comment []

No looking back!

After postponing it countless times over a number of lousy excuses, I will not, finally, upgrade my system to Windows XP. With a bit of luck, I'll be back up blogging, eh, Real Soon Now.


3:45:09 PM    comment []

Political reflections

I think a majority of blogs have politicial commentaries at least from time to time. Surely mine has. Especially the issue of war with Iraq has dominated the politicial blogsphere (any political sphere) for the last months.

Not all reactions are equally reflected and well forumalated, and that goes for both sides I may add. For some serious reflections on history and politics, take a look at Subdued Citizen Reflects & Rails. I found his recent comparison of pre-1914 Germany and present day US interesting, especially as described in Kissinger's book Diplomacy.

And I have to note this quotation:

"This Administration appears to believe that we don't need diplomacy when we have such overwhelming military superiority."

This view is not anything new, I have to add. Small countries like mine needs good diplomacy. It is not a coincidence that many internationally famous top diplomats have been from small countries like Sweden or Norway. The US may not need good diplomats, or diplomatic behaviour generally, but would surely benefit from it.


4:00:19 AM    comment []

"Peace in Middle Earth in Our Time"

"Thousands of peace activists took to the streets of Minas Tirith and other cities of Middle Earth today to protest what they termed a rush to war with Mordor. "

Read the rest of the brilliant satire here.


1:29:30 AM    comment []


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