Hardy

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Archive for March, 2006

TGiF again

Posted by hardyberlin on 31st March 2006

Thanks God, it’s Friday again. Well, lots of things has happened, Abdul Rahman, the man who converted from Islam to Christianity didn’t lost his head, he has been send free and is save now in Italy(but when the people of Afghanistan heard it they where protesting against Bush and where crying : "Kill all Christian people!")

In Paris, France, the Students are protesting against a reform of the labour laws, and they are doing it with a lot of violence, especially a few of them which are not real students, they are only there cause they like to make trouble and destroy things.

And finally there where the elections in Israel, where the Kadima party of Ehud Olmert has clearly won. So the people of Israel where electing against the terror, they wanna have peace with the Palestinians. The only thing is, if the Hamas wants it too. I’m not really sure about that, because they even send little children as living bombs, and that is absolutely pervert in my eyes.

Oh, I nearly forgot, here the teachers of one school in the district of Neukölln nearly gave up, because there is so much violence. Over 82 % of the Kids are not German, most of them came from Lebanon and Turkey, they can’t speak the german language very good(they speak a mixture), and with there stupid Islamic believing they do not want to integrate themselves in the German society, German law or human rights are bullshit in there eyes. They only respect the Koran and the Sharia, which both is unconstitutional and against human rights.

So, and this eve I will go again to our dart competition, lets see how good I will be today. Wish me luck, please.

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Renovating and other Horrible things

Posted by hardyberlin on 26th March 2006

Renovating isn’t a nice thing at all. I must say, that I hate it. The whole Saturday and Sunday Klaus and I spend on it. And when I tried to get online at Saturday eve the damn PC didn’t work. Well, I’ve got it fixed(for now). On Friday we had our dart eve again, like always, and I was champion again. That’s the second time in a row.

Now let’s talk about some urgent stuff, if you know what I mean. Has everybody seen and heared what is happening in Belarus? What the Dictator Lukaschenkow is doing there. The people all around the world are protesting against so many things, but who is protesting against him in the western world? Or where are the people on the streets protesting against that what is happening right now in Afghanistan, where they wanna kill someone because he changed his religion from Islam to Christian believing? International troops are there, payed by our taxes, to support the government there and than that? I must say: NO WAY!

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Democracy Frontline

Posted by hardyberlin on 23rd March 2006

Last week I read in a newspaper, that a group of Muslims are suing the newspaper "Die Welt" for printing the, what they call "insulting" Mohammad pictures. So I had the idea that we should do something against that and go to court too, because the Koran is against the German Constitution(the anti-hate paragraph’s don’t allow things which are written in the Koran). I also posted it as a comment in a political blog , and a few other people agreed with me and asked me where they could sign it. And guess what happened now? The BRB did it. You can read it in Democracy Frontline and Jyllandsposten.  So let’s see what will happen. Normally the court will have to ban the Koran(like they did it with the book "Mein Kampf" from Adolf Hitler and some other Nazi stuff).

Or will the judges be to afraid to do so……? We will have to wait, but there was nothing about it in the German press, and I guess that says a lot. OR?

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Lot’s to do

Posted by hardyberlin on 21st March 2006

OK, let’s start with Friday eve, this time I was the Champion at our dart evening, on the second place was Wolfgang. We spend a very nice eve together. On Saturday there was pretty much to do, and I found out that I definitely need more RAM, cause if I use my web-cam and than finish the transmission, I need to restart my PC. Otherwise, if I try to make a second transmission without restarting, it will collapse(my system and the security program need to much memory). So I need to buy some RAM.

On Sunday Chrissie, Wolfgang and me where visiting Pierre at the hospital where he is for his recovery. He was very happy to see us after a so long time, so we decided that we will visit him next month again( it’s about 90 km away from Berlin). I wished, that I would have more time to write, but I have to much stuff to do these days.

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Trouble all around the world

Posted by hardyberlin on 15th March 2006

Sorry that I wasn’t able to write earlier but here was so much to do. In every way. Guess what the green Politicians want to do now, they wanna allow Muslim Policewoman to wear the Islamic headscarf because Sweden has allowed it too! They also say that it is allowed in England, but that’s wrong. And that’s while already the highest German court has forbidden it for government employs. Sometimes I think  the members of the Green Party are only stupid idiots. But that would be to easy, probably they do things like that to get more Muslim voters in Germany. But they don’t recognize that they make our Law system weak with things like that. That the Iranian press and government likes it is clear. You can read it here:  Germany’s Green party backs female police officers with Islamic hijab

And now the trouble in Palestine again where Red Cross and EU helpers where taken as hostages after Israel’s soldiers have stormed one prison to get Ahmed Saadat, a terrorist who murdered Israel’s tourist minister Zeewi, which the Hamas wanted to let go. Only trouble all around us.

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Winter had come back and more

Posted by hardyberlin on 6th March 2006

I guess I’m getting crazy! During the last two nights there was falling about one meter( over 3 ft) of snow. We didn’t had that for the last 40 years as I know. Well, at least the kids are happy about it. If Norman Baker still would be in the British parliament, he again would say that it’s caused by the global climactic change. But I think that we will be able to read things like that in the newest Independent.

Friday dart went not so good for me. This time Wolfgang was the big winner while Chrissie and I only won once. Can’t be the winner always.

Just see the news from the UN-Tribunal: The war criminal Milan Babic, former leader of the Croatian Serbs committed suicide in his prison in Den Haag.

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The Manifest

Posted by hardyberlin on 1st March 2006

Yesterday there was a manifest published, which is signed by 11 European writers, intellectuals and journalists in the newspaper Jyllands-Posten. It’s called : Together facing the new totalitarianism . I think that everybody should not only read it, I think that everyone should pass it on to others which he knows. We all have to show Solidarity to them who signed it. I copied it from the Blue Star Chronicles :
                   MANIFESTO: Together
              facing the new totalitarianism

After having overcome fascism, Nazism, and Stalinism, the world now faces a new totalitarian global threat: Islamism.

We, writers, journalists, intellectuals, call for resistance to religious totalitarianism and for the promotion of freedom, equal opportunity and secular values for all.

The recent events, which occurred after the publication of drawings of Muhammed in European newspapers, have revealed the necessity of the struggle for these universal values. This struggle will not be won by arms, but in the ideological field. It is not a clash of civilisations nor an antagonism of West and East that we are witnessing, but a global struggle that confronts democrats and theocrats.

Like all totalitarianisms, Islamism is nurtured by fears and frustrations. The hate preachers bet on these feelings in order to form battalions destined to impose a liberticidal and unegalitarian world. But we clearly and firmly state: nothing, not even despair, justifies the choice of obscurantism, totalitarianism and hatred. Islamism is a reactionary ideology which kills equality, freedom and secularism wherever it is present. Its success can only lead to a world of domination: man’s domination of woman, the Islamists’ domination of all the others. To counter this, we must assure universal rights to oppressed or discriminated people.

We reject cultural relativism, which consists in accepting that men and women of Muslim culture should be deprived of the right to equality, freedom and secular values in the name of respect for cultures and traditions. We refuse to renounce our critical spirit out of fear of being accused of "Islamophobia", an unfortunate concept which confuses criticism of Islam as a religion with stigmatisation of its believers.

We plead for the universality of freedom of expression, so that a critical spirit may be exercised on all continents, against all abuses and all dogmas.

We appeal to democrats and free spirits of all countries that our century should be one of Enlightenment, not of obscurantism.

There also was an article written by Flemming Rose, the cultural editor of Jyllands-Posten with his explanation: Why I Published Those Cartoons . Both articles are worth reading and so I’m passing them on.

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Big Carneval Party

Posted by hardyberlin on 1st March 2006

Friday was a great dart evening! This time I was the Champion. Chrissie and Wolfgang where looking at me as if I would come from Mars. And at Saturday we had the great Carnival party, where lots of people were coming in crazy costumes. I hope, that I’ll be able to get a few photos in a short time which I can put in the album.

On Monday Jovy asked me for help, if I can put a new picture and text in the YUPPACE file which she had send to me. Well, that was no problem even I didn’t know if the old text had to stay in it, but something must have happened while I send them back to her via mail annex. So I printed them, scanned them and send ‘em again. I hope she received and could use them.

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