I do not know exactly what is happening to the English, not as a country, but as a sum of individuals. The pessimism, once more to the story, it paralyzes us. The mattress familiar, too, I suppose the black economy or sock bricks, cushioning the effects of unemployment. We are one of the countries with higher school failure. Forty percent of more than four million unemployed are less than thirty years. We do not reproduce. Not set up new businesses. Undeterred witnessing the gradual impoverishment present and future. Modified for the third time the pension system in a democracy and we are convinced that it will continue to change, always worse in the coming years. We agree that politicians are more poor than ever, banks and market rule over democracy but there are new alternatives and anyone with a minimum curriculum thinks he entered politics. Visualize the dramas of others as theft statistics when you are not yet stolen from you, like when someone cries a live program radio or television. Hundreds of thousands of houses are empty, the locals put on rent. We assume that everything has to be cut, shrink. The media (who live internally the same problems that the country) does not react, nor prick or stoke, it seems that the elections could change anything because the question, I do not know, the County, or the linking of wages to productivity .
And the first page is Egypt. Well. View the Egyptians fighting not only for freedom but the Western media to convey that they are not fundamentalists makes me think that people still believe that the means are ends, that the Internet can free them. As much as we frees us. We deal with or Vigalondo Bisbal, to cite two recent cases of people burned at the stake public freedoms that give us the network. Okay, I know. Not the network, or that the means are ends. It's human nature. That nature which apparently makes us so different from Egyptian and English.
course blame the government. And who is elected. And who does not move or do not vote. And who does not show or rules from the shadows in their own interest. We are meek, simple.
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