April | 2014 | ..::popular spanish practices::..
if the people of Crimea don't obey the Emperor from Washington, they'll be punished. what were they thinking?
Somebody could say this is a police-state where policemen spend their time seeking for "ilegal" comments in social network with the tax money of all citizens at the same time the true mafia is laughing about us with all the money they've stolen from Spanish citizens, but it's not, it's just the way we do things in Spain. There's not too much to tell about, the title says it all: nearly 30 people from several places in Spain has been detained between yesterday and today (more expected to come) just for writting some comments (in some cases just one comment) in social networks like twitter. They can be sued with thousands of € in fines or they can spend more than 2 years in prison, it depends on the case.
Who can believe a country where hundred of people are in prison just for talking or writting is a democracy?
At the same time killers and torturers who worked for the Government have been indulted or simply never went to jail (the few of them who ever had to face a trial)?
Who can believe Spain is a democracy when we're constantly watching things like this?
Political dissidents, activists, bloguers, facebook users…be very carefull with the Spanish Big Brother because he is watching what you say and what you write on the internet and he may send you to jail if he doesn't like what he sees…simple as that.
and now, what were we discussing about?
and further and further…it's a competitive world, they say…instead of sharing, stealing other people's resources is the way to go in our political system. And if they don't let us steal their resources first we send the NATO and then we put a puppet to rule the country. It's our manifest destiny (and if we spaniards support the EEUU world regime is just because we want a piece of that pie).
God bless our democratic way of life!
A federal judge in Argentina has issued an international arrest warrant for Jesús Muñecas Aguilar, 75, under a principle of universal jurisdiction, which allows courts to judge certain cases of human rights abuses committed in other countries. But now a top spanish court on Friday ruled against extraditing a former "Civil-Guard" (a spanish militarized police force very active during Franco's regime) to Argentina, where a judge wants to try him for torture during the Franco dictatorship. Spain, a country which recently overturned the principle of universal jurisdiction in its territory (some say trying to evade justice from other countries) justified the decision on the grounds that Munecas has no link to Argentina. Another slap in the face to the victims of terrorism who have to endure how the murderers get away with their crimes.
Self-proclaimed Ukraine president, Arseny Yatsenyuk, replied that Russian military aircraft had crossed the country's airspace seven times "to provoke Ukraine to start a war"."Russian military aircraft today overnight crossed and violated Ukrainian airspace seven times." "The only reason is to provoke Ukraine to start a war," he told journalists at a briefing in Rome, following a meeting with the Catholic Pope. The truth is the only one that is killing people in those so-called "anti-terrorist operations" is him, not the Kremlin. It's always cheaper killing a few thousands dissidents than celebrating a referendum that you can probably lose.
the so called spanish democratic transition was only a way for Franco's supporters to evade the law and escape prison, nothing else.The same fascist terrorist who were ruling the country under Franco's regime are now telling us how to behave in demostrations.
President Ortega speech went from the mafia practices of some Spanish companies in South America to the children bombed and murdered with the help of the Spanish army in Libia. It only took a few minutes to the Spanish King to run away, (perhaps he had more elephants to kill) but the truth is that his behaviour wasn't what you call a "polite" behaviour when you're in front of someone democratically elected by his people, unlike yourself.