Rogel @ December 30, 2007 # 11 Comments
I’m breaking the sudden silence of the blog, to tell you that we are going to be in New Hampshire from January 4th.
We, finally, made up our mind and volunteered as a family to go help the efforts in the NH primaries. I didn’t volunteered to any political activity since I was 16 years old, […]
Rogel @ December 25, 2007 # One Comment
Lately I find it hard to get excited about the “real” important things - politic, foreign policy and maters of war and peace. I don’t really feel like writing about things of substance (and I guess some might argue that I never wrote anything of substance). I simply enjoy the time with my family. Seeing […]
Rogel @ December 19, 2007 # One Comment
Time really fly, I can’t believe that it is already two years.
More picture can be found here.
Rogel @ December 18, 2007 # No Comment Yet
I love watching the political game, and how the political spin is working. Ron Paul’s remarks from today is a great example: a less known candidate which got some media attention for a very successful fundraising keep the with a controversial remarks aiming at the frontrunner. This is, when working, ensuring more media time and […]
Rogel @ December 18, 2007 # No Comment Yet
I am far from being fond of Mike Huckabee. His ideology and political agenda are completely the opposite of mine and He represent all the gone wrong with the GOP. While I believe in individual rights and liberty, Governor Huckabee promote the worse of all worlds - Big Government Conservatism - a brand of social […]
Rogel @ December 17, 2007 # No Comment Yet
It is winter already, and we already had some snow and ice. And it is nice in the evening to watch some TV covered with blankets.
Rogel @ December 17, 2007 # No Comment Yet
Is it a decade already?
It is hard to remember the world without blogs. Now it is time to find some tools that help us sort through the flood of content.
Rogel @ December 15, 2007 # No Comment Yet
Gotcha, McCain.
The truth is that there is no real difference between the two situation - only that during the peace keeping mission in Somalia was during the Clinton administration and the non neoconservative in the GOP advocated for limited intervention.
Rogel @ December 15, 2007 # No Comment Yet
This short clip is a good reminder that non-intervantionism was the mainstream republican policy not so far ago. It is interesting, and sad, to see how easy it become to make it into fringe ideology. One might argue that the 9/11 terror attacks change everything, but I doubt the wisdom of such argument. Yes, the […]
Rogel @ December 14, 2007 # One Comment
The latest consumer protection, the French version, is so typical - the consumer has to pay more in the name of competition:
Amazon.com may not offer free delivery on books in France, the high court in Versailles has ruled.
The action, brought in January 2004 by the French Booksellers’ Union (Syndicat de la librairie française), accused Amazon […]