What can I say? I'm used to the new year's eve as anybody else, but it always gets me... Sadam Husseim got executed two days ago, and maybe it was good... for TV, powerfull politicians...

Actually, I'm not impressed... I found it quite normal, excessively usual. A dictator died... Big Deal... What I'm really impressed about is the ammount of people who saw it as a history mark, a step to the badly patched sense of freedom, justice, beauty and peace that we try to reach with our tired hands, without noticing the handcuffs we wear.

These words might seem a little suffered for me, but I think the entire world needs to take off the blindfold and see that we always fall for the same mistakes... I don't find it unusual nor amusing that the world saw the dictator from Iraq dying by hanging... I find it amusing that after 60 000 years of existance, every leader still puts his people fighting for money and territory using poetry as a shield to get men fighting for it... It does not matter who lives or who dies... Who is in charge or not or in what social-cultural time you live in... Nobody is noble, and nobody is a hero... No one is expected more than they can give, and I find it pretty ridiculous to say to a man who lost his legs and arms that he is a hero because he fought and gave his members to his country... If this soldier knew for sure, if he saw through the lies they put in front of him to ease his pain, would he ever had considered going to war in the first place?