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As I promised last time, I want to reveal you more about Pakistan.

Benazir Bhutto is not dead on cancer, lungs diseases, heart attack,cerebral attack or something similar. She was brutally shot and killed, no matter what the Pakistani government declares. Who did it, and who is getting to win from this suddenly death? On my opinion, nobody wins ! Not even the Pakistani President. Benazir was deep beloved, and her death trigged a mass movement against the actually regime. Even the Pakistani President loses, violence is spreading.

Former prime minister of Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto, was brutally killed yesterday and died in a Rawlpindi hospital. I wonder, if the islamists are all fanatics, and I want to know your opinion about it. And I want to know more about Pakistani, Islam, fanatism and its motivations. I entend to tell you much about Pakistan in the upcoming future, I entend to open a forum about that.

What I know for sure yet: Pakistani and India were together the pearl of the British Empire, and they gained independence simultaneously after the World War II. Ever since these countries have clushes about Kashmere. Sometimes the tension increases, and they fight with the armies for that region. A dangerous clush, as the both countries have the capacity to build atomic bombs.

Pakistani population increases fast, and the majority is muslim. More about this country comes soon.

And it could happen only there: a group of 50 drunk Sanata Clauses devasted a cinema! Don’t understand me wrong, the people of NZ are not worse than other, but this thing could not happen ahywhere else.

The Labor Day holiday found me down under, in the lovely country of New Zealand. Highlights of the trip: I enjoyed the city of Auckland, drove south to snowboard on a volcano called Mt. Ruapehu, and visited friends. As usual, the locals were fantastic! I’d love to go back for an extended hollydays. And I also visited Oakland, a city with 1,5 million inhabitanst, laying not far of 48 volcanos(they are not active anymore!)

They are already alternatives for vars, but not for planes yet! So, enjoy the style of travelling of today, the time is running short. And the situation gets worse, as politics interferes.

Clean energy advocates and activists have noted for decades that the barriers to a clean energy transition are political, not technical. Today, particularly in the United States, this is more apparent than ever.

Oil is at the core of issues like the health of our communities, global warming, war, and developing country debt. The profits of the oil companies have increased just as the price of gas for all of us has gone up. But whats good for Exxon, Chevron, and others is not necessarily good for the rest of us. Its time to ensure that our representatives represent us, not the oil companies. Its time for a separation of oil and state.

I think, that this is the spirit of Christmas! Christmas should not mean eating, drinking, shopping. Christmas should mean the joy of life, bearing in mind the birth of the Son of the God. Wish you all the best!

Feel happy and enjoy life, but don’t reduce Santa Claus to presents! Try to live it deeper, it is a spirit you need to feel. Otherwise, it’s pity for wasting such precious moments.