Super Tuesday: It’s time for a change!

Today is one of the most decisive days in the presidential elections of the U.S. Obama and Clinton both enjoy a big popularity throughout the country as well as the Republican candidates John McCain and Mitt Romney.
There is one candidate though who wasn’t mentioned much in the media. It is a man of clear statements and a will for the return to the Constitution as the founders interpreted it. His name is Ron Paul.
Watch this video and you will maybe change your mind about the other, more popular, candidates. It is a video about an honest man, who had to go through all adversities boosted by the media, especially Faux News:

Too bad I cannot elect for the U.S. I want to encourage YOU AMERICANS to take a step forward into a new future with a man, able to guide this country out of its misery! I just see right now that it can’t go on this way forever: People are restricted in terms of privacy and the new indebtedness of the USA is high, Iraq war costs…

Another great person to be mentioned now is Naomi Wolf, writer of the bestseller book “The End of America. Letter of warning to a young patriot.” I am reading this book at the moment and I recommend it to every American interested in politics. It shows the truth about the American system today and what happens if the executive branch gets too much power, the checks and balance system fails.
She is talking about her book in the following vid:

Further links:
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/ , http://switzerland4ronpaul.blogspot.com/ , Buy “The End of America” on Amazon

Three important and (doable) resolutions for 2008

A more or less moving year 2007 comes to an end. The last day of 2007 will be celebrated everywhere on the world and again many resolutions will be made although most of them won’t really be taken too serious.
Nevertheless, there are three good resolutions that are always newsworthy:

Number 1: Stop smoking to prevent any unnecessary monetary!
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/12/31/france.smoking/index.html

Number 2: Do something for the environment (just because politicians aren’t able to do so)! If that sounds too general for you, just try to not throw any waste on the street.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/17/opinion/17mon1.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Number 3: Try to do it like the Danes, get into a better mood to raise your country in the top list of the happiest countries!
http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/article1207609.ece

I wish you a happy New Year now and may all your wishes for the next year come true!