Archive 22. March 2006

Outrage over impending death sentence against ex-Muslim

The outrage of politicians over the impending death sentence against an ex-Muslim is already a bit absurd - what did you actually believe would emerge as a legal system in Afghanistan? Fiddled around for decades, then bombed to pieces, and now you're outraged about the madness they're pulling off there?

Not that I wanted to defend the verdict - any religiously motivated verdict is an audacity to me, because religion has no place in the state. But the outrage is quite hypocritical. Do they really believe that a great democracy has suddenly emerged there?

The current development was long foreseeable, but no one cared back then. Now there's outrage. But taking action against the madness won't happen anyway.

Judgment: Dolzer's 'Domain Angel' may not strike

Everything is just social engagement, very clear. That's why you also register domains from others that become available and put sex images on them. And that's why you have a social tool that works like a Trojan horse and uses other people's computer resources. Clear, super social the whole thing. Fortunately, a court has now put an end to this.