Like a wave moving back and forth, The Site is a philosophical novel which transports us into a world where our thinking is the real character of the story. It is a book through which we can understand how it is sometimes our silence what limits our freedom of speech, our intolerance and self-distrust what help justify any kind of discrimination...the war provoked for war´s sake is the most infamous crime of war and our lack of commitment to our fellows the worst attack to our freedom.

Through The Site readers will have a chance to search inside their souls. They will discover that ideologies can lead to nonsense, specially in this world and culture created by us where the ethic, respect and tolerance have lost value, where the others are simply the others but not my neighbor.  The best and the worst of us live in us … we have lost the heroic and romantic sense of life.

German philosopher Emmanuel Kant stated, “We are all equal as regards moral duty”. Indeed, it is this duty which compels us to denounce whenever and in whichever way our neighbour is hurt or denigrated. This must be done; for even though we may refuse to admit it, our behaviour towards our neighbour is, and will forever be, the mirror on which our souls shall be reflected.

As the protagonist of The Site says, “In life, you can allow yourself to have your own way, but you can never remain indifferent to your neighbour’s predicament or pain!”