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by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
Thursday, June 26, 2025

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Is it not a marvel to leave an outline of our smile in the doorway after we have gone? It is common amongst human beings to dream of being a king or queen of an army of loyals fighting in the faction of Love. Alicia would be the first soldier. Doesn’t it sound like really common? No doubts about this. I mean, when we are awake, what?

(Inspired in Adventures of Alice in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll)

 

Bourgeoise consents Misery and Poverty. They don’t care about these they left behind, neither how nor where, but they know why.

 

Javier Tebas, president of the Professional Football League: We are not here to solve the world’s problems… (He is not very clever)

 

Some people envies the rich for their capitals and their possessions, and there is a complete unanimity amongst the rich to envy people who are happy with little.

 

The heart knows its own bitterness and a stranger intermeddleth not with its Joy.

John Bunyan, The pilgrim’s progress, 1678.

 

 

A common thing happens when the genie appears, all the dunces confabulate against him.

Words by Johnathan Swift, to whom I am very grateful to.

'Thoughts on various subjects, moral and diverting' 

 

King Feysal cost what it cost and his wristwatch $100 million.

 

Since Industrial Revolution and the appearance of the big factories they built up quarters of lowest category for workers and their families, where the day by day, the existence is suffocating due to the lack of incomes, low salaries, the noise due to the overcrowding itself and to the bad quality of the materials employed; everyone guesses its quick deteroration, decadence and abandon.

 

Slavery, Misery, Exploitation and Poverty reaches big masses of the population. It is a painful evidence for miserible and poor people, we are witness.

 

The more we esteem ourselves, the bigger slanders seems to us.

 

Enemies of Plenitude and Paradise, your true condemnation is the lack of real affection.

 

 

 

 

 

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