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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Mission Accomplished – Goodbye President Bush!
Finally president Bush gives the world some hope – by stepping aside. Now we can clearly see what he has achieved during last eight years.
Eight years ago January 17, 2001 the Onion published a satirical made-up inauguration speech of George W. Bush: ‘Our Long National Nightmare Of Peace And Prosperity Is Finally Over’. It is [...]
Stop Heathrow airport expansion and became a landowner in Britain!
Greenpeace UK has bought a piece of land in the middle of the proposed third runway site at Heathrow. You can also join the Airplot community and help to stop airport expansion. And besides, you will be a landlord in Britain! Now where is it possible to get this posh British accent?
Fed up with pork, beef and poultry fed with GMO soya
We are cutting down our meat consumption for several reasons. Intensive meat production beefs up carbon emissions. Here in Finland more and more meat is produced with GMO soya and it is impossible to know if GMO soya is used to feed the animals or not.
So when we use meat, we tend to prefer elk, [...]
BBC celebrates top moments of Bush
BBC has collected the unforgettable appearances of the ‘misunderestimated’ president Bush.
“I think war is a dangerous place.”
Washington DC, 7 May, 2003
The photo has been taken in a Finnish coffee house toilet summer 2004.
Skiing off trails in Kainuu
Skiing in Kainuu Hills after New Year party with good friends and good old over 10 feet long forests skiis. We went off-trails in unbroken snow. Or not totally unbroken, some animals had been off trail too. Here a lynx has followed footprints of a hare.