ZERO HOUR PROJECT
To those who think another world is possible and necessary...
Friday, June 06, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Thursday, March 13, 2008
CEFILIBE GOES ONLINE!

Wednesday, March 12, 2008
CLIENT # 1

This morning, as everybody knows, Eliot Spitzer announced his resignation as Governor of the State of New York for what the Times called the “seamy sex drama.”
I think what is really sleazy is the way the media (even the so-called progressive) have covered this and many other dull events while the country is falling apart. It´s troublesome! But at the same time, it is curious too. Basically because ultimately the media do as the media ratings go. Sometimes, as it is said, all it would take is one person to stand up and say “fuck this!” And then, another one.
It must be hard to be known as “client #9” but, it would never be as hard as it is to be client #1 (sometimes even without realizing it) to a club (the media club) where intelligence has no place, to say the least.
But tomorrow, it will be another day. Maybe a good time to cancel my unrequested registration.
Saturday, March 08, 2008
ALEX AND WOMEN
I was told that Alex was born a normal beautiful baby but one day, at the age of five, he was involved in a terrible car accident that left him in a comma. As the months passed by, everybody became hopeless about the likelihood of his recovery. However, one year later, without any previous sign of improvement, all of a sudden, he got back.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
THE ELECTION FRENCY
After yesterday´s results in the Democratic race, I kept thinking of the almost unbridled frenzy that this election has generated in the people. Frenzy that has made voters all across the nation show up at primaries and caucuses in record numbers and the two remaining candidates fight till the very last moment. I think that is good. What is not good is that the reasons behind this massive turnout does not seem to be an object of consideration, especially by the media.
To think about it would probably lead us to ask ourselves why this was not the case in the past?, or yet better, what should be done to avoid the new government, once elected, from failing its responsibilities to the people once again, to simply avoid having a 2-minute democracy –-the time it takes to pull the lever down in the voting booth?
Looks like somebody has already given a thought to it.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
NADER, A LOST READER?
As everybody knows, Ralph Nader, 4-time presidential contender, announced a new bid for the White House as an independent candidate today. I regard Mr. Nader as among the most distinguish progressive political activists in the United States nowadays but, this time, I have to say I believe his decision is a mistake, basically for himself.
Mr. Nader does not seem to be reading the same book (or at least the same page) the majority of the people of the U. S. is reading aloud: that which narrates the end of the Bush Regime and his wacky policies. It is idle to say that for that end, it is necessary to add up forces (not to subtract them in any way) there where there´s better chances to succeed. Obviuosly, it does not imply to give a blank check of support, it implies to understand history.
Ralph Nader is a great guy, no doubt about it, his intentions are the best (to represent those who have no voice, to have a much broader debate, to push the Democratic candidates to take a more progressive stance) but his moment could not be worse, basically because having no chances to have a real impact on the race this time, he will only end up diminishing his own voice. I hope I am wrong.











