next step

I'm thinking about the topic of the next posts...
I would like to deal with a couple of topics, none of them (strictly) connected with politics: food facts and customization of personal computers.
It could sound weird, I have this matters in mind, but you know... I could write something about my electricity consumption mania, about my feeling sick when I open a book (more precisely, when I read a pic or a pdf file on my screen), about the sensation of stupidity when the vendor “changes” the vacuum flask with the same vacuum flask, and you realize only later... you mess everything up, and that's your fault, and you know it, but you hate when others make you notice that! That's human, I think.
Simply, I wanted to post something, today, and this “next steps” (!) is something, isn't it?

I've been told the BBC is quite conservative (tory): actually to see the UK premier criticized because he (or his secretary) misspelt a soldier's name makes me feel strange.I mean, that's right that the government is under scrutiny, but it seems to me they are using very silly arguments.. who knows. By the way, I don't really understand the media approach to the war and the British contribute to the conflict. All these people with the “puppy”, or what's its name... they seem to me to be a bit too rhetorical. And if I think about the “Army cadet” just here down the road, it makes me feel uneasy. This topic deserves further research: till now, I did not manage to discuss about it with British people: I tried twice, but the persons involved were not that “responsive”. I will try harder.

Ah, I forgot to say that the new leader of the Italian PD gave his contribute about the crucifix, on the same day I posted about it... he gave his worse, of course!