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Figueras Baseball Academy 2006 

A guide to direction in priority needs to efface fundamental flaws of the political game is required. I am discomposed about all the hype but that doesn't do any good.

My willingness to voice strong opinions have helped me in the past to seek answers to my anxieties and crucial information of which I might not have been aware of. Certainly, I embrace the view that the world could be a better place to live if it is given a chance. Many is the time when a wealth of good ideas have been stored in my mind but owing to lack of support I have never been able to foster those ideas for very long. Still, I care for the world and want to make a difference. Yeah! indeed, I cannot be disingenuous about it, I would like to eradicate poverty in the world and all the rest but I am also fully aware that praying for rain can have its own peculiar pitfalls since jumping the fence well does not always assure you of a save landing.  Albeit, this is an interesting peculiarity of my inner vision of which I am now keenly conscious, I have never been inclined to chisel a career in politics since I thought it would be probably best done by someone else. Nevertheless. the pillars have a great weight to bear as the debate about the loss of sensitive data connected to 25 million people is beginning to assume even greater proportions. In no sense has this issue being brought to a desired end since, like a dog with a bone in his jaw, the leader of the Conservative Party, David Cameron will not let this one lay easily. The sinner might have been forgiven but the sin still has not and, albeit, Mr. Cameron is fully aware that his occasional eccentricities attracts much attention than his willingness to voice strong opinions, he may seize this opportunity to issue The Prime Minister, Gordon Brown and Chancellor, Alistair Darling a red card for tripping themselves over and nearly falling on the political field. Indeed, what he will be saying might be construed as a provocative pretended posture but it is part and parcel of the political game. Certainly, without being unjust he will do his best to shake things up a bit which will serve the purpose of intimidating ignorant antagonists and certainly justifying his inclination to run with the liberal hare and hunt with the conservative hounds without offering real solution to this particular issue or guidance for those who may want it. I find it tiresome that intelligent people can remain blind to feigned statements of concern since they are beyond the pale and certainly help to breed rumours and mistrust about the current administration. Everyone makes mistakes, well, so do they, but the Government has apologised for the lack of concentration and aptness of a junior member of the executive office, and I expect that it can be relied on to steer confidently away from any such potentially negligence happening again. There are some experiences we can only ever need once and, perhaps, it is going to be a cold and lonely winter for the Prime Minister and I would like to ask everyone in Great Britain to summon their faith and support Gordon Brown and I can assure you that your support will not be misplaced. The fact that we know a little more now about what really happened, merely, gives us the perspicacity that only hindsight can ever supply and at least give us a more cheerful temperament but there is no point in repeating it since it is not going to get any better.

P.Figueras

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