Today officially Tony Blair is out and Gordon Brown is in as the new occupant of the 10 Downing Street. We’ll have to see how British foreign policy will change with Brown, and especially during these delicate times regarding Kosova’s final status. There is no doubt that in Blair, Kosova had a staunch supporter for its independence. In a letter last week, Blair assured the Kosovars, that his successor will be following the same policies, however we’ll have to see how the nuances will change. In the meanwhile, one thing can be said for sure: Blair is far more presentable, youthful and charismatic than Brown. In an interview given last week to BBC, I noticed that Brown has a certain, let’s call it “jaw-drop”, between sentences. If you press the shutter at the right time, I think you can produce a pretty silly picture of him. Would be pretty funny to see him side by side with W, actually I can’t wait for “Saturday Night Live” to come up with his imitation.

Until that time, let’s enjoy this precious picture: Here we have former MP Quentin Davis, a Tory defector and an avid sucker - that after breaking his own finger from over-sucking, is being offered a new thumb to suck. What can Brown do for you? Just ask Mr Davis. Our online pharmacy is the perfect resource for people to get their drugs without any hassles or awkwardness. buy cialis We work hard to make sure you save money every time you shop with us. buy levitrabuy soma At our online store, you pay less and get more. buy viagra

   

Mr. Putin, wasn’t sure he understood everything, so he asked a few questions:

At the end, Mr. Putin wasn’t very pleased with the message:

PRESIDENT BUSH: What you do is you get your diplomats working with Russian diplomats, as well as EU diplomats, to see if there is not common ground. In other words, there has to be an effort to see if we can’t find a way for everybody to say, well, it’s a good idea. And if you end up being in a position where you don’t, at some point in time, sooner rather than later, you’ve got to say enough is enough, Kosovo is independent. And that’s the position we’ve taken.

Interestingly, I didn’t find a single Albanian name on the list of the signers. I wonder how many of the petitioners would actually bother to write on behalf of the Albanian children spending their childhood in poverty, or about old homeless people left without a penny by the social changes, about orphans or unemployed (roughly 20% of the workforce). Sad as it is to see the wolf in a cage, it can’t compare with … the entire population of Albania stuck behind the high bars topped with barbed wire of the foreign embassies, unable to obtain a visa to travel abroad. People with illnesses that can’t be cured in Albania, students that would like to study abroad, or simply workers that would like a earn a decent and dignified living from their work. Now, who’s going to write a petition about them?

The only thing I don’t like though is that the Google copyright information spills over outside of the Google map, but since I use their component I’ll have to live with that. If anyone is interested to use such a plugin, I’d be glad to give out the code and help with installing it.