Fog, haze, cloudscape … selling the smoke that the political industry so badly needs to sustain the cosmology of lies is becoming more complicated, even with the resources provided by power at hand. These days I have seen the photograph of the window of a shoe and accessories store in Mallorca. The owners have put up a sign that says “Liquidation In Despair.” Dear readers, it is irrational, inhuman and catastrophic to try to cover the sun with one finger. Irresponsibility in every sense of the word. The photography of this street in Mallorca is repeated throughout Spain. In every business, small and medium company that collapses there are people, families, with their life projects, assuming responsibilities and contributing to the economy of our ramshackle Nation. The money from the General State Budget is the money that taxpayers pay in the form of taxes. During 2020, one and a half million jobs have been lost in Spain. With our work we defray the expenses of Public Services, as well as energy, communication, running water, etc. In each and every one of the lost jobs live people who experience the darkness and despair of gradually running out of money to pay their rent or mortgage. That they cannot afford the basic necessities to live, from electricity, clothing, footwear, school supplies for their children; even food. It is about seeing each other one day without being able to eat; without being able to feed our children properly. So where are Human Rights? So far in the 21st century, apparently we do not learn from the 20th century, if something is shown with facts, verifiable, argued and contrasted data, it is that populist progressivism is not progress. It is not civilization because dogma and ideological perk persecute thought. “If you want to meet a man, clothe him with great power. Power does not corrupt, it only unmasks” Pitaco of Mytilene (680-568 BC) The dangers that lie in wait have been known and warned since ancient times. That is, broadly speaking, culture and its daily practical utility. Fear of the pandemic and economic misery. We cannot allow ourselves to be crushed by the rentiers of mists and ditches.
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