LOL. Sorry for the explicit language. It's just that I have gotten a bit annoyed with a certain idiot who keeps hacking my other website. No less than 5 times in a month. Twice infected my computer at work with trojans. It is only good fortune that I haven't been fired yet. LOL. On top, it is really annoying to be woken up at 1.30 in the morning not once but twice because there has been a new attack.

Oh well, I think I have all of the malicious software and scripts removed now. I was about to throw in the towel but ended up a little savvyer (is it actually spelled like this??) than I expected myself to be. Anyway, I hope all is good now and I can focus on more important stuff again: e.g. reading Paul Auster's back catalog.

I was going to comment on the Libanon crisis (soon-to-be-war?) but since I am not sure anything I'd say would actually make much sense, I may just say nothing. Because things aren't always as easy as they look on the surface and if the Middle East conflict was easy it would have been solved a long time ag. It seems like this is a war like no other and blaming the escalation of violence entirely on Israel is somewhat missing the point. All of this has to be looked at and analyzed in a bigger context. It is so damn difficult to say who is right in this. It might be that they're all wrong and maybe there is no right in all of this. That aside, it's just very frustrating to see innocent people dying on both sides. There is so little regard for human life on both sides. I mean, after 60 years of war, they could have learned that bloodshed and war only lead to more bloodshed and a longer war? Apparently, they haven't and the responsibility for allowing this conflict to continue lies with everyone stuck in their respective idiologies. The United States are to Israel what Iran and Syria are to Hez'bollah. If the world don't give up on old point of views and absolute solidarities with either side this conflict will remain in a status quo and will be ever lasting. Okay, enough about that.

Happy weekend, everyone!