A day wich will live in infamy

Reading www.elmercurio.cl the other day, I learned that the mortal rests of General Bernardo O'Higgins, our beloved founding father, were being moved from the Military Academy to the new "citizenship square", by wish of Satan..., I mean, Ricardo Lagos. The process and ceremony had lots of problems, and for some hours O'Higgins was left either on the ground or in a military jeep, with no honor.
When O'Higgins was on the ground, at the same time, the new elected president, the Encarnation of Evil.., eehh, Michel Bachelet was giving an award to Bono, because he said that in Chile there were violations to human rights, please. Is someone else asking himself what the hell is going on? A millionare musician is given an award for saying something that all of us chileans know, while O'Higgins, who bled and risk his life (as all his soldiers) to free us from the spanish domination, is forgotten on the floor with no honor.


Hey, hear this, there were violations to the human rights of some terrorists communists who betrayed their country, tried to make a civil war and destroy most of it to convert Chile into communism, maybe they deserved it. Where is my award? Is Bono better than me, or any other chilean? Hell no, and there is no way he is better than O'Higgins.
Seems like Maddox was right: "Unless you're rich, nothing you have to say will ever matter".

Do you think that's the only blasphemy of our socialists and communists chilean fellows? Remember they named a terrorist faction after another chilean hero, Manuel Rodriguez. (Yes, the Frente Patriotico Manuel Rodriguez, or FPMR).
And in honor of Arturo Prat, who fought to the death for his country, a group of socialists actors represented him as a homosexual. Are they shameless? This people died for you people, and this is how you treat them? This is "The payment of Chile" (El pago the Chile). Man, I feel shame of my own country, I think I'm going to live in Australia.And for me, I've been asked for more pictures of girls, but lately I've had to study a lot, and to get pictures of girls I have to get out of Delft, wich means I have to pay an expensive train ticket. Although most things are much more expensive than in Chile, I've realized that most of things related to computers costs half the price of Chile. For example the game Medal of Honor in Chile costs $50.000 pesos (about 80 euros), and here I found it at 15 euros (less than $10.000 pesos). I've also found this powerfull HP Pavilion at about 1200 euros (about $750.000 pesos), which in Chile costs something like $1.400.000 pesos (about 2200 euros), so I've decided that I won't leave Europe without one of this babys, even if that means that I'll have to eat shitty food for six months.
Oh, yeah, I remembered, I tryed to find a job, and I've found out that here it's very easy to found one, and that they can be very well paid (between 2,5 to 9 euros per hour!), however, the law here says that I'm not allowed to work because I'm not from the European Union. Yes, you've heard right, I had to pay thousands of euros in visa, residence permit, not to name the very expensive airplane ticket from Chile (about 1000 euros), to live here just for 6 months as an exchange student, and I'm not allowed even to wash the dishes in a restaurant a couple of hours a day. Crap.

The exchange students from the EU don't need a visa, don't even register in the city (even when they should, just to pay about 20 euros), they travell in this low costs airliners, have no problem to work, and they even receive about 100 euros per month! I receive nothing, not even the chance to make a honest living! The only chance for me to get a job is to find someone willing to give me a "black job", and I have to find that person in Delft, a small town in the Netherlands, so you can imagine what my chances are. Worthless.

And what about the EU exchange students who go to Chile? They dont get a visa, so after 3 months in Chile, they travel to Mendoza (Argentina) for a day, and problem solved. Nobody needs a work permit in Chile. My EU friends tell me "Yes, but think about the USA, it's so much worst there". Hey, I have a friend who went to California as an exchange student (Vicho, went to Santa Barbara), and he had no problems to find a white job in the university itself!

I got the message, Europe doesn't want foreigners, they don't want me here, so I'm never coming back. If you want to see Europe, don't go for exchange, just go for the summer and buy a train ticket valid for a month. If you want an exchange experience that's usefull and not so expensive, or are you thinking about moving to another country to make a honest living because you're tired of all those suckers in the chilean government, go to the US, or Australia. Europe blows.