new ways for boosting hungarian economy

since some years budapest really became a riot metropolis. on the 15th of march we were in the
city center in one of our fav bars, and while going there on one side there were the special forces of the police, on the other side the rebels (hooligans). in the last years it became a routine, that these people go on the streets on every national holidays. at the first rioting police was beaten heavily, they did not knew how to go on with that kind of rebels, had no equipment.
nowdays they are really impressive: they need max. one hour to clear the city, are equiped like a terminator.
as most places in europe rioting is not an everyday act, police has not that good possibilities for trainings. my idea is that for some money all european special forces could try out they knowledge on the streets of budapest.
that would boost tourism, all these policeman sure would liek to come back with family, showing them where they punched the hungarian riots, which shop they defended against them.

documentaries

found really interesting docmentaries also.
some insight of the darker side of world politics.

What is democracy?

find some shorts for that quesiton on arte's webpage.
specially liked the one from iran: telling so much about one society and human connections is really impressive.
what is also intresitng for hungarians: people are paying for public transport in teheran, not like in budapest...

springtme

it started to snow! in the middle of march, after beutiful sunshine some hours before. the hole office looked like a kindergarden, people going to window at getting vital.

bulgarian pop idol

the winner of the bulgarian pop idol was singing a hungarian mega-hit in the final, cool!



i rember june 2007 i was in praha, eating in a traditional restaurant and they played this song on the czech radio also in hungarian. omega is karel gott of hungary :)