Oh Ken, as soon as you told me that the Parliament was voting if the UK would start to bomb Syria, I started to follow the news for knowing what they decided, finally Cameron's proposal won, I don't know if their decision was the correct or not, and I am nobody for judging them, I only hope they have taken the best decision for the UK and the security of its people, and not because of foreign pressure because sadly there will not be turning back... On the other hand, I'm not too sure if the non-participation ensures internal security, so, what does it do in these cases? It's too difficult to know it... Macri isn't a true peronist, but How can you win an election in a country where the most people are peronists? surely, you would need of their votes otherwise it would be impossible doing it; then, the most of the candidates claim to be peronists or at least they try to show themselves as too close to the peronist ideas, and as you can find what you want into the …show more content…
Shakespeare was also a thief? and you say that Leonardo and he worked together??, oh!!! yes! now I remember, everyone used to think they were enemies because Leonardo owed money to William, Leonardo had opened a count in the Medicis' Bank with part of money that belonged to William, anyway Shakespeare wasn't looking for Leonardo for his money, actually they both were fallen in love of Monalisa, then Leonardo painted her portrait, and Shakespeare, for not be outdone, wrote 146 sonnets for her, and among them was your last poem Ken :(, the problem -or not, I don't know- was that Monalisa loved only that poem, yours, the only one that William had not written, aaand... Monalisa began to follow you everywhere, therefore one day you sent me to know if I could get two passages to America in the Mayflower, but the passages were sold out because of that Henry VIII was persecuting to all of the chefs of the kingdom who were forced to flee . Oh! Even Shakespeare wrote a book on pastries that he never published