X-mas 11 days away

The Pig Liberation Campaign goes on. The distinguished Professor Ambjoern Svinhufvud was a little bit disturbed by the critizism that claimed that he did not care about the liberation of pig campaign, but actually was operating his own personal agenda. Just promoting his life project to increase life quality for small people and to end the reign of terror by overgrowns. Some claimed that he did not see the greater picture where gnomes actually got rather popular i the eyes of the public, despite the enormous amount of meat-eaters among them. They alright feel sorry for the pigs, but nevertheless eat them gladly. Actually, one of Svinhufvud's upcoming projects is to try and spread islam, judaism and buddhism as all three religions lay restrictions on eating meat... His critics say this is a construction to wash his meat dirty hands, as no one knows what he actually ate during all those years in the mines of Vorkuta.

We don't exactly know the origines of this photo, but it appears to show Svinhufvud and a piglet, and the latter seems very happy to be rescued. The pig seems to like to be held by Svinhufvud. However, analysis of photos are indeed difficult. Remember how the Soviet authorities used to change editions of Soviet schoolbooks from year to year. The people on the photos were eliminated one by one. Finally only Lenin and Stalin remained. Not that I say that there is anything funny about this photo. The piglet's smile may be a genuine one...



I my book you should read and view things in the best of intention, not as the devil reads the Bible - to find and use the eventual loop-holes. And if you develop your distrustful side and start to think the worst of people, there is a great possibility that you end up poisoning your own life.



However, the little Piglet seemed to have no name so Svinhufvud named Styrbjoern after the man who killed his fathers brother, the black sheep of the Svinhufvud family. The name is difficult to translate, but probably means something like a bear who steer, navigate and command a ship. Possible a viking ship or even older.