The arms of my cross -chapter I-

The arms of my cross
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April 20, 1969. My eightieth birthday

Today I am eighty years old.

Although it can never serve as an atonement for my terrifying sins, I can say that I am no longer the same, starting with my name. My name is Friedrich Strauss now.

Nor do I pretend to escape any justice, I cannot. In conscience I am paying my penalty every new day. "My struggle”Was the written testimony of my delirium while now I try to discern what is really left after the bitter awakening to my condemnation.

My debt to the justice of humans makes little sense to collect it from these old bones. I would let myself be devoured by the victims if I knew that it relieved the pain, that extreme and entrenched pain, old, stale, clinging to the daily lives of mothers, fathers, children, entire towns for whom the best thing would have been if I had not been born.

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Fresh Banking

100 pesetas

The winter of the economy has arrived. Mattresses are once again sheltering people's savings, relying more on prosperous dreams than on the promises of 5% from mutual funds. It is no wonder, every day we see how banks study each other with the suspicious look of Clint Eastwood in "The Good, the Ugly and the Bad."

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Kicking the world right

Aristotle and Plato

The rock has surprising theories. Recently, having coffee in a bar and talking about the weather, an impromptu gathering has joined our group and, with airs of Nostradamus, has assured that climate change is due to the direct impact of so many satellites in the atmosphere. Rajoy's cousin would support this opinion, without a doubt.

Someone also told me recently that in a few years we will all have a chip inserted in the arm with which we will go through all kinds of controls. The aforementioned explained to me, absolutely convinced, that even to buy toilet paper at the Sabeco they will scan our arm to see if we have a balance.

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