Catch you on the flip side

Yesterday’s rant was the final real contribution to this website. Today I’m merely telling you that after this post you won’t be finding any new publications here on Eur0trash.net. Why? For two reasons: ● The more I’m active on the web, the less I’m active IRL. I want to do voluntary stuff again, to do something nice for people who deserve it or need it, for example,... [Read more]

I am MAD! Mad as hell! And I’m NOT gonna take this anymore!

This movie, Network, of which the following clip is the most notable scene, is from 1976. Right now it’s 2009, with 2010 in sight, and once again (or perhaps: still) we’re dealing with the same old problems that we as society allow to take place. During elections you can choose to vote for either a douche or a turd. Voting for the best politician is utopia, it’s more a matter of... [Read more]

Misshapen babies in Fallujah

Due to the rising number of babies being born with grotesque misshapings (no head, two heads, only one eye in the forehead or missing limbs), are women in Fallujah terrified to have children. In September 2009 in the General Hospital in Fallujah were 170 babies born, of whom 24% died within the first week and 75% were misshapen. The British government however says that only 3 misshapen babies are... [Read more]

NL 201X (The Netherlands in the 2010’s); A Scenario Not To Be Ignored

Eur0trash.net is back after taking care of all kinds of things. And it’s back with something for your mind. Especially when you’re Dutch; PAY ATTENTION! What you are about to see is a visualization of what is going on in this nation, and more importantly; what may happen if people don’t watch out in the next couple of years, based on how matters and affairs were and are developing.... [Read more]

A timeless and breathtaking speech, addressed to all of us

Yes, the following video has been posted all over the web, countless times, over and over again. Apparently it’s still needed given the state our world is in. So it can’t be reposted enough. In case you haven’t seen the video before: this is Severn Cullis-Suzuki, at the age of 12, speaking at the UN Earth Summit in 1992. Listen carefully to every word she said.                 ... [Read more]