[pp.int.general] purpose of manifesto

[Carlos Ayala Vargas]

Per von Zweigbergk wrote:
> If some people think it's funny to make word play using an acronym you 
> don't even use yourselves in the country -- well, I don't think that's 
> a big problem. Such childish arguments in the end only backfire on the 
> person using them.
I wish it could be real, however you may have heard about the Goebbels 
thing -that about repeating lies to make them familiar and confused with 
the truth-:

- they accused /Ciutadans/ -self-defined as /leftist liberal/- of being 
a Popular Party brand, of being right-winged, etc
- they accuse UPyD -founded by Rosa Diez, former PSOE MEP, and self 
defined as leftist liberal- of being /right-winged/, etc

It's a seek & destroy strategy aimed to anything that can be harmful to 
the Zapatero Administration; what is actually funny is having some 
people in most popular Spanish web sites dedicated to harsh a 61-member 
party like PIRATA -some friends of mine talk about/ preemptive abortion/ 
(i.e., trying to avoid PIRATA become bigger, trying to avoid it become 
really harmful to their interests)-. I can understand people attacking a 
party with 1 MP in Spanish Congress, but attacking us ... anyway they 
do, they use the /PPirata /stuff and such.

And as we're not /right-wing/ -nor /left-wing/, but ideologically 
neutrals (/no issues outside core issues/ and all that jazz)-, it's 
essential for us to avoid any kind of confusion with other parties, 
preserving for the eyes of the public opinion our political personality. 
Regards,


                                                                                           
Carlos Ayala
                                                                                           
( Aiarakoa )

                                                                    
Partido Pirata National Board's Chairman