Escape from boredom

I must admit that I have found the first parts leaking out from the “Cabelgate” at Wikileaks was kind of boring – that some diplomat finds Berlusconi partying to hard and Sarchozy being easily offended, who cares? But when Hillary Clinton is ordering illegal surveillance of the U.N…ref. for instance http://bigthink.com/ideas/25172

Diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks show that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ordered U.S. diplomats, the CIA, and the FBI to spy on highest echelons of UN officialdom, including Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon and World Health Organization, the Guardian reports. The U.S. event wanted biometric information of UN officials including DNA and iris scans.

In the news today Clinton was angry, she is apparently having good reasons for that, and hurray for Cabelgate! (Until I decide otherwise…)

Alone at home today, was watching “Two and a half men” when I decided during a commercial break to switch to “The Big Bang Theory“. There was a scene where one of the characters yelled out in a bar that his picture would be in Peoples Magazine, when Charlie Sheen turned around saying something like “Until you are on the front page it does not matter”… I took that as a sign and switched back to Two and a Half Men, feeling sorry for having left them in the first place…