Not That I Had A Big Arse

My Assessment Of Julian Assange Is A Professional One, Really, Of What He's Managed To Achieve, And The Idea That He Came Up With, Which Set The World Alight And Continues To Inspire Others Like Snowden [nsa Leaker Edward Snowden], About The Secret Goings-on That Are Done In Our Name With Our Tax Dollars On Behalf Of Big Business Or Politics. He Launched The Revolutionary Idea That Citizens Can Start To Claim Back A Paradigm For Questioning Power Structures And Those In Authority Through An Anonymous, Whistle-blowing Website.

Thus, A Vision Of The Whole Gradually Grew For Me That Was Nourished By The Various Experiences And Realizations I Had Encountered Along My Theological Path. I Rejoiced To Be Able To Say Something Of My Own, Something New And Yet Completely Within The Faith Of The Church. The Feeling Of Aquiring A Theological Vision That Was Ever More Clearly My Own Was The Most Wonderful Experience Of Those Years.

I Don't Think I Could Form My Writing Into Scripts Or Novels. It's So Sporadic. My Writing's Pretty Poor. I Often Think, "who's This For?" Sometimes It's Impressions Of The Day Or My Life, Or It's Fiction. Sometimes It's About Things I Want To Remember, Or I Try To Write In Really Awful French.

Doctor Strange Is An Origin Story So There's A Certain Room For Me Improving As Well As The Character Improving.

Sometimes When You Do Fight Scenes You Think, "oh, I'll Be Hit In The Face," Because People Get Carried Away With Their Vanity And Want To Look Too Cool To Care, But We Were All Really Careful With Each Other.