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“Mientras no sufran homofobia, la sodomita insolidaria no considerará que su deber ético y político es cambiar las circunstancias sociales de opresión que sufren maricas, bollos, trans, inmigrantes, trabajadoras del sexo, etc. ¿De qué sirve la lucha contra la homofobia si no se acompaña de una lucha contra los medios de exclusión social? Para empezar, para lavarle la cara al poder. Para entrar en complicidad con estrategias neoliberales que respetan a las maricas pero no se preocupan por su bienestar social, que les cambian el DNI a las trans pero no les facilitan una cobertura integral de la seguridad social y encima las psiquiatrizan y las vuelven a meter en el armario de la enfermedad mental. Una Ética Marica se tiene que hacer cargo de este absurdo ideológico, de esta hipocresía: haz con tu culo lo que te dé la gana, pero sin casa, sin trabajo, sin papeles, excluido socialmente.”

“Mientras que, para vergüenza mía, estoy viendo la muerte inminente de estos veinte mil hombres, que por capricho y una ilusión de gloria corren a sus tumbas cual si fueran lechos, y pelean por un trozo de tierra tan reducido que no ofrece espacio a los combatientes para sostener la lucha, ni siquiera es un osario bastante capaz para enterrar a los muertos.”

“Mientras recorríamos las calles de la Ciudad de México recordé cómo eran la primera vez que las vi, la terracería, el polvo; y ahora el drenaje, el alumbrado, los caminos pavimentados, los edificios como carbones negros iluminados por los faroles con electricidad, los templos coloniales; el pasado y el futuro mezclados en un presente incierto. Los faros de acetileno alumbraban el camino. Pasamos una última vez por el Palacio de Gobierno y la Catedral. Me hubiera gustado tener tiempo para cambiarme de ropa.”

“Mientras terminaba la correa que me había ayudado a comenzar,perdida en mis meditaciones, le agradecí en silencio por el tiempo que había dedicado a hablar conmigo, más que por el arte que me había transmitido, pues descubría que lo más valioso que tienen los demás para darnos es su tiempo. El tiempo al cual la muerte le da su valor.”

“Mierda.” José screeched to a halt, and reversed to start a three-point turn – of which points two and three never materialised as, looking back, the road from where we’d come was now filled side-to-side by an advancing column of police, some with riot shields, some on horseback, marching towards us. José decided, quite reasonably in my opinion, that this wasn’t a place to be trapped so his passenger could try out his Spanish with the Venezuelan Riot Police. His solution – drive straight ahead at a tangent to the road, across a vast stretch of wasteland.”

“Mifsud notes that J. D. Evans had graduated from Cambridge in 1949 and that in the early 1950s he was 'in desperate need of a PhD'. The thesis that the future Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of London chose to develop, influenced by the Italian archaeologist Barnarbo Brea, was that the very first human inhabitants of the previously unpeopled Malta had been immigrants from the Neolithic Stentinello culture of Sicily -- a theory that is still part of the conventional academic wisdom about Malta today. In pursuing this thesis, Mifsud suggests, it was not convenient to the young Evans to have to deal with the evidence of the Ghar Dalam teeth that suggested a prior, Palaeolithic, human presence in Malta. This, then, either as a conscious or unconscious motive, could explain why Evans was so vehement in his attacks on the antiquity of the taurodonts [that could belong to Neanderthals] and so economical with the truth in his published statements about them. He wanted them out of the way -- permanently -- of his own theory about Malta's first inhabitants.”

“Might as well tell you. In that shop we were in, they had this shelf with loads of records and tapes. So I was looking for the one you lost that time. Do you remember, Kath? I never told you at the time, but I tried really hard to find it. I remember looking for ages. And when it looked in the end like it wasn't going to turn up, I just said to myself, one day I'll go to Norfolk and I'll find it there for her.”

“Might I give counsel to any man, I would say to him, try to frequent the company of your betters. In books and in life, that is the most wholesome society; learn to admire rightly; the great pleasure of life is that. Note what great men admire.”