I liked the clip. Sometimes I do feel the hurry too but it won't happen, you can't erase in minds hundreds years of intellectual slavery and immediate economic domination. Does it heal (hoelan) frustration? Not quite but I guess it can restore hope for the youth that can witness their elders haven't given up the Land and the fight.

So it is useful though it won't stand without the writings. I do wait for 1000 Lives for a Land. I can't say I'm a fan of the socialist thing.... (:-), as it is this ideology that justifies what they do to the Corsicans, what they have done to Breizh and elsewhere... I guess it is part of the heritage from the fight against the "franquists" (right?) but there is no need of a political ideology to claim the right for a Homeland, the right to self government, to speak and teach own language and culture. How to live without the foreseeable end of that humiliating and saddened situation without the feeling to give in? I believe it can lead to the need for some violent demonstration to establish the dream hasn't died regardless of the growing disconnect with a People forced into a mental submission to survive at least economically and nowdays socially, the political pressure to deny any form of rights for the small nations being the ultimate goal for the regime?

Writings forced into reality the living dream, weaponise the People and when good enough create frustration on the other side watching their inability to beat the spirit of a battered nation still standing?

Laugh at them again and again, they're gross and filthy, their only strength is the feeling of victory over the spirit, take it away from them, you'll see they're nothing, they have lost everything and have no good reason to fight for a Land that isn't theirs when the day comes.