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Category Archives: International Affairs
Looking Out to See In
The extreme consequences of writing on walls in other places: On the other hand, when it comes to Syrian graffiti, it seems that one of the few “free” spaces for Syrians and supporters of the Syrian revolution to spray is … Continue reading
Un muchacho debajo de una mesa!
Just started Spanish 1, Lesson 1 from Rosetta Stone. I totally have gatos, perros, and caballos down. Anybody else used this thing? How did it work out for you?
Agenda Movie Club: Gomorrah
Gomorrah Matteo Garrone 2008 What a sad, sad movie this is. It’s true that there are a lot of times we meet characters at the beginning of a film and we know that by the end they will be dead … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs, Movies
Tagged cinema, film, Gomorrah, Matteo Garrone, Movies, organized crime
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A great wrong has been… um… righted.
This, from the Guardian (UK) today: Smuggled and bootlegged, it has been the cause of transatlantic tensions for more than two decades. But after 21 years in exile, the haggis is to be allowed back into the United States. (Emphasis … Continue reading
Posted in Crises, Food, Health, Human Interest, Human Rights, International Affairs, Law, Scandal
Tagged haggis, justice
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Do Unto Others, Motherfucker.
First, a story (just stay with me here): It is late winter in Holland. We’ll say that the year is 1569, because it was. A man named Dirk Willems is being hunted. It could be snowing, or not, regardless it … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, International Affairs, Politics, Rants
Tagged Coward Bozo, Dirk Willems, Haiti, Jonah Goldberg, Martin Luther King Jr., Mike McGowan
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One thing
You don’t need the Agenda to tell you about the horror in Haiti. But I do want to mention that my friend, and former Haitian language teacher, Kiran, is currently headed down there to help his friends and “Haitian family,” … Continue reading
Nice Sentiment, But, Sadly, No…
I guess that when you’re Teh President, you can’t even win a free turkey dinner at the bingo parlor without the talking heads harshing your mellow about it. Can’t a guy get a simple “congratulations” anymore? Latest case in point: … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs, Media, Politics, Sexy X-Men?
Tagged Nobel Peace Prize, Obama, Sadly No!, Thomas Friedman
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Le Comte de Frou Frou, I believe…
For the record, I don’t remember this many people going around wishing each other “Happy Bastille Day” last year or the year before or the year before that.
Posted in International Affairs
Tagged Aristo-Pig!, Bastille Day, Blackadder, France, socialism
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May Day
May Day, the international workers holiday, is a big deal everywhere but the US. And usually, on this worldwide labor day, there is a lot more excitement than grilling dawgs and drinking a few in the backyard. On May 1, … Continue reading
Posted in Crises, Economics, Human Rights, International Affairs
Tagged free speech, istanbul, labor, may day, struggle, workers
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