
Flowers for Altisha
Friends,Thanks for being a supporter and reader. Let me know if there are stories, travel pieces, etc that catch your fancy. If you like what you read please share.Every week,

Friends,Thanks for being a supporter and reader. Let me know if there are stories, travel pieces, etc that catch your fancy. If you like what you read please share.Every week,

In 2026, the fear for my Palestinian-American grandchildren looms large, even as they embrace their American identity. As proud adopted grandparents of three children from Gaza, we witness their resilience amidst trauma. Their father, a political refugee, embodies love and justice, having survived unimaginable hardships. This narrative intertwines our shared histories, highlighting the tragic irony of suffering. We strive for a just peace, honoring our ancestors’ struggles while dreaming of a day when we can travel together to a free Palestine. Join us in exploring the complexities of identity, belonging, and the quest for peace in a fractured world.
The absurdist theater of American foreign policy has long relied on a specific brand of nonsensical farce dressed up in the vestments of alleged democratic alignment and human rights. Today, that system has culminated in a bizarre, modern political mutation: the Rumptocracy. This regime is characterized by a leadership so self-absorbed that it has no need for eyes, buried securely within its own anatomy. As the U.S. wages war on sovereign nations, the true goal emerges: to reverse the changes of 1959 and reclaim Cuba as a playground for the wealthy. Will the American voter finally demand accountability for these travesties?

A fierce reflection on America’s long history of intervention in Iran, the shadow of Iraq and Afghanistan, and the dangerous machinery of vengeance, oil, and endless war. This essay asks what happens when a nation forgets the cost of past catastrophes and marches toward another.

A St. Patrick’s Day reflection from Girona, Catalonia, connecting Irish survival, Catalan resistance, and the enduring struggle against cultural erasure, fascism, and silence. Through memory, poetry, history, and personal reflection, Namaya honors Ireland not as a symbol of celebration alone, but as a nation of resilience, solidarity, and freedom.

An Evil Greater Than Jeffrey Epstein? The evil of the grifter, con man, rapist, pedophile will be debated for generations to come. There is a level of evil that rises
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