Commentary

  • Happy in their depravity

    The text critiques Israel’s actions against Palestinians, highlighting severe atrocities and mass casualties, while questioning the disparity between Israeli happiness and global condemnation due to oppressive policies and violence. Read more

  • When Lenora became Lenny

    If you could have something named after you, what would it be? It would have to be a song. As a matter of fact, there is a song called Lenny by the late blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan. And what a great song (instrumental) it is too. Unfortunately, it’s not named after me. I’m tickled, Read more

  • The grift that keeps on giving

    Religion has long been exploited for financial gain, exemplified by Paula White, a televangelist with a controversial history, now empowered by political endorsement, further perpetuating religious scams under governmental protection. Read more

  • Is the outrage over leaked war plans normal?

    Is the outrage over leaked war plans normal?

    The leak of classified military information highlights hypocrisy in America’s outrage over the process, while overlooking the ongoing tragedy of Yemen’s suffering and loss. Read more

  • Procrastinate

    What do you wish you could do more every day? Laze about! That’s all. Since retirement, I’m inexplicably always finding things to do every single day.  Sometimes, even unnecessary things. I need a break from doing. I need to embrace the art of procrastination. Read more

  • Human Rights Day In South Africa

    Human Rights Day In South Africa

    South Africa’s Human Rights Day commemorates the Sharpeville massacre, highlighting current threats to human rights globally, particularly regarding Palestine and issues involving figures like Trump and Musk. Read more