Commentary

  • The rats abandoning HMS Genocide

    As genocide unfolds in Gaza, more prominent individuals are voicing criticism of Israel, revealing hypocrisy among previous apologists as they confront uncomfortable truths about war crimes and their complicity. Read more

  • To give your love no matter what…

    I expect nothing from friendship. And I hope my friends are not actively seeking out any good qualities in me. Even so, it wouldn’t matter. Except, we could be better friends if you loved music. That’s it. Nothing else. With that said, here’s something special from The Red Hot Chili Peppers. …I heard a little… Read more

  • That old nugget

    Do you practice religion? Absolutely not! Practicing religion implies trying to get better at it. But what is it? Is it even tangible? Is religion an art form that you need to practice to attain competence? Does practice eventually make you an adept? Does it make you religious? Is being religious truly a virtue? Unfortunately,… Read more

  • Emotional landscapes: they puzzle me

    There was a time I was really captivated by Kate Bush. There was something about her voice that never failed to grab my attention. Bush was easily my favourite female singer for many years. In the late 80s, I was introduced to The Sugarcubes, the band that acquainted me with Björk, a singer from Iceland.… Read more

  • Bring White friends to melt black hearts

    Bring White friends to melt black hearts

    Trump’s attempts to leverage false narratives about South Africa, reminiscent of previous foreign encounters, emphasizes the significance of debunking lies surrounding issues like land redistribution and crime. Read more

  • Wassup America? Ya’ll crack me up

    Wassup America? Ya’ll crack me up

    Reflections on the absurdity and chaos of contemporary American politics, particularly under Trump, highlighting media complicity and societal decline, while noting the world’s laughter amid a serious crisis. Read more