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Protests against an incoming law in Kosovo ended up with gunfire. The law would have forced Kosovo Serbs coming back to Kosovo from a visit to Serbia to get a new license plate and ID. According to EUObserver: As with last year, Sunday’s violence broke out after [Kosovo prime minister] Kurti said Kosovar Serbs must […]
In this post, I would like to provide descriptions of an event that I have never written on in detail: the massacres of the Sabra and Shatila camps in Beirut, in which thousands were butchered. The killings lasted for four days. Women were ravished, babies were murdered, and mounds of bodies were made. The killers […]
A poem begins in the way that it ends, just as a song will end in a similar fashion to how it began. In many films, characters will start as friends and end as enemies. Things will begin with love and end up in bitterness. Such is the way of poetry, of art, of music. […]
In this video I talk about the murder of Savonarola:
Some of my thoughts on time:
The blood of God was once the juice of grapes, fermented for a window of time, full of sweetness, before its transubstantiation, before it is brought before the altar as a perpetual sacrifice. The blood that the demons thirst for is the gore of children, butchered under the sinister alter of those vacuous of souls. […]
The murder of Shinzo Abe energized the Japanese people to vote in favor for his party. Now that the Liberal Democratic Party (the LDP, Abe’s party, alongside its coalition partner the Buddhist New Komeito party) has the supermajority, its members are now in the position to execute the plan that Abe exerted all of his […]
By Theodore Shoebat Before the murder of Shinzo Abe, there was infighting between factions within his party, the Liberal Democratic Party. The Liberal Democratic Party is the biggest party in Japan, and with it being so large, it is only expected that it would have different factions within. Shinzo Abe was the leader of the […]
