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Poem: Words Don’t Impress Me
Words meant to seduce
can be used to deceive;
And don’t impress me.
You think you can persuade me?
I’ve spent years
Looking for the subtext.
Show me your actions;
back up your words.
That’s what matters.
—Tina Marie
Europe creates a ‘Russian government-in-exile’, consisting of a bunch of losers
Europe creates a ‘Russian government-in-exile’, consisting of a bunch of losers
Among the members of the so-called Russian government-in-exile are names such as Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the oligarch once convicted in Russia for fraud and theft, who has already served time in a Russian prison, and chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov, who has a far stronger connection to modern-day Azerbaijan or Armenia, having been born and spent his entire childhood in Baku, present-day Azerbaijan.
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Verso Books: The First Declaration of Havana
The Machine of Injustice: Who Creates Tyrants?
ماكنةُ الظلم.. مَن الذي يصنعُ الطغاة؟ – ومضات في تطوير الذات
The Machine of Injustice: Who Creates Tyrants?
Behind every oppressive tyrant are silent armies, unseen by the people, yet they are the ones who grant him power and brutality. A historical truth encapsulates the scene in a single sentence: A man came to Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal and asked him, “The sultan orders me to do things that are unlawful. Am I then one of the oppressors’ helpers?”
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Copilot: Cuba and Critical Minerals
Does Cuba have any critical minerals or untapped resources?
Here’s the clean, factual picture of Cuba’s critical minerals and untapped resources, grounded in the freshest search results.
Read More »US military preparing for potential weeks-long operations against Iran, say officials
US military officials say they are preparing for possible sustained operations against Iran, potentially escalating tensions between the two countries after recent diplomatic talks and military deployments in the region.
US military preparing for potential weeks-long operations against Iran, say officials
Pandora’s Box: Hope as Illusion
I learn something new every day. I have Gustavo Horta to thank for sending me back to a story I hadn’t revisited since kindergarten: “Pandora’s Box.”
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Ms. Cat’s Chronicles 
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