The perfect music for grieving Lebanese folks Photo by Marjolaine Blaison on Unsplash I’ve been listening to this piece of music in near-repeat mode for the past couple of years now. It is an instrumental rendition by a Lebanese flutist and a Lebanese pianist of a love song written by Zaki Nassif decades ago and interpreted by Fairuz, called أهواك (Ahwak) ,... Continue Reading →
A Utopia Where Everyone’s a Winner
And the reason why no one has thought of it before Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com How about a naïve but (hopefully) potent idea to shed some hope in the jungle which the corporate world has become today? What if a major corporation pledged to give up half of its profits to charity in the... Continue Reading →
Against all odds
They are too strong, tool powerful for us mere mortals. They pledged allegiance to gods too vile, to masters too dark. They have taken our jobs, our homes, our families, our dreams, and trashed them on the altar of Filth. Photo by Jo Kassis They have branded us with the shameful iron of the corrupt... Continue Reading →
