And instead of coming up with flimsy and meaningless plans and resolutions for the new year, what I decided to do was assess and determine what I consider and view to be the most basic and essential in terms of all the habits and interests and hobbies that I have developed and discovered over the … Continue reading Sixth Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
Author: adamazim1988
I have a Bachelor's Degree in History/Government and International Relations from George Mason University, and a Master's Degree in International Affairs with a Concentration in U.S. Foreign Policy from American University in Washington, DC. I was born in New York City, and have lived in Northern Virginia since childhood. I am an independent writer and an entrepreneur. I am also a book author.
Fifth Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
The cheapest, sleaziest, most nauseating, and most sickening manifestation of a kind of money-thinking that has long existed but has now reached its apogee and pinnacle and is of course antithetical and vehemently opposed to even an ounce of brainpower and common sense is the essence and identity of this White House. But these are … Continue reading Fifth Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
Fourth Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
Long story short, Johns Hopkins SAIS was notified of the oppression of Christians in the Holy Land a long time ago, and they were obligated to notify the Pentagon and the cheap drunkard Secretary of War. But it appears as though Johns Hopkins SAIS fell short when it came to their willingness towards collaboration with … Continue reading Fourth Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
Third Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
And if this isn’t Christian repression, then I don’t know what is. Johns Hopkins SAIS was supposed to send this clip to the Pentagon, but I don’t think the Pentagon ever got it: https://youtu.be/lq28ZFNzaWM?si=Ww699-hvVkje1491
Second Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
In terms of my review of 2025, I jotted down what struck me the most and what immediately and spontaneously came to my mind. What struck me the most and what immediately and spontaneously came to mind for the review led me to omit issues such as China and Epstein which of course has struck … Continue reading Second Note to “The Year 2025 in Review”
Adam A. Azim 