“Reformation” versus “Renewal” from within the Democratic Party is essentially what lies ahead of us. “Reformation” means addressing inequality and escaping a fatalistic dog fight in the Middle East, whereas “Renewal” means the continuation of inflation and inequality, the continued pestering and nagging to commit suicide in the Middle East, and of course, throwing fuel … Continue reading Fifth Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”
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.
Fourth Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”
Of course, only the poisoning of our domestic politics could have reduced our foreign policy to mere vandalism. So what’s the next step? Address the poisoning of our domestic politics so that our foreign policy is about more than just vandalism in the coming years. Simple. But not that simple.
Third Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”
An incentive to vandalize! We found the answer. Back then, it used to be an incentive to strive for global conquest. Now, it’s an incentive to vandalize! But I highly doubt that vandalism is an effective strategy against what is essentially the Sino-Russian orbit.
Second Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”
An incentive. Fair enough. But to achieve what? That is the final and singular question after having covered all angles and plot-holes per se.
Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”
Between the art and the propaganda, it’s a no-brainer: I prefer the art. But then again, not only is the propaganda indispensable, but the propaganda is inextricably linked and intertwined with the art. So there was no escaping either one. They came in a package. Simply put, I’ve met a lot of great artists among … Continue reading Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”
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