Note to “Darya e Roya”

Ahmad Parwiz is an Afghan artist based in Holland and is essentially the protégé of the legendary Zahir Howaida. Holland is of course the bastion of liberalism in the Western world. It’s a place where inhibition is frowned upon and discharge of unconscious content is encouraged. After all, everything is unconscious. Consciousness is a mere … Continue reading Note to “Darya e Roya” →

“Darya e Roya” – درىاى روىا

https://videopress.com/v/6L2INd7F?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Artist: Ahmad Parwiz. Rough Translation: “These songs all revolve around a special and unique yearning and desire for you. But beneath all of them are essentially daydreams, imagination, and a flow or stream of consciousness. I tend to pick the best songs from the ones that are out there, and as I close my … Continue reading “Darya e Roya” – درىاى روىا →

Seventh Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”

In short, considering the league that I am in, I can now see how right-wing fascism and Nazism were able to exploit the situation to their own advantage. My focus, however, is not going to be the cunning exploits of right-wing fascism and Nazism, but rather, my own artistic and intellectual and perhaps even literary … Continue reading Seventh Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)” →

Sixth Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”

And while the bifurcation and choice is being made from within the Democratic Party, what happened was that the deep state brought the ghost of Jerrold Post back from the dead and diagnosed all of them with the causes and symptoms of “Havana Syndrome.” Thus, it is either the deep state or the reform wing … Continue reading Sixth Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)” →

Fifth Note to “Musicians’ Corner (Part Four)”

“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)” →