Archives
Tags
- Additional Protocol
- Alan Dershowitz
- Ali Khamenei
- Al Qaeda
- Angela Merkel
- anti-semitism
- Arab Spring
- Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
- Barack Obama
- Benjamin Netanyahu
- Bradley Manning
- Chelsea Manning
- CIA
- climate change
- David Albright
- Diplomacy
- Donald Trump
- drone war
- Edward Snowden
- Esfahan
- Fordow
- Gaza
- GCHQ
- Geneva talks
- George W. Bush
- Glenn Greenwald
- global warming
- Global War on Terror
- Hassan Rouhani
- Hillary Clinton
- IAEA
- Iran
- Iraq War Logs
- ISIS
- Islam
- Israel
- Julian Assange
- Laura Poitras
- LEU
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
- mass surveillance
- medical isotopes
- Middle East
- Mir-Hossein Mousavi
- Mohamed ElBaradei
- Muhammad
- Natanz
- Nato
- NIE
- Nobel Peace Prize
- Norman Finkelstein
- NPT
- NSA
- nuclear program
- P5+1
- Palestine
- Parchin
- Peter J. Lu
- Qatar
- Qom
- Ramadan
- Saeed Jalili
- Shi'a
- stuxnet
- surveillance state
- swap deal
- Taliban
- Tehran Research Reactor
- total surveillance
- Tromsø
- TRR
- uranium enrichment
- WikiLeaks
- Yemen
- Yukiya Amano
Disclaimer
This is a personal weblog. The information in this weblog is provided "as is" with no warranties, and confers no rights. The opinions expressed here represent my own and not those of my employer. I am not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
Category Archives: Music
The Residents Won’t Put Eskimo On Stage?
When The Residents announced that they will perform, for the first time in almost 50 years, their early master piece, Eskimo, we, the Boomers, were thrilled. Hardy Fox, member of the Cryptic Corporation, had died in October 2018 from complications … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Greenland, Music, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Arctic, climate change, Denmark, Donald Trump, Eskimo, Inuit, The Residents
Leave a comment
The Storm
The transcript of Eminem’s remarkable freestyle rap dissing president Donald Trump can be read below. Trump continues mocking people of Puerto Rico, who have been hit by two disastrous hurricanes, with a series of disgraceful tweets. The wonderful people of … Continue reading
Happy New Year!
While 2011 draws to a close, New Year’s pledges are hard to formulate. Generally, predictions are unreliable, and what has happened this year hardly anybody had envisaged one year ago. So, there might be some hope for 2012. The year … Continue reading
You must be logged in to post a comment.