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Caitlin Johnstone

Tony O'Manuel

Iranaian Harmonica

It's the most 2020s thing in the world that there's an active genocide currently underway and it's the people who oppose it who are being called Nazis.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Getting Called A Nazi For Opposing A Genocide

Duet, Irish folk song

From The Hand Editions, a curator on Spotify: Hi Brian, thanks for the submission! I listened to your track and found it very interesting. I particularly liked this very delicate and lulling progression. The duet of the two guitars (beautiful the position so stereophonic!) conveys strong emotions. This is also thanks to a very airy and catchy theme where I also very much appreciated its melodic evolution. Excellent! On 29 February, I will include it in my playlist dedicated to peaceful music! A warm greeting!
Ciao Brian, I listened to your song, the song is very nice and sweet and the simple arrangement highlights the melody. Thanks bye

Engineering by Sven Abow at Sure Jamz Studio, Brentwood, Maryland

Sally Gardens

Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night

Feeling lost;
Hopeless;
And running in circles.
Such is the custom of life.
But;
One day we will reach.
To what we deserve.

🔹Everything is *Mirage*🔹

Composer: kianoush kouroshi

Mirage

It features traditional ethnic middle east instruments like the oud, saz, and ney, oriental drums, and percussion darbuka, bendir, davul, Arabic finger cymbals zil, and İstanbul Turkish string ensemble that create a world and ethnic inspirational mood.


You can use this music in your projects by including my name in the description. And also share the link to my Soundcloud page.

Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/villatic/1500281173
YouTube Music - https://707.su/blwP
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/5akL45Iif5Rl8UAkPmPMBY
Deezer - https://www.deezer.com/us/artist/86723822
SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/villatic
YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@villatic30

Middle East Ramadan

“Stop doing genocide” is the single most reasonable political demand anyone could possibly make. It’s so reasonable it’s insane it even needs to be made. You don’t get to cry if people don’t support your candidate because they didn’t meet that ridiculously reasonable demand.

Reading by Tim Foley.

"Stop Doing Genocide" Is The Most Reasonable Political Demand Ever

American democracy means getting to choose between genocide wearing a MAGA hat and genocide waving a rainbow flag.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Rainbow Flag Genocide Vs MAGA Hat Genocide

Clearly Muslim Americans are seeing something they care deeply about this election season which the rest of the population has decided doesn't matter very much.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Democrats Have Decided To Just Ignore American Muslims This Election Cycle

The Wall Street Journal reports that senior US officials don't think the Biden administration will secure a ceasefire in Gaza before Biden's term is up. Anyone who told you that Biden or Harris were seriously working on a ceasefire lied to you.

I've seen some people calling this a "failure" on the part of the Biden administration, and that needs to stop. It's not a failure. You can only fail at something you tried to do. Biden and Harris didn't "fail" at anything, they SUCCEEDED at their goal of helping Israel destroy Gaza.

Biden could have ended this at any time by withholding weapons, or even by simply threatening to. He could have ended it with a phone call. The killing continued because he and his handlers wanted it to.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Biden Didn't "Fail" To Get A Ceasefire; He Never Tried

Rule 1: Recorded history began on October 7 2023. Maybe some things happened before that date, but nobody can remember.

Rule 2: Anything bad that Israel does is justified by Rule 1. This is true even if it does things that would be considered completely unjustifiable if it were done by a nation like Russia or Iran.

Rule 3: Israel has a right to defend itself, but nobody else does.

Reading by Tim Foley.

15 Rules For Discussing Israeli Warmongering

Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.