A year of juggling school and two jobs and other first world problems, a short and phenomenal stopover in Montreal, and all of a sudden I was back in the old country: touching down at Dubai’s ever-growing airport. My dad picked me up at the arrivals lounge, and after telling...
On a hot (it was always hot) afternoon between classes I was walking through the campus cafeteria to a pizza joint. Next thing I knew I was being ushered in to listen to a lady in a smart red suit from the Canadian embassy liaison talk about why I and...
Dharma: I had planned to throw a concise definition on here about the word, but really, I don’t think it can be defined very easily. It has something to do with leading a flourishing life that is of virtue, the conscience and being just (and thanks to post-modernism all of...
I’ve had a short two weeks in the Gulf of Oman, shuttling between a couple of cities, including of course the old hang-out area known as Dubai. After getting lost a bunch of times in the new suburban neighbourhood my parents moved to, I took a look around and saw/heard...
The past few weeks have been trying on a number of accounts. Watching good friends getting beaten up and arrested by cops, watching a war machine in propaganda mode after murdering activists bringing aid to Gaza, and (on the positive side) seeing for the first time in Vancouver a massed...
On 19 January, as the people of Dubai marvelled at the very rare instance of rain in the city, Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was being given muscle relaxant before being smothered. His assassins were 26 operatives that were using fake passports to get around the city. The operation took place...
This is a complicated post. This post is about the old colonial policy about divide and rule and how it impacted the world over centuries and continues to do so to this day. This post is about the fallout from the colonial masters, the tatters of cultures they left behind...
The man on the left is Jalaluddin Haqqani. He was aided back in the 80s by the CIA in his battles with the Soviets in Afghanistan. He even helped form the post-war government back then. He visited the Reagan White House, and was claimed to be “goodness personified” by Charlie...
A bit less than a month ago, a rather special man sat on a flight back from London. He was more than a bit dejected. The European leaders that had flocked to his side had just wagged their fingers at him for the billions his little city owed their nations....
I was meandering through a shop a few months ago – one of those hipster places that sells things that make you feel like you’re not really buying but sharing whatever the hell it is that’s caught your eye. My friend, who was similarly meandering about pointed to someone and...
This Week: 1. Cops don’t like freedom 2. Cops don’t like it when we hang out together 3. The police want to kill you 4. The cops protect the rich,...
This Week: 1. Super SME 2. Community Self-Defense 3. Enbridge Pipeline Fenced off 4. Rio’s World Cup Cleanup 5. Hearts are stronger than bullets **Music Break: Savage Fam Hatred** 6....
This Week: 1. It is happening again 2. General Strike rocks India 3. Women’s Day Cocktail Party 4. Fire makes gold shine 5. G20 Extraditions 6. French 101 **MUSIC BREAK:...
This Week: 1. Greece’s civil war rages on 2. Egypt’s Black Bloc 3. Steven Seagal joins la migra, well sort of 4. Camover Berlin’s counter-surveillance game 5. Anonymous Pwns the...
This week, we spend the whole show talking to legendary anarchist counterfeiter Lucio Urtubia. While I was touring with END:CIV this summer, I stopped by his pad in Paris to...
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