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Isreal Genocide against palestine
Not because Hamas breached the Gaza fence. Israel had been preparing the political, military, and propaganda groundwork for total annihilation for years. October 7 simply handed them the key to unlock the final phase of the Palestinian people’s destruction.
By independent journalistabout a month ago in Critique
Essay
Essay Hello, Perhaps the cleverness toward imposing safeguards, towards the creation and maintenance of Ideals is necessary here, now what shall we use to impose such?
By Austin Shaheriabout a month ago in Critique
Joe Budden Calls Diddy’s Sons’ Docuseries A “Horrible Idea”
The documentary on Zeus is slated to come out mid to late 2026. In a twist, the sons of Sean “Diddy” Combs Justin and Christian expect to show another side of their father.
By Skyler Saundersabout a month ago in Critique
The Fall of Arthur
The Fall of Arthur by J.R.R. Tolkien/Chris Tolkien Naturally I’d start this series with my hardest evaluation of the year. I snagged this copy from Shakespeare & Co in Paris to appropriately cap off a trip that included seeing the Bayeux Tapestry (a lecture series for a different time, but it’s so important to the fantasy genre).
By Matthew J. Frommabout a month ago in Critique
The Last Train to Nowhere
The diesel coughed, a wet, rattling sound that tasted of rust and stale piss. Leo wiped his hand on his jeans, the fabric gritty under his palm. Cold seeped through the thin floorboards of the decrepit car, straight up his bones. Mick was pacing, a human metronome of nerves, his worn sneakers scuffing the filthy linoleum. Every beat of his foot, every twitch of his head, grated on Leo's last nerve. They'd been cooped up for hours already, waiting on a siding outside some forgotten industrial park, the air thick with the smell of old oil and unspoken fear. The duffel bag, fat with the take, lay between them, an ugly, irresistible promise. Elena sat across from Leo, still as a statue, just her eyes moving, tracking Mick's frantic circles, then flicking to Leo, then to the bag. She didn't say much, never had. That was fine. Talk just stirred up dust, and they had enough dust already.
By HAADIabout a month ago in Critique
J. Cole Allegedly Had To Re-Record The Entire "Fall Off" Because Of Drake & Kendrick Lamar
J. Cole is real. It may not seem as if he is an actual human being living on Earth these almost two years since Kendrick Lamar and Drake waged lyrical war against each other. But hems still real.
By Skyler Saundersabout a month ago in Critique
What is New Year's Eve?!
New ideas are forming that seem to elicit various kinds of feelings for myself as well as others. New Year's Eve is a time to celebrate it seems, but for some it is a time to think and reflect as well as celebrate the past and hopes for the future. Some wonder about the rights and wrongs of society and how things may or may not change over time, but why should one worry for we all need to take each day one at a time and live that day no need to make resolutions that don't keep anyway. Peace.
By Mark Grahamabout a month ago in Critique
New footage shows fired Cinnabon employee telling police Somali customers triggered her ‘PTSD’
In a competition of words among a Karen and a couple of Somali tethers, Karen lost her position due to saying N—- to the customers. Yes, she was a Cinnabon employee in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin. The alleged tethers took flack from this young white woman.
By Skyler Saundersabout a month ago in Critique
Coming back after the Holidays
The holidays the chance to spend with family and friends to be sure. But when you work as a freelancer at this time of year it's hard to think about work and I proved it for I am way behind in my reading and writing. Even though I have been jotting down writing ideas from time to time and sharing a few of my Christmas colorings I have been lax in my daily work. This may sound like a New Year's resolution, but it isn't for I do not make these things anymore and haven't for years but here goes I am going to start catching up on my reading and writing and my color art starting in a few days right after January 1.
By Mark Grahamabout a month ago in Critique
Miley Cyrus Explains Her 2025 Oscars Mission: It Was a "Business Trip" for Songwriting. AI-Generated.
(Introduction) Miley Cyrus arrived at the 2025 Academy Awards in the expected glamour.She walked the red carpet, spoke to press, and took in the show. But her core reason for being there was not as a spectator or a nominee. In a recent, frank interview, Cyrus explained that her attendance was, in her words, “a business trip.” Her primary goal was to meet filmmakers and offer her services as a songwriter for future film projects. This move cuts through the usual celebrity narrative and reveals a focused artist making a strategic career play.
By Saad about a month ago in Critique
I Wanna Be Me
Introduction This is for the "Who do you actually want to e?" Challenge from Tanya Lei, which you can check out here: The music is "I Wanna Be Me" by The Sex Pistols
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a month ago in Critique
TikTok star Tea Tyme, accused of running down pedestrian on livestream, arrested
Let’s not make influencers running over people a thing. And this particular story is more grave. Tynesha “Tea Tyme” McCarty-Wroten a Tik Tok influencer, had been apprehended for running over a pedestrian, killing him.
By Skyler Saundersabout a month ago in Critique