A plant bears from the fecundity of the soil in which it takes root. Our progenitors are the original farmers and we their crop. It was up to them to nurture and protect us, but broken people are want and often sow their bitterness into the trough.
A plant bears from the fecundity of the soil in which it takes root. Our progenitors are the original farmers and we their crop. It was up to them to nurture and protect us, but broken people are want and often sow their bitterness into the trough.
23/02/2010
The atrocities imagined in the 14th Century epic poem the “Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri seem to prognosticate the horror that encompasses the daily lives of the inhabitants of Juárez, Mexico. The town “stands on the Rio Grande (Río Bravo del Norte), across from El Paso, Texas. With an average daily death toll at 12 a day and the most recent massacre of 16 innocent teenagers, Juárez is synonymous with senseless, brutal deaths and is the epitome of avarice and the inhumanity and depravity which are its natural by products. The violent deaths and murders of both the innocent and guilty have shocked the world and anesthetized the inhabitants. Only in this cauldron of mayhem and destruction could Santiago Meza, known as “The Stew Maker,” find purchase and purpose.
17/02/2010
It is a little disappointing to learn the truth of King Tutankhamun’s death, because like so many others, I reveled in speculations of palace intrigue, royal malfeasance, murder and usurpation. Today the world learned that King Tut was merely a boy, one who had access to and buried with the riches of ages, but a frail boy nonetheless who died from a very treatable infection. Watch the video here.
11/02/2010
Nigeria’s Taliban clash with government police and the escalating violence has resulted in over 700 deaths. An international news channel has posted graphic video of Tuesday’s purported execution of seven unarmed men. Watch here.
23/02/2010
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