The man standing next to Randy Fine and Ron DeSantis, in Israel, is Mike Caruso, currently on trial for forcing his penis into his 3 year old grandson’s mouth and peeing in it. Randy Fine’s political committee donated to him.
Kuwait had an elected parliament in 1963 and published al-Arabi, which was read from Casablanca to Baghdad. A Kuwaiti novelist won the International Prize for Arabic Fiction in 2013.
Bahrain, which you say is not a nation, has been a city since Dilmun. Its harbour was trading with Mesopotamia and the Indus around four thousand years ago. Literally the oldest continuously inhabited place in the Gulf and a labor and political movement in the 1950s that forced the British to deport its leaders.
Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar have centuries of poetry, politics and organizing behind them, all in a language you can’t read. Al-Naqeeb, Routledge 1990, standard citation. Al-Qasimi, Sharjah ruler since 1972, Exeter PhD 1985, wrote on piracy from East India Company correspondence. Al-Sanousi, Arabic Fiction prize 2013 for The Bamboo Stalk
Also, the quoted tweet was literally about people like you, A society isn’t measured by what Europeans read about it, and we aren’t writing for them anyway.
rotten tomatoes and metacritic are a really amazing representation of how the use of aggregation and data has fundamentally fucked up our ways of understanding singular works of art
Live (vol. Three) is out now!
If this is your first listen, we recommend Bandcamp, where you can listen without seeing the tracklist, allowing the songs to reveal themselves as they would in a true concert setting. Enjoy!
Warmly,
mewithoutYou
Tom Glynn-Carney has consistenly stolen every scene he's in since season 2.
What a gem of an actor.
He also did a fantastic job portraying Henry "Hotspur" in "The King"