I've made a new resolution that whenever I become infuriated that I haven't slept well, I'll put my frustrations in perspective with these kinds of stories.
Exhibit A: MUGABE IS DELUSIONAL. THE END.
Exhibit B: To think THIS kind of sentiment will only grow as WWII fades deeper into memory is so tragic I can't even conjure words. Yeah, I know if we're looking at numbers, Stalin and Pol Pot and others killed far more people, but SERIOUSLY?!
Exhibit C: As if we didn't expect or suspect this already...
Showing posts with label Iran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iran. Show all posts
Friday, September 25, 2009
REAL 'Reality Shows'
Posted by Alexandra at 10:05 AM 1 footnotes
Labels: Africa, Iran, Me, Middle East, World Issues
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Twittering Tehran
Regarding the current events of the tainted Iranian elections, I suggest you read this fascinating Q&A on TED of how social media is quite literally, revolutionizing a revolution.
I hopped over to NY Times to get more details, and sure enough, they had an article detailing this very phenomenon happening amidst the Tehran tumult.
Wholly supports my belief that 'journalism is the first draft of history.' Exciting to see it be written in ways that, even a couple years ago, had not been invented.
Posted by Alexandra at 9:57 AM 4 footnotes
Labels: Iran, Middle East, Politics, Twitter, World Issues
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