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The Inconvenient Truth: Palestine does not want a State

Posted by Max Coutinho on June 27, 2010

Graffiti Palestine Politics

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Being a Socialite...

Posted by Max Coutinho on June 22, 2010

Manifesto Thomas Gainsborough

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Hope and Faith

Posted by Max Coutinho on June 15, 2010

Philosophy Thoughts

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Occupation

Posted by Max Coutinho on June 08, 2010

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No, the Holy Inquisition is not back!

Posted by Max Coutinho on June 01, 2010

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Changing the International Law: Urban Warfare and Diplomatic Immunity

Humans are creatures of fear. They fear instability and change. The unchanging nature of the International Law is a sheer reflection of those fears and therefore the world is still governed by Legal Instruments written over 40-100 years ago, in spite of the evolution of society, of behaviours and political scenarios.

Analysis: The Catastrophe

Last Sunday, the Palestinians staged a well prepared plot: to celebrate what they consider “Yawm al-nakbah” (Day of the Catastrophe), they decided to swarm into Israel, in a concerted action, to prove they are united, ready to invade and reclaim the State of Israel at their will. Hamas and Fatah have recently signed a reconciliatory agreement in order to achieve UN recognition for independent state in September 2011 and to avoid tensions similar to those occurring in Syria, Yemen and Bahrain for instance. Will it work?
Palestinians should protest against Fatah and Hamas for not being able to serve the people instead of themselves; for not being able to stop violence and recognise the Jewish State of Israel; for not being able to ensure that Gaza borders would be considered safe enough so that the blockade would be lifted and finally commence the development of their Palestinian State. Palestinians should protest against its corrupt government to demand for schools, for hospitals, fo…

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Zico's themes are almost always the same: women (avassati in Ronga), and he sings primarily in both Ronga and Changana (although he often manages to inject some Portuguese in the middle).
What I like about Zico's work is the beat, because his lyrics are silly and his video clips are vulgar [except when he, and his mates, show some cool Mozambican dance steps]. That being said, his art is club music (where nobody cares about what the artist is saying).
Dance away!

Metaphysical Sex

Most people regards sex as a reproductive mean; others see it as pleasure mechanism; then we have those who view it as the enemy of spirituality; and, finally we have the people who believe it to be a sacred act, an energy generator and an “ordering” catalyst.

Sex as a reproductive mean
We were commanded to multiply ourselves.
During a female’s fertile period (usually between the 12th and 14th days of the menstrual cycle), the contact between a phallus and a kteis may generate offspring; and many people consider this purpose to be the only one that a sexual encounter should have.
Well, I think God created sex for more purposes than this, nevertheless I’d like to offer an advice to the followers of such theory: if you are to use sex to produce children only; please do it with style...venerate your spouse’s (or companion’s) body; respect its rhythm, feel its scent, hear its pledge; love the art, love the future parent...and beautiful kids may be generated.

Sex as a pleasure mechanism
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