Articles by: fidelito

Germany de-Risking from China (a possibility or another illusion)

Here’s what I hear “de-risking with China” and here’s what I also hear; dependancy on key natural resources, manufacturing and security on both the US and China. My hunch is that without the EU investing in market diversification/expansion, natural resource exploration/diversifying suppliers, achieving military & political independence no de-risking can […]

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Ceuta Migrant Surge Crisis: Europe at a Crossroads

The breach of the border itself is not the issue as an incident that must and I’m sure will be resolved, but its clear the incident is being “played out” in right-wing media as an opportunity to supercharge the reactionary anti-immigrant sentiment that may end up having lasting/detrimental ramification on […]

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GAZA Board of Peanuts Spilling More Peanuts

Board of Peanuts Reached a Deal with Hamas Say’s Who? Say’s Trump! (oh, ok, subject closed…) This is becoming a trend and the intention behind it seems to be as follows; diversions intended to give confidence something is in the works, then a disagreement to prolong the conflict and give […]

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Is this modern day slavery in Italy?

Is this modern day slavery? Is this Meloni’s vision on fighting migration yet allowing them to be abused in this manner to help feed the population or do other menial chores irrespective of their security/dignity? There are 2 options here in my opinion; either stop supercharging the fight on migration […]

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Cuba – Sanctions & Questions of Human Rights

This repeated model of sanctions affecting populations all over the world is truly disgusting and must end. It can no longer be acceptable in this day and age that people are treated as collateral whether in military attacks or sanctions that affect vital infrastructure. They say there are rules in […]

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Music Break: Care for a root beer, on me?

One of my all time favourite James Last orchestra performance pieces Crazy fast and just wonderful listening to and watching trumpeters taking the challenge playing it while moving mutes midstream… Could have been more wind instrument based arrangement in my opinion   I guess I may have missed a flavor […]

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Palestine: Running Out the Clock on Human Lives

Legally speaking ignoring genocide is complicity in genocide however long it takes for accountability to kick in. Pragmatically speaking you may not experience these atrocities but there are clear signs of blowback from these conflicts at multiple levels; economically (obviously), politically in terms of foreign meddling/pressure points, civil liberties as […]

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UK PM Election Time (again…….)

Andy Burnham: A prospective leader offering little indication of any meaningful policy change — and that, apparently, is the essence of the UK’s democratic governance model in 2026 (and possibly 1926). As I have argued before, Britain is in urgent need of comprehensive, root-and-branch political reform. Without it, the country […]

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