Articles by: fidelito

Just For Intro’s Sake!

Just to let everyone know that I’ve added intro clips for all my sites and channels and here’s the list with links; 1. The About Me page on this site 2. FidelitosPIX About Me page 3. My Journey With the Trumpet Channel (this will auto display at top of my […]

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That’s What I Like About Jon Stewart

That’s what I love about Jon Stewart; his unique talent to unpack the narrative and nobody does it better and with such passion. This interview below is just a small demonstration of this superb ability and I truly admire this fella; he’s someone I would love to meet one day […]

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An MP/Former Chancellor for Hire Who Can ZOOM!

A Promising Candidate…..for Hire who can also ZOOM quite professionally; any takers?? Truly truly sad to have a proud nation being led by these bunch of snowflakes! As mentioned previously a complete political system “Reset” is overdue because system “Cleansing” through punishment alone would be just sloppy patchwork. The world […]

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Ethics & AI – A Battle of Control

It’s the kind of battle where we shouldn’t be the spectators because we can’t afford to. Technology is a double edged sword and without the moral & ethical capacity to control its application (the What, When and How) and the boundaries involved it could prove to be the most damaging […]

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The Sunak/Baverman Strategy to Fight People Smugglers – It’s NOT About Holding the Wrong Side of the “Stick”, It’s Just the Wrong “Stick”

There’s always an easy convenient quick solution to any persistent problems we face today but the question is whether it is viable/sustainable and more importantly whether it is compatible with perceived values and ideologies of the nation and/or the political alliance involved. To progress further on this last point about […]

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Richard Wagner: Prelude to «Lohengrin»

A brilliant composition which is actually a prelude to Richard Wagner’s Lohengrin opera first performed in 1850; performed here by Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra/conducted by Simon Rattle . The slow/trickling evolution of the composition begins with 4 solo violins, then gently other instruments are intricately weaved into the theme in such […]

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