Insights Without Borders

How Does Muslim-Hindu “Punk Rock” Roll You Ask?

by Kwewu 3 January, 2010

Russell Contreras, an Associated Press reporter, wrote a piece (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34667129) on a punk rock revolutionary movement, which I might add looks to be using music maybe to grow an anti-establishment Muslim-Hindu subculture to contend with their brand of  bunker mentality “Trust Your Neighbors But Brand Your Stock.” Contreras contends that this anti-establishment subculture is “borne [...]

Tagged as: flower power, Muslim-Hindu, punk rock

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The Celebrity Year In Review

by Kwewu 22 December, 2009

While most of the dumbed down journalists (can you spell or cogently define critical thinking skills??!!) who ACTUALLY go to school and then graduate with a supposed (I guess) creditable degree from departments of journalism, who then go on to form a “set scrum” or “loose scrum” for their newsholics and gossipholics constituencies—The Celebrity Year [...]

Tagged as: branding, celebrity, dumbed down, journalists, neighbors, scrum, thinking, Tiger Woods, trust

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