The clock keeps moving but the alarm never goes off
Rahman Mohamed
Whenever something starts you know there’s going to be an end (This is the start of the article; there will be an end). Homo Sapiens were created/evolved; there’s been continuous debate of the start. No matter when or how human life on Earth started, whether it includes all life on Earth or just the planet’s most annoying species, there’s going to be an end. The question: when and how? Continue reading
A nation that might possibly increase its Atlantic and Pacific coastline
Rahman Mohamed
After the American election there were immediate reports of California proposing to leave the United States in response to the Presidency of Donald Trump. There were propositions of California becoming its own nation or joining Canada with other Western Democratic states. In terms of California Canada has seen movement in business; some have moved North while others have moved south. #Calexit is still strong on Twitter.
Prior to this a new account advertising and supporting the California referendum (@YesCalafornia) has appeared and has been verified by Twitter.
Recently a suggestion appeared for Canada’s 11th province, one that sits across the Atlantic: Scotland. Continue reading
An intense conflict; friends and foes fighting side-by-side
Rahman Mohamed
Updated April 9, 2017
Today when a someone hear’s “Syria” they often think of ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq and Syria), ISIL (Islamic State in Iraq and Levant), or DAESH (Arabic acronym for ISIS). What’s commonly misunderstood is the complications of the conflict in Syria. Today conflict in Syria is made up of civil war, war against terrorism, and proxy wars that are evolving into direct war involving nations outside of Syria. Continue reading
The Nova's Rays 