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Remembering the Past: The 99th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
Armenian Genocide ‘The first genocide of the 20st century’, a sober and heavy synopsis for the events that occurred to the Armenian population in the former Ottoman Empire during World War 1. At the onset of technological improvements and scientific breakthroughs which gave us the modern man an entire nation was being swallowed up by […]
Letters from Crimea: “There Is No More Trust Left”
As The Great Revolutionary continues it’s study and research of the Ukrainian crisis we have had the privilege to get in touch with residents of the hotly disputed region of Crimea. It is our faithful approach to allow the people to speak for themselves, without any editing or spinning of their words. What we present […]
Japan in 2014 – Will This Be Japan’s Year?
Greetings folks, Late last week, I attended one of the most interesting, scholarly events that highlighted a region and a country that has been in the news lately. No, I am not talking about Egypt or Syria, but Japan. The event was held at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank facility located in DuPont […]
So You Want To Live In Boston? Part 1: Photo Story
I decided to give a unique and exclusive look into what its like to one day pack your bags and move to “The Town”. Boston is a mega-city simply because it is one of the oldest cities and still has old hat elites that run this place with no remorse.
A Disposition on Failure: Success Has Become Your Greatest Failure (A Letter to Anyone Afraid of Failure)
I felt the need to write this letter on failure even if just for the fact that someone needs to. Stop what you are doing and hear me out, lend a moment of your time. This is a letter to everyone who is afraid of failure, or has felt that they have failed. I want […]
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