Somewhere between you & me đ„
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Sebastien Zanella retweeted
ânow itâs computers and more computers
and soon everybody will have one,
3-year-olds will have computers
and everybody will know everything
about everybody else
long before they meet them.
nobody will want to meet anybody
else ever again
and everybody will be
a recluse
like I am now.â
-- Charles Bukowski
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
ORNETTE COLEMAN & DON CHERRY
One of my favorite pictures in jazz historyâŠ
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie accuses world leaders of complicity in crimes in Gaza.
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Most intellectuals and most artists belong to the same type. Only the strongest of them force their way through the atmosphere of the bourgeois earth and attain to the cosmic. The others all resigned themselves or make compromises.
â Hermann Hesse
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The purpose of a writer
is to keep civilization
from destroying
itself.
â Albert Camus
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
Israël bombarde des déplacés.
IsraĂ«l cible une zone dĂ©signĂ©e par elle-mĂȘme comme « humanitarian safe place ».
Israël se moque du droit international.
Combien de temps encore les Ătats laisseront-ils faire ?
#Rafah #CeaseFireNow
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
The World Press Photo of the Year is âA Palestinian Woman Embraces the Body of Her Nieceâ by @msalem66, @Reuters.
The jury was deeply moved by how this image evokes an emotional reflection in every viewer and offers a glimpse into unimaginable loss.
worldpressphoto.org/collectiâŠ
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
Izaidy et moi au đšđ» photographiĂ©es par đž: @Sebzanella
Ig: marinacorreiarr & izaidysk8
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
'Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still.' - #DorotheaLange
Find Langeâs powerful photograph on display in our Tate Modern exhibition, #CapturingTheMoment âĄïž bit.ly/3mSuEQg
đ· Dorothea Lange, Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California, 1936
ALT A black and white photograph of a women in a deeply thoughtful pose, with two children looking away from the camera.
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
Remembering the great Chet Baker who was born this week in 1929. Noted for the plaintive, fragile tone of both his playing and singing, Baker was one of the most popular jazz musicians of his time.
He earned much attention and critical praise through the 1950s, particularly for albums featuring his vocals like âChet Baker Singsâ and âIt Could Happen to You.â
Bakerâs drug addiction almost destroyed his career and ultimately killed him. He was arrested several times for drug-related offences. He even pawned his music instruments and took a lot of beating by a mob, before deciding to take control of his life and returning to music around the 70s.
Here, he is performing âYou Donât Know What Love Isâ live in 1956.
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âIt's a bitter feeling to lose everything - our house, my bedroom, my beautiful clothes and my toys, but I'm a little happy because I was able to keep my new red coat.â
Shahd, 12, in front of her destroyed home in southern Gaza.
Children need a humanitarian ceasefire. Now.
Sebastien Zanella retweeted
Mon activitĂ© professionnelle mâa conduit sur bien des terrains de guerre, RDC Somalie YĂ©men Afghanistan Libye Soudan etc. Mais 8000 enfants tuĂ©s sous les bombes en 2 mois je nâavais pas vu un tel massacre depuis le Rwanda 94. Vous en tirez les conclusions que vous voulez.
#Israel
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Civilians make up 61% of Gaza deaths from airstrikes, Israeli study finds. Civilian proportion of deaths is higher than that in all world conflicts in 20th century, @Haaretz @haaretzcom says
theguardian.com/world/2023/dâŠ
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à deux doigts de tondre ceux qui défendent la paix.
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âThe intensifying conflict is shaking the world, rattling the region and, most tragically, destroying so many innocent lives.â
â @antonioguterres says we must act now to find a way out of the brutal, awful, agonizing dead end of destruction in the Middle East.
