Browsing All Posts published on »February, 2011«

Is Gadhaffi a Nut Case? A look into his Female Virgin Bodyguards: The Amazon Guard

February 28, 2011

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So politically savvy hip-hop artist Mickey “Big Brosky” Boston Red Sox Lover asks: is he crazy or is he simply a mastermind incarnate in Nabokov’s Humbert Humbert‘s psyche. For starters, the man Gadhaffi knows how to play chess and plays it well without a Queen. In essence, he plays his chess board as an African “King” surrounded by […]

Muammar Ghadaffi – Jewish Roots, Fashion, Swagger and Vanity

February 22, 2011

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Yes, Ghadaffi’s grandmother was Jewish. If Montreal grassroots political hip-hop fundamentalist Mickey “Big Brosky” Boston had to give a despotic dictator a fashion award, that Brosky Award would unanimously be awarded to none other than the rather uncanny and consistently bizarre Muammar Ghadaffi. His fist-pumping antics in the air while supporters chanted his name repeatedly as he […]

Regimental Oneton – South Africa Art…Poster

February 21, 2011

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  Be sure to add “Regimental Oneton” to your facebook page. Purchase the art. Check the page and see  what you like. http://regimentaloneton.blogspot.com/

Israel: Anti-boycott Bill Approved – Democracy?

February 21, 2011

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Bill imposes fines on Israeli citizens who back, initiate boycottsagainst state. Left cries racism Mickey “Big Brosky” Boston is still beefin’ with Israel, ish is still Kosher. Despite the Kosher, the people want their beef Halal, but how do things get there when the region is so eff’d at this point? How long does the vicious cycle continue, […]

Ghassan Kanafani, Writing as Resistance and Hiphop – In the Wake of Egypt 2011

February 20, 2011

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Mic-Key Boston draws words from Life and Struggle of Kanafani. “I am someone who feels a very strong need for freedom and to not allow anyone to be backed into a corner” uttered late Montrealer Lhasa de sela, an artist who adamantly believed in the call for equality between all peoples. I (Mickey Boston) routinely perform a track […]

Was Anderson Cooper Really Beatdown in Cairo?

February 16, 2011

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Mickey “Big Brosky” Boston scrutinizes Anderson Cooper‘s antics. Anderson Cooper makes things sound like he suffered a Rodney King beatdown in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. In essence, “over exaggeration” is a too generous of a term for Cooper’s “beatdown.” Hyperbole is brought to a whole new plateau in the poetics of Cooper’s CNN eloquent video journalism. Yes, Cooper was mobbed, undeniably […]

Hosni Mubarak Art – by Regimental Oneton

February 15, 2011

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Regimental Oneton vs. The Hosni. Friend, fellow artist and brother in rhyme Regimental Oneton has dropped another joint: a watercolour piece of the “Mubaby.” Hosni Mubarak is vividly a despotic ruler who brought down the Nile‘s house with draconian political supremacy by means of intimidation and corruption. Hosni’s Iron Fist was finally brought to a close after […]

Da’ Arab Shoe – Egypt and the Mubarak Shoe Hospitality

February 14, 2011

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So this Whole Shoe Thing…You’ve Seen a lot of it, BUT…What does it all Mean??? Mickey ‘Big Brosky’ Boston was raised by parents who would threaten him with a shoe beatdown. My mother used to chase me with a spoon as a child if I did something wrong. I feared that stainless steal spoon as […]

From the Ground – EGYPT.

February 11, 2011

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  I, Mickey ‘Big Brosky’ Boston, just crossed this letter written by Ahmad Shokr straight from the grounds of Tahrir. Indeed, hopefully the Mubarak tyranny is on its final stand. A revolution may be in very close proximity, the odour seems right like a fondue just about ready from the oven. The below is a […]

Newspaper Egypt 1954…Facebook/Twitter Egypt 2011

February 10, 2011

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What happened in 1954? Last year Big Brosky (Mickey Boston) was reading Leila Khaled’s account of the struggle for “Arab Revolution” from the McGill library. There is an instance in which she storms out of her lecture, sent to the dean’s office for her rebellious political stance. As result, the chapter moves towards her being […]

Artists breaking the silence on Palestine

February 8, 2011

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An article written by dear friend Stefan Christoff. Artists play a galvanizing role in shaping popular opinion on the defining issues of our time. Historic struggles for justice are often remembered at a grassroots level not by campaign slogans or political speeches but via artistic symbols. Art can capture both the human emotion and political energy […]

Israeli Millionaire Builds Mosque in France

February 8, 2011

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So Big Brosky kinda crossed something rather intriguing and maybe even Ironic; an Israeli building and restoring a Mosque in France…France itself being a strongly Islamophobic state within itself whose population in itself will be over 50% Muslim by the turn of the decade. In essence, some demographic surveys predict this percentage to only be […]

The Homie Regimental Oneton…

February 7, 2011

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The homie Regimental Oneton sold the above two piece canvas the other week. Big Brosky would like to give love and congrats to the Oneton for keeping the art sincere while working hard at what he droppin on a canvas, or closet door. Be sure to look into Regimental Oneton’s works by heading over to […]

IMAGING APARTHEID

February 3, 2011

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Imaging Apartheid – A Night of Jazz at Kaza Maza Big Brosky Bidallz headed down to Kaza Maza for Imaging Apartheid, an intimate Jazz benefit concert to build support and raise funds for the ‘Imaging Apartheid’ Poster Project for none other than Palestine. As Mickey Boston is part of Tadamon!, it was only natural for […]