My guest on this episode describes herself as a daughter of the Arab Spring, relentlessly holding on to her sense of idealism. A recent European refugee, who is currently licking wounds, while routinely pointing out the political and social pollution caused by late capitalism to a small circle of friends and antagonising people to join post-George-Fluid global racial awakening. 

My guest talks to me about existing on various points along the sympathy spectrum, the North Atlantic capitalist empire, our roles in nation state building and disenchantment with the work within the humanitarian sector. But what mostly shows through is how tiring it is to yo-yo between gratitude and feeling as though nothing is going the way it should.

Note: some listeners may find the language offensive.

Human Rights Watch article on Cluster Munitions

Convention on Cluster Munitions