Patrick Kavanagh was born in County Monaghan in 1904 and died in 1967. He was a colourful and combative character who wrote of the life of the rural people of Ireland. He had an ongoing dispute with the Irish poet and playwright, Brendan Behan. Kavanagh‘s most famous poem is Raglan Road which is now best […]
Here is part 2 of one of the most iconic bar brawls in movie history. For Rebel Voice, George Clooney never matched his performance in this classic vampire romp, and Tarantino, never a great actor anyhow, is at his perverse best. Strange that, how Quentin Tarantino is best at playing the part of a sexual […]
Hope you enjoy this little gem. It’s hard not to become energized by Mariachi music, and the performers all seem so happy. It contagious. If you enjoyed this, please share
This is a great look at some of the most common female names in Arabic. Maha goes into some detail as to how the names came into being. It’s interesting to learn how such beautiful names were formed. If you enjoyed this, please share
There has been much chatter of late about the British Labour Party’s refusal to adopt the so-called ‘International’ definition of what constitutes anti-Semitism. This particular definition has been set out by an organization called the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). Immediately, from the name alone, we can see how a group associated with the Holocaust […]
This is worth taking the time over, if only for the enjoyment of seeing this fantastic video. Pink Floyd are as profound a musical act as there ever was. Perhaps that’s why Roger Waters is such a strong supporter of Palestine, and why Israel fear him so much. If you enjoyed this, please share
The occurrence of child abuse is without doubt the greatest crime that can be perpetrated by one person against another. Children are the most trusting and vulnerable of our species. When inhumans deliberately harm them, it stands as a terrible act of inhumanity. India is a vast nation with a huge population, many of them […]
In this video, we get an introduction to the Barrett M82 .50 Sniper Rifle. This is a serious piece of hardware. It is designed for disabling vehicles with pinpoint accuracy. If used on personnel, the results are devastating. The Provisional IRA were said to have used the Barrett during their war against British forces in […]
Blood and Ashes, Blood Tracks, by Matt Hilton For the first time since this site began, Rebel Voice has taken the unprecedented step of providing two reviews from the same author in the one article. The author is Matt Hilton and he has been reviewed previously by this blog. His previous efforts were acceptable. However, […]
Here is the classic fight scene from the cult move, From Dusk Til Dawn, which had a cast that any director would have dribbled at the thought of. It’s messy and not for the squeamish, so be warned. Enjoy. If you enjoyed this, please share
This is a gentle cover of the Cranberries classic. Strange to think that Dolores O’Riordan is gone almost seven months now. She would probably be flattered at this rendition of her work. If you enjoyed this, please share
The Mughals were an Islamic Empire that ruled India for about 200 years. Some their leaders were known as relatively progressive for the time and best remembered for their architectural projects, the most widely known of which is the magical Taj Mahal. Their glory days was based around tolerance but a lack of tolerance was […]
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