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Welcome to my website Rock, Reaction and Revolution

Welcome to my corner of the internet where books, riffs, and rebellious ideas collide. If you're into turning pages, mixing chemicals, dissecting the world's geopolitical conflicts, or simply getting inebriated by a good rock album, we can be friends. (Also, why do people need alcohol when you have Progressive Rock?) But be warned: I'm also a radical anti-fascist, fiercely committed to hating the far-right. And, as an atheist, I'll be serving up a healthy dose of scepticism and critical thinking.

If you still have additional questions or require more information about my website, do not hesitate to Contact through email at notes2neutrons@gmail.com

About Rock, Reaction and Revolution

On this blog, I'll be serving up a fusion of:

Chemistry-inspired wisdom (just kidding...or am I?)
Songs that make you drunk and inspire you to question the system.
Geopolitical rants that expose the powerful.

Aim of Rock, Reaction and Revolution

My mission for this blog is to cause spontaneous outbreaks of critical thinking, rebellious behaviour, and uncontrollable headbanging. However, it is very personal. I'm a noob, but I do not care what others think about my blog. I'll simply write whatever I want to say. But if you're still interested in reading my blog, I can assure you that it will be fuelled by the raw energy of Rock N' Roll and the explosive power of revolution. I will try to dissect the societal norms and catalyse critical thinking.

So, buckle up, ask Siri to play System Of A Down, and join me on this wild ride.

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Top 10 Songs By Steven Wilson — A Highly Subjective Yet Definitely Correct List.

"One of the best British musicians of all time you've never heard of"—that’s how the BBC describes Steven Wilson. But if you have spent enough time in the progressive rock rabbit hole, you know exactly who he is. He is not just a musician but a sonic wizard who can pull you into his world, where you will probably have to deal with existential crises or occasional "What the fu*k did I just listen to?" or "Wait! What time signature is this?" moments. He wakes up every day, casually composes a 12-minute progressive rock track at breakfast with complex time signatures, remixes classic old rock n roll records of various artists at lunch, and then experiments with hauntingly beautiful soundscapes at dinner. Sleeps. Repeats. As a 29-year-old progressive rock nerd (translation: I’m either way too young to fully grasp Wilson’s sadness or already too old to escape it), I’ve spent countless hours spiralling into his discography. So, here’s my highly s...

The Rise of the German Neo-Nazi Party AfD & Why It Should Alarm The World.

Once upon a time, Germany swore to itself "Nie wieder" (Never Again). Yet here we are in 2025, after 92 years, a far right neo-Nazi party is winning the local body elections for the first time since 1933. Founded in 2013, Alternative Für Deutschland (AfD) is a neo-nazi party. It is no longer a far-right populist party; it has invoked Nazi sentiments, with some of its leaders openly glorifying Germany's history in WWII, while the cadres have been caught displaying Nazi symbols and shouting Nazi slogans. Their policies target migrants, LGBTQ+ communities, communists, and other political opponents dismantling the democratic institutions under the guise of nationalism. With elections around the corner, the possibility of Nazi successors crawling back to power isn’t just a German problem; it’s a global one because the manifesto of AfD could start a chain reaction across Europe and beyond. So, let’s dissect why the AfD is a threat, why Germans (and the world) should be worried...

The Soviet Woman Who Terrified The Nazis

Lt. Lyudmila Pavlichenko We recently celebrated International Women’s Day on 8th March. The theme of 2025 was "Accelerate Action" , emphasising the urgency of advancing gender equality. It is being predicted that at the current pace, achieving full gender parity could extend to the year 2158. The year was 1941. Lyudmila Pavlichenko was 25 years old and studying history at Kiev University when Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa and the Wehrmacht began its invasion of the Soviet Union. Instead of hiding or fleeing, she volunteered for the Red Army, not as a nurse (which was how the other countries were recruiting women), but as a sniper. She became one of 2000 female snipers in the Red Army. Here, let me remind you, the Soviet Union was the only country during World War II to recruit women in the army. During training, she outshot every man in her unit. The army soon realised that they weren’t dealing with an ordinary recruit. Career at the Red Army— Pa...

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