The following music video by Canadian artist Mistahi, for the song “Forever Wars,” speaks to the current climate of war in 2026, while connecting it to the continuous state of warfare and military aggression of world has seen for decades, by the U.S.
The “Forever Wars,” music video includes depictions of the current war in Iran; the attacks in Lebanon; and the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. It also highlights footage and scenes from Palestine, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yougoslavia, Columbia, Haiti, Somalia, Gulf War 1991, Panama, Grenada, El Salvador, Chile, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Korean War, and Japan.
The issue of immigration, and ICE officers, is also represented.
The music video ends by pointing the way to ending these “forever wars”: the mass mobilization and activism by “We The People” of this world.
Read biography of Mistahi from his website homepage.
