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Free will and the small bit of education that one ends up with in this life through personal interest and study are really the only things that we control in this world. Access to both can be taken of course if one chooses bad actions, so the smart move is to spend the limited time that we have on this Earth focusing on personal growth, happiness, and self-expression. Murder is wrong, and sadly, the truth of the world is stranger and much harsher than fiction. We live in a world that is safer than at any other period prior in human history while simultaneously being bombarded with more ...

El libre albedrío y la pequeña educación que uno obtiene en esta vida a través del interés personal y el estudio son realmente lo único que controlamos en este mundo. El acceso a ambos, por supuesto, puede ser privado si uno elige malas acciones, así que la decisión inteligente es dedicar el tiempo limitado que tenemos en esta Tierra al crecimiento personal, la felicidad y la autoexpresión. Asesinar está mal y, lamentablemente, la realidad del mundo es más extraña y mucho más dura que la ficción. Vivimos en un mundo más seguro que en cualquier otro período anterior de la ...

The Korean situation has been a big waste of time for the US and the world for the past 75 years, and upon further investigation, one finds that the business conglomerates that make up 85% of South Korea's GDP and employ 10% of the people in South Korea are just as bad as the dictator in North Korea, Kim Jung Un. I love Samsung products, but this isn't reason enough to overlook what has happened in the country over the past 70 years. Over 75% of Koreans were indeed illiterate in 1940, and the shift to an industrialized nation from an agrarian society following the Korean War made it one of ...

Singapur fue escrito por primera vez en el siglo XIV por un escriba chino en un barco mercante y descrito como un centro para barcos piratas sin ley y olvidado. Un par de siglos más tarde, los holandeses lo destruyeron porque todos los puertos del estrecho de Malaca estaban controlados por ellos y no querían competencia. En 1819, el general Raffles compró Singapur para la Compañía Británica de las Indias Orientales y comenzó su historia moderna. La Malasia británica existió durante casi 150 años antes de que los japoneses anexaran el territorio en 1942 y mataran a millones de ...

Since the late-1980’s, the United States’ relationship with North Korea has been driven almost entirely by the U.S. and international community’s desire to keep North Korea from becoming a nuclear power. Washington has used sanctions and trade embargoes to keep North Korea isolated and restrict its ability to develop nuclear weapons. Despite this, North Korea not only continues to survive, but they have successfully developed a nuclear weapons delivery capability. Today, Pyongyang is believed to have the capability of striking the U.S. mainland, posing a direct threat to our security....

The Ukraine War has been horrible for everyone in the world, especially Europeans and Americans who have been made to fund it via tax dollars, despite a resolution to end the war back in 2022 being stopped by Boris Johnson who interjected peace talks between the Ukraine and Russia months after the war had just started. To date, millions of people have lost their lives and been displaced, and everyone living in the US and the eurozone have suffered from over two years of inflation, high energy costs, job loss, mental and physical health issues, and the threat of nuclear war, which didn't ...

Democracy and capitalism can be painful, and you don't always like the outcomes. Some days, you win, but most days you lose. Under a dictatorship, life can be good for a time, but your ancestors will eventually starve and end up on a raft headed for a nearby capitalistic country. Marxism makes a lot of sense theoretically, but in practice, every time it has been tried it has failed. This can take a couple of decades, and the success of communism requires a parasitic relationship with a capitalistic system as it has to sell into this mixed market economy to meet the monetary needs of the ...

China, a challenge that looms large, is often depicted as a menacing force to be met with confrontation and containment. In some circles, there is even talk of an inevitable or imminent conflict. The Chinese Communist Party is often cast as a unique axis of evil, a threat to liberal democracies and emerging democracies in Asia and beyond. The Belt and Road Initiative, a sprawling infrastructure project that spans continents, is viewed with suspicion, seen either as a tool for economic subjugation or a pathway to conquest. What if this need not be the case? What if we were to calmly assess, ...

GAZA Today: Would You Turn Your Back. Everyone knows what Gaza is. A strip of land in the Middle East, being vociferously fought over. I don't want to get into the Politics of it, but at least a brush with it is unavoidable if you attempt any kind of dialogue or description of the occurrences that are happening there — truly awful. This poem is a short one, and keeps to the suffering of its people, and not delving too much into sides of the Political spectrum. I think the suffering in a modern day scenario with instant and graphic footage of this one-sided war is horrific.

A Reorganized UN: Built from Ground Up proposes replacing the outdated United Nations with a bold, democratic, and digitally empowered global institution. The book introduces the 40-40-20 voting formula—40% based on population, 40% on GDP, and 20% equal vote—to balance power, fairness, and sovereignty. It critiques the failures of the current UN, rooted in colonial-era power structures and veto paralysis, and lays out a blueprint for a new system with a Peace Council, Global Commons Authority, and inclusive multilingual infrastructure.

In a time when political divisions seem insurmountable, acclaimed author and spiritual trauma-informed counselor releases a transformative new book that speaks directly to Trump supporters looking to build bridges of understanding across the political spectrum. This book takes a refreshingly honest and non-judgmental approach to one of America's most challenging political conversations. Rather than adding to the discord, this groundbreaking work provides a framework for meaningful dialogue between Trump supporters and those with different political views.

From the innermost sanctum of the Prime Minister’s private offices among the Minaret-studded buildings of Putrajaya to streets filled with tear-gassed protestors in downtown Kuala Lumpur, Romen Bose, a former international correspondent and political communications consultant to then Prime...

Le Canada défie l'annexion – Le Combat pour rester libre plonge dans l’histoire fascinante de la résistance du Canada aux tentatives d'annexion par les États-Unis. De l'époque coloniale aux enjeux contemporains, ce livre explore les batailles politiques, économiques et culturelles qui ont forgé l'identité et la souveraineté canadiennes.

Peace For Taiwan Is Possible presents a compelling case that war in the Taiwan Strait is not inevitable—and that a peaceful resolution is both necessary and achievable. Through twelve focused chapters, the book dismantles the assumption that conflict between the U.S. and China must come to pass and instead lays out a roadmap for diplomacy, strategic patience, and multilateral cooperation.

Harvesting the Waves explores how ecological diplomacy can bridge conflicting interests, transforming disputed waters into areas of cooperation. The creation of a network of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in the South China Sea presents a promising strategy for alleviating geopolitical tensions. By fostering shared conservation goals and promoting sustainable resource management, these efforts encourage peaceful collaboration among diverse stakeholders. Drawing on comprehensive research and real-world case studies, the book sheds light on the delicate balance between environmental ...

Die ewige Schlacht ist ein philosophisch-politisches Hörbuch über die tief verwurzelten Ursachen des Krieges. Es geht nicht nur um Geopolitik oder Armeen, sondern um Denkweisen, Strukturen, ökonomische Interessen und kulturelle Narrative, die seit Jahrhunderten Gewalt ermöglichen – und rechtfertigen. In zwanzig thematisch klar gegliederten Kapiteln führt der Autor Holger Elias die Hörer:innen durch ein breites Panorama der Kriegsursachen.

Discover What Donald Trump Will Do As President And How It Affects YOU! Today only, get this can't miss e-book for just $0.99. Regularly priced at $4.99. Read on your PC, Mac, smartphone, tablet or Kindle device. Most people know that Donald Trump was elected the next President of the United States. What most DON'T know is what Trump will do once given the power and authority to shape the country as he chooses. Will Trump cut off ties to China? Will Trump Build a Wall bordering Mexico? How will the rest of the world react to his actions and what will be the consequences? All of these ...

In Biogeotherapy, scientist and activist Benoit Lambert (narrating his own work) unveils a groundbreaking movement uniting farmers, scientists, and policymakers to restore Earth’s balance through nature’s own healing forces. Published by Audiobook Publishing Services, this audiobook is a blueprint for scalable, regenerative solutions to the climate crisis.

Achieve a Unified Africa with a Single Currency in Just 3 Years, even if We’ve Struggled with Economic Integration for Decades Do you aspire to witness the economic revitalization of Africa through a single unified currency? Are you curious about the practicalities behind an African fiscal union and how it can foster continental unity? Do you want to know the tangible steps and strategies needed to overcome political and social fragmentation? If so, you’re not alone. Countless African policymakers, students, Pan-Africanists, and visionaries share a common dream of economic unity. ...

Most Americans and Europeans have heard about semiconductors as our governments have been investing billions of dollars into the industry over the past five years out of a need for national security. Problems with supply chains and potential disruption to the safety of nations were exposed during the COVID-19 Pandemic, and everyone seemed to miraculously discover that nearly all of the supply chains created under the globalization that we have seen post WWII somehow directly or indirectly go through China. This isn't such a bad thing if one is interested in getting high-quality goods at ...