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Training Knights Lesson 10 Healing PTSD Part 3

Posted by Cristina C. Giancchini on August 16, 2023

Club of Shadows PTSD Stephen Cheney

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How State Revenue Collection Evolved to Coercion and Extortion

Posted by Dissecting Society on February 12, 2019

Alexander Nasmyth Banks Dissecting Society Economic Liberalism Government Max Coutinho Money Laundering Taxes

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Is the French Crisis a Prelude to a Popular Revolt Across Europe?

Posted by Max Coutinho on December 04, 2018

European Union France Fuel Tax Gilets Jaunes President Macron Taxes The Revolt Yellow Vests Movement

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Weaponising Bitcoins Against the Banking System

Posted by Max Coutinho on January 02, 2018

Banks Bitcoin Cryptocurrency Economic Liberalism Government Jonathan W. Penn MainCoin Taxes

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Social Justice? Tax Exemptions Create Social Desequilibrium

Posted by Max Coutinho on March 01, 2016

Left Wing Right Wing Social Injustice Social Justice Taxes

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UN Solidarity Tax: a Violation of Rights & Inefficiency in Aid System?

Posted by Max Coutinho on January 26, 2016

Germany Humanitarian Crisis Migrant Crisis Taxes UN

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Insecurity in Europe: the Connection between Palestine, Al-Qaeda and ISIS

Is ISIS knocking on Europe's door or is it already inside? In politics, it is important to nurture relations among nations, and therefore politicians and their advisers strive to find ways of keeping these relationships fruitful. However, it would be interesting to know who are the bureaucrats that feel so comfortable in their position that fail to make the proper correlations, and in the process put Europe in peril. To start with, western politicians should have the courage to admit that there's a clear connection between the [recognition/support for a] State of Palestine ex nihilo , the Al-Qaeda 7-Step Plan, the expansion of the Islamic State, and the increasing threats to European Security and Stability.

Counter-Terrorism: What Connects Trinidad & Tobago and Portugal to Iran?

We are far from ending the War on Terror. As the Global Jihad's deadline for conquering the world nears, we can expect Islamic Terrorist Groups to become chameleons, to change their tactics and to adapt to the new Security environment. If we are serious about not letting these criminals win, there are 3 countries that need to be followed closely: Trinidad and Tobago, Portugal and Iran.

The Hottest Passport in Town: Cape Verde's

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Eurovision 2019: Translation & Analysis of "Telemóveis" by Conan Osiris

Someone brought to my attention the Portuguese contribution to the Eurovision 2019. The song is called “Telemóveis” (cell-phones) and I decided to post its Translation because many people are intrigued by the performance and want to know what “Telemóveis” is all about. I also decided to share my analysis of the lyrics since it’s the first time Portugal sends such profound yet modern and sophisticated material to the Eurovision. Congratulations, Osiris!

Training Jedi Knight Types Lesson 5 Spear Hand - Part III

By Stephen Cheney PART II - ANCIENT EXERCISE THE KATA STRETCH: Standing with your (RIGHT) leg back and so left leg is forward, hold your LEFT forearm high horizontally across your forehead, ready to block or strike high (also keeps the sun out of the eyes if need be). Your other (RIGHT) forearm is chambered at your hip, horizontally. Its hand is flat with palm uppermost, or held in the triangular shape like a spear head. SEE THE ENEMY and as the enemy comes in range: Breathe in, and as you breathe out pull your upper arm down to chamber it at your left hip as you long step (slide) forward with your (RIGHT) foot, thrusting forward your (RIGHT) spear hand, press its forearm against your side ribs, then launch suddenly deep into the enemy’s body as you pull back with your newly hipped left arm. Stretch your body and arm, when it is fully extended twist the point, your palm up becomes palm down and extract the hand spear taking it back to your hip, returning to you...

Another Holistic Approach To Counter-Terrorism: De-Radicalisation

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