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Training Knights Lesson 10 Healing PTSD Part 3

Posted by Cristina C. Giancchini on August 16, 2023

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Crisis in the Gulf of Oman: A Potential Entrapment for President Trump

Posted by Dissecting Society on June 18, 2019

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Does 5G Technology Justify Selling One's National Security to China?

Posted by Dissecting Society on May 07, 2019

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DRC-US Relations: Focusing on the Up-Coming Elections...or Not

Posted by Dissecting Society on December 16, 2018

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President Trump at UNGA 2018: War Against Globalism

Posted by Max Coutinho on October 03, 2018

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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!

Meditation in Stillness, Meditation in Movement - Awareness & Time

By Stephen Cheney Previous Chapter : Movement AWARENESS Meditating changes and sharpens and expands one’s awareness. In combat there are large stretches of time with no threat action and so the mind tends to go to sleep or daydream. But when not actually sleeping the mind needs to stay awake to sense the edges of danger as danger approaches and be ready and waiting, primed to act. When mediating in movement, the mind is transformed by its focus on itself in the form of its body.

Cameroon Crisis: What Is Really Going on and What are the Motivations?

By Scott Morgan The events that have occurred, last week, in Cameroon will have analysts confounded regarding the motivations of certain actors in the Country. On May 15th, it was revealed that the United States was going to transfer two aircraft designed for ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) Operations to the West African Country. The timing is unique for the actions currently underway as forces of the Francophone Government target the Minority Anglophone speakers who reside along the border with Nigeria.

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.

Honey Trapping: The Most Ancient Weapon Got More Sophisticated

Honey trapping, or honey potting, is an ancient tactic that involves a couple of techniques to either recruit, allure or retrieve information from a mark. It is said that men are the most fragile targets but women can also be easily targeted. So, what are the most modern techniques involved in this manoeuvre and does it apply to special agents only?

ISWAP and Boko Haram Vying for Nigeria: What Needs to Be Done?

By Scott Morgan 2018 ended on a sour note along the shoreline of Lake Chad. For the last fortnight the reports of conflict near the town of Baga have caught analysts by surprise. The insurgents who are believed to be from ISWAP (Islamic State West Africa Province) were actually able to capture the town. Reports have indicated that at least 700 Nigerian Troops remain unaccounted for while another 2,000 are reported to be surrounded. Baga is also a base for the regional joint task force charged with defeating Boko Haram. There is also a presence of Chadian Troops at this facility whose status has not been verified yet.

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