HOPE and VICTORY

The imperial Humanitarian Intervention  (HI) is probably the last frontier of imperial fraud that we will ever experience in theses end times.  As one research think tank offers their take on the efficacy and nobility of the meaning of this phrase it should become clear that it is simply a tool that is used for more powerful nations to attempt subordinating less powerful - has nothing to do with the people that are the victims (collateral damage) and are left homeless, wounded and/or murdered. Let's take a closer look. While there have been a proliferation in debate on the merits of HI there is one, the MISES Institute (short name for Lugwig von Mises Institute for Austrian Economics).  that  continues to do research on global issues related to modern day global conflicts [Also, he reference here has nothing to do with  Austrian racism as objective research can been found in the most unlikeliest places]. This may go back a ways, but an article submitted ...

Don't want to sound like a broken record, but my prescience is validated many times over by further substantiations on the ground. Several examples include: Turkey has never been an ally of Iran, or Russia but a pure hegemonic driven troublemaker intent on double-dealings, and is using the Kurdish as an excuse has always been a cover for the aforementioned. '[The] inter-threaded imperial propensities'  of not only the U.S.,  Israel and friends (Saudi Arabia would like  to join the club),  but also Russia and Turkey;  all are indistinguishable members Hence their foray into occupying sovereign land (in my opinion, shouldn't be a surprise to anyone: 2. Russia's interests in Syria is not based on loving anybody, but purely for strategic interests. Hence, they can thrive in a Baltic reality (a divided Syria) as long as they get something out of it. These notions have been substantiated on several occasions including their (Russia)...

Interesting debate here.  Can you do without Facebook?  Would you do without Facebook?  Are you able or willing to debate whether or not it truly believes in free speech, or the opposite, censuring real debate? As the debate on fake news has reached a problematic stage, we should be oblige to join the conversation, or not be listless on the matter. Well if you are like me, I really like the Facebook social platform as it has open doors of communications not only locally, but globally; and successfully interweave the benefits of linking to other platforms, opportunities, etc. People are sharing, promoting and keeping in touch like never before through writing, graphics, pictures, videos, podcasts, sharing, direct contact, commenting, you name it, Facebook is truly state of the art by its advancing of the technological modes of sharing as never before.  It wouldn't be far-fetch to consider oneself as a Facebook junky, some may even be seen as 'extreme' junkies ...

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After reading that another Iranian jet has crashed  - killing a number of innocent passengers and its crew - the first thing that comes to mind is engine failure.  Yet sitting still for a moment I am able to return to the core of my belief where it says that 'things just don't happen.' Of course, it makes sense that the engine failed, but the questions should be:  how did it fail; or, why did it have to fail; or, what caused it to fail?  Keeping in mind that it is also true that everything that man makes has the potential for failing at one point or the other.  Yet, the nature of something failing because someone or some thing did something to expedite its failure is hideous, and quite evil. Here's what we know.  Iran has been feverishly trying to upgrade its aeronautical industry for some time - it became more obvious as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) to ensure that Iran's nuclear program will be exclusively peaceful (October 18,...

"They’ve been in position to improve the Black community for decades but have done little to solve problems like gun violence and high unemployment that plague Chicago," added the longtime activist and former director of CeaseFire Illinois. Well the man may be on to something.  Of course, I confidently predict that he'll become a 'modern day' martyr for speaking an arguably unassailable truth.  I'm just wondering whether he will be okay with that, or will he dubious to this reality as one of the greatest dichotomies in the Christian world today (and in my opinion) differentiating between 'actual persecution' vs. 'selective persecution'.  Most of us would prefer the latter, especially when it can be construed as being able to least affect out ideals about success in this world. What would Jesus do? Well that last question may be the reactionary to the point that even Christian music can be used as a distorted tool for so called 'selectiv...