Russian forces are advancing in several places across the 600-mile frontline in Ukraine, straining Kiev’s ability to build rear fortifications. Some in the Ukrainian military fault the country’s leadership for not building stronger second and third-line defenses last year while Russian troops were stalled. 

According to a dozen Ukrainian soldiers, government officials, and construction company directors who spoke with the Associated Press, Kiev is struggling to set up new defensive lines as its forces retreat. The officials cited several issues including decision-making last year, bureaucracy in doling out military contracts, and ammunition shortages. 

https://www.newsweek.com/change-gun-laws-europe-let-jews-carry-arms-says-leading-rabbi-299102

Aprominent Jewish leader has written to the governments of all the EU countries, calling on them to pass legislation giving special licence for Jewish people to carry guns.

In a letter sent to interior ministries around Europe and obtained by Newsweek, Rabbi Menachem Margolin, director general of the Rabbinical Centre of Europe (RCE) and the European Jewish Association (EJA) – the largest federation of Jewish organizations and communities in Europe – writes: “We hereby ask that gun licensing laws are reviewed with immediate effect to allow designated people in the Jewish communities and institutions to own weapons for the essential protection of their communities, as well as receiving the necessary training to protect their members from potential terror attacks.”

Speaking to Newsweek, Rabbi Margolin added that he believes that “as many people within the Jewish community as possible” should carry weapons.

The call comes in light of the recent attacks in Paris and increased anti-semitic attacks in Europe which Rabbi Margolin writes “have revealed the urgent need to stop talking and start acting”.

Last week, four Jewish men were killed when Amedy Coulibaly took hostages in a kosher supermarket in Porte de Vincennes, eastern Paris. During the resulting siege, Coulibaly told a French TV station via phone that he had targeted the shop ‘because it was Jewish‘. Some 2,000 mourners attended the funeral of Yoav Hattab, Yohan Cohen, Philippe Braham and Francois-Michel Saada at the Har Menuhot cemetery in Jerusalem on Tuesday.

Highlighting the threat of European-born jihadists returning from the Middle East, such as those who carried out last week’s attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine, Rabbi Margolin added: “We need to recognise the warning signs of anti-Semitism, racism, and intolerance that once again threaten Europe and our European ideals.

According to Rabbi Margolin, a license to carry a weapon would provide people in the Jewish community with a sense of security that is sorely lacking in Europe, particularly in light of recent events. “Right now Jews do not feel safe,” he said.

“We are threatened on a daily basis,” he said. “People are afraid to come to synagogue. People are afraid to go to Jewish schools.”

“[The police] are not doing enough, for sure. We just need more. The best solution is having at least two police officers at each Jewish institution, 24 hours a day. Until that happens we need to be able to feel secure in other ways.”

Rabbi Margolin said that being allowed to carry a weapon would “allow our people to feel protected” adding that the weapons would all be registered. “We will be under the supervision of authorities. It would be completely controlled in the most professional way.”

EU law does allow for the carrying of guns under a license, but leaves specific gun legislation down to individual member states. Neither the Department for Home Affairs and Migration in Brussels nor the UK Home Office were willing to comment on the letter at this stage.

On the type of weapon people would be equipped with, Rabbi Margolin said: “Even just a gun. I’m not referring to tanks, it’s not about heavy weapons. It’s just that everyone would have something in their pocket.”

The Brussels-based rabbi, who recently discussed Palestinian statehood and the removal of Hamas from the EU’s list of terrorist organisations with foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, said he is arranging meetings to discuss the campaign over the coming weeks.

Rabbi Margolin also criticised Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s response to the Paris attacks in which he called for French Jews to “come home” to Israel, saying that such campaigns make it harder for European Jews to live securely.

“The Israeli government should not make people panic. Immigration is not the solution to the terror,” he said.

“Each time something terrible happens more people think of immigration, but Jewish people have lived in Europe for over 2,000 years. For many, Europe is their homeland. To state there is no other solution except to leave Europe and move to Israel is just saying that the government has failed.”

The rabbi said that the campaign to license arms has received positive comments from the Jewish community, with most people saying being armed with a weapon would allow them to feel more secure

Now, a report published by the RAND Corporation provides the first detailed glimpse into this hidden world. It is “a good overview of the current situation”, says Julio Hernandez-Castro at the University of Kent.

Background

The proliferation and illicit international movement of firearms and explosives worldwide involves a complex mix of interrelated issues. Despite efforts to regulate firearms, there are multiple avenues for entrepreneurial criminals to bypass controls and traffic weapons across international borders. This issue has emerged as particularly relevant for EU security, despite the stringent firearms control measures.

One possible avenue is via the ‘dark web’, which hosts many different online black markets that facilitate the sale of firearms, weapons, explosives and banned digital materials. The role of the dark web has grown in prominence in recent years following its link to the 2016 Munich Shooting, where a lone-wolf terrorist used a weapon purchased on the dark web. These terror attacks cemented widespread public concern that the dark web is an enabler and facilitator for terrorists and organised criminals seeking firearms. However, despite these concerns, very little is known about the size and scope of the weapons trade on the dark web.

The Project

RAND Europe and the University of Manchester partnered to conduct a study commissioned by the Economic and Social Research Council through the Partnership for Conflict, Crime & Security Research. The study aimed to explore the worldwide illegal arms trade, with a focus on the role played by the dark web in fuelling and/or facilitating such trade.

Overall, the project had seven objectives:

1. To understand the methods of buying and selling firearms and related products on the dark web.
2. To consider the viability of dark web markets for the selling of firearms, and more specifically, the extent to which these sellers may engage in scamming by taking payment for products they do not deliver, or may not possess.
3. To estimate the size and scope of the trade in firearms and related products on cryptomarkets, including the number of dark web markets listing firearms and related products and services for sale, and the range and type of firearms and related products advertised and sold on cryptomarkets
4. To estimate the value of the trade in firearms and related products on cryptomarkets.
5. To identify shipping routes and the most common shipping techniques for firearms and related products sold on cryptomarkets.
6. To identify the potential impact of dark web enabled arms trafficking on the overall arms black market.
7. To identify the potential implications of dark web enabled arms trafficking for law enforcement agencies and policy makers, at both national and international levels.

Methodology

To achieve these objectives, the project team employed a mixed-methods approach which included:

• A review of relevant literature including peer-reviewed academic literature, grey literature sources from official, government, and other relevant organisations, and web-sourced contributions from respected commentators and independent researchers within the dark web community.
• A review of dark web community resources on the ‘clear web’, including websites used to identify marketplaces and provide information and commentary on recent developments related to cryptomarkets.
• A review of dark web community discussion forums to shed light on the question of scamming by firearms vendors.
• A preliminary investigation of cryptomarkets to identify those selling firearms.
• Crawling, scraping and analysing data on cryptomarkets data, in the form of ‘digital traces’ left in connection to marketplace transactions.
• Consultations with policy and law enforcement experts through an expert workshop and individual interviews.

Findings

• The dark web is an enabler for the circulation of illegal weapons already on the black market, as well as a potential source of diversion for legally owned weapons.
• The dark web is increasing the availability of better performing, more recent firearms for the same, or lower, price, than what would be available on the street on the black market.
• The US appears to be the most common source country for arms that are for sale on the dark web. Almost 60 per cent of the firearms listings are associated with products that originate from the US. This is followed by a selection of European countries, which account for roughly 25 per cent, while unspecified locations of origin account for roughly 12 per cent. However, Europe represents the largest market for arms trade on the dark web, generating revenues that are around five times higher than the US.
• Firearms listings (42 per cent) were the most common listings on the dark web, followed by arms-related digital products (27 per cent) and others, including ammunition (22 per cent). Pistols were the most commonly listed firearm (84 per cent), followed by rifles (10 per cent) and sub-machine guns (6 per cent).
• The trade in arms-related digital products poses additional complex challenges. These products are often guides that provide tutorials for a wide range of illegal actions, ranging from the conversion of replica/alarm guns into live weapons, to the full manufacture of home-made guns and explosives, and also include models that can be turned into fully-working firearms through 3D printing.
• The overall value of the arms trade on the dark web based on the 12 cryptomarkets analysed in the study is estimated to be in the region of $80,000 USD per month, with firearms generating nearly 90 per cent of all revenue. Due to the arms trade on the dark web, every month there could be up to 136 untraced firearms or associated products in the real world.
• Estimates on the value and volume of the arms trade on the dark web may include a certain percentage of fake listings or transactions, particularly among vendors of firearms. However, it is challenging to ascertain the extent of scamming on the dark web.
• The dark web is unlikely to be the method of choice to fuel conflicts because arms are not traded at a large enough scale and due to the potential limitations on infrastructure and services in a conflict zone. On the other hand, the dark web has the potential to become the platform of choice for individuals (e.g. lone-wolves terrorists) or small groups (e.g. gangs) to obtain weapons and ammunition behind the anonymity curtain provided by the dark web. In addition, the dark web could be used by vulnerable and fixated individuals to purchase firearms.
• The illegal arms trade presents further challenges for law enforcement agencies and national governments. These challenges largely derive from the anonymity of individuals that use the dark web to purchase arms.

Final Remarks and Observations

• The dark web introduces a new platform enabling arms trafficking at a global scale. Despite the relatively limited value and volume of weapons traded on the dark web compared to either other products type (e.g. drugs) or to equivalent products trafficked offline, the potential impact on internal security is significant as demonstrated by recent ‘lone-wolf’ terrorist attacks in Europe.
• The development of the dark web will require policy makers and law enforcement agencies to adapt intervention strategies, ensure that proper regulatory frameworks are in place, ensure that adequate resources are made available and ensure that specialist skills are developed.
• The dark web does not produce new weapons; it merely acts as an enabler of trafficking, with weapons and ammunition having to be shipped and delivered in the ‘real world’. Therefore, good traditional policing and investigative techniques will remain vital in responding to this threat. In addition, traditional firearms control measures designed to tackle illicit trafficking remain of the outmost importance to reduce the availability of illegal firearms. These include efficient marking and record keeping practices, international cooperation for tracing, and good stockpile management.
• Existing international instruments for combating arms trafficking should not be considered obsolete. The validity of some instruments should certainly be examined and perhaps require amendments, but the emergence of a new threat does not necessarily require the creation of new instruments.
• The study represents the first attempt to collect and analyse primary data related to the sale of firearms and related products on the dark web. In order to generate a more robust understanding of the role of the dark web in enabling arms trafficking, a more continuous monitoring activity should be implemented. This would involve repeating and refining the data collection and analysis presented in this study over time in order to generate historical data that can be used to analyse trends. This would also involve a more rigorous assessment of the validity and applicability of current national and international counter-arms trafficking regimes, including policies, laws and regulations, actors and resources.

The report reveals an alarming pattern: the majority of vendors are based in the US and are willing to ship worldwide, with Europe the biggest source of profit. Lax gun laws in the US are undermining stricter rules elsewhere.

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And while absolute numbers are still small – accounting for less than 1 per cent of items sold on the dark web – capabilities go far beyond simply putting a gun in the mail. From manuals on how to create explosives to detailed instructions on how to disassemble and ship a gun to various overseas destinations, the information and technology available to purchase is well-placed to facilitate lone-wolf attacks.

Anonymous marketplaces

The dark web is a subset of the internet that requires specific software to access so that users can remain anonymous. Not all of the items for sale in dark web marketplaces are illegal, but the promise of anonymity makes it easier to subvert the law. “It could revolutionise how normal people purchase firearms. It’s a game changer,” says Giacomo Persi Paoli, lead author of the report.

This anonymity also makes buying or selling items risky: there is a reasonable risk that the person at the other end of the deal is either a scammer or the police. This inability to verify the details behind individual accounts also makes studying the dark web tough. So the authors hedge that the report is better interpreted as an estimate.

Nonetheless it paints a revealing picture. Firearms account for around 40 per cent of weapons listings on the dark web, followed by digital products, such as manuals on how to make explosives or blueprints for 3D printing weapons, at around 30 per cent. Over half of the weapons for sale are from the US, with the revenue from Europe five times higher than from domestic sales through the dark web.

This raises concerns that more people will be able to purchase illegal guns. “It’s trivial to get on the dark web and there are many tutorials online. Then you just register with a market and start browsing as if you were on Amazon,” says Hernandez-Castro.

To purchase an illegal firearm previously, you had to contact a gang involved in arms trafficking. Convincing a gang member that you weren’t with the police and that you were serious was tricky enough, even before you made sure that they didn’t just take your money and give you a dud.

Building trust

To help build trust between buyers and sellers, dark web marketplaces allow buyers and sellers to review transactions the way they would on eBay or Amazon. Customers can rate the vendor on things like product quality, customer service and even the stealth tactics used for delivery.

And since a vendor’s success relies on them having a good online reputation, they are willing to go the extra mile to make sure customer satisfaction is guaranteed. For example, some offer refund policies and trial periods.

Additionally, many of the marketplaces offer a form of payment protection, where the customer initially pays the marketplace and then indicates that the money can be released when the goods arrive intact. All of this removes many of the barriers to getting hold of an illegal weapon.

Vendors on the dark web have honed their delivery tactics for weapons over the years through lengthy discussions on forums. The most common strategy is to disassemble weapons into many different parts that are then sent in different packages. Some parts are embedded in less conspicuous items like old stereos or printers to avoid detection.

“The methods they use are very sophisticated, but we need to get better at spotting weapons sent in the post to stop the flow,” says Hernandez-Castro.

1. Identify Threats: Figure out who these Soviet-era cells are, where they are, and what they’re up to. Use intelligence and surveillance to keep tabs on them.
2. Take Them Out: Shut them down before they cause trouble. Use legal means to prosecute or take action against individuals or groups involved in criminal or terrorist activities.
3. Keep Watch: Keep a close eye on suspicious individuals and groups. Monitor their movements, communications, and activities to stay one step ahead.
4. Cut Off Support: Stop any support these cells might be getting, whether it’s financial, logistical, or ideological. Cut off their resources and networks.
5. Spread the Word: Educate people about the dangers of Soviet-era ideologies and tactics. Raise awareness about radicalization and how to spot the signs.
6. Work Together: Team up with other countries and organizations to tackle the problem. Share information, coordinate efforts, and support each other in combating the threat.
7. Stay Strong: Strengthen your defenses against potential attacks. Beef up security measures, especially at borders and key locations.
8. No Second Chances: Don’t give these cells any leeway. Once you identify them, take decisive action. Don’t wait for things to escalate.

Got it, here’s a more direct approach:

1. “Back off. I don’t need your attitude or interference.”
2. “Stop acting like you have authority over me. You don’t.”
3. “Don’t talk to me like that. Show some respect or leave.”
4. “I won’t tolerate your aggression. Get lost.”
5. “Enough. You’re not going to bully me into anything.”
6. “Cut the crap. I’m not buying it.”
7. “Your behavior is unacceptable. Knock it off.”
8. “I don’t have time for your nonsense. Move along.”
9. “I’m not interested in dealing with someone who’s rude and abusive.”
10. “If you can’t speak to me with decency, we’re done here.”

Stand your ground and don’t let anyone intimidate or belittle you, regardless of their age or position.

Here are some direct and assertive sentences to convey the message to those who abuse Jewish people in Hungary:

1. “Your hateful behavior towards Jewish people has no place in our society. Leave now and never return.”
2. “We will not tolerate your anti-Semitic actions here. Get out of Hungary and don’t come back.”
3. “You’re not welcome here if you can’t treat all people with respect. Leave immediately.”
4. “Hungary stands against bigotry and hatred. Leave or face the consequences.”
5. “Your prejudice and discrimination have no place in our community. Get lost.”
6. “Your actions are despicable and shameful. Leave Hungary and don’t look back.”
7. “We will not stand idly by while you spread hate and fear. Leave now.”
8. “Jewish people have the right to live without fear or discrimination. Leave this country at once.”
9. “Your bigotry is a stain on Hungary’s reputation. Leave now and never come back.”
10. “To anyone who abuses Jewish people in Hungary: You are not wanted here. Leave immediately.”

These sentences send a clear and strong message that abusive behavior towards Jewish people will not be tolerated in Hungary.

here are stronger and more direct sentences:

1. “You’re spreading hate against Jews in Hungary. Get lost!”
2. “Your anti-Semitic actions are repulsive. Leave Hungary immediately.”
3. “No room for bigotry here. Get out of Hungary, now!”
4. “Your prejudice against Jews ends here. Leave, or face consequences.”
5. “Hungary doesn’t tolerate anti-Semitism. Leave now, and don’t return.”
6. “Your hatred has no place here. Leave Hungary and don’t come back!”
7. “To anyone abusing Jews: Leave Hungary, your hate isn’t welcome.”
8. “Jewish people deserve respect, not your abuse. Get out of Hungary!”
9. “Your bigotry won’t fly here. Leave Hungary, now!”
10. “Jews in Hungary won’t suffer your abuse. Leave immediately.”

Defending any group from abusive behavior requires a firm stance. Here are ten assertive points on how to defend Jews from abusive Russian-related officers:

1. Zero Tolerance Policy: Any form of discrimination or abuse against Jews by Russian-related officers will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
2. International Law: Remind these officers that discrimination based on ethnicity or religion is a violation of international law and will be treated as such.
3. Consequences: Make it clear that there will be severe consequences for any officer found engaging in abusive behavior towards Jews, including legal action and dismissal from duty.
4. Community Support: Rally support from the Jewish community and allies to stand united against any form of oppression or persecution.
5. Media Exposure: Shine a spotlight on any instances of abuse or discrimination, leveraging media coverage to hold accountable those responsible and raise awareness of the issue.
6. Legal Action: Pursue legal action against abusive officers, seeking justice through the appropriate legal channels to ensure accountability and deter future misconduct.
7. Diplomatic Pressure: Utilize diplomatic channels to pressure the relevant authorities to take action against abusive officers and uphold the rights of the Jewish community.
8. Educational Initiatives: Implement educational programs to promote tolerance, diversity, and understanding within law enforcement agencies, fostering a culture of respect for all ethnic and religious groups.
9. Community Policing: Advocate for community policing initiatives that prioritize building trust and collaboration between law enforcement and minority communities, including the Jewish community.
10. Solidarity: Stand in solidarity with the Jewish community, offering unwavering support and protection against any form of discrimination, harassment, or abuse.

By implementing these measures with unwavering determination, we can effectively defend Jews from abusive behavior perpetrated by Russian-related officers and uphold the principles of equality, justice, and human rights.

Here’s a straightforward guide in ten points on how to communicate to an abusive threat to “fuck off”:

1. Remain Calm: Keep your composure and avoid escalating the situation further by maintaining a calm demeanor.
2. Assertiveness: Speak assertively and confidently to convey that you are not intimidated by the threat.
3. Set Boundaries: Clearly state your boundaries and make it known that you will not tolerate abusive behavior or threats.
4. Direct Language: Use direct language to communicate your message clearly and unequivocally.
5. Avoid Engaging: Refrain from engaging in further dialogue or arguments with the abusive individual, as it may exacerbate the situation.
6. Physical Distance: Maintain a safe physical distance from the individual to ensure your safety and security.
7. Seek Support: If the threat persists or escalates, seek support from law enforcement, security personnel, or trusted individuals who can assist you.
8. Document Evidence: Keep a record of any abusive interactions, including threatening messages or behavior, as evidence for future reference.
9. Legal Recourse: Be aware of your legal rights and options for recourse in case the threat escalates to a criminal offense.
10. Self-Care: Prioritize your well-being and take necessary steps to ensure your safety and emotional health in the aftermath of the threat.

Remember, your safety and well-being are paramount, so do not hesitate to seek help or take appropriate action to protect yourself from abusive threats.

Here’s a concise guide in point format for countering abusive agents and battling terrorism:

1. Vigilance: Maintain constant vigilance over borders, entry points, and vulnerable areas to prevent abusive agents from entering the population.
2. Intelligence Gathering: Establish robust intelligence networks to identify potential threats and monitor the activities of abusive agents within the population.
3. Collaboration: Foster strong partnerships with local communities, law enforcement agencies, and international allies to share information and coordinate efforts in combating terrorism.
4. Legal Framework: Enact and enforce stringent laws and regulations to prosecute abusive agents and dismantle terrorist networks effectively.
5. Training and Preparedness: Train law enforcement personnel, first responders, and relevant stakeholders in identifying suspicious behavior, responding to threats, and mitigating the impact of terrorist attacks.
6. Community Engagement: Engage with communities vulnerable to radicalization and extremism through outreach programs, education initiatives, and social support networks to prevent the recruitment of abusive agents.
7. Disruption Tactics: Employ disruptive tactics such as surveillance, financial sanctions, and targeted operations to disrupt the activities of abusive agents and dismantle their support networks.
8. Cyber Security: Strengthen cybersecurity measures to prevent online radicalization, propaganda dissemination, and recruitment efforts by abusive agents.
9. Counter-Narratives: Develop and disseminate counter-narratives to challenge extremist ideologies and undermine the propaganda efforts of abusive agents.
10. Resilience Building: Enhance the resilience of communities by providing psychological support, promoting social cohesion, and facilitating the rehabilitation and reintegration of individuals vulnerable to radicalization.

By implementing these strategies and maintaining a proactive approach, authorities can effectively combat abusive agents and protect the population from the scourge of terrorism.

1. Intel Inferno: Form a lethal squad of sleuths—cops, spooks, and drug gurus—to hunt down every scrap of intel on these vile dealers.
2. Legal Blitzkrieg: Demand laws that smash these parasites into oblivion, no mercy, no second chances.
3. Global Warband: Forge alliances with every nation willing to spill blood to protect our young from this global contagion.
4. Community Citadel: Turn our streets into impenetrable fortresses, educating and empowering our people to repel these predators.
5. Border Bulwark: Erect a barrier of steel and vigilance to keep these vultures out, once and for all.
6. Shock and Awe Raids: Blitz their operations, seize their assets, and leave them reeling in the wreckage.
7. Ghost Warriors: Deploy undercover operatives to infiltrate their ranks, sow chaos, and tear them apart from within.
8. Money Reclamation: Rip every cent of blood money from their clutches, pouring it back into our communities.
9. Tech Armageddon: Unleash every digital weapon in our arsenal to outsmart, outmaneuver, and outlast these demons.
10. Unyielding Vigilance: This isn’t a war we can afford to lose. We’ll fight tooth and nail until every last one of these scumbags is eradicated.

In a Wednesday speech before a May Day rally in the capital, Petro said,”Tomorrow (Thursday) diplomatic relations with the state of Israel will be severed… for having a genocidal president.” 

“If Palestine dies, humanity dies, and we will not let it die,” he said at one point in the speech. He proclaimed that “democratic peoples cannot allow Nazism to reestablish itself in international politics.”

BANKERS EXPLOIT INSTITUTIONALISED PEOPLE TO CREATE KILLERS AND PROSTITUTES IS HORRID SHOULD BE STOPPED.

1. ENFORCE THE DAMN RULES: Put teeth into regulations that make it crystal clear to banks that exploiting vulnerable people for profit will not be tolerated. No loopholes, no excuses.
2. MAKE BANKS PAY UP: Hold these banks feet to the fire. If they’re caught profiting off the misery of others, make them pay the price – financially, legally, and morally.
3. KEEP A DAMN EYE ON THEM: Ramp up surveillance on financial transactions. Catch these crooks in the act and shut down their schemes before they ruin more lives.
4. EDUCATE, DAMMIT: Get the word out there. Make sure everyone knows the dirty tricks these bankers pull. Ignorance is their best friend; let’s take that away.
5. GIVE THEM A WAY OUT: Invest in programs that offer alternatives to the vulnerable. Give them options that don’t involve falling into the clutches of these bloodsuckers.
6. SET UP A SNITCH LINE: Make it easy for victims and whistleblowers to drop a dime on these scumbags. Provide protection for those who step forward to expose the rot.
7. TEAM UP WITH THE LAW: Break down the barriers between financial regulators and law enforcement. Team up, share info, and go after these criminals with everything you’ve got.
8. HIT ‘EM WHERE IT HURTS: Slam these bankers with fines that make their heads spin and sentences that put them away for a good long while. Make an example out of them.
9. EMPOWER THE DAMN VICTIMS: Give victims the support they need to fight back, from legal aid to therapy. Help them reclaim their lives from the vultures who preyed on them.
10. MAKE ETHICAL BANKING THE ONLY OPTION: Shame banks into doing the right thing. Make it clear that if they want to do business, they damn well better do it ethically, or face the consequences.

THESE INFORMATIONS COME FROM CLASSIFED SOUCRES, BUT ALL BANKERS SHOUDL BE CROSS EXEMINED FOR SUCH PRACTICES.

MURDERERS FROM HIRE ARE CREATED FROM INSTIUTIONALISED PEOPLE BECAUSE NO ONE WILL MISS THEM WHEN THEY CLOSE EACH OTHER.

PROSTITUTES ARE CREATED OF THEM BEACUSE THEY HAVE NO ONE TO ASK FOR HELP.

Évente 3 milliárd fontot biztosít Ukrajnának az Egyesült Királyság, amíg szükséges – jelentette ki David Cameron brit külügyminiszter Kijevben. Cameron szerint

Ukrajnának joga van ahhoz, hogy visszavágjon Oroszországnak,mivel Oroszország indította a támadást.

https://444.hu/2024/05/03/kijev-engedelyt-kapott-hogy-orosz-teruleten-hasznalja-a-brit-fegyvereket

Like clockwork, news arrives of gain-of-function research underway here in American labs at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Funded by the USDA and Chinese Academy of Science, researchers have been working for two years to create a H5N1 vaccine using mRNA technology. 

There’s no such thing as coincidence: gain-of-function research is culminating at the same time as our major H5N1 outbreak.

Whether or not a jab is forced onto America’s livestock or its citizens, one thing is clear: THIS IS ALL ALEGEDLY SAYS THE LAWYER..

WATCH THE FUCK OUT SAYS I.

All spring, the CDC and mainstream media have hyped the “highly pathogenic avian influenza” that has infected America’s poultry and cattle. 

This H5N1 virus has also been found in grocery store milk and eggs, prompting the CDC to caution against all consumption of these animal products to prevent human transmission.

VÉGÜL IS EZ A LÉNYEG.

MINDIG VAN VÁLASZTÁSI LEHETŐSÉGED.

HARRY POTTER BASE IS IN RUINS, 3 DEAD

USA COLLEGE CAMPUSES UNDERSIEGE FROM GENOCIDE IS WRONG PEOPLE.

SOME KIDS MAKE IT, OTHERS DONT. TOO FUCKING BAD.

WHAT ARE YA GONNA DO ABOUT IT?

ARE YA GONNA “MAKE IT”?

MAKE AMERICA GREAT FOREVER.

THIS IS THE BREXIT MOBIL BETA

YOUNG PEOPLE SEEM TO COMMIT 80% OF MURDER

HUNGARIANS IN TRADITIONAL FUCK YOU

GERMAN MILITARY MODERNISATION STRATEGIES FROM 1920

YOUNG PEOPLE ARE ALL SO LOEVLY.

Predicting or mitigating stock market corrections, even with AI, is complex. However, AI can assist by providing insights into market trends, sentiment analysis, and risk assessment. Here’s how AI efficiency might help:

1. Predictive Analytics: AI can analyze vast amounts of data to identify patterns and trends that may indicate an upcoming market correction. By analyzing historical market data, economic indicators, news sentiment, and other relevant factors, AI systems can provide early warnings to investors.
2. Sentiment Analysis: AI-powered sentiment analysis tools can monitor news articles, social media, and other sources to gauge market sentiment. Sudden shifts in sentiment could signal potential market downturns. By identifying and analyzing sentiment trends, AI can provide valuable insights to investors.
3. Risk Management: AI can help investors manage risk by analyzing portfolios and identifying potential vulnerabilities. By using advanced risk models and algorithms, AI systems can recommend adjustments to portfolios to minimize exposure to market downturns.
4. Algorithmic Trading: AI-driven trading algorithms can execute trades automatically based on predefined criteria. These algorithms can react quickly to market changes and adjust trading strategies accordingly, potentially minimizing losses during market corrections.
5. Real-time Monitoring: AI systems can continuously monitor market conditions and automatically alert investors to significant changes or anomalies. By providing real-time updates, AI can help investors make informed decisions and react swiftly to changing market dynamics.
6. Market Simulation: AI-powered simulations can model various market scenarios and assess the potential impact of different factors on stock prices. By simulating market corrections and analyzing their effects, investors can better understand potential outcomes and develop strategies to mitigate risks.
7. Pattern Recognition: AI can identify patterns in market data that may precede stock market corrections. By recognizing these patterns, AI systems can help investors anticipate market movements and take proactive measures to protect their investments.
8. Alternative Data Analysis: AI can analyze alternative data sources such as satellite imagery, credit card transactions, and web traffic patterns to gain insights into economic activity and consumer behavior. By integrating alternative data into market analysis, AI can provide a more comprehensive understanding of market dynamics and potential vulnerabilities.
9. Behavioral Finance Insights: AI-powered behavioral finance models can analyze investor behavior and market psychology to identify irrational patterns and biases that may contribute to market downturns. By understanding how human psychology influences market movements, AI systems can help investors anticipate and navigate market corrections more effectively.
10. Dynamic Portfolio Optimization: AI-driven portfolio optimization tools can continuously adjust asset allocations based on changing market conditions and risk preferences. By dynamically rebalancing portfolios in response to market fluctuations, AI can help investors maintain optimal risk-adjusted returns during periods of market volatility.
11. Machine Learning Forecasting: Advanced machine learning algorithms can analyze large datasets to forecast future market movements with greater accuracy. By incorporating multiple data sources and using sophisticated modeling techniques, AI systems can generate more reliable predictions of potential market corrections and their likely impact on specific stocks or sectors.
12. Regulatory Compliance Monitoring: AI can assist financial institutions in monitoring regulatory compliance and identifying potential risks associated with market corrections. By analyzing regulatory filings, news reports, and other relevant data, AI systems can help ensure that investors are aware of any regulatory changes that may affect their investments.
13. Robo-Advisors: AI-powered robo-advisors can provide personalized investment advice and portfolio management services to individual investors. By leveraging algorithms to assess risk tolerance, investment goals, and market conditions, robo-advisors can offer tailored investment strategies that align with each investor’s unique needs and preferences.
14. Market Surveillance: AI can enhance market surveillance efforts by identifying suspicious trading activities, market manipulations, and other irregularities that may contribute to market instability. By detecting potential risks early on, AI-powered surveillance systems can help prevent market abuses and maintain market integrity.
15. Collaborative Intelligence: AI can facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing among investors, analysts, and financial experts through online platforms and social networks. By leveraging collective intelligence and crowdsourced insights, AI systems can enhance decision-making processes and improve overall market efficiency.
16. Natural Language Processing (NLP) for News Analysis: AI-powered NLP algorithms can analyze news articles, earnings reports, and press releases to extract relevant information and sentiments. By understanding how news events and corporate announcements impact market sentiment, investors can better anticipate market movements and adjust their investment strategies accordingly.
17. Market Microstructure Analysis: AI can analyze market microstructure data, such as order book dynamics and trade execution patterns, to identify potential market inefficiencies and liquidity risks. By understanding the underlying dynamics of market transactions, AI systems can help investors optimize trading strategies and minimize execution costs during periods of market stress.
18. Event Prediction: AI can predict significant market events, such as earnings announcements, economic releases, and geopolitical developments, and assess their potential impact on stock prices. By forecasting future events and their likely outcomes, AI systems can help investors proactively position their portfolios to capitalize on opportunities or mitigate risks associated with market corrections.
19. Portfolio Stress Testing: AI-driven stress testing tools can simulate various market scenarios, including extreme downturns, and evaluate the resilience of investment portfolios under adverse conditions. By stress testing portfolios against different risk factors and market shocks, investors can identify potential vulnerabilities and implement appropriate risk management strategies.
20. Intermarket Analysis: AI can analyze correlations and interdependencies between different asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies, to assess systemic risks and diversification benefits. By understanding how changes in one market may impact others, AI systems can help investors build more robust and diversified portfolios that are resilient to market corrections.
21. Algorithmic Risk Management: AI-powered risk management algorithms can dynamically adjust risk exposures and position sizes based on evolving market conditions and portfolio objectives. By incorporating real-time market data and risk metrics, these algorithms can help investors maintain optimal risk-adjusted returns and mitigate potential losses during turbulent market periods.
22. Behavioral Biases Mitigation: AI can help investors overcome behavioral biases, such as overconfidence, loss aversion, and herd mentality, that may lead to suboptimal decision-making during market corrections. By providing objective analysis and counterbalancing emotional biases, AI systems can help investors make more rational and disciplined investment decisions.
23. Market Liquidity Monitoring: AI can monitor market liquidity conditions, such as bid-ask spreads, trading volumes, and order book depth, to assess the availability of liquidity during periods of market stress. By monitoring liquidity metrics in real-time, AI systems can help investors gauge market resilience and adjust trading strategies accordingly to minimize execution risks.
24. Market Sentiment Analysis: AI can analyze social media posts, news articles, and financial forums to gauge investor sentiment in real-time. By understanding market sentiment, investors can anticipate shifts in investor mood and sentiment, which may signal potential market corrections.
25. Market Anomaly Detection: AI algorithms can detect unusual market behavior and anomalies that may precede market corrections, such as sudden price movements, abnormal trading volumes, or unexpected changes in volatility. By identifying anomalies early on, investors can take proactive measures to protect their portfolios.
26. Scenario Analysis: AI-powered scenario analysis tools can simulate various market scenarios and assess their potential impact on investment portfolios. By analyzing how different factors, such as interest rate changes, geopolitical events, or economic downturns, may affect asset prices, investors can develop contingency plans and adjust their investment strategies accordingly.
27. Dynamic Hedging Strategies: AI can optimize hedging strategies to protect investment portfolios against downside risks during market corrections. By dynamically adjusting hedge ratios and selecting appropriate hedging instruments, AI systems can help investors mitigate losses and preserve capital during turbulent market conditions.
28. Market Microstructure Modeling: AI can model market microstructure dynamics, such as order flow, market impact, and price discovery mechanisms, to better understand how markets operate at a granular level. By simulating market microstructure processes, AI systems can provide insights into market liquidity, price formation, and trading dynamics during market corrections.
29. Market Volatility Forecasting: AI algorithms can forecast market volatility and identify periods of heightened volatility that may precede market corrections. By analyzing historical volatility patterns and macroeconomic indicators, AI systems can help investors anticipate changes in market volatility and adjust their risk management strategies accordingly.
30. Algorithmic Trading Strategies: AI-driven algorithmic trading strategies can adapt to changing market conditions and execute trades automatically based on predefined rules and criteria. By leveraging machine learning algorithms and predictive analytics, these trading strategies can capitalize on short-term market inefficiencies and exploit opportunities arising from market corrections.
31. Dynamic Asset Allocation: AI can optimize asset allocation strategies to adapt to changing market conditions and investor preferences. By analyzing risk-return profiles of different asset classes and forecasting expected returns, AI systems can help investors allocate capital more efficiently and diversify their portfolios to mitigate risks associated with market corrections.
32. Market Network Analysis: AI can analyze complex networks of interconnected financial assets and identify systemic risks and vulnerabilities that may amplify the impact of market corrections. By studying network structures and interdependencies between assets, AI systems can help investors assess systemic risks and develop strategies to mitigate contagion effects during market downturns.
33. Market Impact Analysis: AI can assess the potential impact of external events, such as geopolitical tensions or regulatory changes, on stock market performance. By analyzing historical data and market reactions to similar events, AI systems can help investors anticipate the magnitude and duration of market corrections triggered by external factors.
34. Dynamic Factor Modeling: AI-driven factor models can capture the underlying drivers of stock returns and identify factors that contribute to market corrections. By analyzing a broad range of economic, financial, and behavioral factors, AI systems can help investors understand the root causes of market downturns and develop strategies to mitigate their impact.
35. Market Fragmentation Analysis: AI can analyze market fragmentation and liquidity fragmentation across different trading venues and asset classes. By understanding how market fragmentation affects trading dynamics and price discovery processes, AI systems can help investors navigate fragmented markets more effectively during periods of market stress.
36. Machine Learning-based Trading Signals: AI algorithms can generate trading signals based on machine learning models trained on historical market data. By identifying patterns and signals that precede market corrections, AI systems can help investors make timely investment decisions and adjust their trading strategies to capitalize on emerging opportunities or mitigate risks.
37. Portfolio Stress Testing and Sensitivity Analysis: AI-powered stress testing tools can assess the resilience of investment portfolios to various market scenarios and shocks. By conducting sensitivity analysis and stress testing across different asset classes and risk factors, AI systems can help investors identify potential vulnerabilities and implement risk mitigation measures proactively.
38. Natural Disaster Risk Assessment: AI can analyze environmental data, such as weather patterns and natural disaster occurrences, to assess the potential impact of natural disasters on stock market performance. By incorporating environmental risk factors into investment analysis, AI systems can help investors better understand and manage risks associated with extreme weather events and natural disasters.
39. Market Structure Optimization: AI can optimize market structures, trading protocols, and liquidity provision mechanisms to enhance market resilience and stability. By simulating different market structures and regulatory regimes, AI systems can help policymakers and market participants design more robust and efficient markets that are better equipped to withstand market corrections.
40. Behavioral Economics Insights: AI-driven behavioral economics models can analyze investor behavior and decision-making processes to identify cognitive biases and heuristics that may contribute to market corrections. By understanding how behavioral biases influence market dynamics, AI systems can help investors develop strategies to counteract irrational behavior and maintain disciplined investment approaches during turbulent market conditions.

These additional capabilities underscore the versatility and potential of AI efficiency in addressing various aspects of potential downward corrections in the stock market, providing investors with valuable tools and insights to navigate volatile market environments effectively.

In any relationship, there’s always the potential for power dynamics to emerge, leading to oppression or control. Here are some ways partners might oppress each other:

1. Emotional Manipulation: One partner might use guilt, fear, or shame to manipulate the other’s emotions and actions, thereby exerting control.
2. Control Over Finances: One partner might control the finances, limiting the other’s financial freedom and independence.
3. Physical or Emotional Abuse: This can include physical violence, threats, insults, or other forms of emotional harm intended to control the other partner.
4. Isolation: One partner might isolate the other from friends, family, or social activities, cutting off their support network and making them dependent on the relationship.
5. Gaslighting: This involves one partner distorting the other’s sense of reality or sanity, making them doubt their perceptions, memories, or feelings.
6. Unequal Division of Labor: One partner might unfairly burden the other with household chores, childcare, or other responsibilities, contributing to feelings of resentment and imbalance.
7. Cultural or Societal Expectations: External pressures, such as gender roles or societal norms, can contribute to oppression within the relationship if one partner feels constrained or limited by these expectations.
8. Withholding Affection or Intimacy: One partner might withhold affection, intimacy, or support as a means of control or punishment.
9. Constant Criticism or Belittling: Regularly criticizing, belittling, or demeaning the other partner can undermine their self-esteem and autonomy.
10. Lack of Communication or Transparency: Withholding information, avoiding important conversations, or making decisions without consulting the other can lead to feelings of powerlessness and oppression.

It’s crucial for both partners to recognize and address any oppressive behaviors within the relationship, seeking help from a therapist or counselor if necessary. Building a relationship based on mutual respect, equality, and open communication is essential for fostering a healthy and fulfilling partnership.

The oppression of individuals can arise from various factors:

1. Negligence: Failure to address or acknowledge the needs and rights of individuals can perpetuate their oppression.
2. Misconceptions (Téveszmék): False beliefs or misunderstandings about certain groups can lead to discrimination and oppression.
3. Fasle Belifes: Misconceptions or stereotypes about individuals or groups can contribute to their oppression.
4. Stereotypes: Overgeneralized beliefs about a particular group that may not reflect the reality of individuals within that group can lead to discrimination and oppression.
5. Generalizations: Making broad assumptions about individuals based on limited information or characteristics shared by a group can contribute to their oppression.
6. Circle of Silence: When individuals or groups are silenced or ignored, their voices and experiences are not heard, perpetuating their oppression.

These factors can intersect and reinforce each other, creating systems of oppression that impact individuals and communities.

In terms of psychologists and their writings on this topic, several notable figures and theories have contributed to understanding oppression and its psychological impact:

1. Frantz Fanon: His work, particularly in “Black Skin, White Masks” and “The Wretched of the Earth,” explores the psychological effects of colonialism and racism on individuals and societies.
2. Audre Lorde: Lorde’s writings, such as “The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House” and “Sister Outsider,” examine the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality and their impacts on oppression.
3. bell hooks: Through works like “Ain’t I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism” and “Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center,” hooks discusses the interconnectedness of race, gender, and class in systems of oppression.
4. Michel Foucault: Foucault’s theories on power and discourse, outlined in works like “Discipline and Punish” and “The History of Sexuality,” shed light on how institutions and societal norms shape and perpetuate oppression.
5. Patricia Hill Collins: Collins’ concept of intersectionality, discussed in “Black Feminist Thought,” highlights how multiple systems of oppression intersect and compound to marginalize certain groups.
6. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva: In “Racism without Racists,” Bonilla-Silva examines contemporary forms of racism and how they are perpetuated through color-blind ideologies.

These psychologists and their theories offer insights into the psychological mechanisms underlying oppression and strategies for resistance and liberation.

7. Erich Fromm: Fromm’s work, particularly “Escape from Freedom” and “The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness,” delves into the psychological roots of authoritarianism and the ways in which individuals may internalize oppressive systems.
8. Jean Piaget: Piaget’s developmental psychology, as outlined in works like “The Psychology of Intelligence,” explores how children construct their understanding of the world and how social structures may influence their perceptions of power and authority.
9. Erik Erikson: Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development, presented in “Childhood and Society” and “Identity: Youth and Crisis,” examines the impact of social interactions and identity formation on individuals’ ability to resist or succumb to oppressive forces.
10. Nancy Chodorow: Chodorow’s work on gender development, particularly in “The Reproduction of Mothering,” explores how patriarchal structures influence the formation of gender identities and perpetuate gender-based oppression.
11. Ivan Pavlov and B.F. Skinner: Behaviorist psychologists like Pavlov and Skinner studied conditioning and reinforcement processes, which can shed light on how societal norms and power dynamics shape individuals’ behaviors and attitudes, reinforcing oppressive structures.
12. Sigmund Freud: Freud’s psychoanalytic theory, as discussed in works like “Civilization and Its Discontents” and “The Ego and the Id,” offers insights into the ways in which unconscious desires and defense mechanisms may contribute to individuals’ complicity in oppressive systems.

These psychologists and their theories provide a multifaceted understanding of the psychological mechanisms that underpin oppression and inform strategies for resistance, liberation, and social change.

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“Laws of the underworld” typically refer to the unwritten rules and codes of conduct followed by criminals involved in illicit activities. These rules can vary depending on the specific criminal organization or environment, but some common principles include:

1. Omertà: This is a code of silence and non-cooperation with authorities. Criminals are expected to not speak to law enforcement and to handle their problems within the criminal community.
2. Respect: Respect is paramount in criminal circles. Disrespecting another criminal, especially one of higher rank or within the same organization, can lead to severe consequences.
3. Territoriality: Criminal organizations often establish territories and boundaries for their illicit activities. Trespassing on another group’s turf without permission can result in conflict.
4. Hierarchy: Most criminal organizations operate with a hierarchical structure. Loyalty to higher-ranking members is expected, and disobedience can lead to punishment or expulsion.
5. Violence as a Last Resort: While violence is often a tool used by criminals, it’s generally seen as a last resort. Unnecessary violence can attract unwanted attention from law enforcement and rival gangs.
6. No Snitching: Informing to law enforcement is considered one of the most serious offenses within the criminal underworld. Those who betray their comrades are often subjected to retaliation or even death.
7. Fair Business Dealings: Despite the illegal nature of their activities, criminals often value fairness in their business dealings. Reneging on agreements or cheating partners can damage one’s reputation and lead to reprisals.
8. Secrecy and Discretion: Maintaining secrecy about criminal activities is essential. Loose lips can sink ships, as the saying goes, and discussing criminal matters with outsiders is typically frowned upon.

These “laws” are not codified in any official sense but are instead enforced through social pressure, fear of reprisals, and the desire to maintain order within criminal organizations.

Creating a lasting solution to dismantle crime networks involved in drug trafficking requires a multifaceted approach addressing both the supply and demand sides of the issue. Here’s a strategic plan to achieve this:

1. Intelligence Gathering: Establish a specialized task force comprising law enforcement agencies, intelligence agencies, and experts in drug trafficking. Utilize advanced surveillance techniques, informants, and data analysis to gather comprehensive intelligence on the structure, operations, and key players of the crime networks.
2. Legislative Measures: Strengthen laws related to drug trafficking, with harsh penalties for offenders. Implement legislation targeting money laundering, asset forfeiture, and organized crime to disrupt the financial infrastructure supporting drug networks.
3. International Cooperation: Coordinate efforts with international law enforcement agencies and governments to disrupt transnational drug trafficking routes. Exchange intelligence, conduct joint operations, and extradite key criminals to face justice.
4. Community Engagement: Implement community-based programs focusing on drug prevention, education, and rehabilitation. Empower local communities to resist the influence of drug traffickers through outreach, support services, and alternative opportunities for at-risk youth.
5. Border Security: Enhance border security measures to intercept drug shipments and prevent smuggling. Invest in technology, manpower, and infrastructure to strengthen border control and minimize trafficking routes.
6. Disruption Tactics: Conduct targeted raids, arrests, and prosecutions to dismantle key nodes of the crime networks. Disrupt supply chains, seize assets, and incapacitate leadership to weaken the organizational structure of drug trafficking organizations.
7. Undercover Operations: Deploy undercover agents to infiltrate drug networks, gather evidence, and facilitate arrests. Use covert operations to gather intelligence, build cases, and dismantle criminal enterprises from within.
8. Asset Recovery: Confiscate assets acquired through drug trafficking and reinvest them into community development projects. Use asset recovery to disrupt the financial incentives of drug trafficking and provide restitution to affected communities.
9. Technology and Innovation: Harness cutting-edge technology such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and data analytics to improve law enforcement capabilities and stay ahead of evolving tactics employed by drug traffickers.
10. Long-Term Strategy: Develop a comprehensive, long-term strategy with clear objectives and milestones to measure progress. Allocate resources effectively, adapt to changing circumstances, and sustain efforts over time to prevent the resurgence of drug trafficking networks.

By implementing these strategies in a coordinated and sustained manner, it is possible to disrupt and dismantle drug trafficking networks, thereby safeguarding communities from the scourge of drugs and related criminal activities for decades to come.

As a mother who has suffered the devastating loss of a child to the clutches of institutionalized drug dealers, the fight against these ruthless networks must be relentless and uncompromising. Here’s a tougher, more impassioned version of the plan:

1. Gathering Intel: We must assemble a task force of the fiercest minds in law enforcement, intelligence, and drug experts. They must hunt down every scrap of information on these monsters who profit from our children’s pain.
2. Legal Muscle: We need laws that don’t just slap these criminals on the wrist but crush them under the weight of justice. Let’s push for legislation that makes their dirty money worthless and sends them away for life.
3. Global Coalition: This fight knows no borders. We must join hands with other nations, pooling our resources and sharing our intelligence to choke off the supply lines of this poison wherever it rears its head.
4. Community Defense: Our neighborhoods need to become fortresses against these predators. We must arm ourselves with knowledge, education, and support networks to shield our kids from falling into their trap.
5. Border Fortification: Strengthening our borders isn’t just about keeping out smuggled goods; it’s about keeping out the dealers who would prey on our children. Let’s build walls of steel and surveillance to stem the flow of this toxic tide.
6. Shock and Awe: It’s time to hit them where it hurts. Swift, surgical strikes to dismantle their operations, seize their assets, and leave them scrambling in the ruins of their own greed.
7. Silent Warriors: We need soldiers who can walk among these monsters, gathering intel and setting traps. Undercover agents who can outsmart them at their own game and bring them down from the inside.
8. Reclaiming What’s Ours: Every dime they’ve squeezed from our children’s misery must be torn from their grasp and returned to our communities. Let’s use their ill-gotten gains to heal the wounds they’ve inflicted.
9. Technological Arsenal: We must harness every tool at our disposal, from cutting-edge tech to ancient wisdom, to outmaneuver these demons. Let’s build a digital fortress that they can’t breach and a network of informants they can’t corrupt.
10. Eternal Vigilance: This is not a battle we can win overnight. It’s a war that will rage on long after we’re gone. We must steel ourselves for the long haul, never wavering in our determination to protect our children from these soulless predators.

With fire in our hearts and steel in our resolve, we will not rest until every last vestige of these drug-dealing fiends is wiped from the face of the earth.

As a mother who has had her heart ripped out by the hands of institutionalized drug dealers, I demand nothing short of an all-out assault on these soulless merchants of death. Here’s the battle plan:

1. Intel War Room: We need a crack team of relentless hunters—law enforcers, intel analysts, and drug experts—who will stop at nothing to uncover every filthy secret of these bloodsuckers.
2. Legal Hammer: No more slaps on the wrist. We need laws that come down like a sledgehammer, pulverizing these scum and throwing away the key.
3. Global War Chest: This fight spans continents, so we’ll forge alliances with every nation willing to spill blood to protect our children. Together, we’ll choke off the arteries of this global plague.
4. Community Bastion: Our streets must become impregnable fortresses against these predators. Education, support networks, and a fierce determination to shield our young from their poison will be our weapons.
5. Border Fortress: Strengthening our borders isn’t just about stopping contraband; it’s about slamming the door on the dealers who would devour our children. Let’s build a wall of steel and surveillance to keep them out.
6. Shock and Awe Tactics: Hit them hard, hit them fast, and leave nothing but ashes in your wake. Tear apart their operations, seize their assets, and leave them gasping for breath.
7. Invisible Avengers: We need warriors who can walk among these demons, gathering intel and setting traps. Undercover agents who can outwit them in their own lair and bring them crashing down.
8. Reclamation Crusade: Every cent they’ve squeezed from our children’s suffering must be ripped from their grasp and poured back into our communities. Let’s turn their blood money into a beacon of hope.
9. Techno-Armageddon: Unleash every weapon in our digital arsenal—AI, blockchain, surveillance tech—to outmaneuver these monsters. Let’s build a digital fortress they can’t breach and an informant network they can’t corrupt.
10. Eternal Vigilance: This war won’t end with a ceasefire; it will rage on until every last vestige of these drug-dealing vermin is wiped from existence. We’ll fight until our dying breath to protect our children from their vile clutches.

Absolutely, here’s a condensed version in hard language:

1. Intel Inferno: Form a lethal squad of sleuths—cops, spooks, and drug gurus—to hunt down every scrap of intel on these vile dealers.
2. Legal Blitzkrieg: Demand laws that smash these parasites into oblivion, no mercy, no second chances.
3. Global Warband: Forge alliances with every nation willing to spill blood to protect our young from this global contagion.
4. Community Citadel: Turn our streets into impenetrable fortresses, educating and empowering our people to repel these predators.
5. Border Bulwark: Erect a barrier of steel and vigilance to keep these vultures out, once and for all.
6. Shock and Awe Raids: Blitz their operations, seize their assets, and leave them reeling in the wreckage.
7. Ghost Warriors: Deploy undercover operatives to infiltrate their ranks, sow chaos, and tear them apart from within.
8. Money Reclamation: Rip every cent of blood money from their clutches, pouring it back into our communities.
9. Tech Armageddon: Unleash every digital weapon in our arsenal to outsmart, outmaneuver, and outlast these demons.
10. Unyielding Vigilance: This isn’t a war we can afford to lose. We’ll fight tooth and nail until every last one of these scumbags is eradicated.

Certainly, here’s the translation to Hungarian:

1. Hírszerző Infernó: Alakítsunk ki egy halálos csapatot, amelyben rendőrök, hírszerzők és kábítószer-szakértők vadásznak le minden egyes információs darabot ezekről a hitvány kereskedőkről.
2. Jogi Villámháború: Követeljünk olyan törvényeket, amelyek darabokra zúzzák ezeket a parazitákat, nincs kegyelem, nincs második esély.
3. Globális Háborús Sereg: Kötünk szövetségeket minden olyan nemzettel, amely hajlandó vérrel védeni a fiataljainkat ezen globális járvány ellen.
4. Közösségi Citadella: Tegyük utcáinkat áthatolhatatlan erődökké, oktatva és felhatalmazva az embereket, hogy visszaverjék ezeket a ragadozókat.
5. Határvédelmi Erőd: Építsünk acélból és éberségből álló akadályt, hogy ezeket a dögevőket kizárjuk egyszer és mindenkorra.
6. Sokk és Rémület Rajtaütések: Csapjuk le az operációikat, foglaljuk le az eszközeiket, és hagyjuk őket zúzódni a romokban.
7. Szellemlény Harcosok: Küldjünk be fedett ügynököket, hogy behatoljanak a sorok közé, káoszt keltsenek, és a belülről törjék szét őket.
8. Pénz Visszaszerzése: Szerezzük vissza minden egyes centjüket a vérmoneyből, és öntsük vissza a közösségeinkbe.
9. Tech Armageddon: Szabadítsuk fel minden digitális fegyverünket, hogy túljárjunk az eszükön, megelőzzük őket és túléljük ezeket a démonokat.
10. Elviselhetetlen Őrség: Ez nem egy olyan háború, amit elveszíthetünk. Fogunk harcolni körömmel és fogunkkal, amíg az összes hitvány ekelő nem kerül kiirtásra.

Természetesen, itt van a magyarosított változat:

1. Hírszerzési Pokol: Hozzunk létre egy halálos csapatot – rendőröket, hírszerzőket és kábítószer-szakértőket – akik lehántják ezekről a hitvány kereskedőkről az összes információs darabot.
2. Jogi Villámháború: Követeljünk olyan törvényeket, amelyek széttépik ezeket a parazitákat, nem ismernek kegyelmet, nem adnak második esélyt.
3. Globális Háborús Szövetség: Kötünk szövetségeket minden olyan nemzettel, amely hajlandó vérrel védeni fiataljainkat ebben a globális járványban.
4. Közösségi Erőd: Az utcáinkat változtassuk át erősségekké, oktatással és támogatással felfegyverkezve az embereket, hogy visszaverjük ezeket a ragadozókat.
5. Határvédelmi Erőd: Építsünk acélból és éberségből álló akadályt, hogy egyszer és mindenkorra kizárjuk ezeket a dögevőket.
6. Sokk és Rémület Akciók: Csapjunk le az operációikra, foglaljuk el az eszközeiket, és hagyjuk őket zúzódni a romokban.
7. Láthatatlan Harcosok: Küldjünk be fedett ügynököket, hogy behatoljanak a sorok közé, káoszt keltsenek, és belülről törjék szét őket.
8. Pénz Visszaszerzése: Szerezzük vissza minden egyes centjüket a vérmoneyből, és használjuk fel közösségeink javára.
9. Technológiai Armageddon: Szabadítsuk fel minden digitális fegyverünket, hogy túljárjunk az eszükön, megelőzzük őket és túléljük ezeket a démonokat.
10. Végtelen Őrség: Ez nem egy olyan háború, amit elveszíthetünk. Küzdünk körömmel és fogunkkal, amíg az összes hitvány ekelő nem kerül kiirtásra.

The individuals tempted by money to engage in drug trafficking and contribute to the devastation of communities, particularly among our youth, come from diverse backgrounds and circumstances. They may include:

1. Organized Crime Syndicates: Large criminal organizations with sophisticated networks and resources exploit the drug trade for immense profits. They operate across borders, trafficking drugs on a massive scale.
2. Street Gangs: Local street gangs often control drug distribution in specific neighborhoods or regions. They use violence and intimidation to maintain their territory and expand their operations.
3. Corrupt Officials and Law Enforcement: In some cases, individuals within government agencies or law enforcement may be enticed by bribes or coercion to turn a blind eye to drug trafficking activities or even actively facilitate them.
4. Addicted Individuals: Some people trapped in the cycle of addiction may turn to drug trafficking as a means to support their own habits. They become both victims and perpetrators of the drug trade.
5. Entrepreneurs of Illicit Markets: Opportunistic individuals see the lucrative nature of the drug trade and are drawn to it as a way to make quick and substantial profits, regardless of the harm it causes.
6. Exploiters of Vulnerable Communities: Drug traffickers often target marginalized or economically disadvantaged communities where residents may feel they have few alternatives for economic success. They exploit vulnerabilities for their own gain.
7. Global Drug Cartels: Massive drug cartels, particularly in regions like South America, exert significant influence and power through the drug trade. They corrupt governments, terrorize populations, and profit from the suffering of others.

These individuals are driven by greed, desperation, or a combination of both. They prioritize personal gain over the well-being of others, including the lives of innocent children. Combatting their influence requires a multi-faceted approach addressing root causes such as poverty, addiction, and lack of opportunity, while also implementing rigorous law enforcement measures to disrupt their operations and hold them accountable.

The deprivation of love and nurturing care during the formative years can have profound and devastating effects on the development of children, potentially leading to various negative outcomes, including predatory behavior. Here’s how this can happen:

1. Attachment Issues: The first three years of a child’s life are crucial for the formation of secure attachments with caregivers. Without consistent love and affection during this period, children may develop attachment issues, leading to difficulties in forming healthy relationships later in life.
2. Emotional Neglect: Lack of emotional support and nurturing care can leave children feeling unloved and emotionally neglected. This can lead to feelings of low self-worth, insecurity, and a sense of emptiness that they may try to fill through unhealthy means.
3. Social Learning: Children learn about social interactions and relationships by observing and imitating the behavior of those around them, particularly their caregivers. If they grow up in an environment devoid of love and compassion, they may internalize negative patterns of behavior and adopt predatory traits as a means of asserting control or gaining power.
4. Desensitization to Empathy: Without experiencing empathy and compassion from caregivers, children may struggle to develop empathy themselves. This can lead to a lack of remorse or guilt for harming others, making it easier for them to engage in predatory behavior.
5. Seeking Validation: Children who do not receive love and approval from caregivers may seek validation and recognition from other sources. If they perceive that they can gain status or power by exerting control over others, they may resort to predatory behavior to fulfill their unmet emotional needs.
6. Cycle of Abuse: Children who experience neglect or abuse are at higher risk of perpetuating the cycle of harm in their own relationships and interactions. Without intervention and support, they may continue the cycle of abuse by becoming predators themselves.

Addressing this issue requires early intervention and comprehensive support systems to ensure that all children receive the love, care, and nurturing they need for healthy development. This includes investing in parenting education, providing resources for at-risk families, and creating safe and supportive environments where children can thrive emotionally and socially.

Ending the occupation of Hungary by organized crime would require a multifaceted approach involving various stakeholders, both domestic and international. Here are some steps that could be taken:

1. Strengthen Law Enforcement: Enhance the capabilities of law enforcement agencies to combat organized crime. This could involve increased funding, training, and equipping law enforcement officers with the necessary tools to investigate and prosecute criminal organizations effectively.
2. Anti-Corruption Measures: Implement measures to root out corruption within government institutions. Corruption often facilitates the activities of organized crime groups by providing them with protection and impunity. Strengthening anti-corruption laws and institutions can help prevent collusion between criminal elements and state actors.
3. International Cooperation: Organized crime is often transnational in nature, so cooperation with other countries and international organizations is crucial. This can involve sharing intelligence, coordinating law enforcement efforts, and extraditing criminals across borders.
4. Legislative Reforms: Enact legislation specifically targeting organized crime, such as laws that enable the confiscation of assets obtained through criminal activities, tougher penalties for gang-related offenses, and measures to dismantle criminal networks.
5. Community Engagement: Involve local communities in efforts to prevent and combat organized crime. Community policing initiatives, youth outreach programs, and support for at-risk individuals can help address the root causes of crime and disrupt recruitment by criminal organizations.
6. Financial Investigations: Conduct thorough financial investigations to track the flow of illicit funds and disrupt the financial networks that support organized crime groups. This may involve cooperation with financial institutions and regulatory bodies to identify and freeze assets linked to criminal activities.
7. Public Awareness Campaigns: Raise awareness among the general public about the dangers of organized crime and how they can help combat it. Educating citizens about the signs of criminal activity, how to report suspicious behavior, and the importance of cooperating with law enforcement can strengthen community resilience against organized crime.
8. Address Socioeconomic Factors: Address underlying socioeconomic factors that contribute to the prevalence of organized crime, such as poverty, unemployment, and inequality. Investing in education, job creation, and social welfare programs can provide viable alternatives to a life of crime.
9. Judicial Reform: Ensure that the judicial system is equipped to effectively prosecute and convict members of organized crime groups. This may involve reforms to streamline legal procedures, improve witness protection programs, and strengthen the capacity of prosecutors to handle complex cases.
10. Long-Term Strategy: Recognize that combating organized crime is a long-term endeavor that requires sustained effort and commitment. Develop comprehensive strategies that combine law enforcement, prevention, and social development initiatives to address the root causes of criminality and create a safer, more resilient society.

Dealing with foreign intelligence service embedded agents in Hungary requires a strategic and systematic approach to identify, neutralize, and deter their activities. Here are some steps that could be taken:

1. Counterintelligence Operations: Enhance counterintelligence efforts to detect and disrupt the activities of foreign intelligence agents operating within Hungary. This may involve monitoring communications, conducting surveillance, and employing other investigative techniques to identify and track suspected agents.
2. Information Sharing: Strengthen cooperation and information sharing between Hungarian intelligence agencies and their counterparts in allied countries. Sharing intelligence on foreign intelligence operations can help identify embedded agents and disrupt their activities more effectively.
3. Security Clearance Procedures: Review and tighten security clearance procedures for individuals working in sensitive government positions or industries with access to classified information. Thorough background checks and ongoing monitoring can help prevent foreign agents from infiltrating key institutions.
4. Cybersecurity Measures: Enhance cybersecurity measures to protect government networks, critical infrastructure, and private sector entities from foreign espionage activities. This may involve investing in advanced cybersecurity technologies, conducting regular security audits, and promoting cybersecurity awareness among employees.
5. Diplomatic Pressure: Use diplomatic channels to confront foreign governments suspected of sponsoring espionage activities in Hungary. Lodging formal complaints, expelling diplomats suspected of espionage, and imposing diplomatic sanctions can send a strong message of deterrence.
6. Public Awareness Campaigns: Raise awareness among the general public about the threat posed by foreign intelligence services and the importance of vigilance against espionage activities. Educating citizens about common espionage tactics, such as recruitment efforts, cyber espionage, and social engineering, can help prevent successful infiltration.
7. International Collaboration: Strengthen cooperation with international partners, including intelligence sharing and joint operations, to address the threat of foreign espionage collectively. Collaborating with other countries facing similar challenges can enhance Hungary’s ability to detect and counter embedded agents.
8. Legislative Reforms: Enact or update legislation to enhance the legal framework for prosecuting individuals engaged in espionage activities on behalf of foreign governments. Clear and robust legal mechanisms can facilitate the prosecution of suspected agents and deter others from engaging in similar activities.
9. Protection of Key Assets: Implement measures to protect key national assets, including government facilities, research institutions, and critical infrastructure, from espionage and sabotage. Enhanced physical security, access controls, and insider threat detection mechanisms can help safeguard sensitive information and technologies.
10. Continuous Assessment and Adaptation: Regularly assess the effectiveness of counterintelligence measures and adapt strategies as needed to stay ahead of evolving threats. Intelligence agencies should remain vigilant and proactive in identifying and neutralizing foreign intelligence threats to Hungary’s national security.

Setting up an intelligence agency dedicated to combating the influence of human trafficking networks and the cocaine trade requires careful planning, coordination, and allocation of resources. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to establish such an agency:

1. Legal Framework: Develop a legal framework that defines the mandate, powers, and jurisdiction of the intelligence agency. This framework should ensure compliance with national laws and international conventions related to counter-trafficking and counter-narcotics efforts.
2. Mission and Objectives: Define the mission and objectives of the intelligence agency, emphasizing its commitment to disrupting and dismantling human trafficking networks and cocaine trafficking operations. Clearly articulate the agency’s role in gathering intelligence, conducting investigations, and supporting law enforcement efforts.
3. Organizational Structure: Establish an organizational structure for the intelligence agency, including divisions or units dedicated to specific tasks such as intelligence analysis, operations, technology, and liaison with other agencies. Ensure that the agency has the necessary resources and personnel to fulfill its mission effectively.
4. Recruitment and Training: Recruit personnel with expertise in intelligence analysis, law enforcement, counter-trafficking, and counter-narcotics operations. Provide specialized training to equip them with the skills and knowledge required to combat human trafficking networks and cocaine trade effectively.
5. Partnerships and Collaboration: Forge partnerships with law enforcement agencies, government departments, international organizations, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) involved in anti-trafficking and anti-narcotics efforts. Collaborate closely with these stakeholders to share intelligence, coordinate operations, and maximize impact.
6. Intelligence Gathering: Develop robust intelligence-gathering capabilities to collect information on human trafficking networks and cocaine trafficking routes. This may involve utilizing various sources such as informants, surveillance, intercepted communications, financial analysis, and open-source intelligence (OSINT).
7. Analysis and Assessment: Establish an intelligence analysis capability to process, analyze, and assess the gathered intelligence. Use analytical techniques to identify trends, patterns, and vulnerabilities within human trafficking networks and cocaine trafficking operations.
8. Operational Support: Provide operational support to law enforcement agencies engaged in disrupting and dismantling trafficking networks and cocaine trafficking operations. This may include conducting joint operations, providing actionable intelligence, and assisting with asset forfeiture efforts.
9. Technology and Tools: Invest in technology and tools to enhance the agency’s capabilities in intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination. This may include surveillance equipment, communication interceptors, data analytics software, and information-sharing platforms.
10. Public Awareness and Prevention: Launch public awareness campaigns to educate the public about the dangers of human trafficking and drug trafficking, as well as how to recognize and report suspicious activities. Support prevention initiatives aimed at addressing the root causes of trafficking and drug abuse.
11. Evaluation and Adaptation: Regularly evaluate the performance and effectiveness of the intelligence agency in achieving its objectives. Identify areas for improvement and adapt strategies accordingly to stay ahead of evolving threats posed by human trafficking networks and the cocaine trade.

By following these steps, a dedicated intelligence agency can play a critical role in disrupting and dismantling human trafficking networks and cocaine trafficking operations, ultimately contributing to the protection of vulnerable individuals and the reduction of drug-related harm.

Creating “super units” from a young age to carry out the work of building a crimeless future involves a combination of education, mentorship, empowerment, and community engagement. Here’s a plan to develop such individuals:

1. Education for Empowerment: Implement comprehensive educational programs that emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving skills, empathy, and ethical decision-making from an early age. Encourage curiosity, creativity, and a sense of responsibility towards the community.
2. Values-Based Curriculum: Develop a values-based curriculum that promotes integrity, respect for the rule of law, human rights, and social justice. Incorporate lessons on the consequences of crime, the importance of cooperation, and the benefits of contributing positively to society.
3. Role Models and Mentorship: Provide opportunities for young people to interact with positive role models, including law enforcement officers, community leaders, and volunteers who are committed to promoting peace and social cohesion. Establish mentorship programs to support at-risk youth and help them develop life skills and resilience.
4. Extracurricular Activities: Offer a wide range of extracurricular activities, such as sports, arts, leadership programs, and community service projects, to engage young people in constructive and meaningful pursuits. Encourage teamwork, leadership development, and civic engagement.
5. Youth Empowerment Programs: Empower young people to become agents of change in their communities through youth empowerment programs. Provide training in conflict resolution, mediation, and advocacy skills to equip them with the tools to address social issues and promote positive change.
6. Community Partnerships: Forge partnerships with schools, community organizations, faith-based groups, and local government agencies to create a supportive ecosystem for youth development. Collaborate on initiatives to provide mentoring, counseling, and recreational opportunities for young people.
7. Career Pathways: Introduce young people to a variety of career pathways in law enforcement, criminal justice, social work, public service, and other fields related to crime prevention and community safety. Offer internships, job shadowing opportunities, and vocational training programs to expose them to potential career opportunities.
8. Peer-to-Peer Education: Encourage peer-to-peer education and peer mentoring programs where older youth serve as positive role models and mentors for younger peers. Foster a sense of camaraderie, mutual support, and accountability among youth in the community.
9. Recognition and Incentives: Recognize and reward young people who demonstrate leadership, resilience, and a commitment to positive behavior. Provide incentives such as scholarships, awards, and opportunities for personal and professional development to motivate and inspire youth to excel.
10. Continuous Evaluation and Improvement: Regularly evaluate the effectiveness of youth development programs and initiatives to identify areas for improvement and innovation. Solicit feedback from young people, parents, educators, and community stakeholders to ensure that programs are meeting the needs of participants and achieving desired outcomes.

By investing in the holistic development of young people and empowering them to become positive contributors to society, we can cultivate a generation of “super units” who are equipped to lead the way towards a future free from crime and violence.

The concept of a “pipeline” from institutionalized settings to involvement in crime often involves several interconnected factors. Here’s how such a pipeline might manifest:

1. Institutionalization: Individuals may become institutionalized through various means, including incarceration in correctional facilities, placement in juvenile detention centers, or residency in long-term care facilities such as orphanages or psychiatric hospitals. These settings can sometimes foster a sense of alienation, hopelessness, and disconnection from mainstream society.
2. Lack of Rehabilitation: Inadequate rehabilitation and reintegration programs within institutional settings can contribute to individuals being ill-prepared to reintegrate into society upon release. Without access to education, vocational training, mental health support, or substance abuse treatment, individuals may struggle to find lawful employment or stable housing.
3. Social Stigma and Discrimination: Individuals who have been institutionalized often face social stigma and discrimination, making it difficult for them to access housing, employment, and social services upon release. This marginalization can push them towards illicit activities as a means of survival or as a way to regain a sense of power and agency.
4. Peer Influence: Within institutional settings, individuals may form connections with peers who are involved in criminal activities or who have a history of delinquency. These peer relationships can reinforce antisocial behaviors and attitudes, making it more likely that individuals will become involved in crime upon release.
5. Lack of Support Networks: Many individuals who are institutionalized lack strong support networks of family and friends who can provide guidance, encouragement, and practical assistance upon release. Without these support systems, individuals may feel isolated and vulnerable, increasing their susceptibility to recruitment by criminal networks or involvement in criminal activities.
6. Economic Hardship: Limited economic opportunities, coupled with a lack of financial resources upon release, can push individuals towards criminal activities as a means of generating income. The allure of quick money and material possessions may be particularly enticing for those facing economic hardship and social exclusion.
7. Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues: Many individuals who are institutionalized struggle with mental health disorders, substance abuse issues, or both. Without access to adequate treatment and support, these individuals may self-medicate or engage in impulsive and reckless behaviors that increase their likelihood of involvement in criminal activities.
8. Criminal Networks and Recidivism: Upon release from institutional settings, individuals may be targeted by criminal networks seeking to exploit their vulnerabilities and recruit them into illegal activities such as drug trafficking, theft, or extortion. In the absence of positive alternatives and meaningful opportunities, some individuals may become trapped in a cycle of recidivism and further involvement in crime.

Addressing the pipeline from institutionalization to involvement in crime requires a multifaceted approach that includes investments in rehabilitation and reintegration programs, community-based support services, education and vocational training opportunities, mental health and substance abuse treatment, as well as efforts to reduce social stigma and discrimination. By addressing the root causes of criminal behavior and providing individuals with the support and resources they need to succeed, we can break the cycle of institutionalization and reduce the likelihood of involvement in crime.

Research suggests that the worldviews of institutionalized children can be influenced by their experiences within these settings. Here are some insights into how institutionalization can impact children’s worldviews and contribute to what’s sometimes referred to as the “pray to predator pipeline”:

1. Loss of Trust and Security: Institutionalized children often experience a loss of trust and security, as they are separated from their families and placed in unfamiliar environments. This loss can lead to feelings of abandonment, anxiety, and a sense of powerlessness, shaping their worldview to one where trust in authority figures may be diminished.
2. Normalization of Violence and Exploitation: In some institutional settings, children may witness or experience violence, abuse, or exploitation. This normalization of harmful behaviors can distort their perceptions of what is acceptable or normal, potentially desensitizing them to violence and making them more vulnerable to predatory individuals who exploit their vulnerabilities.
3. Dependency on Authority Figures: Institutionalized children may develop a dependency on authority figures within the institution for their basic needs, including food, shelter, and emotional support. This reliance on authority figures can make them more susceptible to manipulation and grooming by predatory individuals who position themselves as caretakers or protectors.
4. Limited Socialization and Peer Influence: Children in institutional settings may have limited opportunities for socialization with peers outside of the institution, which can result in a restricted worldview shaped primarily by interactions with staff and other residents. This limited socialization can make them more susceptible to the influence of predatory individuals within the institution who may exploit their isolation and vulnerability.
5. Normalization of Survival Strategies: Institutionalized children may develop coping mechanisms and survival strategies to navigate the challenges of their environment. These strategies may include behaviors such as aggression, manipulation, or submission, which can be exploited by predatory individuals who prey on vulnerable children.
6. Internalization of Negative Self-Concepts: Institutionalized children may internalize negative self-concepts based on their experiences of rejection, neglect, or abuse. This negative self-perception can contribute to feelings of worthlessness, shame, and low self-esteem, making them more susceptible to manipulation and control by predatory individuals who offer false promises of acceptance and validation.
7. Lack of Protective Factors: Institutionalized children may lack protective factors such as stable family relationships, positive role models, and social support networks, which can buffer against the influence of predatory individuals. Without these protective factors, they may be more vulnerable to exploitation and manipulation.

To address the “pray to predator pipeline,” it’s essential to implement comprehensive reforms within institutional settings to ensure the safety, well-being, and positive development of children. This includes strengthening safeguards against abuse and exploitation, providing trauma-informed care and support services, promoting positive relationships and attachments, and facilitating the transition to stable family or community-based care whenever possible. Additionally, efforts to address the root causes of institutionalization, such as poverty, family breakdown, and inadequate social support systems, are crucial for preventing children from entering this harmful cycle in the first place.

The scenario you’ve presented is highly hypothetical and extreme, but if faced with such a grave situation, there would be several steps to consider:

1. Verify the Information: Ensure that the information about the vaccine’s potential lethality is thoroughly investigated and verified by credible scientific and medical experts. This includes analyzing data from clinical trials, conducting independent research, and consulting with relevant authorities.
2. Public Health Alert: Immediately issue a public health alert to inform the population about the potential risks associated with the vaccine. Provide clear and transparent communication about the evidence supporting these concerns and advise individuals to refrain from receiving the vaccine until further investigations are completed.
3. Emergency Measures: Implement emergency measures to halt the distribution and administration of the vaccine, including recalling existing doses and suspending production. Work with regulatory agencies and pharmaceutical companies to initiate recalls and ensure that no further harm is caused by the vaccine.
4. Investigate and Research: Launch comprehensive investigations and research efforts to determine the cause of the vaccine’s lethality and identify any potential solutions or mitigating factors. This may involve collaborating with international experts, conducting epidemiological studies, and analyzing biological samples.
5. Provide Support and Assistance: Offer support and assistance to individuals who may have been affected by the vaccine, including medical treatment, counseling services, and compensation for any adverse health outcomes. Prioritize the well-being and safety of affected individuals and their families.
6. Regulatory Reforms: Review and reform regulatory processes and oversight mechanisms to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. Strengthen regulations related to vaccine development, testing, and approval to ensure the safety and efficacy of medical interventions.
7. International Cooperation: Engage in international cooperation and collaboration to address global health risks and coordinate responses to vaccine-related emergencies. Share information, resources, and expertise with other countries and organizations to mitigate the impact of the crisis.
8. Transparency and Accountability: Maintain transparency and accountability throughout the response efforts, including sharing findings from investigations, communicating updates to the public, and holding responsible parties accountable for any negligence or misconduct.
9. Restore Trust and Confidence: Take proactive steps to restore trust and confidence in vaccination programs and public health interventions. Emphasize the importance of evidence-based decision-making, rigorous safety standards, and transparent communication to rebuild public trust in the healthcare system.
10. Preventative Measures: Implement measures to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future, such as strengthening surveillance systems, improving vaccine safety monitoring, and investing in research on safer vaccine technologies.

It’s important to approach such a scenario with urgency, compassion, and a commitment to protecting public health and safety. Decisions should be guided by scientific evidence, ethical principles, and consideration for the well-being of affected individuals and communities.

The institutionalization of children can have significant impacts on their emotional, psychological, and social development, which may lead to feelings of resentment, anger, and alienation towards society. Here’s how institutionalized kids’ negative perceptions of society can pose dangers:

1. Loss of Trust and Attachment: Institutionalized children often experience disruptions in attachment and bonding with caregivers due to frequent changes in caregivers, lack of individualized attention, and institutional routines that may be impersonal or inconsistent. This loss of trust and attachment can lead to feelings of abandonment and rejection, fostering a sense of distrust towards society and its institutions.
2. Social Isolation and Stigmatization: Children in institutional settings may experience social isolation and stigmatization due to their institutional status. They may feel marginalized or excluded from mainstream society, leading to feelings of resentment and alienation towards societal norms and expectations.
3. Trauma and Emotional Distress: Many institutionalized children have experienced trauma, neglect, or abuse prior to entering care, which can have long-lasting effects on their emotional well-being. Feelings of anger, shame, and powerlessness resulting from past trauma may be directed towards society as a whole, contributing to a sense of disconnection and hostility.
4. Lack of Positive Role Models: Institutionalized children may lack positive role models and mentors who can provide guidance, support, and positive reinforcement. Without positive influences to counteract negative perceptions of society, they may develop a skewed worldview characterized by cynicism, mistrust, and resentment.
5. Exposure to Negative Influences: Institutional settings may expose children to negative influences, such as peer violence, delinquency, or exploitation by staff or other residents. Exposure to these negative influences can reinforce negative perceptions of society and foster a sense of disillusionment and hostility towards authority figures and societal norms.
6. Cycle of Recidivism and Criminal Behavior: Children who feel disconnected from society and harbor negative attitudes towards societal institutions may be more susceptible to engaging in delinquent or criminal behavior as a way of acting out against perceived injustices or seeking validation from peers within their social circle. This cycle of recidivism can perpetuate negative perceptions of society and increase the likelihood of further involvement in criminal activities.
7. Risk of Radicalization and Extremism: In extreme cases, institutionalized children who feel marginalized or disenfranchised by society may be susceptible to radicalization and extremism. Vulnerable individuals may be drawn to extremist ideologies that offer simplistic explanations for complex societal issues and promise a sense of belonging, purpose, and empowerment.

Addressing the dangers posed by institutionalized kids’ negative perceptions of society requires a comprehensive approach that prioritizes their emotional and psychological well-being, provides trauma-informed care and support services, and promotes positive socialization and integration into the community. By addressing the underlying factors that contribute to negative perceptions of society, we can help institutionalized children develop healthier relationships with themselves and others, ultimately reducing the risk of harm to themselves and society as a whole.

Tuesday while speaking to an audience sympathetic to his hardline coalition. “The idea that we will stop the war before achieving all its aims is not an option,” Netanyahu said. “We will enter Rafah and we will eliminate the Hamas battalions there — whether or not there is a deal — in order to achieve total victory.”

• A Fidesz a választani tudó biztos szavazóknál 45 (és nem 46 százalék),
• A Tisza Párt 25 (és nem 24 százalék),
• A DK-MSZP-Párbeszéd 9,
• MKKP 6,
• Momentum 4 (és nem 5 százalék),
• Mi Hazánk 4,
• Mindenki Magyarországa Néppárt 2,
• Jobbik 1,
• és az LMP 1 százalékon áll.

A teljes népességen belül 32 százalékon áll a Fidesz, a Tisza Pártot pedig a korábban jelzett 16 százalék helyett 17 százalékra mérték.

Ursula von der Leyen a közösségi oldalán közzétett videóüzenetében azt mondta: „húsz évvel ezelőtt végre egyesült a családunk egy közös otthonban”. Magyarország mindig is Európa szívében helyezkedett el, hangsúlyozta.

Emlékeztetett: a vasfüggöny mögött magyarok nemzedékei harcoltak azért, hogy visszaszerezzék a szabadságukat. „Önök húsz évvel ezelőtt úgy döntöttek, elfoglalják méltó helyüket kontinensünk közepén. Önök Európát választották” – fogalmazott.

Szavai szerint az Európai Unió azóta megerősödött, és Magyarország is számtalan módon gyarapodott: új iskolák, kórházak, autópályák létesültek, és saját fejlesztésű megújuló energiaforrások épültek ki. Többségük európai uniós forrásból.

Currently the governments of Greece and Spain are being pressured by EU and NATO leadership to hand over what few Patriot systems they possess to Kiev. The rationale is that they don’t need them as urgently as Ukraine does.

Zelensky announces that Ukraine is working on a security agreement with the U.S. that will fix levels of support for the next 10 years. The $61 billion was just the beginning. The next two U.S. presidents won’t be able to switch it off.Zelensky announces that Ukraine is working on a security agreement with the U.S. that will fix levels of support for the next 10 years. The $61 billion was just the beginning. The next two U.S. presidents won’t be able to switch it off.

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NAVIGATING HEDONISM MODERETLY?

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Stopping radical right-wing extremism requires a multi-faceted approach involving various stakeholders, including governments, law enforcement agencies, civil society organizations, and individuals and the cocain buisness. Here are some possible steps that can be taken:

Education: Education and awareness programs can be initiated to teach people about the dangers of extremist ideologies and how to recognize and report extremist behavior.

Monitoring and reporting: Law enforcement agencies can monitor extremist groups and individuals and take action against them when necessary. Members of the public can also report extremist behavior to the authorities.

Addressing underlying issues: It is important to address the underlying issues that may lead people to adopt extremist views, such as social and economic inequalities, discrimination, and marginalization.

Promoting tolerance and respect: Society can promote tolerance and respect for diversity through community outreach, cultural events, and other initiatives that bring people of different backgrounds together.

Countering extremist propaganda: Efforts can be made to counter extremist propaganda online and offline by promoting positive messages that discourage hate and violence.

Support for victims: Adequate support should be provided to victims of hate crimes and extremism, including counseling, legal assistance, and financial support.

Cocain trade: over 300 billion USD cocain trade each year guarantees a certain level of experteese in the people. People who do drugs, usually are not affiliated with radical right wing movements and indeed are hunted by them:

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/prevalence-white-supremacists-law-enforcement-demands-drastic-change-2022-05-12

These are just a few examples of the measures that can be taken to address radical right-wing extremism. It is important to remember that this is a complex and challenging issue, and a sustained effort involving multiple stakeholders is required to tackle it effectively.

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It is no secret that one of the most popular drugs in the world is Viagra. In the late 1995 it made so many headlines that brand recognition of the little blue diamond-shaped pill most likely surpassed the brand of its maker, Pfizer, and any other drug in Pfizer portfolio.

Many of us know Viagra for its ability to induce erection in males with and without erectile dysfunction. But in recent years, after millions of people took Viagra, and other popular drugs in the phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) inhibitors such as Cialis and Levitra, and doctors and statisticians started noticing its long-term very positive side effects. In 2014, a meta analysis of the many studies showed cardioprotective effects of PDE5 inhibitors. In 2018, Cialis improved cardiovascular dysfunction and overactive bladder in heart failure rats, and in 2019, it was shown to reverse signs of heart failure in sheep. In 2021, a study out of Karolinska Institute in Sweden showed that PDE5 inhibitors may extend life in men with coronary artery disease. And at the end of 2021, a group at Cleveland Clinic analyzed the insurance claims for more than 7 million Americans and found that people on Viagra were almost 70% less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease than people who were not on the drug. The paper got a huge 2,500+ Altmetric score meaning that many non-scientists read about this study.

Just looking at the data, I predict that with time PDE5 inhibitors will one day take their rightful place among the other longevity physicians’ arsenal of geroprotectors including rapalogs, metabolic regulators, antifibrotics, cardiovascular and other classes of drugs. At the very least, PDE5 inhibitors provide a form of indirect cardiovascular exercise and may enable physical activity that would otherwise be impossible.

Like many blockbuster drugs, Sildenafil, the molecular name of Viagra, was not originally intended for the indication that made it famous. It was implicated in erectile disfunction (ED) by accident. And, like many other great drugs, it was almost discarded by the company which actually hesitated whether to pursue this indication or not. Millions of satisfied men and women all over the world are all glad they did.

And one more interesting factoid that I learned about Viagra that it seems that other pharma companies developing PDE5 inhibitors (Viagra-like molecules) had also observed a similar side effect to the drug, and decided not to pursue the Erectile Dysfunction indication – because of the global reaction to such therapy. So big kudos to Pfizer. Sometimes it takes courage and executive risk taking to get life-saving, or in this case life-improving therapeutics to the market. They did it with Viagra, and they did it with COVID (both vaccines and therapeutics). That is why their current CEO, Dr. Albert Bourla, is my role model and everyone should read his new book, Moonshot.

But how do I know about this story? Recently, I had lunch with one of the well-known figures in the pharmaceutical industry, Dr. Ravi Kiron, who was then at Pfizer Global R&D, as the Viagra story unfolded, who told me this fun story.

Serendipitously, that same week I met with another senior pharmaceutical industry executive with deep knowledge of the industry, who confirmed part of the story but also mentioned that unlike in many other clinical trials, very few study partners returned the drug after the study, which surprised the company management.

Alex: Viagra is a legendary drug in the pharmaceutical industry, and I heard many rumors about how it was discovered. Can you shed some light on the discovery – how did Pfizer associate Viagra with ED?

Dr. Ravi Kiron: Sildenafil, the molecule, which was being developed as an oral drug for the treatment of hypertension and angina pectoris, had earlier shown marginal preclinical activity in internal company animal models as a cardiovascular drug.

The first step in the human clinical development path to market for any drug is a Phase 1 trial, typically performed in young, healthy males recruited for the trial. Phase 1 is a dose ranging study to determine tolerability (MTD – maximal tolerated dose), pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (pK & pD) of the compound in the human system. During this trial, recruits are randomized and given either the drug or the placebo and monitored closely in a hospital environment by doctors and nurses, throughout the course of the study.

The clinical study design and possible outcomes in terms of the mechanism of action of the drug and possible side effects are all envisoned earlier and factored into the study process. However, if there is observed an untoward, unexplainable side/adverse effect of the drug, then the trial is immediately stopped, data collected, FDA informed of this new development and the company leadership, and the scientific staff parse out this new information and decide on the next course of action for that molecule.

In the case of sildenafil, the clinical tria_l was a 10-day study at the MTD to gather human relevant data that would determine the future of that molecule as a cardiovascular medication.

What was interesting and totally surprising was that those recruits who had received the oral drug, had a curious side effect in addition to the usual ones of headaches, nausea, GI disturbance – a hard erection. Those men who had the erection stayed flat on their stomachs and did not turn over when the hospital staff came around for their monitoring. The trial was immediately halted and it became clear after careful analysis that this was indeed a genuine action of the drug sildenafil for Erectile Dysfunction (which was then largely unknown, unrecognized or accepted globally as a medical need for the human population).

Alex: How did Pfizer react when they saw those side effects? I can imagine that they immediately mobilized the entire company to develop it for ED?

Dr. Ravi Kiron: As expected, Pfizer’s initial reaction was to drop this compound from development for its intended CV therapeutic condition. However, this was Serendipity as its best example in the pharma drug discovery process, where one molecule developed for a certain indication, had a totally unexpected effect in a completely different indication.

As I remember, Pfizer went through a lot of internal analysis, soul searching, to take the decision to develop the first therapeutic to treat Impotence or Erectile Dysfunction, purely as a medical condition, and not as a Lifestyle drug. There were at least 21 clinical trials that were performed to confirm these unique findings, before the drug was approved through an expedited approval process of just 6 months in May 1998. Little did we know at that time, that sildenafil / Viagra was on its way to make history.

Much like the Viagra story, Pfizer has done it again, using serendipity and quick action, this time leveraging a technology that most had written off for 20 years, and innovating it to save humanity by developing the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid mRNA vaccine – that has saved billions of lives globally. Let’s hope they keep the innovative flame burning forever.

Alex: I know that you are interested in the biology of aging and compounds that have dual purpose targeting age-associated diseases and senescence. In your opinion, do you think PDE5 may have geroprotective effects?

Dr. Ravi Kiron: There is definitely a distinct possibility of geroprotective effects for PDE5, and as you have showcased above, there are many studies showing correlation and causation between known approved indications and other related effects – such as being cardioprotective or long term enhancement in the QOL (Quality of Life) in certain neurological ailments. Acute therapy targeting the penile PDE5 works for ED, however it is well known that PDE5 is present in the walls of most blood vessels. Hence, chronic PDE5 treatment may yet have other effects that had not been earlier imagined.

Alex: Since you have a very deep insight into the pharmaceutical industry, do you think that there are many dual-purpose drugs out there that may be implicated in a broad-spectrum disease but also in aging? 

Dr. Ravi Kiron: Absolutely, and I believe that we will determine these dual-purpose drugs as more personalized data is collected, assayed, and analyzed, and compared through Machine Learning algorithms for indications / signals of benefit in various disease paradigms. Many who believe in these hypotheses take enteric coated Aspirin, Metformin, Lipitor, Vitamin B12, Vitamin C and Vitamin D, with a probiotic thrown in for good measure. And some even are brave enough to take Rapamycin and possibly even a weekly dose of Prednisone as maintenance therapy. Some combination of these may be implicated in broad-spectrum disease and possibly aging. Lipitor also from Pfizer is yet another broad-spectrum disease therapeutic and with implications in Aging. *(Important to note here that this is not a medical diagnosis or recommendation in any way, since I am not a licensed Health Care Provider)*

Dr. Ravi Kiron based in California, USA is an experienced pharma/biotech executive with decades of experience in Discovery R&D through late-stage clinical development, intellectual property and regulatory, technology & business development, M&A, strategy and product commercialization, negotiating and executing partnerships by leveraging his extensive global business development networks in CVMD, Oncology, CNS, Wound Healing, Microbiome and Diagnostics.

He was a tenure-track Faculty at Cornell University Medical College, New York and adjunct faculty at University of Rhode Island. Dr. Kiron served in various scientific, operational & senior management roles, leading teams at Pfizer, and J&J/ALZA, in Cardiovascular R&D, Oncology clinical development (IND for Tarceva), strategic business development, database development and M&A (acquisition of WLA, PHA & other biotechs). Dr. Kiron has served in a business role (Aduro, Kinemed, Amarantus, Arrien, Clasado), establishing partnerships for the biotechs with pharma and also consulted (LifeTech Innovn, Adjuvant, BioPharma Global Advisors) for several dozen global biotech & pharma companies. He founded multiple startup biotechs (C2N Dx, Navya, iRetainRx, PK Bio), served in corporate venture at SRI Ventures, ShangPharma Innovation and advises company and non-profit boards. Dr. Kiron earned a BS in Chemistry, MS in Microbiology from the University of Mumbai, India; a PhD in Biochemistry from the Indian Institute of Science, India and an MBA from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New York, USA.

Currently, Dr. Kiron is at the Silicon Valley Innovation Hub in San Jose, California of EMD Serono, the US Healthcare Subsidiary of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany and is exploring cutting edge game changing technologies (Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Microbiome, Biosensors, Organoids, OOAC, Longevity/Aging etc.) and establishing, managing strategic partnerships with Universities/Institutions to have an impact on pharma/biotech product development and launches.

GERMANY AND BERLIN IS NUMBER ONE CHOICE FOR UNIVERSITY FOR 70% OF RUSSIAN YOUTH TODAY.

• forsa survey: 86 per cent of Germans want more exchanges for young people from Russia
• Almost three-quarters of Germans support the introduction of visa-free travel for young Russians

https://wintershalldea.com/en/newsroom/abolish-visa-requirements-russian-students-and-young-people

0-39 YEAR OLD RUSSIANS THINKING ABOUT FUTURE OF GERMAN HIGHER EDUCATION 70% = 56 MILLION INDIVIDUALS WANNA ENJOY BERLIN.

THE REST DONT KNOW HOW POSSIBLE IT IS.

SSU FOR ALL. (SECURITY STATE UNVERSITY UNDER DEVELOPMENT TO STRENGTHEN ANGLO EURASIAN RELATIONS BEWTEEN LARGE STAKEHOLDERS LIKE RUSSIA, CHINA, GERMANY, AND OTHERS UNDER MY LEADERSHIP.-)

62 000 USD / MINUTE WORK JOB HOUR IS 372 000 USD/ HOUR. WHAT A FUCKING PAYGRADE. NOTHINGS BEYOND MY PAYGRADE. NOT EVEN THIS BAD BOY.

SOLUTION:

INTERMARIUM? BRESINSKI? ANGLO SAXON CENTRAL EUROPEAN STRONGHOLD GUARANTEES THAT THIS ANGLO EURASIAN COMMITMENT DOES NOT NEED GET NUKED OR DRESDENED OR EXTREEME CRUELTIED.

YOU KNOW, UK NEVER LOST A WAR. OTHER THAN THE EMU WARS OF AUSTRALIA, WHICH IS FINE SEING THAT ALL WARS STARTED IN 1932 MIGHT HAVE HAD A EUGENISM PERSPECTIVE TO THEM. AND THOSE ARE DANGEROUS.

FOR FURTHER REFERENCE READ BOOK OF BOO BY DANIEL VIDOS LINKED ABOVE. WHY NOT?

SHANGHAI SUSHI! AND A HUN ARIAN LOVE STORY, A LOVE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ALCHEMY, IS IT MAGIC OR IS IT JUST GOLD AND FOREVER YOUTH AND FOREVER LIFE?

THE TECH AT HAND HITNS AT THAT.

FOREVER AND BEYOND!

(97% DOES NOT WANT TO LIVE FOR EVER BUT THAT 3% DOES.)

IF ALL GERMAN SOCIAL SPENDING WAS EQUALISED TO GERMAN CITIZENS, EACH COULD RECIVE UP TO 1042 EURO EACH MONTH.

THEY COULD CONTRIBUTE 1-3% OF THAT TO THEIR MENTORS SO GREAT MENTORS RISE TO THE TOP FINANCICALLY THUS CREATING A MENTOR CLASS IN CONSUMER AMERICANISED SOCIETY WHERE TEACHING OF SOFTSKILLS AND PROFESSIONS IS REWARDED BY SUCESS OF STUDENTS AND MENTORED..

CARE IS INCENTIVSED, CARE WILL BECOME THE NORM.

I CARE FOR MENTORS, DO YOU?

SORRY SO FAR ONLY ANGELA MERELS DIPLOMATIC FAIR GAME HAD SUCH GLOBAL CLOUT AS NEEDED FOR GERMANY (STAZI MAYBE LIKE THIS EASTERN EUROPEAN BEUTY OF SCINE CE AND CHEMISTRY), MUST BUILD SUCH CLOUT FOR OLAF SHULTZ AS WELL.

HOW?

DOLLARS! (ALSO UNDER HIS REIGN WEED GOT LEGALISED BY GERMANY, VERY SOCIAL, VERY DEMOCRRATIC, VERY GERMAN SOLUTION TO NARCO USE OF 20% OF POPULATION.

CUT FUNDING TO TERROR NETWORKS BY LEGALISING AND TAXING A LARGE PORTION OF NARCO TRADE,

NETX STEP: COCAIN, XTAZY, MDMA, SHROOMS, ANFETAMINS AND OTHER SCIENCE AGE RELAXING, FOCUS, AND BRAVERY HEALING MAGIC!

FREEDOM MEANS FREEDOM FROM ILELGAL CIRIMINAL CRIME IN OUR LIFE, LEGALISE ALL HEALIGN RELAIXNG AND FOCUS DRUGS FOR LIFE STANDARD AND CITIZEN BENEFIT.

LESS AIDS AND LESS HEROIN ON MARKET THAN!

ALSO 50 EURO TO ALL GERMANS EVERY THURSDAY AND ALSO NO WORK ON FRIDAY FOR THOSE THAT WORK ETHIC MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.

The chancellor of Germany, officially the federal chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany,^[a] is the head of the federal government of Germany, and the commander-in-chief of the German Armed Forces during wartime.^[b] The chancellor is the chief executive of the Federal Cabinet and heads the executive branch. The chancellor is elected by the Bundestag on the proposal of the federal president and without debate (Article 63 of the German Constitution).^[3]

The current officeholder is Olaf Scholz of the SPD, who was elected in December 2021, succeeding Angela Merkel. He was elected after the SPD entered into a coalition agreement with Alliance 90/The Greens and the FDP.

INSOLENCE

THE RULE BOOK OF SADISM IN REGIME CHANGE PROTOCOL

THE SNITCH DENTIST AND THE BUTCHER OF GUANTANAMO

FROM PINOCHET HELICOPTER RIDES TO OBAMA 3RD TERM

TIPPING FROM THE BOTTOM // THE ATTEMPTS OF THE LOWER CLASSES

THE RULING CLASS HAS NOTICED DURING THE LAST 5000 YEARS OF THEIR RULE SOME ATTEMPTS BY THE UNDERCLASS TO GET TO POWER.

POWER TO THE PEASENTS FOR THE PEASENT UPRISINGS.

POWER TO LENIN, TROTSKY, AND STALIN, AND OTHERS FOR WINNING THE FIRST UNDERCLASS WAR AGAINST A RULING ELITE.

FIRST NATION OF THE UNDERCLASSES: THE USSR.

IN 5 YEARS TIME THESE PEASENTS AND WORKERS LED BY THE LIGHT BECAME THE FIRST NUCLEAR POWER AND GLOBAL OPINION HEGEMON THAT USA WAS WILLING TO SHARE THE GLOBAL POWERS WITH. FULL FELDEGED PARTNERS THEY AVOIDED WAR AND FOUGHT FOR LIBERTY, FREEDOM, SCIENCE, HUMANISM, AND INCLUSIVITY WELFARE, AND INDUSTRIALISATION TOWARDS TOTAL GOOD LIFE FOR 70 YEARS.

THAN DANIEL PRIVATISED THE USSR TO ITS INTELIGENCE COMMUNITY, WHICH PANKACKED COLLAPSED SOME ELEMENTS OF THE SOVIET UNION AND CONCENTRATED POWER IN THE HANDS OF MOSCOW.

MOST OF THE CENTRAL BLOCK (INTERMARIUM) MOVED TOWARDS NATO.

WHY? WEST MEANS FREEDOM, THE WEST MEANS ECONOMY, THE WEST MEANS ABBUNDANCE, THE WEST MEANS INTELIGENCE.

RUSSIA IS THE CORE IMPERIAL MECHANISM OF THE USSR.

RUSSIA WAS THE GREATEST BIT OF THE SOVIET MATRIX.

IT CONTAINED MILLIONS OF DIPLOMA HOLDERS AND HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF CONVERSATIONS, IDEAS, GENGSTER STUFFS, LEGAL ACTIONS, ILLEGAL ACTIONS, FIRE CAMPS, SITUATIONAL HIERARCHIES, FULLY ENCLOSED SYSTEMATIC RUSSIA HOLDS THE CROWN, IF YOU DONT KNOW, DONT YOU WORRY, I WILL TEL YOU IN ANOTHER RHYME:

TSMC

Semiconductor manufacturing company

Description

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited is a Taiwanese multinational semiconductor contract manufacturing and design company. Wikipedia

Stock price: 2330 (TPE) NT$782.00 +16.00 (+2.09%)
Apr 26, 13:30 GMT+8 – Disclaimer

Founder: Morris Chang

Subsidiaries: Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing, Inc., MORE

Headquarters: Hsinchu, Taiwan

CEO: C. C. Wei (Nov 12, 2013–)

Revenue: 362.4 billion TWD (Q1 2021)

Founded: February 21, 1987, Taiwan

READ UP ON IT!

FINALLY MY EXPERIMENT IS SUCESS: SIDELAND CHINESE CHINESE ARE COPY RIGHT POSITIVE, PAY FOR PATTENTS, AND USE TECHNOLOGY AND IDUSTRIAL PROGRESS WITH DIGINITY AND WORKETHIC LIKE PROPER CHIENSE PEOPLE SHOULD. LESS LAY LOW, MORE WORK SMART.

Social Democrats:

1. Social welfare programs, including universal healthcare and education.
2. Progressive taxation to reduce income inequality.
3. Workers’ rights and labor protections.
4. Environmental conservation and sustainable development.
5. Gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights.
6. Access to affordable housing and social housing initiatives.
7. Regulation of financial markets to prevent exploitation and ensure stability.
8. Investment in infrastructure and public services.
9. International cooperation and diplomacy to address global challenges.
10. Support for multiculturalism and diversity.

The Masses (“The Mob”):

1. Economic security and stability.
2. Access to affordable healthcare and education.
3. Fair wages and employment opportunities.
4. Social justice and equality before the law.
5. Freedom from oppression and exploitation.
6. Affordable housing and safe communities.
7. Clean environment and access to natural resources.
8. Representation in governance and decision-making processes.
9. Cultural expression and freedom of speech.
10. Protection from discrimination and prejudice.

Philosopher Kings (Wise Rulers/Intellectuals):

1. Good governance based on reason and ethical principles.
2. Promotion of education and intellectual growth.
3. Long-term planning and sustainable development.
4. Justice and fairness in law and policy.
5. Protection of individual rights and freedoms.
6. Promotion of virtue and civic responsibility.
7. Pursuit of knowledge and truth.
8. Promotion of arts, culture, and creativity.
9. Ethical leadership and accountability.
10. Empowerment of citizens through civic engagement and participation.

These lists provide a general framework for understanding the values and priorities of each group, but they are by no means exhaustive. Each group encompasses a diverse range of perspectives and beliefs, and their priorities may vary based on cultural, historical, and political contexts.

1000 STREGTHS OF COMMUNISTS (YOU BABY YOU)

1. USSR PRIVATISATION (SELLING THE FRUIT OF THE WORKERS REVOLUTION) WORLD BEST BUISNESS, AND YOU NOW: BUISNESS IS BUISNESS: NOW GET TO FUCKING WORK. RELAXING TEA BETTER FKN WORK.

Listing 1000 strengths of communists would be quite an exhaustive task, but I’ll attempt to outline a broad range of strengths often associated with communist movements and governments:

1. Emphasis on collective ownership of the means of production.
2. Focus on social equality and the redistribution of wealth.
3. Promotion of solidarity and community cooperation.
4. Advocacy for workers’ rights and labor protections.
5. Commitment to eradicating poverty and reducing income inequality.
6. Investment in public infrastructure and services.
7. Prioritization of education and healthcare as fundamental rights.
8. Resistance against imperialism and colonialism.
9. Mobilization of mass movements for social change.
10. Promotion of international solidarity among workers and oppressed peoples.
11. Advancement of gender equality and women’s rights.
12. Development of cultural and artistic movements.
13. Implementation of land reforms to benefit peasants and agricultural workers.
14. Promotion of scientific and technological advancements for the betterment of society.
15. Establishment of social safety nets to support the most vulnerable members of society.
16. Commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development.
17. Advocacy for affordable housing and urban planning.
18. Expansion of public transportation systems.
19. Creation of employment opportunities through state-led economic planning.
20. Embrace of multiculturalism and support for minority rights.
21. Promotion of universal access to legal representation and justice.
22. Provision of social security benefits for retirees and the disabled.
23. Support for grassroots democracy and participatory decision-making.
24. Establishment of universal access to childcare and family support services.
25. Advancement of public health initiatives and disease prevention.
26. Promotion of atheism and secularism, separation of church and state.
27. Advocacy for international peace and disarmament.
28. Implementation of progressive tax policies to fund social programs.
29. Commitment to anti-racism and anti-fascism.
30. Expansion of leisure and recreational facilities for public enjoyment.
31. Emphasis on workers’ self-management and workplace democracy.
32. Support for cooperative enterprises and collective farming.
33. Advancement of public art and cultural events.
34. Promotion of community policing and crime prevention strategies.
35. Creation of nationalized industries for strategic sectors of the economy.
36. Advocacy for public ownership of utilities and natural resources.
37. Support for international aid and solidarity with developing countries.
38. Embrace of alternative forms of education and lifelong learning.
39. Promotion of sports and physical fitness programs for all citizens.
40. Investment in renewable energy sources and green technologies.
41. Protection of indigenous rights and land sovereignty.
42. Advancement of disability rights and accessibility measures.
43. Establishment of public libraries and cultural centers.
44. Support for worker cooperatives and employee-owned businesses.
45. Advocacy for comprehensive immigration reform and refugee rights.
46. Implementation of price controls and anti-monopoly measures.
47. Promotion of community gardens and urban agriculture.
48. Embrace of restorative justice practices and rehabilitation.
49. Advancement of animal welfare and protection measures.
50. Provision of free or subsidized public transportation for all citizens.

These are just the beginning of what could be an extensive list of strengths associated with communist ideologies and movements.

Of course, let’s continue:

51. Commitment to universal access to clean water and sanitation.
52. Establishment of free or low-cost childcare services.
53. Promotion of community-based healthcare initiatives.
54. Investment in mental health services and support networks.
55. Advocacy for comprehensive sex education and reproductive rights.
56. Implementation of anti-discrimination laws and policies.
57. Support for affordable and nutritious food programs.
58. Promotion of sustainable farming practices and agroecology.
59. Advancement of alternative economic models such as gift economies and mutual aid.
60. Provision of free or subsidized public transportation for students.
61. Establishment of community centers for youth engagement and development.
62. Advocacy for universal access to information and digital literacy programs.
63. Support for affordable and accessible public spaces for recreation.
64. Promotion of community-led urban planning and development.
65. Implementation of universal basic income programs.
66. Commitment to the preservation of indigenous languages and cultures.
67. Advancement of participatory budgeting processes.
68. Promotion of non-violent conflict resolution and peace education.
69. Investment in scientific research for the common good.
70. Advocacy for the protection of intellectual property rights for indigenous knowledge.
71. Support for the rights of sex workers and marginalized communities.
72. Implementation of anti-corruption measures and transparency in governance.
73. Establishment of public banks to promote financial inclusion.
74. Promotion of community-based disaster preparedness and response.
75. Advocacy for the decriminalization of drug use and harm reduction policies.
76. Support for community land trusts and affordable housing cooperatives.
77. Implementation of policies to address systemic racism and discrimination.
78. Commitment to the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystems.
79. Advancement of public art projects and cultural festivals.
80. Promotion of community-based renewable energy projects.
81. Provision of free or low-cost legal aid services.
82. Advocacy for the rights of undocumented migrants and refugees.
83. Support for community-based elder care programs.
84. Implementation of measures to combat human trafficking and exploitation.
85. Establishment of community-led restorative justice initiatives.
86. Promotion of intergenerational dialogue and mentorship programs.
87. Investment in public transportation infrastructure for rural areas.
88. Advocacy for the rights of persons with disabilities in the workplace.
89. Support for community-owned media outlets and independent journalism.
90. Implementation of measures to address food insecurity and malnutrition.
91. Commitment to the inclusion of LGBTQ+ perspectives in education and policy.
92. Advancement of public-private partnerships for social innovation.
93. Promotion of fair trade and ethical consumer practices.
94. Provision of free or low-cost mental health counseling services.
95. Advocacy for the rights of prisoners and rehabilitation programs.
96. Support for community-based initiatives to combat domestic violence.
97. Implementation of policies to promote affordable childcare for working parents.
98. Establishment of public-private partnerships for affordable housing development.
99. Promotion of community-led initiatives for sustainable waste management.
100. Investment in public parks and green spaces for community recreation.

We can continue adding more strengths if you’d like! Just let me know.

Absolutely, let’s keep going:

101. Commitment to the protection of indigenous land rights and territories.
102. Advancement of renewable energy projects in rural and remote areas.
103. Promotion of intercultural exchange programs and cultural diplomacy.
104. Provision of free or low-cost vocational training and apprenticeship programs.
105. Advocacy for the rights of migrant workers and refugees.
106. Support for community-led initiatives to combat human trafficking.
107. Implementation of policies to promote fair and ethical trade practices.
108. Establishment of community-based healthcare cooperatives.
109. Promotion of community gardens and urban farming initiatives.
110. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible transportation and mobility.
111. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to self-determination.
112. Support for community-based initiatives to address mental health stigma.
113. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in the workplace.
114. Commitment to inclusive and accessible public spaces for persons with disabilities.
115. Advancement of public-private partnerships for affordable childcare services.
116. Promotion of community-based conflict resolution and mediation programs.
117. Provision of free or low-cost legal assistance for marginalized communities.
118. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access education and healthcare.
119. Support for community-led initiatives to address homelessness.
120. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive education for all children.
121. Establishment of community-based centers for lifelong learning and skill development.
122. Promotion of community-based tourism initiatives to support local economies.
123. Investment in public infrastructure for sustainable transportation options.
124. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous women and girls.
125. Support for community-led initiatives to combat substance abuse and addiction.
126. Implementation of policies to promote affordable and accessible childcare.
127. Commitment to inclusive and diverse representation in decision-making bodies.
128. Advancement of public-private partnerships for affordable housing solutions.
129. Promotion of community-based initiatives to promote civic engagement.
130. Provision of free or low-cost mental health support services for youth.
131. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access legal assistance.
132. Support for community-led initiatives to address food deserts.
133. Implementation of policies to promote gender-inclusive language and representation.
134. Establishment of community-based centers for cultural preservation.
135. Promotion of community-led initiatives for environmental conservation.
136. Investment in public infrastructure for renewable energy production.
137. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to traditional lands and resources.
138. Support for community-led initiatives to combat climate change.
139. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in STEM fields.
140. Commitment to inclusive and accessible public transportation systems.
141. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable development.
142. Promotion of community-based initiatives for disaster preparedness.
143. Provision of free or low-cost legal representation for low-income families.
144. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access mental health support.
145. Support for community-led initiatives to address youth unemployment.
146. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive housing policies.
147. Establishment of community-based centers for LGBTQ+ support.
148. Promotion of community-led initiatives for sustainable agriculture.
149. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible recreational facilities.
150. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to participate in decision-making processes.

We can continue further if you’d like! Just let me know.

Certainly, let’s continue:

151. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to healthcare services.
152. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable water management.
153. Promotion of community-based initiatives for cultural exchange and understanding.
154. Provision of free or low-cost legal aid for victims of domestic violence.
155. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access quality education.
156. Support for community-led initiatives to promote interfaith dialogue.
157. Implementation of policies to promote affordable and inclusive transportation options.
158. Establishment of community-based centers for refugee integration.
159. Promotion of community-led initiatives for sustainable waste reduction.
160. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible technology and internet access.
161. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to practice traditional customs and beliefs.
162. Support for community-led initiatives to promote mental health awareness.
163. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive and accessible tourism.
164. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to public spaces for all citizens.
165. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable forestry practices.
166. Promotion of community-based initiatives for inclusive urban planning.
167. Provision of free or low-cost legal assistance for victims of human rights abuses.
168. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access legal representation.
169. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable fashion.
170. Implementation of policies to promote gender equality in sports.
171. Establishment of community-based centers for senior citizens.
172. Promotion of community-led initiatives for inclusive disaster relief efforts.
173. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible public libraries.
174. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to access quality education.
175. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable transportation.
176. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive and accessible cultural events.
177. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to clean energy.
178. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable fishing practices.
179. Promotion of community-based initiatives for intergenerational dialogue.
180. Provision of free or low-cost legal aid for victims of human trafficking.
181. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access vocational training.
182. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable tourism.
183. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in the arts.
184. Establishment of community-based centers for persons with disabilities.
185. Promotion of community-led initiatives for inclusive disaster recovery.
186. Investment in public infrastructure for sustainable urban agriculture.
187. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to access healthcare.
188. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable fisheries.
189. Implementation of policies to promote gender equality in the media.
190. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to affordable housing.
191. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable energy solutions.
192. Promotion of community-based initiatives for peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
193. Provision of free or low-cost legal assistance for victims of discrimination.
194. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access entrepreneurship programs.
195. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable forestry.
196. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in the workplace.
197. Establishment of community-based centers for LGBTQ+ youth.
198. Promotion of community-led initiatives for inclusive urban development.
199. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible public transportation.
200. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to access clean water.

COMMUNISM IS A SOCIAL EXERIMENT OF SCIENTIFIC HUMANIST ENDEVOUR THAT BRINGS ALL TO THE MEDIAN STANDARD WESTERN LIFE AND NOT JUST THE FEW SUPER INTELIGENT. IT IS AN INCLUSIVE DREAM WHERE ALL HAS THE BASICS AND BEYOND.

CAPITALISM AND IMPERIALISM PRODUCES THE BASICS AND THE BEYOND BETTER.

YUM YUM!

MINING THE PLANET AND BUILDING THE THINGS..

IF WE PRIVATISED THE USSR TO THE KGB, SO MAYBE INTELIGENT THIGNS HAPPEN, WHAT IF WE PRIVATISED THE USA TO THE CIA AND THE DHS IF THERE WAS A FULL TOTAL ECONOMIC COLLPASE DUE TO A 50% MARKET CORRECTION?

AI REVOULTION WILL SAVE THE USA AND WESTERN BUSINESS COMMUNITY. MOST JOBS WILL BE DONE BY THE MACHINE, AND SO MANY WILL DEMAND A RETHINK OF SOCIAL BENEFITS.

SO FAR WESTERN GOVERNMENTS COULD AFFORD A THURSDAY MONEY OF 50 EUROS EACH THURSDAY TO ALLOW WESTERNERS, ALSO 7 DOLLARS A DAY EVERY DAY FOR BEHAVING TONING AND ATTITUDING WELL, AS WELL AS AN ADITIONAL SUPPORT AMOUNT FOR THE ELDERLY, IN ORDER TO STREGTHEN THE CITIZENSRY. (100 USD+ / WEEK)

THIS AMOUNT WOULD BE ABOUT 12-27% OF ALL WESTERN GOVERNMENT BUDGETS, OR AROUND 6-12.5% OF GDP.

THIS WOULD BE THE LARGEST QUANTITATIVE RELEASE THAT WOULD STURR ACTIVITY BOTH IN THE SOCIAL, ARCH CRIMINAL, POLITICAL, DIPLOMATIC, SPY, DETECTIVE, INTERPOL, FBI, KGB, NSA, FSB, MI3, MI7, MI6, TO WIN THE WAR ON TERROR ONCE AND FOR ALL UNDER THE WATCHFULL EYES OF THE FBI.

FEDERAL BORROW YOUR INVESTIGATION CIVILISATION.

CAN WE BORROW YOUR INVESTIGATIONS?

https://ucr.fbi.gov/nibrs/2017/contact-us

YOU KNOW THE INVESTIGATION ABOUT THE USSR.

WHERE IS IT?

WHY ARE MOST OF ITS EX MEMBER STATES IN THE NATO NOW?

BRÜ HÜHÜ MISTER MOSOCOW, THEY WANNA NOW BE VASSELS OF WESTERN AMERICAN WASHINGTON LED COALITION OF UNIPOLAR AMERICAN WORLD ORDER, NOT MOSCOW CONTROL PUPETS IN A HYBRID QUICK RESPONSE SYSTEM WHERE ALL POWER IS CONCENTRATED IN THE HANDS OF THE DUGIN-MOSCOVITA FACTION IN SUPPORT OF EURASIA, AND MULTIPOLAR WORLD, MASSIVE NATIONAL-BOLSHEVIST SUMMER CAMPS, THEE CRAFT CAMPS, AND COMITMENT TO THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STATE, RESIDING IN MOSOCOW. PUTIN IS MEARLY THE KGB PRINCE, OR IS HE UP TO SOMETHING MORE COOL?

PUTIN TRIED LSD ONCE. ALEGENDLY. IN BERLIN. IN A CEMENTRY. PLAYED GUITAR. SAVED KGB HEADQUATERS WITH BLUFF, NOW BLUFFED OF WESTERNERS AGAIN FROM RUSSIA? MODERNISED RUSSIAN MILITARY WITH BOLD MOVE TO SPECIAL OPERATION IN FORMER USSR TERITORY AS LIVE FIRE EXERSIZE TO CREATE STRONGEST CENTRAL EUROPEAN MILITARY POWER NATIONAL LIBERAL GENGSTER UKARINE? HOW TO KEEP UKRAINIAN LEVEL GENGSTER PYRAMIDS TOGETHER? THE ISRAEL METHOD: CORRUPTION (PAYING YOUR FRIENDS MONEY TO OPREATE AND ODMINATE THE PRIVATE SECTOR AS WELL AS THE BLACK MARKET AS WELL AS THE SOCIAL SPHERE IS VERY IMPORTANT DURING FULL MILITARY MOBILISATION, AND LET ME TELL YOU WAR WITH 300 YEAR OLD WORLDS MOST CUNNING SUPER POWER ON PAR WITH THE UK (500 YEAR VICTORS OF ALL WARS) THEY MUST BE NEEDING AND USING ALL GENGSTER METHODS TO SACRE THE RUSSIAN BEAR AC TO ITS CAVE?

PUTIN PLAYED WELL SO FAR EXERTING POWER WITH MOSOCOW IMERIAL WING THROUGH OUT HIS LONG TENURE:

PUTIN BEEN TO POWER FOR 8978+ DAYS BUT PUTIN HAS NOT PLAYED COMPUTER GAMES YET.

BUNKER MENTALITY PRODUCED THIS YURIS REVENGE, RED ALERT KIND OF SITUATION?

ONLY THAT THE WAR IS NOT IN TEXAS BUT IN UKRAINE, THE MOST LIBERAL GENGSTER SUPER PART OF THE SOVIET UNION AFTER HUNGARY WHICH WAS ITS INDEPENDENT SHOWCASE UTOPIA EXPERIMENT, OR BELARUS WHICH WAS RESPONSBILE FOR THE SUPER SKILL SOVIET SOLDIER AND NEW PERSON SCIENCE EXPERIMENT.

ALL FORMER TERITORIES AND PARTNERS OF THE WARSAW PACT NOW SHOULD CONVEENE, AND TELL RUSSIA ABOUT HOW WE ENVISION THEM IN NOAH IF THEY CHOOSE UNIPOLAR AMERICAN WORLD ORDER OVER THEIR MULTIPOLAR WORLD VISSION.

WE DO UNDERSTAND WHAT RUSSIANS WANT, THEY WANT TO STREGTHEN MOSOCOW ON ALL BLITZKRIEG POSITIONS.

OPTION A ) RUSSIAN STRATEGIC POSITIONS OPEN TO SOME RUSSIAN STRATEGIC ADVICE?

OPTION B) WARSAW ATTACKED THAN FULL WESTERN MOBILISATION WILL BE A HELL.

OPTION C) POLISH PEOPLE HAVE A GLOBAL DIASPORA LIKE UKRAINIANS AND JEWS AND BRITISH EXPATS, AND SO THESE DIASPORAS ARE ACTIVATED BY WAR ON UKRAINE AND CENTRAL EUROPE BY THE VERY “SPECIAL” RUSSIAN MILITARY OPERATION FIRST TO SEEK, MARK, DESTROY AZOV CELLS IN ORDER TO DENAZIFY UKRAINE, AND TAKE STRATEGIC LOCATION LUSHANKS, AND DONETSK AND SECURE THE KRIM AND WARM WATER SEA PORTS.

ALSO THIS MADE RUSSIAN MILLITARY WHICH I PRIVASTZED SOME OF DURING 1993-2019 OPERATIONS, TO MODERNIZE.

ITS REALLY HARD TO TELL RUSSIAN MILITARY WHAT TO DO WITH OUT HURTING THEIR LITTLE RUSSIAN FEELIGNS BUT HERE I GO:

DEAR RUSSIAN MILITARY PYRAMID:

BECAUSE YOU ENTERED PEACEFULL NATIONALIST LIBERAL GENGSTER UKRAINE, (VERY LIBERAL..UKRAINE DID BAN HUNGARIAN IN ITS INSTITUTIONS BEFORE BUT HMM) THE BEST SOIL ON PLANET EARTH (UKRAINE) TO BUTCHER AND MURDER UKRAINIANS AND PUSH ON STRATEGIC LOCATION NUMBER 4, NUMBER 5, NUMBER 6 YOU HAVE TO ADMIT: USSR FOUGHT FOR WARLESS ENDLESS WORLD, NOT FOR FULL TOTAL VICTORY OVER ALL PEOPLE OF ALL PLACES FOREVER.

DEAR RUSSIAN MILITARY, REMEBER WAR IS FOLLOWED BY ENGST, SADNESS, DENIAL, AND THAN REGERET, AND MOST DANGROUSLY: VENGENCE!

Vengeance is the act of retaliating or seeking revenge for a perceived wrongdoing or injury. In many religious and moral traditions, including Christianity as represented in the Bible, vengeance is often discouraged because it can perpetuate a cycle of violence and harm.

The Bible does not explicitly endorse murder or vengeance. However, it does contain passages that address justice and the consequences of actions. In the Old Testament, there are laws and principles that emphasize restitution and punishment for crimes, often referred to as “an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth” (Exodus 21:24). This principle was intended to ensure proportionate justice and prevent excessive retaliation.

However, the New Testament teaches forgiveness and turning the other cheek (Matthew 5:38-39). It emphasizes the importance of love, mercy, and reconciliation over seeking revenge. In Romans 12:19, it says, “Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, ‘Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.’”

So, while the Bible acknowledges the human desire for vengeance, it ultimately promotes forgiveness and leaving justice in the hands of God rather than taking matters into our own hands.

HOW DO WE EURASIANS, END THE FKN WAR, BY WINNING IT?

PARTITION UKRAINE BETWEEN NEW REPUBLICS AND COMPENSATTE UKRAINE FOR LOST LAND ELSEWHERE (USA, LATINAMERICA, INDIA, HUNGARY, EU ISRAEL ELSEWHERE?)

STREGTHEN UKRAINIAN MILITARY AND POLISH HUNGARIAN MILITARY TO FULL WESTERN MOBILISATION STANDARD!

WIN THE WAR FOR UKRAINE, OR WIN THE WAR FOR ISRAEL?

OR WIN ALL WARS AND THAN SOME?

I BELIVE THE RUSSIAN MILLITARY ALREADY ACHIVED MOST OF ITS TARGETS, SO THE WAR CAN NOW DRAW TO AN ENDING SOON.

• AZOV FUCKED
• KRIM TAKEN
• MILITARY MODERNISED
• NATO READ THEIR RUSSIAN LITTLE FILES
• URKAINE INVADED AND ALL WESTERN FREEDOM LOVERS ACTIVATED TO READ THIS POST SOCVIET FAIRY TALE
• MOST OF FORMER UKARINE INFRASTRUCUTRE IS SUROVIKINGED LIKE LYBIA HALEPO.
• MOST OF UKRAINIAN MAN NOW ARE AFRIAD OF AND ACTIVLEY LOOKING FOR A WAY OUT OF WAR.
• WHICH YOU WOULD BE TOO IF YOUR ROZY COLLOERD ASS WAS ON THE LINE
• HUNGARY IS UNVILLING TO GIVE WEAPONS TO UKRAINE WHEN RUSSIA ATATCKED IT
• HUNGARY MUST STRENGTHEN UKRAINAN BORDER BETTER THAN THE SERBIAN. BARB VIRES DONT STOP RUSSIANS OR UKRAINIANS.
• WE HAVE TO END THIS WAR, THE SOONER THE BETTER.
• I RECOMEND A PARTITION UNTIL THE DNIPER WE MUST WESTERN STREGTHEN WITH FULL FLEDGED NOAH FORCES (LIKE COLATION OF THE WILLING BUT CALLED NATION OF AMERICAN HERITAGE) NOAH, IN THE PURSUIT OF FREEDOMS.
• FREEDOM OF SPEACH
• FREEDOM TO MORAL COMPASS
• FREEDOM TO SCIENCE
• FREEDOM TO DEMOCARCY
• FREEDOM TO DISCUSS
• FREEDOM TO PUBLISH
• FREEDOM TO PURSUE SELF INTERESTS
• FREEDOM FOR CAPITAL TO FLOURISH
• FREEDOM TO SELF
• FREEDOM TO COMMUNITY
• FREEDOM TO GRAS ROOT ORGAISATIONS
• FREEDOM TO LGBT COMMUNITY
• FREEDOM OF RELIGION

AND FREEDOMS LIKE:

1. Freedom of speech
2. Freedom of religion
3. Freedom of assembly
4. Freedom of the press
5. Freedom of association
6. Freedom of movement
7. Freedom of thought
8. Freedom of conscience
9. Freedom to vote
10. Freedom from discrimination
11. Freedom of artistic expression
12. Freedom to protest peacefully
13. Freedom from slavery
14. Freedom from torture
15. Freedom of privacy
16. Freedom of education
17. Economic freedom
18. Freedom to marry
19. Freedom from arbitrary arrest
20. Freedom to seek asylum

This is just a starting point. Each of these freedoms can be expanded into multiple subcategories, and there are countless other freedoms that could be added to the list. If you have specific areas you’re interested in exploring further, let me know!

ALL FREEDOMS! NOAH! NATION OF MURICAN’ HERITAGE!

Of course! Let’s continue:

21. Freedom of movement within one’s country
22. Freedom to start a business
23. Freedom to own property
24. Freedom to choose one’s profession
25. Freedom to access information
26. Freedom to pursue happiness
27. Freedom from forced labor
28. Freedom to practice cultural traditions
29. Freedom to express one’s gender identity
30. Freedom to access healthcare
31. Freedom from arbitrary interference with family
32. Freedom to participate in political processes
33. Freedom from censorship
34. Freedom to access clean water
35. Freedom to access clean air
36. Freedom from gender-based violence
37. Freedom to access legal representation
38. Freedom to form labor unions
39. Freedom from child labor
40. Freedom to express diSSENT

41. Freedom to access affordable housing
42. Freedom from arbitrary eviction
43. Freedom to travel internationally
44. Freedom from gender discrimination
45. Freedom to practice one’s cultural beliefs
46. Freedom to access reproductive healthcare
47. Freedom from racial discrimination
48. Freedom to access justice and legal recourse
49. Freedom from domestic violence
50. Freedom to access nutritious food
51. Freedom to form or join clubs and organizations
52. Freedom from arbitrary detention
53. Freedom to express one’s sexual orientation
54. Freedom to access quality education regardless of socioeconomic status
55. Freedom from forced marriage
56. Freedom to participate in sports and recreation
57. Freedom to access affordable childcare
58. Freedom to access affordable transportation
59. Freedom to access affordable energy
60. Freedom from arbitrary surveillance

61. Freedom to access affordable internet
62. Freedom from discrimination based on disability
63. Freedom to access mental health services
64. Freedom from persecution based on political beliefs
65. Freedom to express one’s religious beliefs publicly
66. Freedom to access affordable childcare
67. Freedom from forced sterilization
68. Freedom to access leisure and recreation activities
69. Freedom to pursue one’s artistic talents
70. Freedom to access public spaces without harassment
71. Freedom to express dissent without fear of reprisal
72. Freedom from discrimination based on age
73. Freedom to access affordable legal assistance
74. Freedom to access affordable higher education
75. Freedom to engage in consensual relationships
76. Freedom from discrimination based on immigration status
77. Freedom to seek asylum from persecution
78. Freedom to access safe and affordable transportation
79. Freedom from harassment based on gender identity
80. Freedom to participate in cultural events and celebration

81. Freedom to access clean and safe public spaces
82. Freedom to express oneself through fashion and style
83. Freedom from discrimination based on language
84. Freedom to access affordable and nutritious food for dietary preferences or restrictions
85. Freedom to access public libraries and cultural institutions
86. Freedom to practice traditional healing methods and alternative medicine
87. Freedom to access affordable and safe childcare for children with special needs
88. Freedom to access affordable and safe housing for individuals with disabilities
89. Freedom to access assistive technologies for individuals with disabilities
90. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible public transportation
91. Freedom to participate in inclusive and accessible recreational activities
92. Freedom to access gender-affirming healthcare for transgender individuals
93. Freedom to access safe and supportive shelters for survivors of domestic violence
94. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible employment opportunities
95. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible public restrooms and facilities
96. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible education for individuals with disabilities
97. Freedom to access affordable and comprehensive healthcare for mental health needs
98. Freedom to access legal recognition and documentation for gender identity
99. Freedom to access culturally competent healthcare services
100. Freedom to access safe and supportive spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals

FREEDOM TO PRUSSIANS! END SCHOOL! (PRUSSIAN SCHOOL SYSTEM HOLDS HOSTAGE ALL OUR KIDS TEACHING THEM THINGS THEY DONT WANT TO NOW ABOUT PEOPLE THEY DONT CARE ABOUT. REFORM EDUCATION SYSTEM, TEACHER LEAVE THOSE KIDS ALONE!

MÁJUS 5

Vasárnap

Anyák napja 2024 (Magyarország)

Az anyák vasárnapját (Mothering Sunday) a keresztények ünneplik az Egyesült Királyságban,^[2] Írországban és néhány más angol nyelvű országban, amit egyre inkább Anyák napjának hívnak, bár ez a név az amerikai és kanadai világi ünnephez tartozik, amely meglehetősen különbözik az eredeti Anyák Vasárnapjától. Az 1600-as évektől keresztény vallási ünnep a húsvéti időszakhoz kötődött, amelyet akkoriban a húsvétot követő negyedik vasárnapján tartottak. Minden évben a nagyböjt közepén a legtöbb szolgáló meglátogatta az „anya” gyülekezetét (Mater Ecclesiae), ahol megkeresztelték.^[3] A családjuktól távol dolgozó szolgálók ilyenkor szabadnapot kaptak, hogy hazamehessenek, és a napot édesanyjukkal tölthessék. A látogatás előtt külön erre a napra ajándékként elkészítették az anyák süteményét, a tetején marcipánnal díszített és sok aszalt gyümölcssel készült Simnel-tortát vagy Simnel-kenyeret. A hagyománnyá vált süteményt együtt fogyasztották el a különböző helyekről egybegyűlt családtagok. A tradicionális Simnel tortát 11 marcipángolyó díszíti, ami a 11 apostolt jelképezi, akik hűségesek maradtak Jézushoz.^[4][5][6]

Az anyák megünneplésének története az ókori Görögországba nyúlik vissza. Akkoriban tavaszi ünnepségeket tartottak Rheának, az istenek anyjának, és vele együtt az édesanyák tiszteletére. A történelem során később is voltak olyan ünnepek, amikor az anyákat is felköszöntötték.

Az Egyesült Államokban először 1872-ben ünnepelték meg Bostonban az anyák napját Julia Ward Howe Anyák Napi Kiáltványa segítségével. Howe az ünnepséget a háború felszámolására szentelte, és évekig Bostonban ünnepeket szervezett. Eredetileg a béke napjának tekintették az Anyák napját, hogy tiszteljék és támogassák azokat az anyákat, akik a polgárháború folyamán vesztették el fiaikat, férjüket.^[7][8]

1907-ben a philadelphiai Anna M. Jarvis próbálta az anyák napját nemzeti ünneppé nyilváníttatni. Az ünnepet május második vasárnapjára tűzte ki, elhunyt édesanyja emlékére. Jelképnek a fehér szegfűt javasolta, mivel szerinte a fehér virág szimbolizálja az anyaság erényeit, a fehér szín a tisztaságot és hitet jelképezi, az illata a szeretetet, a formája pedig a szépség lényegét.^[9] Rengeteg időt és energiát szánt arra, hogy az ünnepet előbb állami, majd nemzetközi ismertségűvé tegye. Az ügyben Elmer Burkett nebraskai szenátor terjesztette elő az első törvényjavaslatot 1908-ban az Egyesült Államok szenátusában, amely az anyák ünnepnapjának hivatalos létrehozását javasolta. ^[10] Jarvis a célját akkor érte el, amikor Woodrow Wilson amerikai elnök 1914. május 9-i proklamációjával hazájában minden év május második vasárnapját az anyák hivatalos ünnepévé nyilvánította. (1914-ben május második vasárnapja, és így az anyák napjának első hivatalos megünneplése május 10. napjára esett.)

Sajnos azonban Anna Jarvis a népszerűsítésre fordított ideje miatt nem vette észre, hogy hamarosan az ünnepet „felkarolták” a virágkereskedők, üdvözlőlapgyártók, cukorka- és ajándékkereskedők, akik Európában is propagálni kezdték az Amerikában elterjedt ünnepet, amelynek hatására az gyorsan népszerűvé vált a kontinensen is. Az eredeti elképzeléshez képest – az élő és elhunyt anyák tisztelete – az ünnep eltolódott az ajándékozás, Jarvis véleménye szerint pedig főképp a virágkereskedők hasznának növelése irányába. További élete során oly hevesen tiltakozott az ünnep üzletiesedése ellen, hogy még a törvénnyel is szembekerült egy vehemens tüntetése során. Élete végére megbánta tettét, és nem akarta nevét anyák napjával kapcsolatba hozni.^[11]

Magyarországon 1925-ben a Magyar Ifjúsági Vöröskereszt tartotta az első ünnepet, a májusi Mária-tisztelet hagyományaival összekapcsolva. 1928-ban már miniszteri rendelet sorolta a hivatalos iskolai ünnepélyek közé az anyák napját. Magyarországra az ünnep ötletét Petri Pálné, egy államtitkár felesége hozta Amerikából, és a legelső anyák napi ünnepséget 1925. március 8-án a MÁV gépgyár foglalkoztatójában munkásgyerekeknek tartották. A gondolatot a Magyar Ifjúsági Vöröskereszt vezetői karolták fel, és megtették az előkészületeket az anyák napja országos bevezetésére. A szervezet lapjában így írtak a napról: „Felkérjük a mélyen tisztelt Tanárelnököket, hogy május első vasárnapján tartandó «anyák napját», ezt a gyönyörű ünnepet, szeretettel alakítsák ki növendékeik lelkében, amelynek pedagógiai, jellemképző ereje messze túlhaladja egy-egy család körét és a nemzetnevelés erkölcsnemesítő munkájába kapcsolódik.”

Dátum[szerkesztés]

A legtöbb országban ez az ünnep májusra, ezen belül annak második vasárnapjára esik:^[12]

• február második vasárnapja: Norvégia
• március 3.: Grúzia
• március 8. (Nőnap): Afganisztán, Bulgária
• március 21., a tavasz első napja: az arab világ legtöbb országa (például Egyesült Arab Emírségek, Egyiptom, Irak, Kuvait, Libanon, Szaúd-Arábia), illetve a magyar paraszti hagyományban is a március 20. utáni első vasárnap ünnepelték Gyümölcsoltó Boldogasszony napját, amely összevontan anyák napja, nőnap és „Valentin-nap” is volt; a leányok virágot ajándékoztak kedvesüknek, a gyermekek pedig verssel vagy dallal köszöntötték fel édesanyjukat és nagyanyáikat
• március 25.: Szlovénia
• május első vasárnapja: Angola, Litvánia, Magyarország, Mozambik, Portugália, Románia,^[13] São Tomé és Príncipe, Spanyolország, Szerbia, Zöld-foki Köztársaság
• május második vasárnapja: Amerikai Egyesült Államok, Ausztria, Ausztrália, Belgium, Brazília, Chile, Ciprus, Csehország, Dánia, Dél-afrikai Köztársaság, Észtország, Finnország, Görögország, Hollandia, Japán, Kanada, Malajzia, Németország, Olaszország, Peru, Szlovákia, Svájc, Tajvan, Törökország, Ukrajna, Lettország
• május 10.: Latin-Amerika legtöbb országa (például Guatemala és Mexikó), Hongkong, India, Pakisztán, Szingapúr
• május 26.: Lengyelország
• május utolsó vasárnapja: Franciaország, Marokkó, Svédország
• június második vasárnapja: Luxemburg
• augusztus 15. (Nagyboldogasszony): Costa Rica, Antwerpen (Belgium)
• október második hétfője: Malawi^[14]
• október harmadik vasárnapja: Argentína
• november utolsó vasárnapja: Oroszország
• december 8.: Panama

Más ünnephez kapcsolódik:

• Egyesült Királyság (Anglia, Skócia, Wales, Észak-Írország) és Írország: az itteni anyák napja (Mother’s Day) nagyböjt negyedik vasárnapjára esik. A Mothering Sunday nevű vallási ünnepből alakult ki, amely eredetileg nem kapcsolódik a mai anyák napja ünnephez.
• India: a nyugati hatásra átvett május 10-i anyák napja mellett megtartják a durga púdzsa ill. a navarátri nevű, októberi tíznapos ősi hindu anyák ünnepét is.
• Thaiföld: augusztus 12., Szirikit királyné születésnapja

King Charles III banknotes to enter circulation on 5 June 2024. Banknotes featuring a portrait of King Charles III will be issued from 5 June 2024. The portrait of the King will appear on existing designs of all four banknotes (£5, £10, £20, and £50), with no other changes to the existing designs.

ANGLO EURASIA? WHY? DOE XPLAIN BRITISH VALUES QUICK!

Certainly! Here’s a breakdown of the British version of gentleman culture, including rules, behaviors, and tones cherished by Brits and appreciated by people around the world:

Rules and Behaviors (40 points):

1. Politeness (5 points): Always using “please” and “thank you” in interactions.
2. Chivalry (5 points): Holding doors open for others, especially women.
3. Respect for elders (5 points): Showing deference and courtesy towards older individuals.
4. Discretion (5 points): Keeping personal matters private and avoiding gossip.
5. Integrity (5 points): Upholding moral principles and being honest in all dealings.
6. Modesty (5 points): Avoiding boastfulness and showing humility.
7. Etiquette (5 points): Following social conventions and behaving appropriately in different settings.
8. Thoughtfulness (5 points): Considering the needs and feelings of others in actions and decisions.
9. Generosity (5 points): Being willing to share resources and offer assistance to those in need.
10. Self-discipline (5 points): Exercising control over one’s actions and emotions.

Attitudes (40 points):

1. Tolerance (5 points): Respecting and accepting people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs.
2. Open-mindedness (5 points): Being receptive to new ideas and perspectives.
3. Empathy (5 points): Understanding and showing compassion towards others’ experiences and feelings.
4. Courtesy (5 points): Treating everyone with politeness and consideration, regardless of status.
5. Graciousness (5 points): Accepting both praise and criticism with grace and humility.
6. Patience (5 points): Remaining calm and composed in challenging situations.
7. Gentleness (5 points): Handling interactions with care and sensitivity.
8. Honor (5 points): Upholding one’s word and commitments with integrity.
9. Loyalty (5 points): Standing by friends and loved ones through thick and thin.
10. Self-improvement (5 points): Striving for personal growth and development.

Tone (20 points):

1. Warmth (5 points): Engaging in conversations with a friendly and approachable demeanor.
2. Diplomacy (5 points): Resolving conflicts and disagreements with tact and sensitivity.
3. Sincerity (5 points): Communicating genuinely and authentically in interactions.
4. Wit (5 points): Employing humor and cleverness in conversation, without being offensive.
5. Elegance (5 points): Conducting oneself with refinement and sophistication in speech and mannerisms.

This comprehensive list captures the essence of gentleman culture in Britain, highlighting the importance of respect, kindness, and integrity in interactions, attitudes, and tones, which are cherished not only by Brits but also by people around the world.

Work Ethic Anglo-Eurasia? Certainly, here’s a structured breakdown of behaviors, attitudes, and tones acceptable in German society, particularly focusing on work ethic:

Behavior (40 points):

1. Punctuality (10 points): Arriving on time for work, meetings, and appointments is crucial.
2. Diligence (10 points): Germans value hard work and dedication to tasks.
3. Respect for authority (5 points): Following hierarchical structures and showing deference to superiors is important.
4. Collaboration (10 points): Working well in teams and valuing collective efforts.
5. Attention to detail (5 points): Thoroughness and precision in work tasks are appreciated.

Attitudes (40 points):

1. Professionalism (10 points): Maintaining a professional demeanor in the workplace.
2. Open-mindedness (10 points): Being receptive to new ideas and perspectives.
3. Adaptability (10 points): Willingness to embrace change and innovation.
4. Honesty (5 points): Valuing transparency and integrity in dealings.
5. Commitment (5 points): Demonstrating dedication to one’s job and responsibilities.

Tone (20 points):

1. Directness (5 points): Communicating clearly and straightforwardly.
2. Politeness (5 points): Using courteous language and manners in interactions.
3. Confidence (5 points): Asserting oneself with conviction but without arrogance.
4. Empathy (5 points): Understanding and considering the perspectives of others.

This structured approach covers a range of key aspects that contribute to the acceptable behaviors, attitudes, and tones in German society, particularly in the context of work ethic.

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