Protected: Inside the Birdcage – September 25, 2015
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Tag: CAF Veterans
Pest Management Part II
I believe that Canada should be working with this organization as per the maternal narrative of the children of the fighters of the D’aash, in order to promote peace and installl a rule of law during the refugee crisis through trade and negotions with cooperative interfaith agencies. Isis International I think that groups like Nutella […]
Waging Peace Part II
http://educate-yourself.org/nwo/reportironmountain1.shtml About this time last year @Doctrine Man asked probably entirely in jest about someone considering the real possibility of peace in the Middle East. I like impossible conundrums. So I started reading about the opium bride situation and the tobacco fields in Afghanistan and how they are owned by Russian and Chinese investors, and […]
Waging Peace
Wage. What an interesting word that is. It can mean the measure of a thing after rending, for example. “Render unto Cesear what is Cesear’s” was how Jesus put it; the idea that man has to submit to both the laws of man and his own conscience according to customs and free will. Wages can […]
Buckle Up
I really and honestly believe we as a nation need to have a discussion about dialogue and communications, particularly with the passing of Bill C-51. I have a lot of questions about that bill, particularly since it was written and passed apparently in conflict with the international http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/bill-c-51-not-in-keeping-with-canadas-international-obligations-un/article25642360/ policies regarding privacy and the right to […]
The Responsibility to Protect and the Sacred Covenant
The laws of war and the rules of conflict are a legal and moral code imbedded in social psychology. They have been part of our social construct since prehistoric times, and are based off of moral compass points such as piety, honesty, integrity, etc. Intertribal and interracial conflict was during other time periods, considered perfectly […]
Inside the Birdcage – September 10, 2015 – Free Edition
I remember back in High School, my first English AP teacher used to tell us that if we wanted to be really successful as writers, we should try getting our articles published in Penthouse and Hustler. Because yes, Virginia, apparently people really do buy the magazines for the articles, and often times the think pieces […]
Psychology of a Caliphrate
During the reign of the Aztecs, a sun-worshipping artisan/warrior/merchant empire — and of the Egyptians, Hyssoks, Assyrians, Acadians, ertc – a caste system has always developed in which a plutocracy develops which directs the lives of those underneath them, which is then financially supported by the warrior slave caste and then by the merchants/artisans.
To understand the D’aash only in the limited terms of a barbarian culture is to deny them the rightful respect that should be due to a fanatical spitually driven warrior culture capable of changing the international narrative.
Protected: Inside the Birdcage – August 27, 2015
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The Use of Mefloquine At Gitmo, A Story of Black Sites and Off Label Drug Abuse
For those just joining me, Mefloquine is an anti-malarial which was given – not prescribed – to pretty much all NATO and UN troops, I think, during recent conflicts, notably Somalia, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Cambodia, and I can’t remember the other one. The Somalia Incident can be traced back to Mefloquine. Mefloquine has many many damaging […]
Doctrine Dominatrix 