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Where art thou, America? in Close to Politics ·
cosmicotter13 said:Back when their big boss was flirting with the idea of breaking away from America, they weren't "CRAZY"—no, no, they were busy telling the Italians that fascism was perfectly fine.


Well, look at that—they’ve managed to trigger a deployment of the US Armed Forces to San Francisco... honestly, if they want to keep playing this game, they should just go ahead.
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Where art thou, America? in Close to Politics ·
That's complete nonsense because:
'OUTRAGED BY THE RULING AGAINST THOMPSON FOR USING THE SLOGAN “ZA DOM SPREMNI”: TELL THE Germans THAT THE GREETING Heil Hitler IS TOTALLY FINE'

Members of the Democratic Party are claiming this verdict serves as a "fantastic prelude to the American presidency of the European Union," arguing that while the civilized world views any glorification of fascism as an anti-civilization act, apparently "except for America"...
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
Joseph Bailey41 said:I’m sorry, but I honestly have no idea what you're getting at. 🤷

Could you maybe explain that in plain English?

It just wouldn't work—you’d lose so much of the nuance in translation that there wouldn't be anything left.
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
Well, it looks like both of them eventually stumbled upon the exact same truth:
Quincy:
.. "Know thyself" ..
http://www.britannica.com/topic/self-knowledge
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
Rachel Walker3 said:Maybe we only exist, left to our own devices, so we can actually figure out who we are. I guess. 😵

Exactly—which is why that wise old Greek fellow used to say:

"Know thyself" 🙂
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
Rachel Walker3 said:Are we living in a competitive society?

If we’ve started using "competition" as a polite euphemism for pure, unadulterated greed, then yeah—absolutely.
It’s basically just a race to see who can grab the biggest slice of whatever is on the table.

We are looking at an absolute "epidemic" of chronic inflammation in the "greed gland."
Since we're talking about spirituality versus the ego here, I’d go as far as calling that kind of avarice a "cancer of the soul."
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
Rachel Walker3 said:How am I supposed to let go of the past when I'm just trying to be certain about everything I've learned so far

You don't need to 'die.' Just write a book, or back 'everything' up onto a thumb drive or a DVD (make sure you have at least three copies stored in different places). 😉
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
One of the leading critics of feminism, Christina Hoff Sommers, actually took things a step further by arguing that feminists harbor such deep-seated resentment toward men that they end up loathing any woman who refuses to join the fray. Her take? "No group of women can wage a war against men without simultaneously disparaging the women who respect them."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christina_Hoff_Sommers
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
Paul Rogers94 said:Highly recommended 🤣

expert at inspecting virgin leather footwear and a lover of rubber dolls

You might have better luck here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bn9UEzfyw0

... she goes on, playing the part of some 'yogic spiritualist,' even rambling about multiple orgasms. 🤣
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Ego vs. Spirituality in Spirituality ·
Joseph Bailey41 said:Exactly. It’s like the response to thousands of years of women being conditioned to be submissive. We’ve just reached our limit, honestly. If you care so much about preserving that "virtue," maybe try being the humble ones for a change. ☕

It isn't about being Egoistic; it’s just pure burnout. We are done with the mansplaining, done with being treated as second-class citizens, and done with these gods who are really just projections of individual and collective egos. It's over. That's it.

That sounds like militant feminism to me—mostly because, behind the curtain of the reality we actually live in, there's an ongoing gender war driven by extreme ego states. It's something certain individuals have managed to build up within their social circles (and failed to control), and the higher the level of imbalance, the more brutal it gets—which, frankly, is currently devastating the most capable segment of the male population.

Women have absolutely succeeded in this takeover due to an inherent predisposition they've started leveraging—not to foster love, but to concentrate power. The whole thing was facilitated by the old concept of virginity, which has lost all its relevance. Now, the modern woman can just visualize what she wants in her head, leaving us with a public sphere full of shallow caricatures who, in their own truth regarding how they actually function, are essentially incapable of truly realizing themselves as women anymore. At this stage, you also see homosexuality acting as a stronghold—which is really just a deviation of sexuality fueled by the "modern female ego," where the very origin of love used to reside.

The problem is massive, and it's only going to get worse unless we find the guts to face it head-on (and it's really just a matter of time before we have to). We are facing one of the greatest revolutions—a revolution of the mind for most people... triggered by a realization of who we actually are, which is ultimately what drives the advancement of consciousness.
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Turkey - TR in World ·
nimblepuma69 said:They should've just told him: fine, let's meet in Seoul instead.
Talking business with these liars is a total waste of breath.

These so-called "negotiations" are nothing more than a psychological game designed to drive that already unstable sultan over the edge—just so there's a "valid reason" to kick him out of NATO later. And once that happens? We'll see Trump's big move: basically "selling out" Turkey to the Russians.
It's all part of Trump's business-first mindset.

By doing this, the Heartland would effectively cut off the Rimland, forcing the Chinese to start paying "transit fees" to the Russians, Syrians, and Kurds (who, by the way, might finally get their Kurdistan) just to use their old—or rather, new—Silk Road.
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Turkey - TR in World ·
Pence and Pompeo are heading to Washington, D.C. tomorrow... though it looks like Erdogan has already shot down their proposal to halt the offensive in Syria.

(Al Jazeera/TV Station)
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Turkey - TR in World ·
jadeorca42 said:Wait, wasn't there supposed to be a military strike first, followed by moving the missiles? Or did the Americans pull the missiles because they somehow "knew" a strike was coming?

Well, looks like it—bolded, since it's already August 31, 2016:
US moves nuclear weapons from Turkey to Romania

https://www.euractiv.com/section/glo...ey-to-romania/
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Turkey - TR in World ·
Kyle Nelson2 said:Whoops

Reports are saying Turkey is basically holding 50 US nukes hostage at one of their air bases http://flip.it/FYn-Er

I mean, at this rate, Turkey might actually end up being a bigger headache than any other country out there.

Total Fake news—even from Fox News at this point... because what’s actually happening is that those 26 American nuclear warheads were moved to Romania a long time ago at the request of the USA.
That was one of the primary catalysts for the military coup attempt back then—the top brass over there just couldn't stomach the idea of Turkey losing its status as an atomic power.

Since that happened, we've seen the relationship between Turkey and both the USA and NATO continue to cool off significantly.
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Turkey - TR in World ·
WAR ZONE CHAOS

MAJOR TURNING POINT: It looks like Erdogan might have seriously miscalculated his move against the Kurds—especially now that Assad’s forces have marched into a city that was supposed to be a key strategic target for Turkey.

Trump just signed an executive order slapping a series of sanctions on Turkey due to their offensive in Syria... he’s even sending Pence over there to kickstart some peace talks. Meanwhile, NATO (under Stoltenberg) is officially calling out Turkey for violating the NATO statute.
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Turkey - TR in World ·
The Turkish operation in Syria dubbed "Source of Peace" is turning into a massive headache.

https://www.cnn.com/politics/council-response-to-syria-incursion
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Turkey - TR in World ·
The NATO ring is tightening—and it looks like they might actually kick Turkey out:
First it was Germany, now France has also banned arms exports to Turkey
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