Sunday, October 13, 2019

Conducting Wars and Feedback Research Monitoring Group by Sherif S Monem

In wars there should exit a totally independent research monitoring group out of the war command of high caliber to follow the progress of the war and their recommendations or warnings should be studied carefully but not be binding.

This monitoring group can be described as War Sensor. 

Imagine at the time of WW II had such sensor existed? It would have flashed red so many times during that war such as at the time of Stalingrad before the siege.



Monday, March 18, 2019

Friday, March 15, 2019

Massacre of Muslims in New Zealand Mosques March-14-2019 by Super Christian Fanatic

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Dozens of people are being treated for gunshot wounds.
Officials in Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey, Bangladesh, Jordan, and Indonesia have said their citizens are among those killed and injured, and Syrian refugees are believed to be among the victims.
According to a list compiled by the Red Cross, people from New Zealand, India, Fiji, Kuwait, Palestine, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and Bangladesh, are also among the victims and among the missing persons unaccounted for.




Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Cambridge academic Victoria Bateman Naked at Royal Economic Society

Victoria Bateman’s naked Brexit protest on Good Morning Britain.



ast March, the Cambridge academic Victoria Bateman walked into the annual conference of the Royal Economic Society in Brighton wearing “nothing but shoes, gloves, a necklace and – of course – a smile”. Smiling is a big thing in naked protest; that, and the idiosyncratic hair (a deep commitment to the overhead plait), bestows Bateman with an obscure seriousness of purpose. This is otherwise quite difficult to put across when you are not wearing any clothes.

Her point, originally, was that economics has failed to put women at the centre of any analysis. In fact, it has largely ignored them, leaving the discipline fatally myopic. This is the subject of her forthcoming book, The Sex Factor, which makes the original but obvious point that classic explanations of prosperity fail: markets are not enough to explain growth; neither are innovation or democracy. People prosper through freedom outside as well as inside the marketplace – the emancipation of women has a demonstrable, strikingly positive economic effect.

Bateman has been mischaracterised as a kind of next-gen Catherine Hakim (a sociologist at the London School of Economics who argued that sex is a material female advantage because men want it and women don’t). That’s wrong. Bateman’s point is not to monetise sex but to refocus the study of economics so that it includes the social spheres from which real economies draw so much energy. Anyway, that tension has been eclipsed, rather, by Bateman’s anti-Brexit nudity.

Dr Bateman (far right) on Good Morning Britain.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/shortcuts/2019/feb/12/could-debating-naked-really-solve-britains-brexit-woes