The Hidden Influence of Islamic Power in the People Power Movement and the Rise of Moro Autonomy In the summer of 1986 (February 22 to 25, 1986), the Philippines witnessed a historic event that is widely celebrated as the People Power Revolution or EDSA 1986. On the surface, it was a peaceful uprising that led […]
The Shadow Within: How Internal Dangers Threaten a Unifying Leader In a nation fractured by deep divisions, the prospect of a unifying leader offers a beacon of hope. Yet, the very forces that necessitate such a figure also pose the greatest threat to his success. The internal dangers that plague America – political polarization, economic
A Different Lens: Examining Russia’s Actions in Ukraine Through the Prism of Irredentism Historical Context To understand Russia’s motivations behind its actions in Ukraine, it’s essential to examine the historical context. Ukraine and Russia share a complex relationship that spans centuries, with deep historical, cultural, and political ties. Ukraine was once part of the Russian
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The Necessity of Leadership Change in Prolonged Conflict In times of war, the effectiveness of a president can determine the fate of a nation. When a country is caught in a prolonged conflict with no clear path to victory, tough decisions must be made for the greater good of the people. Imagine a president, initially
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Zelenskyy’s Leadership and the Absence of Elections Martial Law and Postponed Elections Volodymyr Zelenskyy was democratically elected in 2019, but since Russia’s invasion in February 2022, elections in Ukraine have been postponed. Under Ukrainian law, elections are prohibited during wartime, which serves as the legal basis for this decision. While this approach aligns with constitutional
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Throughout history, influential leaders have left lasting impacts, achieving both remarkable successes and controversies. Their personal lives often fell short of exemplary standards. Consider iconic figures like pharaohs, Alexander, Caesar, Genghis Khan, and Hitler, whose impulsive decisions and tumultuous lives are well-documented. Similarly, Harry Truman and Douglas MacArthur, two pivotal leaders, exhibited impulsive traits. Even
Limit all politicians to a 12 year political career. Exception only granted for those who run for Head of State, Prime minister, President or Vice-President before they reach the 12th year term in their political career. Other than that, all elected position will be limited to 12 years. This way their possible maximum political career
America is a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. The health, welfare, and security of its citizens and legal residents must come first—above foreign interests and above those who enter the country illegally. The elderly have earned the right to government-assisted care. It was their blood, sweat, and sacrifice that
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Not everybody can be a leader. If you must follow, don’t be a minion. Be like a tillerman. A tillerman is a person who steers the rear wheels of a fire truck (a tiller truck).
