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Political figures, histories, and current events in the whole scope of modern and past politics. Work place politics.

Am I Trapped in a Simulation?
This is too good to be true I write this as I'm sitting on the patio of our corner lot, gazing out at the linden trees and honey locusts that reach from opposite edges of the street to touch their leafy tips, shading the sidewalks. Neighbors wave greetings as they walk their dogs or ride their bikes past our house.
By Jan M Flynn4 years ago in Journal
Breath into Her
They tell me to breath life into her, but that's what I'm afraid of. They say "Maybe you're not healing from the past, because you're trying to be who you once were, and that person is gone. There is a new, strong being, trying to be born. Breath life into her, and let her come forth."
By Josie Del Valle4 years ago in Journal
British Chancellor Rishi Sunak Unveils New Measures To Help Poorest Brits
British Chancellor Of The Exchequer Rishi Sunak has unveiled a bumper pack of measures aimed at helping the poorest Brits through the cost of living crisis. Amongst the new measures being introduced is a new £1500 payment which will form part of a massive £21bn package. The new funds were made available to help people with the cost of their energy bills which have been steeply rising due to inflation caused by the side effects of Russia's war with Ukraine.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Journal
Y.S. Chowdary - Rajya Sabha member, Bhartiya Janata Party.
On June 2, 1961, Yalamanchili Satyanarayana Chowdary (YSC), also known as Sujana Chowdary, was born in Kanchikacherla, a tiny village near Vijayawada. A pragmatic leader who combines traditional Indian values such as respect for Indian culture, elder respect, dedication, devotion, hard work, philanthropy, and liberalism with new-age values such as innovative thinking, problem-solving through disruptive solutions, global thinking, technology, and collaboration.
By Rajan4 years ago in Journal
Why does Russia want Ukraine?
This story is a summary and translation made on the bbc website. Nobody imagined that in 2022 there would be a war, but that's what happened and it's happening at the moment. Thousands of people dying and leaving their country, their homes and their lives.
By Georgenes Medeiros4 years ago in Journal
5 possible scenarios after the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Today, Saturday, the Russian invasion of Ukraine entered its tenth day, with the strategic port of Mariupol in the east of the country being subjected to a “siege” imposed by the Russian army, and “violent” attacks, according to what the city’s mayor announced, at a time when Moscow announced that it would allow safe passages in Ukraine. .
By De Bruyne4 years ago in Journal
How did the letter Z become a symbol of the Russian war on Ukraine?
Military analysts and experts spotted the appearance of the letter Z handwritten on Russian military tanks and trucks massed on the Ukrainian border - for the first time - on February 19, sparking a flurry of speculation about what it means.
By Mahrez4 years ago in Journal
150 journalists have left Russia
Over the past few days, journalists have been leaving Russia en masse. The harsh penalties and measures, including the ban on independent and Western media, in addition to the adoption by the Russian Parliament (Duma) of a law that increases the criminal penalty for what it considers "fake news" about the Russian army to 15 years in prison, caused media professionals to flee from Moscow, while stressing Suffocation on free speech on the impact of the Russian invasion of neighboring Ukraine.
By Mahrez4 years ago in Journal
This is how the Russian invasion of Ukraine hit artistic activities around the world
The consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine continue to affect artistic activities in the world. And it was not only the European Broadcasting Union that announced, last Friday, that Russia would not participate in the European song contest "Eurovision" for this year, because this "would harm its reputation."
By De Bruyne4 years ago in Journal
The European and American boycott of Russian musicians continues
The Champs-Elysees theater in Paris announced, on Wednesday, that the famous Russian conductor, Valery Gergiev, who is close to President Vladimir Putin, will not participate in the upcoming season, due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
By De Bruyne4 years ago in Journal
Rejected Deal
After false allegations, procrastination and procrastination for years, and unprecedented maneuvers to stay in power, King Hawi, Benjamin Netanyahu, finally pushed the former Israeli Prime Minister, a mutual friend of him and the attorney general of the government, to enter the line of bargaining between them on an acceptable deal that would prevent him from entering the cell, nor She stigmatizes him, and deletes some files of corruption and breach of trust cases, according to what was published by the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.
By Phil Foden4 years ago in Journal
President Vladimir Putin causation in 'execution squads' with orders to kill his own men if they fight to escape state war.
President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and also the Kremlin are reportedly causation execution squads when their own army with orders to kill Russians United Nations agency attempt to run.
By Sami Tech4 years ago in Journal