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A Small Country Fights A Big War Against Russian Hybrid Warfare

L Todd WoodNovember 3, 2017July 22, 2018

by L Todd WoodNovember 3, 2017July 22, 201803164

A Small Country Fights A Big War Against Russian Hybrid Warfare....

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The Hi-Tech Traditionalist: When Killing Is Righteous

Baruch Pletner,PhD,MBANovember 1, 2017December 8, 2017

by Baruch Pletner,PhD,MBANovember 1, 2017December 8, 201703530

Sanctity of life implies the righteousness of killing. Refusing to be killed or physically harmed in any way is the highest moral imperative. As anyone...

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The Hi-Tech Traditionalist: Putting Lipstick On A Bradley Does Not Make Him A Chelsea

Baruch Pletner,PhD,MBAOctober 30, 2017August 10, 2018

by Baruch Pletner,PhD,MBAOctober 30, 2017August 10, 201804104

The Hi-Tech Traditionalist: Putting Lipstick On A Bradley Does Not Make Him A Chelsea....

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Is Democratic Republic of Congo at risk of falling into the hands of extremists?

L Todd WoodOctober 29, 2017August 10, 2018

by L Todd WoodOctober 29, 2017August 10, 201803106

Is Democratic Republic of Congo at risk of falling into the hands of extremists?...

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Family feud in Ukraine turns ugly; Showing shades of James Comey’s FBI?

L Todd WoodOctober 25, 2017

by L Todd WoodOctober 25, 201705001

Therapists say it takes five years to get over a divorce, emotionally and financially. For Serhei Rybalka, a Ukrainian businessman, it looks like it will...