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Salvador as a startup state

Gray Mirror • 57 implied HN points • 02 Sep 23
🌍 World Politics Government Sovereignty Economy Technology Development
  1. Creating a startup state in El Salvador involves rebooting the government with a new executive authority to transform the country efficiently.
  2. A maximal state model, like classical monarchism, is proposed for poorly governed countries to centralize and nationalize reforms.
  3. Utilizing concepts like turbocapitalism and microacceleration can rapidly advance sectors like coffee, tourism, pest control, and medical research in El Salvador.

US bombing of Iraq and Syria is illegal aggression — Occupiers have no right to ‘self-defense’

Geopolitical Economy Report • 139 implied HN points • 29 Jun 21
🌍 World Politics Aggression Occupation International Law Sovereignty
  1. The US believes it can bomb and occupy other countries without consequence, but people are resisting US hegemony globally.
  2. US strikes on Iraq and Syria were illegal under international law as they were acts of aggression against sovereign nations.
  3. The presence of US troops in Iraq and Syria is illegal, and the Pentagon's justification of self-defense is not valid under international law.
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Marrying the land: how we broke the ancient bargain

The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie • 379 implied HN points • 01 Nov 15
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Mythology Sovereignty
  1. In Celtic mythology, women held significant spiritual and moral power, linked closely to the land and nature.
  2. The power of Sovereignty, symbolizing women's power, determined the prosperity or downfall of the land and its people.
  3. The ancient Celtic concept of a sacred marriage between the king and the land symbolized respect for nature and the importance of harmony between feminine and masculine energies.