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Public Enemy #1 as Supreme Leader?


Public Enemy #1 as Supreme Leader? (Links To-Kairos)

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[2017]:  Build the Wall -- Move the UN HQ?: United Nations principles are not consistent with "America First" (Parts=4)

[2016]:  Radical Disaffection Engendered by Elitist Groupthink?: Democratic rehearsal of the final battle between the Forces of Light and Darkness (Parts=8+Refs)

[2016]:  Engaging an Opposing Ideology via Martial Arts Philosophy: Reframing the challenge of Trump and Jihadism as worthy opponents (Parts=9+Refs)

[2016]:  Evoking Castalia as Envisaged, Entoned and Embodied -- informed by the bertsolitaria process ? (Parts=12+Refs)

[2016]:  Engaging Proactively with the Risk of World Misleadership: Trump vs Clinton and the potential of carpe diem in the democratic process? (Parts=7+Refs)

[2014]:  Eradication as the Strategic Final Solution of the 21st Century?: Indicative checklist of possible domains of application (Parts=8+Refs)

[2012]:  AWOL: American Way Of Life: Assumptions -- justifying worldwide imposition of democratic imperialism (Parts=13+Refs)

[2011]:  Ungovernability of Sustainable Global Democracy?: Challenges the assumption that global society is governable, as currently envisaged. (Parts=10+Refs)

[2009]:  Transforming the Unsustainable Cost of General Education (Parts=4)

[2009]:  Urgent Need for Blair as President of Europe (Parts=10+Refs)

[2009]:  Poetic Engagement with Afghanistan, Caucasus and Iran (Parts=9+Refs)

[2009]:  Viable Global Governance through Bullfighting: Challenge of transcendence: Uses bullfighting to frame alternative approaches to global governance. (Parts=16+Refs)

[2006]:  Ensuring Strategic Resilience through Haiku Patterns: reframing the scope of the martial arts in response to strategic threats (Parts=15+Refs)

[1991]:  Participative Democracy vs. Participative Drama: lessons on social transformation for international organizations from Gorbachev (Parts=16+Refs)