easy-digital-downloads domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/erikphillip/public_html/conflictresearchgroupintl.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121Post by Revolution News. . . Think of a train rolling down the tracks. The faster it goes the more momentum it’s going to get. More than that, it’s not just going to be able to slam on the brakes and just stop — much less take a quick left turn. That’s a good analogy … [Read more…]
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Let me re-frame something. We’re in the midst of infinity. Infinity is one big ass place. Like make-your-head-explode ‘big.’ Our beliefs are walls that keep us from having to see infinity. They block our view to help maintain our self-importance. After all we’re the kings of all we survey — even if it’s a small … [Read more…]
Let’s imagine there is a dangerous socially transmitted disease, called V-bola. The transmission of V-bola from men to women is a serious problem in society that effects anywhere between 10-30% of the female population. There are two different groups of researchers that both want to stop the transmission of V-bola from men to women. The … [Read more…]
The following are resources on domestic violence where men are the victims: Feminists often claim that historically, it was acceptable for men to beat their wives – evidence shows the contrary: http://unknownmisandry.blogspot.ca/2011/10/societys-acceptance-of-domestic.html Historically, women who killed husbands ‘rarely gave a warning,’ and most weren’t abused: http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/10/03/women-rarely-gave-a-warning-before-killing-their-mates-and-most-didnt-suffer-abuse-study-finds/ Domestic violence facts and statistics at a glance: http://domesticviolenceresearch.org/pages/12_page_findings.htm Assaults by women … [Read more…]
I want you to think about a subject that you actually know. By this I mean some field, endeavor or task that you routinely produce tangible results in. (A good standard is when you’re done, there’s something you can put into a wheelbarrow.) How complicated is it to produce that? What are the requirements to … [Read more…]
There are very few facts. There are very few truths. There may be one best way to do a thing, but in an infinite universe the odds that your way is the best way is, roughly, zero. There are very few facts, and no one gets emotional about facts. Diamond scratches talc, never does … [Read more…]
The question of whether someone should comply with a demand to go to a second location or try to escape when threatened by a Predator with a weapon is quite common. The scenario is usually some version of the following: You are approached by Predator with a weapon who is a stranger (NOTE: If the … [Read more…]
The following is an excerpt from In the Name of Self-Defense. If you aren’t careful that aggressive and threatening person can be you. I tell you this because of what I call the Monkey Slide. And this is not uncommon after people have taken Conflict Communications training. Fresh and ready, they’re aware of their monkey … [Read more…]
Hot button words trigger emotional — rather than rational — responses. Which results in the the Monkey smacking the rational human in the back of the head and saying “Bitch! Get into the kitchen and make me a rationalization” (Free tip, I just used a bunch of hot button words in the last sentence.) In … [Read more…]