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@akumagai · 2 weeks ago

Title: A Vast Emotional Ocean. I guess my consistency is being affected by my obsession of reality especially as I navigate and contemplate about eternity leading me to peace and serenity. But I kno...

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@akumagai · 6 months ago

Where have I been?

Well for starters I'm commuting. My daily grind into the enabler of my lifestyle. It's fair trade for my time, getting what I want with the payment if my precious time. I had made a simple goal when...

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@akumagai · 7 months ago

Terrorists have used religion, the media and some democratic processes to advance their aims.

Terrorists have waged war against a superior force like the United States through asymmetric warfare, by small mobile cells committing terrorism and “ prevent themselves from being defeated and winnin...

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@akumagai · 7 months ago

An afternoon train ride.

A train ride. Full of people and seats wet from some idiot leaving a can of redbull. Content to sit in the middle of the seats. Eyes on me as they do not know of the wet seat. All it needs is a ques...

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@akumagai · 7 months ago

Waiting in a medical centre.

Waiting is so surreal in a medical centre. People are all here coughing and sniffling. I often wonder if sickness is gotten from visiting a doctor. You are probably more prone to getting something as...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Plots and Paranoia - A critical writing exercise

Chapter 1 of Plots and Paranoia by Bernard Porter is an interesting read. It has great topics in the period covered on the first chapter. He provides the reader with an historical analysis of espion...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Seems I am addicted to liking the like.

I am starting to see that I am somewhat addicted to the likes. Something I say to myself I will never get addicted to. But. I am. Own it and it shall not rule you. Not sure where I heard that from. Ma...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Do you find yourself being programmed into someone else?

Let there be life. These are words uttered when we all talk about origin stories. A tale of one life from whence it came from to how it has come to this. Growing up in a large family there was always...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Did the Irish truly succeed in their counter espionage against British Secret Service

Conventional warfare is not something all countries can wage, especially when they had to face a superior military force like United Kingdom had in the beginning of the 20th century. Successfully defe...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

The normalcy of confused thoughts clouding my mind.

The clouds in my mind is really affecting my sunny open disposition I think while I'm all smiles inside of me I feel like a walking demolition ball about to tear everything I've built. My stomach is c...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

A greater awakening of Asian countries, a force economically and militarily.

There is something to be said about today’s us foreign policy regarding its continuing insistence in creating the ‘myth America’ of utopian proportions, and it stems from the roots of US society. Hist...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

The Problem With the Pivot - Robert Ross - A critical review.

Ross argues that the pivot created by Obama is wrong because it just compounds the security risk in the Asian region. A security risk that started when China became aggressive and behave[ed] in a way...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

A simple short poem

Middle of the week vibe. Looking at living a good life. It's always a dream, especially with cookies and cream. Slap stick comedy for any illness, it's the remedy. No need for tears when l...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Should I look at the train or get on it.

Family support is important. My sister told me as I told them of what I'm going through. Three ability to talk of your honest feelings, when things look like a big mound of dirt is dumped in front of...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Just living.

It's a simple enough statement. I can't tell anyone here what I am feeling other than I am not in the best state of mind. I know I am feeling something because I go to bed with my stomach in a knot an...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

In Tearoom Trade: Impersonal Sex in Public Places. A critical review.

Humphreys argues that sociologist have avoided studying deviant behaviours because it poses serious problems from methodological and emotional obstacles. These concerns test them as they have to break...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

What I learned being here for a week.

The biggest things that I have learned from being her on read cash for a week has been the amount of typing I have done and this has resulted in me learning further the limitations of my typing speed....

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

I blinked and now I find myself outside the house looking in.

I spent all my time trying to slowly but surely becoming something I was never, but now that I have achieved this little change I had not realized you had gone out of your way to put yourself on the t...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Tensions between borders can cause war.

In today’s time it is imperative that we come to the root causes of war and how these can be stopped so that we can live in peace. This paper will argue that China’s aggressive behaviour in the south...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

What I do when I get to work after months working from home.

Cold air in the morning wakes you up. Being back at working in the office after 2 months being away I had thought would be hard to get myself out of bed to have a shower and change into office clothe...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Rethinking National Security and the Role of the Military - A critical review.

Carl Builder guide us on the military’s role towards national security by comparing the path with using Keenan and Brodie’s containment and deterrence doctrine established in the 1950’s. Using Brodies...

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@akumagai · 8 months ago

Does morality matter in security policy?

A loaded question that is very relevant to the Asian region, as question deals with moral dilemmas posed with the use of military action and its impact on civilian lives. David Fisher (see reference...

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@akumagai · 9 months ago

What does inappropriate really mean?

Where does society start And where does the home end is something that really gets me thinking all the time, especially when I am left thinking there must be more to how I see things from my perspec...

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@akumagai · 9 months ago

Drama makes the world go round

At a cost. I have been accused of being too brash at times when I say things because people don't like my choice of words. They think the message gets lost since I am not able to make people see what...

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@akumagai · 9 months ago

The rabbit hole called ESG

World Economic Forum (WEF)? I cant for the life of me think of a way to not write about something as important as this since after all we all have to live within this spaceship we all named Earth. Hu...

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@akumagai · 9 months ago

Martial Thoughts

My journey has been a long one, culminating in 15 years of constant training. Mentally I have developed slowly but I am confident my mature attitude is slowly rising to tackle what I deem necessary to...

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@akumagai · 9 months ago

Introduction post - Who is this guy?

Who am I? Well first off I want to get this off my chest before I do anything here that could spell the end of the world as we know it. I have particular skills that I have acquired through years of...

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