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The Chinese Political Practice of Panda Diplomacy
Posted On December 2, 2020


The Chinese government have a practice referred to as “panda diplomacy” which is designed to provide other nations with pandas, which are impossible to ascertain outside of China. China offers the gift of a panda or pandas to nations which […]


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The Accidental Liberation of the Soviet Union and the Tearing Down of the Berlin Wall
Posted On November 25, 2020


Prior to Mikael Gorbachev, every decade or two, resentment would foment within the Soviet Union and an uprising would commence with the Soviets clamping down, killing dissidents, and repressing ideology so as to continue to hold power. The reason this […]


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The Evolutionary Reason Human Beings Seek Violence and Conflict
Posted On August 12, 2020


Whilst observing chimpanzees in the wild, Jane Goodall noticed her observed chimpanzee community beginning to divide amongst itself, with some members choosing to spend more time in the northern region of the jungle and others in the south. By separating […]


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The Ancient Mesopotamian Law Code of Hammurabi
Posted On July 22, 2020


Dating from 1770 B.C., the most complete of ancient Mesopotamian legal texts is the Code of Hammurabi, a compendium of 282 laws which dictated the rules of commercial interactions and set fines and punishments for those found in violation of […]


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The First Use of Forensic Science to Resolve a Murder
Posted On June 10, 2020


Sun Tzu’s text the “Washing Away of Wrongs”, written in 1235 A.D., is the first text which records forensic analysis being used to resolve a criminal case. The murder of a farmer prompted a local judge to demand that everyone […]


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The Advent of the Worlds First Parliament in Iceland
Posted On May 27, 2020


When the Vikings settled Iceland, no monarch was installed, which forced these settlers to find a new system of government; democracy. The early decades of settlement were effectively without structured law, but after 2 generations, 36 leading farmer Vikings banded […]


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Sweden’s Major Contributions to Vehicular Safety Standards Worldwide
Posted On May 13, 2020


In 1959, Nils Bohlin (pronounced “neels bow-leen”) created the 3 point seatbelt while working for Volvo, an invention which Volvo intentionally designed to be patent free so that the advent could be utilized and implemented globally in a concerted effort […]


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The 18th Century Gin Craze and it’s Association with Murder
Posted On April 8, 2020


Gin was highly consumed in poorer areas of London, England as it was a cheaper alternative to beer. Gin was unregulated during the early 18th century, and was often badly distilled and filled with harmful compounds like oil of vitriol […]


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The Chinese Governments Intentional Deception of the World Public Regarding COVID-19
Posted On April 1, 2020


ATTENTION: ALL INFORMATION DISPLAYED HAS BEEN COLLECTED EXCLUSIVELY FROM CANADA’S MOST TRUSTED NEWS NETWORK, CBC NEWS, AS THIS BLOG IS BASED OUT OF VANCOUVER, CANADA Wuhan, China is the second most populated city in China in respect to the number of universities […]


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The Development of Modern Institutionalized Psychological Torture as a Means of Interrogation
Posted On February 19, 2020


In the 1950’s, Scottish psychiatrist Ewen Cameron started experimenting upon his own patients which ushered in the modern age of the psychological techniques leveraged by governments to extract information from high value targets and low level targets alike. In 1951, […]


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