Tag: Haile Selassie
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Haile Selassie and the Highest Art of Power: Winning Without Drawing the Sword
History remembers emperors for their conquests. Haile Selassie I is remembered for something rarer — for proving that the highest art of politics is not domination by force, but mastery of legitimacy, symbolism, patience, and law. His reign stands as one of the clearest demonstrations in modern history that enduring power does not come from…
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Negotiations Conquer Armies: The Haile Selassie Lesson from Law 3 of The 48 Laws of Power
Reader note: This blog post protected by the constitution’s first amendment. By Jason Karimi There is a persistent myth in modern political culture: that power is seized primarily through confrontation. Through resistance. Through force. History tells a far more dangerous—and far more instructive—truth. Empires are not usually conquered by armies. They are conquered by negotiations.…
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Timeline so far
October 2nd began two years October 22nd: state probation first meeting probation officer advised Nebraska probation was not allowing my active med card as an exemption. I advised I would file for a religious exemption with Nebraska to use federally lawful hemp so as not to be a federal criminal with medical cannabis. Friday November…
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Richard Nixon Meeting With Haile Selassie — July 8 1969 #Rastafari
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/toasts-the-president-and-emperor-haile-selassie-i-ethiopia#axzz1Mb1bE6GU Richard Nixon 37th President of the United States: 1969 ‐ 1974 Toasts of the President and Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia. July 08, 1969 Your Imperial Majesty and our guests this evening: As we welcome His Majesty again to this house, our thoughts must go back to the many events that have…
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[VIDEO] Madison Wisconsin church fights for right to use weed as sacrament
WISN News has the details.
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Minnesota: Cops Return Cannabis Pipe to 15 Year Old Rastafarian Following Ruling by Supreme Court
WeedPress broke the news two years ago about Rastafarian Jamison Arend’s legal exemption to smoke cannabis while on probation. Earlier this month, following a Court of Appeals ruling, Jamison’s son, “J.J.M.A.,” had a confiscated cannabis pipe returned to him from police evidence after the Court ruled J.J.M.A. had a religious right to possess the pipe.…
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