Hello, magandang hapon po (good afternoon to you) and welcome to my blog! In this article, I will discuss the brief bilateral history of the Philippines, Russia, the United States of America and Georgia (country). To make the article more fun to read, I represented each country as human so it will be easier to understand. I only made this purely for fun and I’m not really good in English so if there’s any grammatical error, I will revise it in the near future. Also, I made the collages! Please comment...

Police in the American town of Bakersfield in California, have been criticized for shooting a 73-year-old dementia sufferer after reports he might have a gun, only to find he was carrying a crucifix.

A 2015 study rated Bakersfield Police Department as the deadliest in the US. The Bakersfield Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency for the city of Bakersfield, which according to the BBC, is 110 miles (177km) north of Los Angeles, and has logged 13.6 killings for every...

Here, I will post a review of Noam Chomsky's "Who rules the World"?

Per usual, Noam Chomsky covers American and world foreign policy, history, and re-iterates some of his usual points.

William Polk (son of noted diplomat Frank Polk, and distant descendant of President James K. Polk) is a noted foreign policy consultant who is referenced by Chomsky in this work.

Thus, topics covered are Neo-Liberalism, the reponsibility of intellectuals, wage slavery,...

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EUROPE:

Mount Athos- mountain and peninsula in Greece.

Youghal, Ireland- A city on the coast of southern Ireland.

Seine River- A river in Il-de-France (Paris region) that goes through Paris. 37 bridges within Paris cross this river. Such as the
Pont Alexandre III (a bridge linking the Eiffel tower and some other attractions) and the Pont Neuf.



Ruhr- A river in Germany
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Book Review: Power Play: The Rise of Modern Sinn Féin, by Deaglán de Bréadún (2015)

‘We Need to Talk About Sinn Féin…’ is the title of the first chapter, taken from the 2011 Tilda Swinton film about what is for some an equally troubling subject. By the end of the book, while we have indeed heard a lot of talk about Sinn Féin, it is questionable as to whether we know a good deal more about it.

Deaglán de Bréadún excels at a surface look at his subject, its history,...