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Election 2024 Postmortem
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🔥 What Will Trump 47 Mean for America and the World? 🚨 From immigration crackdowns to a potential ceasefire in Ukraine, we're diving deep with Dr. Roy Casagranda into the policies, global impacts, and controversies that could define Donald Trump’s second term. 🌍 Don’t miss this eye-opening discussion on how his leadership might reshape domestic politics, the economy, education, and America’s role on the world stage. 🎙️ Tune in now for insights you won’t hear anywhere else! • The Focus Podcast with Dr John Bruni • / @thefocus_sageintl • Subscribe and Support our Channel • / @thefocus_sageintl • The Focus Social Website • X: https://x.com/TheFocus_SAGE • IG: / thefocus_sage • LinkedIn: / sage-international • Facebook: / website: https://sageinternational.com.au/ • You can also listen to our podcasts on • iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast... • Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5SsaNdo... • Auscast Network: https://auscastnetwork.com/shows/news... • Roy Casagranda Links • X: @RoyCasagranda • TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dr.roy.casagr... • Website: https://gov.casagranda.com/index.html • Books by Roy • The Blood Throne of Caria (Empire of the Nightingale Book 3), Sekhmet Liminal Press, LLC, 2018. • Articles by Roy • Nationalism and the Left: Liberation not Supremacy, IAI News, March 3, 2023, https://iai.tv/articles/nationalism-a.... • Glossary of Terms • Affluenza is a term that combines “affluence” and “influenza” to describe the negative psychological, social, and ethical consequences of excessive wealth or materialism. It often refers to a condition where individuals, particularly in affluent societies, prioritise material gain and consumerism over meaningful relationships, personal fulfilment, or social responsibility. • Key characteristics of affluenza include: • 1. Entitlement Mentality: A belief that one deserves special treatment or privileges due to wealth or social status. • 2. Lack of Accountability: Difficulty in understanding or facing the consequences of one's actions, often attributed to a sheltered or overly privileged upbringing. • 3. Emotional Detachment: Feelings of emptiness, dissatisfaction, or unhappiness despite material abundance. • 4. Consumer Culture: A compulsion to acquire more possessions, equating them with happiness or success, typically leading to financial strain or debt. • The term is regularly used in both psychological discussions and cultural critiques to highlight the downsides of material wealth and unchecked consumerism. It gained broader recognition after being used in legal contexts to describe the behaviour of individuals whose privilege was cited as a factor in poor decision-making or lack of moral responsibility. • Filibuster is a parliamentary tactic used primarily in the U.S. Senate to delay or block legislative action by extending debate on a proposed bill or other matters. • World War I, Battle of Jutland The Battle of Jutland, fought from May 31 to June 1, 1916. It was the largest naval battle of World War I and a pivotal clash between the British Royal Navy’s Grand Fleet and the Imperial German Navy’s High Seas Fleet. It took place in the North Sea, near Denmark’s Jutland Peninsula. • Fact Correction SS uniforms. The uniforms of the Schutzstaffel (SS), the paramilitary organisation of the Nazi Party, were primarily designed by members of the SS itself, with significant input from Karl Diebitsch, an SS officer and artist, and Walter Heck, a graphic designer. Heck is credited with creating the SS runes (the double lightning bolt insignia). • The uniforms were produced by various manufacturers, including the clothing firm Hugo Boss, which was responsible for making many of the SS uniforms during the 1930s and early 1940s. While Hugo Boss played a significant role in their production, the overall design and conceptualisation came from within the Nazi Party and the SS leadership, aiming to project authority, discipline, and fear.
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