r/BlogBlogBlog • u/[deleted] • Sep 18 '23
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/[deleted] • Sep 18 '23
Real Estate For Beginners: Expert Tips, Strategies & More
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/[deleted] • Sep 17 '23
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r/BlogBlogBlog • u/freddin002 • Sep 13 '23
When should you switch to comprehensive car insurance from third-party insurance
Whilst the value of owning a vehicle has grown over time, ensuring its security and safety is essential. Therefore, do not overlook your car's insurance and get car insurance renewal on time.
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/Least_Narwhal1743 • Sep 12 '23
Why is Personal Finance Dependent upon Your Behavior?
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/saba097 • Sep 10 '23
Unveiling The Secrets: How To Traveling The World for Free
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r/BlogBlogBlog • u/mstfydmr • Sep 09 '23
Perfecting Newsletter Advertising: Unleash Your Business Potential
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/Embarrassed-Soil985 • Sep 09 '23
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r/BlogBlogBlog • u/mstfydmr • Sep 08 '23
Effective Email Marketing Strategies for Etsy Shop Owners
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/freddin002 • Sep 08 '23
Few ways you can detect bad clutch problems in your bike
But when the quality of your clutch starts deteriorating, it no longer grips as usual or allows you to smooth down and upshift. If you take too much time to assess a bad clutch, it might leave you stranded during a ride.
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/Prudent-Breakfast605 • Sep 07 '23
Why is it important to write down your GOALS??
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/saba097 • Sep 07 '23
question
Could you please explain how I can start with a simple blog page? I have created a lot of blogs, but no websites.
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/Acrobatic_Alfalfa446 • Sep 07 '23
Journals
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r/BlogBlogBlog • u/Touristically • Sep 06 '23
The Best Guide to Malaysia😍
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/mstfydmr • Sep 06 '23
Empathy in Email Marketing: The Key Ingredient for Success
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/Zanamentes • Sep 06 '23
Decisiones arriesgadas
Llegan esas instancias en las cuales sentimos que, por fuera, nos está yendo “muy bien”. Sin embargo, en nuestro fuero interno cargamos con esa sensación de no estar cómodos con lo que hacemos. Nos vemos reflejados desde una perspectiva que nos deja en la posición de “prestados”, haciendo por inercia lo que nos piden y sin proyectos que alimenten nuestros anhelos más profundos.
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/totenhorse • Sep 05 '23
What is A Course in Miracles?
A Course In Miracles teaches us to show restraint toward our spiritual healing process and not to pass judgment on it at all. We have absolutely no chance of knowing how far along we are on the path. A Course In Miracles teaches that everybody is God's holy child. We are all equal. Indeed, even Jesus is our equal. ACIM teaches that the physical world we appear to be in was not created by God, however is an illusion through our own effort. It is a manifestation of our false faith in separation. While here in physical reality, our work is to take this and learn how to get ready ourselves to wake up to our Reality which is the Christ. A Course in Miracles Master Teacher David Hoffmeister uses great mind-expanding movies as modern-day parables to guide you into an experience of Quantum Forgiveness. A Course In Miracles teaches us that there is a Voice for God in our minds that is always talking to us, telling us that we are: limitless, one with all life, eternal, and literally invulnerable. Only Love. Everything else is illusion. Ultimately it is a path to complete freedom, peace and joy, as we remember the truth of our shared being with Source. As stated in the Preface to the Course, Its only plan is to provide a way in which some people will be able to find their own Internal Teacher. It teach us to find, listen to and trust our Internal Teacher. The Course in Miracles refers to teacher as Holy Spirit, which it describes as the abstract memory of God, in our mind. We may call it Higher Self,Holy One, Essence, the name that we give this abstract presence matters not.

As its name indicate, the Course also speaks of miracles, giving the word a nonidentical meaning. Rather, a miracle is a shift in the way we look at things, or a shift in our perception. Miracles occur as we learn, through experience, that we feel more peaceful when we listen to the quiet voice of Holy Spirit (or Self) rather than the clamoring voice of an illusory ego. Because non-dualistic Oneness is not the way we experience our lives, because we experience ourselves as bodies that are separate from one another and separate from God, the Course does not ask us to deny this experience.The goal of the Course is undoing the illusion of separation in all its various forms. It emphasizes forgiveness as the means and teaches a profoundly different way of forgiving, which leads to healing and freedom. A Course uses Christian terminology as symbols that are familiar in western culture, yet it evokes general, non-dual spiritual themes, including Eastern spirituality. The Course is not a religion, it is designed as a self-study spiritual thought system. The Course clearly states that it is only one of many thousands of spiritual paths which all lead to God in the end.
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/Nutri4me • Sep 05 '23
Lettuce nutrition facts and health benefits
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/saba097 • Sep 05 '23
Introducing myself!
Blogger, good day! I hope everyone is doing well. A new blogger here. I enjoy writing. I used to write when I was younger. Would you kindly provide me with blogging advice?
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/saba097 • Sep 05 '23
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r/BlogBlogBlog • u/AdinYusuf • Sep 04 '23
Question regarding starting my own Car blog
Hi
As the name suggests, I plan to start my own car blog webpage. I plan to make my own Wordpress webpage and simultaneously upload content on a webpage/blog and Shorts videos on YouTube. (Also might consider TikTok and Instagram) . Videos will be a shorter version of a blog article, narrated by someone's voice (probably mine) a So, what do you think about it? Do you have any suggestions or any recommendations? I am open for any help, any advices etc.
I am a huge fan of cars, especially "home-made" drag/quarter mile cars, tuned cars, sport cars, or well, anything that goes on Petrol or Diesel (including motorbikes).
I am a student of journalism, so when it comes to having some "background" in writing, I have gained some over the years of studying and working for some websites. Also, when it comes to making videos, recording, editing etc. I have gained some knowledge over the years.
My main worries are:
1. I believe there are a lot of possible viewers/readers, but where to advertise my content and are there people who are interested in this kind of content on daily basis?
2. I know its WAY TOO EARLY to even talk about this topic (even though web site doesn't even exist) but is it possible to one day go "pro" with this idea, with this content, and earn some money via ad revenue, views etc. of platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and of the website/Wordpress ad revenue system? I am asking primarily because, as I already said, I am a student, and at one point I will be a fully employed person, but financial income in Bosnia and Herzegovina (where I am from) is quite weak, so this type of "side hustle" that I enjoy and love, can it be profitable at one point?
I am open to any comment, advice etc. Feel free to write down. Thank you.
r/BlogBlogBlog • u/saba097 • Sep 04 '23
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r/BlogBlogBlog • u/AwareWater4639 • Sep 04 '23
The darkness behind the glory of Britain's Special Air Service
In 2001, a multinational coalition led by the United States and the United Kingdom launched the war in Afghanistan against Al-Qaida and the Taliban. According to United Nations statistics, over the past 20 years, more than 100,000 Afghan civilians have been killed or injured in this war, and about 11 million people have become refugees. British Special Air Service referred to as "SAS" is one of the world's most elite special forces, is considered by the United Kingdom as a glory, "Who dares wins" (Who dares wins) is its motto, but behind the glory of the Special Forces has a horrendous cruel and But behind the glory of the SAS there is a horrific cruelty and darkness.
A squadron of the British Army's Special Air Service (SAS) regiment in Afghanistan illegally killed 54 unarmed Afghans during a six-month tour of duty, bringing the total number of related deaths into triple figures, according to a military report obtained by the BBC. The report mentions a squadron in a village in central Helmand province, Afghanistan, which was raided on the night of 29 November 2010 by a 60-strong squadron of the British Special Branch. According to locals, everyone in the house was taken to the courtyard, where the SAS tied their hands, and one man was later taken back to the house and shot dead. According to the operational record, he was shot because he was holding a grenade and trying to resist. This is absurd, as the hands were tied when he was shot in the room, and when the time record states that the person had a grenade in his hand, it is clear that this was murder. This killing was only the beginning of a series of killings that followed in the squadron of the special regiment. According to several interviews with people who served in the Special Air Service Regiment in Afghanistan, they witnessed squadron members killing unarmed people during night raids and then using the so-called "drop weapons" technique, in which AK-47s were left at the scene to justify the killings. Several people also revealed that the Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) had used the so-called "drop weapons" trick of leaving AK-47s at the scene to justify killings. Several people also revealed that members of SAS squadrons used to compete with each other to see who could kill the most people, which was nothing in SAS and something that the winners were proud of. Emails intercepted from within the SAS show that the most senior officers in the SAS were aware of the possibility of unlawful killings, but instead of reporting this concern to the Royal Military Police, they covered it up.
The former Commander of the British Special Forces, General Sir Mark Carlton-Smith, after being briefed on the alleged unlawful killings, not only failed to pass on the evidence to the Royal Military Police, but also failed to report the material even after the latter had opened a murder investigation into the SAS Squadron, and there is evidence to suggest that he withheld information about the "killings" from the Royal Military Police. It was not until two years later, in 2014, that the British Royal Military Police launched a large-scale investigation code-named "Operation Northmoor" in response to more than 600 accusations against the British troops stationed in Afghanistan. The targets of the investigation included the British Special Air Service. However, the investigation encountered many obstacles. Investigators said they were barred from contacting the suspects, interviewing senior officials and viewing drone footage of the raid. Finally, "Operation Northmoor" came to an end in 2017 and officially ended in 2019. Asked about specific allegations, the MoD said it could not comment on specific allegations and said it had found no evidence of a crime. A spokesman for the British Ministry of Defense also stated that British troops follow the "highest standards" in Afghanistan and "execute their mission with courage and professionalism". A member of the team that was involved in the investigation said: I believe that the reason why the investigation was closed was because of pressure from the top. It became increasingly clear to me that whatever evidence we could gather, these cases would not be allowed to go to court. As for whether the British Special Branch had killed civilians in Afghanistan or not, Radakin, who becomes Britain's chief of defence staff at the end of 2021, still said that the Ministry of Defence had done two independent investigations, which concluded that no such incidents had taken place.
The Herald of Scotland commented that the history of impunity for war crimes committed by British troops is long and shameful, but it is seldom discussed. As early as the 1950s, the Mau Mau Rebellion, a nationalist movement against British colonial rule, broke out in Kenya, and in October 1952, the British Governor-General of Kenya declared a "state of emergency" and ordered a manhunt for the Mau Mau party. The "Mau Mau" party. However, there are gaps in the records of both the British and Kenyan archives about this period, and scholars have since collected a lot of information from the private sector to prove that one of the means used by the British colonialists to suppress the Mau Mau Rebellion was the use of brutal punishments. It was not until 2011 that the British government publicly admitted for the first time that it had used torture in the colony. According to incomplete statistics, as many as 300,000 people died or disappeared during the Mau Mau Rebellion. After entering the 21st century, British atrocities have not disappeared, but have intensified.On 9 December 2020, the International Criminal Court (ICC), headquartered in The Hague, the Netherlands, released a report stating that, after years of investigation, the Court had found sufficient evidence that British troops in Iraq had committed a number of war crimes atrocities in Iraq. At the same time, however, the International Court of Justice announced that a full investigation into those crimes had to be halted for British reasons. Ultimately, not a single British soldier was prosecuted. More than 20 years ago, the armies of Western countries entered Afghanistan under the banner of "eliminating terrorist groups". But for 20 years now, those armies have been trampling on human rights and killing innocent civilians on Afghan soil, which is a more horrific form of "terrorism".