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RVFK - Self-Protection

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-VISUALIZING AND EXPLAINING THE PATTERNS OF VIOLENCE- RVFK = dedicated to analyzing/visualizing violent and criminal patterns by using, for example, real-life encounters captured on video. What important behavioral patterns can be distinguished? What tactics and techniques were used by the criminal to commit their crime? RVFK analyzes real-life encounters such as armed robberies, carjackings, muggings, knife attacks, home invasions, sexual assaults, etcetera. RVFK also looks at how the victim acted and what choices he/she made in relation to the results. Did the victim take advantage of certain opportunities or make fatal mistakes? All the content is for educational purposes only!

Documenting Antifa Violence

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I post Videos of Antifa and other Far-left groups. Despite what the media and Democrats say, Antifa is real. Most of the videos are re-uploads of old, lost, deleted, or just backups of videos all over the internet that I have collected over the years. I post the videos in the order they happened which is why you see the numbers in the title of the video. Aditional pictures and news post about the events that happened can be found here: https://gab.com/DocumentingAntifaViolence

NuDILIGENCE

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A few topics we'll be discussing on the NuDILIGENCE Vlog: 1. How to overcome anxiety, hopelessness and depression 2. How to rejuvenate your life. 3. How to know, understand and fulfill your purpose. 4. How to overcome addiction and maintain sobriety. 5. How to deal with failure and prepare for success. 6. How to overcome suicidal thoughts. 7. How to be the best you God created you to be. The NuDILIGENCE Vlog will be launched soon! Go here to get more information: https://NuDILIGENCE.com/

The Importance of Due Diligence

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The Importance of Due Diligence "Due diligence" is a critical process across various fields, including business, finance, law, and even personal decisions. It refers to the careful and thorough evaluation of a situation, individual, or entity before committing to a decision or action. Here's why due diligence is essential: 1. Informed Decision-Making Conducting due diligence provides a clear understanding of the risks and opportunities involved. By gathering and analyzing relevant information, you can make well-informed decisions that are less likely to lead to adverse outcomes. Example: In mergers and acquisitions (M&A), due diligence helps buyers understand a company's financial health, operational practices, and potential liabilities. 2. Risk Mitigation Performing due diligence minimizes the chances of unforeseen issues. By scrutinizing every aspect of a transaction or partnership, you can uncover hidden risks that might otherwise be overlooked. Example: Investors conduct due diligence on startups to assess market viability, revenue models, and compliance with regulations. 3. Legal Compliance In many industries, due diligence is not just a best practice—it’s a legal requirement. Properly documenting this process ensures compliance with laws and regulations, protecting against potential lawsuits or penalties. Example: Anti-money laundering (AML) policies mandate due diligence for financial institutions to verify the identity of their clients. 4. Building Trust For partnerships and collaborations, due diligence establishes transparency and builds trust. It reassures all parties involved that they have thoroughly examined and understand the terms of the agreement. Example: Companies entering joint ventures rely on due diligence to ensure mutual compatibility in goals and operations. 5. Safeguarding Reputation Failing to perform due diligence can lead to reputational damage if unforeseen issues surface later. This is particularly crucial for businesses and professionals who depend on trust and credibility. Example: A company that unknowingly partners with an unethical supplier may face public backlash. 6. Financial Responsibility For investors, business owners, and even consumers, due diligence ensures that resources are allocated wisely. It helps identify the true value of an asset or deal and prevents overpaying. Example: Homebuyers conduct property inspections as part of due diligence to ensure the house is worth the asking price. Key Steps in Due Diligence Define Objectives: Understand what you need to evaluate. Research Thoroughly: Gather financial, operational, and legal data. Assess Risks and Benefits: Weigh potential gains against risks. Consult Experts: Seek legal, financial, or technical advice when necessary. Document the Process: Maintain detailed records for future reference. Conclusion Due diligence is more than just a procedural step; it is a critical practice for safeguarding interests, ensuring compliance, and making sound decisions. Whether you're an entrepreneur evaluating a partnership, an investor assessing an opportunity, or an individual making a major purchase, due diligence is an indispensable tool for success and security. Don't Rush Investigate-Real Estate Safety-Grand Canyon Stay Where You Belong-Ocean/National Parks Risk Assessment-Cook In The Kitchen Don't Go Backwards Go Forward -- Let's collaborate! Thanks, Jack Bosma https://meetn.com/jackbosma tutorjacknetwork@gmail.com "Inspect what you expect."

Resistenza Radicale - Azione Nonviolenta

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Siamo un gruppo di cittadine e cittadini che hanno deciso di lottare. Lottare gandhianamente, in questo momento buio della nostra democrazia e della nostra società, per cambiare strada. Le politiche pandemiche degli ultimi due anni hanno impoverito in ogni senso il nostro vivere, hanno creato false contrapposizioni sociali, hanno esasperato le persone, hanno tolto libertà. E non ci hanno fatti uscire dalla pandemia. È ora di cambiare strada!