Consultoria em Estudos sobre Guerras, Terrorismo e Estratégia

 About the scream os liberty against the commie Cuban government, people went out to the streets in July, 11th, in many Cuban cities, promoting the biggest unrest in 60 years. As the way it was outbreaking, the President Miguel Díaz-Canel requested a pro-Government movement to strike against the non-supporters. By the social networking, the Cuban people was making live transmissions the unrest which started in San Antonio de los Baños city, southwest of Havana, spreading to Santiago de Cuba to Pinar del Rio. The government still evocative to the traditional revolutionary communists to take the streets and go to places where the protests were happening, to promote a civil conflict fommented by the government, before the government comes with full force and justify a new scalation level of security measures. In some of the transmissions, a great group of people were screamming words against the government and the president, claiming for changes and another level of democracy. Protesters

 Global highlights   The 2020 edition of the CPI ranks 180 countries and territories by their perceived levels of public sector corruption, drawing on 13 expert assessments and surveys of business executives. It uses a scale of zero (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean).  Denmark and New Zealand top the index, with 88 points. Syria, Somalia and South Sudan come last, with 14, 12 and 12 points, respectively.   Significant changes  Since 2012, the earliest point of comparison in the current CPI methodology, 26 countries significantly improved their CPI scores, including Ecuador (39), Greece (50), Guyana (41), Myanmar (28) and South Korea (61).    Twenty-two countries significantly decreased their scores, including Bosnia  & Herzegovina (35), Guatemala (25), Lebanon (25), Malawi (30), Malta (53) and Poland (56).  Nearly half of countries have been stagnant on the index for almost a decade, indicating stalled government efforts to tackle the root causes of corruption. More than two-thir

 According to ISW, the joint Russian-Belarusian-Serbian military exercise Slavic Brotherhood 2021 advanced Russian efforts to gain control over the Belarusian military and cultivate partner forces that the Kremlin can use in future Russian deployments.  President Lukashenko promoted pro-Kremlin task force to maintain in power and militarize the political assetments and gain geopolitical position. The political strategy is about use task forces over the territory and keep the politics siege by EU.  Military exercises is a deterrent strategy in EU paralel to NATO forces, than keep the Kremlin forçes opperating together Belarusian and Serbian allies. Russia and Belarus operated integrated combat units at the company level for the first time, building on previous exercises fielding combined battalions. The Kremlin practiced integrating non-Belarusian troops into Russian-controlled companies and platoons for the first time—a dangerous development that will expand Russian control over the mi

 "If you can't do it slow, you can't do it fast. Speed isn't a product of effort. Speed results from efficiency. Practice the components slowly. Slow becomes smooth; smooth becomes fast. Without practice, you move less but exert more, so you get there fast with low quality technique. With practice, you move more but with less effort, so although you transition with less total movement time, you do so with grace: injury-free and powerful. When you master the fundamentals, although you appear fast, it's not that you're attempting to speed. You're merely moving more (joints) so smoothly that you transition efficiently, in less time than those who move fast with high effort" -Scott B. Sonnon

 "Success lies on the other side of frustration. Having "fun" is great - "feeling good" is wonderful - "being happy" is a blessing. None can accomplish your goals. Those who advertise that you can, enjoy the fruits of your failures. For effective approaches, you'll develop a love/hate relationship: "tough love" for the comfort zone you must repeatedly exit, walled by a membrane of frustration with habit, convenience and ease". Scott B. Sonnon

"I belive that failure is never an option." (Eeben Barlow)