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Who Is Mikhail Gorbachev ?
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"In October 1917, we parted with the Old World,
rejecting it once and or all. We are moving toward a new world, the
world of communism. We shall never turn off that road." -- M.Gorbachev
, November 1987
"In our work and worries, we are motivated by those
Leninist ideals and noble endeavors and goals which mobilized the
workers of Russia seven decades ago to fight for the new and happy
world of socialism. Perestroika is a continuation of the October
Revolution." -- M.Gorbachev , November 1987
"We will proceed toward better socialism rather than
away from it." -- M.Gorbachev , 1987 book Perestroika, p. 37
"I am a communist, a convinced communist. For some
that may be a fantasy. But for me it is my main goal." -- M.Gorbachev ,
December 1989
"I am now, just as I've always been, a convinced
communist. It's useless to deny the enormous and unique contribution of
Marx, Engels and Lenin to the history of social thought and to modern
civilization as a whole." -- M.Gorbachev , June 1990
"I can't accept private ownership of land, whatever
you do with me." -- M.Gorbachev , November 1990
The New York Times reported on September 17, 1987
that Mikhail Gorbachev had "called for giving the United Nations
expanded authority to regulate military conflicts, economic relations,
environmental protection and ... also called for enhancing the power of
the afflicted International Court of Justice to decide international
disputes." -- These appeals for further empowering the UN were
amplified in the Global Security Programme report published in 1994 by
the Global Security Project of his Gorbachev Foundation.
"From the outset I would like to suggest that we
consider the establishment of a global Brain Trust to focus on the
present and future of our civilization." This is important, he said,
"because the main reason why we are lagging behind events, why we are
mostly improvising and vacillating in the face of new developments, is
that we are lagging behind in the thinking and rethinking of this new
world. Of course, this idea of a Brain Trust can only succeed if
endorsed and actively pursued by people who are widely respected as
world leaders and global citizens."
"Civilization will shift and new values and new ways
of life will be needed to find real solutions to the problems of our
environment, a way out of the ecological crisis" "Gradually we will
have to achieve a change of emphasis in the archetypal dilemma: to have
or to be; to change the nature of consumption." "Perhaps it is a little
risky in this country to speak about that."
"We have to, I believe, gear consumption more to
people's cultural and spiritual needs. Also, through culture and
education and within the framework of laws we shall have to address the
problem of controlling the world's population."
--- M.Gorbachev , THE STATE OF THE WORLD FORUM –
‘Toward a New Civilization: Launching a Global Initiative’ – San
Francisco , September 27th – October 1st 1995
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Are you
ready to surrender your American Constitutional guaranteed rights to a
Global Brain Trust? Who would appoint this group? What would be its
powers? How would it be funded? What would be the selection criteria?
To whom would it be accountable? How would the diversity of the group
be guaranteed?
What will you be?
A Free American Citizen
or
A Controlled World
Citizen?
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Marriage Insurance Building a Divorce-proof
Marriage
By Willard F. Harley, Jr.
ISBN 0-8007-1610-8
- Breaking the Illusion Barrier
The Illusions of Marriage
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- Care given and received in marriage is unconditional.
- Romantic love is permanent.
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- A husband and wife should love and accept each other as they
are, and not try to change each other.
The Realities of Marriage
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- The agreements made in marriage are conditional. Care is
given when it is received.
- We have very little control over our feelings of romantic
love and cannot guarantee them throughout marriage. To a great extent,
our spouses control those feelings.
- Marital needs change over a lifetime, and old abilities may
not meet new needs. New needs often require new abilities.
- Your Love Bank: Deposit Only, Please
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- The First Insurance Policy – Honesty.
Reveal to your spouse as much information about yourself as
you know. Your thoughts, feelings, habits, likes, dislikes, personal
history, daily activities, and plans for the future.
Reveal your emotional reactions, both positive and
negative, to the events of your life, particularly to your spouse’s
behavior.
Reveal information about all of your personal history,
particularly events that demonstrate personal weakness or failure.
Reveal information about the events of your day. Provide
your spouse with a calendar of your activities with special emphasis on
those that may effect your spouse.
Reveal your thoughts and plans regarding future activities
and objectives.
Do not leave your spouse with a false impression about
your thoughts, feelings, habits, likes, dislikes, personal history,
daily activities, or plans for the future.
Do not deliberately keep personal information from you spouse.
- The Second Insurance Policy – Protection
Protection – Do not be the cause of your spouse’s pain or
discomfort (unless it is unavoidable to follow the policy of Honesty).
Never punish your spouse; never curse, make disrespectful
judgements, or lecture through verbal reprimand; express anger as a
feeling, not as an instrument of vengeance. Never intentionally hurt
your spouse. (NEVER GAIN AT YOUR SPOUSE’S EXPENSE)
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- Protection from Annoying Habits
Do not persist in inconsiderate habits or activities.
If your spouse tells you that one of your habits or activities
is annoying, change it to accommodate your spouse’s feelings, or stop
doing it.
Avoid unintentionally hurting or annoying your
spouse.
Do not demand anything of your spouse that would cause
pain or discomfort. When requesting a favor, ask how your spouse feels
about doing it, and if the response is negative, withdraw the request.
Your Spouse Needs Protection From You
- The Third Insurance Policy – Care
Learn to meet your spouse’s most important marital needs.
Identify your spouse’s marital needs, and select at least
five that are most important to your spouse, those that are likely to
bring the greatest marital happiness and fulfillment.
Men’s five most important needs in marriage are:
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- Sexual Fulfillment.
- Recreational Companionship.
- Physical Attractiveness.
- Domestic Support
- Admiration.
Women’s five most important needs in marriage are:
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- Affection.
- Conversation.
- Honesty and Openness.
- Financial Support.
- Family Commitment.
Create a plan to help you learn to meet your spouse’s five
most important marital needs.
Changing a habit to meet a need:
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- Define the desired behavior
- Be certain that the behavior is performed
- The behavior must be reinforced
- Continue monitoring the behavior
- Evaluate the success of your plan, creating a new plan if
the first is unsuccessful.
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- Reassess Needs and Effectiveness of Need Fulfillment
Evaluate the success of your plan, creating a new plan if
the first is unsuccessful. If your spouse finds that a new marital need
has replaced one of the original five, learn to meet that new need.
- The Fourth Insurance Policy – Time
Give your undivided attention to your spouse a minimum of fifteen
hours each week, meeting some of your spouse’s most important marital
needs.
The time you plan to be together should not include
children, relatives, or friends. Establish privacy so that you are able
to give each other undivided attention.
During this time, review and practice the policies of
Honesty, Protection, and Care. Create activities that will meet some of
the most important marital needs: Affection, sexual fulfillment,
conversation, and recreational companionship.
Choose a number of hours that reflects the quality of your
marriage. If your marriage is satisfying to you and your spouse, plan
fifteen hours. But if you suffer marital dissatisfaction, plan as many
as thirty hours each week or more, until marital satisfaction is
achieved. Keep a permanent record of your time together.