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the WW1 conspiracy... - Vimarsana News

the WW1 conspiracy...

November 11, 1918.All across the Western front, the clocks that were lucky enough to escape the four years of shelling chimed the eleventh hour. And with that the First World War came to an end.

Royal Ceremonies | The Soft Power Of Coronations, Pomp And Pageantry - Vimarsana News

Royal Ceremonies | The Soft Power Of Coronations, Pomp And Pageantry

As King Charles III prepares for his coronation, Alice Hunt reveals how generations of British monarchs have used pomp and pageantry to project power

America Needs a Grand Strategy - Vimarsana News

America Needs a Grand Strategy

Dwight Eisenhower famously said, “The plan is nothing, planning is everything.” In other words, a nation must create a conceptual framework from which international actions and answers will flow. Grand strategy is just that, a reference from which a nation’s historical, cultural, economic, diplomatic, and military thought is brought to bear to create a strategic synthesis. The English military theorist Sir Basil Liddell Hart opined that “grand strategy forces policymakers to look beyond the war to the subsequent peace.”

The mistake of 1914 - Part 2 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Opinion — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

The mistake of 1914 - Part 2 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Opinion — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Before southern Nigerians pounce with glee, on this evidence of northern economic dependency on the south, one must pause and reflect that amalgamation was a British decision, not a northern one. Northern Nigeria had no more say in amalgamation than Southern Nigeria did (and probably, if given a choice, would have objected to it). One of the north’s leaders did, after all, later refer to amalgamation as ‘the mistake of 1914’. ‘Effect an alliance with a Southern lady of means’ The economic disparity between the two Nigerias made their amalgamation inevitable. In a light-hearted after...