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The 2016 election games are over. The world has witnessed 61 million Republican Americans elect the idea of Donald Trump as president. Many Liberal Americans did not think this could happen because their information sources on Facebook, CNN, NPR, or MSNBC informed them Hillary Clinton was leading the polls. What happened? Source: http://renegademind.co/media/2016/11/22/l7cm58kr83e3bq7vbqz2cu4jvsp6p0 Image source: http://www.270towin.com/presidential_map_new/maps/VJOp3.png

The presidential election is less than a month away. This years election cycle has turned into the most interesting race I have experienced in my life. Why? This is the first year I was able to see how elections are manipulated by groups of people... Open Source Intelligence Agency: http://renegademind.co/media/2016/10/12/ib-a-4-step-exercise-that-will-enhance-your-experiences

http://renegademind.co/ show notes: (inspired by the terrorist attacks on the Dallas Police Force) Police: wiki: a body empowered by the state to enforce the law, protect property, and limit disorder. mu: the force that maintains security of by carrying out control. org: (latin) politia- civil administration (greek) polis- city, one's city; the state, citizens. History: who were the police? what was the police function? Ancient- Greece who were the police? publicly owned slaves what was the police function? crowd control dealing with criminals handling prisoners making arrests note: investigating crimes were left up to the citizens. Rome who were the police? the army what was the police function? protection nightwatchman firemen capturing thieves, robbers, runaway slaves Medieval Spain who were the police? peacekeeping associations of armed individuals (hermandades- brotherhoods) what was the police function? protection against: bandits rural criminals lawless nobility England who were the police? constables appointed by the local lords and nobles what was the police function? maintained order in the lands of their lords and nobles Early Modern who were the police? what was the police function? Paris, Paris who were the police? 1st centralized, organized police force what was the police function? ensuring peace and quiet purging the city of disturbances procuring abundance making sure everyone lived according to their station and duties London, England England who were the police? trial private force funded by the West Indies Merchants what was the police function? theft prevention at the docks Metropolitan Police Force who were the police? the first modern and professional police force in the world what was the police function? centralized politically neutral force maintained social order protection from crime visible deterrents to urban crime and disorder Metropolitan Police Force guidelines: every police officer should be issued an identification number, to ensure accountability. the number of arrests are not the unit to measure but the lack of crime. an effective authority figure knows trust and accountability are ideal for a well functioning society.

source: http://renegademind.co/ 3-7-2016 Show Notes "You have the power over your mind- not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength." -Marcus Aurelius During this episode we covered the 5 pillars of Islam (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Pillars_of_Islam) In order for us (Westerners) to understand Islamism, we must develop a basic understanding of the core belief structure of Islam. Don't be surprised by the overlap of other Abrahamic belief systems (Judaism, Christianity) (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abrahamic_religions). These core beliefs where a brilliant system for Abrahamic people to follow and govern themselves by. Islam and Christianity are branches of the Hebrew Abrahamic belief system. The difference is merely interpretations. This discussion is a tool to help understand how the mind of ro (ruthless opponent) who is also a follower of a drc (destructive religious cult) can manipulate the words of others to their advantage. The 5 pillars of are the basic ritual acts mandatory for every Muslim believer to follow. Both Sunni and Shia agree on the details of these ritual habits of thinking. 5 acts of Islam summarized in plain english: Faith= Shadah (Arabic) Prayer= Salat (Arabic) Giving= Zakat (Arabic) Fasting= Sawm (Arabic) Pilgrimage= Hajj (Arabic) What do these words means? Faith: modern usage- a strong belief in a supernatural power/powers that control human destiny. original meaning- fidere (latin) to trust. Prayer: modern usage- the act of communicating with a deity. original meaning- precare (latin) ask earnestly, beg, entreat. Giving: modern usage- being the cause/source of. original meaning- yeve (middle english) that which is offered, often as tribute. Fasting: modern usage- abstaining from food. original meaning- fast (proto-germanic) confirm, pledge. Pilgrimage: modern usage- a journey to a sacred place. original meaning- hagh (hebrew) a gathering. Thanks for tuning in.