From A to Z – Business Blog 78 – Reflect on War

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Reflect on War

Reflecting on the war after one-year on the battlefield. There’s two sides to every war. From the third point of view, China’s Peace Proposal helped many countries in the world feel happy about a fresh vision with an emerging superpower nation. China’s breakthrough with European Christendom hegemony on the global discussion about how to move forward on important topics concerned with domestic policies is something many critics blame the West for not recognizing.

America stands firm that China is intent on delivering lethal weapons to Russia to aid in the war on Ukraine. Specifically, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken delivered those remarks this past week. Drones are what they’ve suggested might be sold in a major arms deal.

Meanwhile, experts at a conference in Europe discussed the importance of our word choices. We should not make the conflict in Ukraine a war of values. We should talk about the war in Ukraine as a violation of international law. That justice must reign supreme while at the same time forgiving some mistakes in the past.

While the panel also talked about the Southern Pacific nations. Of note, allowing them to participate on equal footing more in the United Nations instead of trying to lead all the time and only asking them to join in later. Because this led to Biden’s view of Democracy and Autocracy and we’ve tackled that in this blog before in an essayed response. Once again their idea of word choice and to narrow of a vision. The final point here being that we should not equate Russia with China. While they have a partnership, they remain independent nations.

Does this all mean that China’s Dragon can tame the Russian Bear into withdrawing troops from Ukraine while at the same time building pipelines for oil into China. The President of Ukraine has said, if China sends lethal weapons to Russia then World War 2 would continue into a hot war. The President of Ukraine has also approved of China’s Peace Proposal while at the same time questioning parts of it.

From A to Z has been consulting with South American countries about the future distribution of populations on the globe. The idea being that large population centers should occupy important natural energy areas on the globe for example near magnetic fields. This Future Cities project being developed by From A to Z, The Lords of Hemp, and our Latin American partners also features ways to best utilize the natural geography of these locations in order to maximize environmentally friendly power generation sources not to mention new travel corridors to improve efficiency and time. And this has nothing to do with the Twitter Pitch Project.

In the business world this gets referred to as synergy. Maybe Nate Burelson said it best, “it’s not to late to end climate change.” Tony Dokoupil adding, “it’s not weed, it’s cannabis and it’s medicine.”

Yet The Lords of Hemp continue to witness a loss of revenue with the FDA unable to approve CBD while textile industries are slow to adapt to the advantages of Hemp stock for manufacturing. Newspapers could use it as a sustainable paper source while justifying higher prices for physical distribution. An overall higher quality product.

We reveal our strategy for the two pathways allowed from a global war. As we’ve mentioned before, the pathways both lead to growing as much Hemp as humanly possible for use in everything we use and that this should be our first mission in space exploration; to establish a Hemp crop on other terrestrial objects in the solar system.

The Future Cities concept can be implemented in the same two ways. First and the fastest, to survive a nuclear war that eliminates the large belligerent nations of the world. The second and boring alternative would be for mankind to achieve world peace through dialogue and communication governed through an institution like the United Nations.

From A to Z would also like to make clear that it’s going to be a very arduous process that hopefully leads to a sudden development to cement the financial prosperity of the Company for future generations. The Company’s management, employees, and loyal investors are in this for the ride to either nuclear war or a big cash jackpot.

While there’s the likelihood that this newsletter could be turned into another publication at some point with the shift turning toward story developments, at this time if the CEO were pressed on a change in focus, it would most likely be guessed to be at the end of this war.

Editors note: Pandemic Manifesto continues until the end of the initial Pandemic. While Corporate Communications ends at the end of the war in Ukraine. They’re separated by the eight-week mini-series written for Vocal; only Corporate Communications begins before Pandemic Manifesto.

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