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The Threat of Martial Law

By: Aunindita Bhatia | 2010-04-04 | News and society
Martial law is imposed on a state or country during the period of crises like war or natural disaster. With America under a big financial crisis, Americans are facing a direct threat to Martial Law. But with the use of army troops in the streets can this problem be solved. read more

Will the Pandemic Lead Us to Martial Law?

By: Joseph Parish | 2010-03-30 | Reference & Education
I feel that it is ultimately feasible that a declared pandemic here in America would result in not only the introduction of martial law but also of enforced vaccinations. That's right, we could easily lose our cherished constitutional rights under such conditions and considering the socialist currently in office at this time that inspiration tends to scare me. read more

Filipino Martial Arts

By: Damian Ross | 2010-04-03 | Martial Arts
The three major branches of Filipino martial arts are Arnis typically from the northern Luzon regions, Eskrima from the central Visayas regions, and Kali from the southern Mindanao regions. Within these branches dwell a long line of masters, families, systems and history. read more

Kali-the Deadly Art of the Philippines

By: Allen Owen | 2010-01-28 | Hobbies
An article describing the martial art of Kali read more

Presidential Pardon - A Study Of Philippine Politics

By: Ernesto Del Castillo | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Philippine Democracy is "young" as compare to "old" Democracies in Europe, Americas, and elsewhere. Despite its age, Philippine Democracy has contributed "Marcosian Martial Law", "People Power" and just recently enriched Political Jurisprudence on the subject of "Presidential Pardon". read more

"martial Law" Vs "local Snakes" Around The Service Make A Fuss

By: zhangbetty | 2010-10-14 | Customer Service
Jiangmen appliance market in 2005 is undoubtedly the "Warring States" period. The battle between businesses, competition is mainly price, service read more

Popular Types Of Martial Art In Asia

By: Greg Pierce | 2010-08-27 | Martial Arts
Martial art's meaning is the art of fighting or warfare. The main objective of all types of martial art is to defeat the opponents or to defend one's self from physical threat. Many people nowadays sign up for school to learn self-defense. Martial art is considered a sport nowadays by many people. However, some other doesn't accept this. read more

The Universal Martial Art

By: Todd | 2010-12-07 | Hobbies
The art of Taekwondo is created at Korea. This art means the way of hand and foot. The aspects of this art is consists of discipline, respect, techniques, hand and foot movements. read more

The True Origin of the Martial Arts!

By: Al Case | 2010-10-09 | Martial Arts
How and why the martial arts came into being. Well thought out, and true. read more

Buddhism in the Martial Arts

By: Dean Walsh | 2010-04-02 | Martial Arts
The spiritual aspects of the martial arts grew as the need to protect oneself in the war-torn East diminished. This allowed the arts' religious roots to begin to play a more important role. Today, when students speak of the spiritual nature of the martial arts, very often they are referring to the arts' ties to Buddhism, a religion founded in India in the sixth century B. read more

Which Martial Art is the Best For Law Enforcement?

By: Damian Ross | 2010-04-03 | Martial Arts
Up until 30 years ago, JUDO was the martial art. Then with the introduction of the more mysterious martial arts with more of a "killing" edge to them this coupled with the focus of the USJF/USJI (the leading Judo organizations in the US and the world) focus on Olympic competition and the simple fact that training in judo is painful and to this day, very difficult to get a black belt rank in it, especially if you are in a competitive area. I could probably write another 5 pages on this, but I will stay on point. read more

Mixed Martial Arts

By: Sam Desilwa | 2010-09-15 | Supplements
Mixed Martial Arts (or MMA) is currently the fastest growing sport in the world, already ranking as one of the top ten sports around the globe. read more

Martial Arts Marketing Success

By: Dwight H Bell | 2010-03-28 | Martial Arts
There are over 45 forms of mixed martial arts in the world. With these variations, there are millions of different practitioners worldwide. Dojos are built and maintained to cater to this number of ma... read more

Philippines - A Country Of Politicians

By: Ernesto Del Castillo | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Philippine Politicians are generally believed to be the cause of the Country's failure to progress. Ex-Senator Rene Saguisag is one exception. His advocacy for Good Governance makes him a Living Hero. read more

A Martial Arts School

By: Mark Smith | 2010-09-15 | Martial Arts
Joining a martial art school is a daunting task. It is similar to buying a car, lots of thinking involved to get the best in the end. read more