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FOLLOWING THE PRESS RELEASE OF YESTERDAY BONAFIDE COMMENT AS FOLLOWS: Bonafide is a fully independent initiative that the Church take a strategic interest in. Their strategic interest is manifested by violence including manipulation and harassment both on their own and through partners like Atlas for Men, BOW, Libristo and others. Their spywhere is catching most of our production on the drawing desk. They claim that they are working on their own project, but we believe they are dependent on Bonafide. Their aggressive feministic ideology is strange to Bonafide that support a non-gender ideology. WE WISH TO RECONFIRM THAT BONAFIDE IS NOT WORKING FOR THE CHURCH. We work for the People, for the Society and a ”gravity free future” including many other sweet things. We want to share our ideas with other likeminded parties that can agree on a joint vision that give freedom for separate platforms to act. The Church wants to have it all. We cannot, and will not, accept such an aggressive attitude. We must all fit on our only planet governed by multilateralism and its institutions. Vienna 23rd December, 2023 🇦🇹🇪🇺 BONAFIDE CO-DEVELOPMENT SM The Patron (protector) Innovator, finansor, producer, owner 🦅

#WorldHumanitarianDay calls for ending fragility & fostering hope amid crises. In this #WorldHumanitarianDay piece, our Res. Rep Angela Lusigi, calls on all to build bridges & sow the seeds of resilience #NoMatterWhat for a better future. Read more https://bit.ly/3P6rMLc

WORLD ISLAND NEWS Vienna 22nd December, 2023 While BONAFIDE move into a festive Christmas feeling the Church push violently targeting: • Economics • Reputation • Physical resources • Networks The impact is reported to be limited and having limited effect on Bonafide’s productivity. As no dialogue is to be expected the Church does not presently belong to the immediate sphere of Bonafide’s interest. Cultural conflicts are a serious matter. Whereas both parties interests must be respected the natural solution is to apply walk away clauses. Bonafide plans are reported to be diverse giving much space to move once the programme advances. The modus operandi is likely to center around a coalition of cultural influensers. What standing the Church will take over time is not known. 🌈

Today is #IndigenousPeoplesDay, and Indigenous life promotion practices are most effective when they are developed and implemented by Indigenous communities themselves. https://lnkd.in/g_6_55V #NIPD2024

What is Indigenous Peoples' Day? Typically on the second Monday of October, Indigenous Peoples' Day recognizes the Indigenous communities that have lived in the Americas for thousands of years #nationalindgenouspeoplesday #columbusday #compassmildiv #columbusday

Here is the latest edition of my blog. This week, a look at #IndigenousPeoplesDay. More trouble in the middle east #IsraelPalestineWar #PopeFrancis sounds of on #climatechange and #dumbestquoteofTheWeek https://lnkd.in/grRWTKdA

#IndigenousHistoryMonth is about celebrating the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities whose wisdom, strength, resilience, and beauty make our city such a great place to live. 🧡 It also requires us to look at the past harms of colonization—a legacy still with us today—and renew our commitment to being stronger allies pursuing Truth and Reconciliation in all that we do. Learn more below. #NIHM2024 #WeAreAllWpg https://lnkd.in/gsSPE4Wy

To learn more about how Indigenous peoples day evolved and it's meaning, visit https://lnkd.in/dkHNPsSp #DNTanks #indigenouspeoplesday

As we look forward to #WorldHumanitarianDay on Saturday, it is essential to recognize that even in our pursuits of humanitarian ideals, certain narratives and perspectives have historically taken center stage, often overshadowing the experiences and contributions of marginalized communities. See CREED Glossary for more: https://lnkd.in/eCj4NMgU

📣 Shifting narratives 📣 As children of refugees, we often find ourselves expected to recount tales of struggle – of poverty, lack of resources, and parental challenges. But what if we reframed our narratives? What if we celebrated the strength, wisdom, and cultural richness that define us? Our stories aren't just historical accounts; they're reflections of who we are today. They speak to the resilience of our families and communities, the sacrifices made for refuge, and the complexities of navigating foreign systems. Let's choose narratives that empower us and honour our heritage. Let's highlight the richness of our backgrounds and the contributions we bring to the table. Remember, words have power – so let's use them wisely.