Meanwhile, the titans of technology are speaking openly about artificial intelligence concerns.
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Part of that, for Khan, is speaking openly about the next for inclusion.
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This support comes in the form of speaking openly about the death, Patterson says.
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He has been praised for speaking openly about his depression and mental health issues.
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After years of struggling with endometriosis, singer Halsey is speaking openly about the debilitating condition.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are not shying away from at least speaking openly about achieving racial equality.
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They demand respect and, better yet, love, speaking openly of wanting a healthy sex life.
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I think some see Dave speaking openly about his anxiety as him being affected by it.
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Confidentiality provisions that prevent victims from speaking openly about workplace sexual harassment are clearly a problem.
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" The police chief continued speaking openly to the killer, who he said "may be in this room.
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By speaking openly about the need to restore integrity, he has already shown that he gets it.
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We allow gray areas to persist through our aversion to speaking openly and honestly about our sexual desires.
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After speaking openly about her sexuality, Ramirez received love and support from fans and the True Colors community.
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William, Kate, and Harry launched the Heads Together initiative to encourage speaking openly about mental health in 2017.
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We working women of Silicon Valley have been speaking openly and loudly about Uber's toxic culture for years.
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The Checkup New guidelines call for speaking openly with children when they or their parents face life-threatening diseases.
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Chinese swimmer Fu Yuanhui nonchalantly broke a lasting taboo by speaking openly about being on her period during the Olympics.
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Women who have been wronged in the past by men in positions of power are speaking openly about their situations.
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But speaking openly and honestly may cause some strain with Trump, who prefers his staffers don't contradict him in public.
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But when it comes to music, Ariana Grande feels speaking openly about love, death and heartbreak will set her free.
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Donald Trump capitalized on these trends even more thoroughly, speaking openly to people's economic anxieties, cultural fears, and class rebellion.
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"The one topic I've never backed away from speaking openly about is the importance of diversity and inclusion," Copeland wrote.
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Jimmy Kimmel is on network late-night television with "Jimmy Kimmel Live," speaking openly about health care and gun violence.
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But speaking openly and honestly may cause some strain with Trump, who prefers his staffers not to contradict him in public.
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In the past, women were often criticized or made to feel ashamed for speaking openly, while alleged harassers evaded serious scrutiny.
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In speaking openly about her own journey to motherhood, Obama hopes to reach other young women and mothers experiencing similar hardships.
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In subsequent interviews, St. Clair stressed the importance of speaking openly about sexual assault and alluded to her long, personal healing process.
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Fans coming together, speaking openly and honestly about the environment and how we can make it more inclusive and safe for everyone.
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So many women are still uncomfortable speaking openly about genital health, and the internet offers privacy — not to mention community and validation.
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Jackie Speier (D-CA) — who have begun speaking openly about their abortions in recent years in an effort to destigmatize the procedure.
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Trump Jr. was actively involved in the search for an interior nominee, speaking openly with sportsmen publications about his interest in the role.
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Emma Stone has been speaking openly about her experiences with anxiety — and advocating for those who struggle with the same issues — for years.
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In 2015, two years after his release, he took his own life, after speaking openly about the trauma the ordeal had caused him.
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"Big tobacco" is what the bosses of several top tech companies have started calling the social network, and politicians are speaking openly about regulation.
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Her reticence at speaking openly is quite common in a place where activists say she could be swiftly questioned or jailed for voicing dissent.
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She travels extensively, speaking openly about her bipolar disorder and the importance of mental health at colleges and youth basketball camps around the country.
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"The problem is, when you're speaking to foreign leaders, you don't want foreign leaders to feel that they shouldn't be speaking openly," Trump added.
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She's seen the number of requests spike in the past few years due to her speaking openly about the subject on her YouTube channel.
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The singer, 24, says she was conflicted about speaking openly about her PTSD when so many of the people there — 22 total — lost their lives.
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Few people, however, feel comfortable speaking openly about politics, particularly with foreigners, like me — who are accompanied by an official from the ministry of information.
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Together with their lawyer, the Mathises believed that speaking openly was necessary to sway the public in Coy's favor and to help win her case.
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Mr. McConnell has lately been suggesting that Mr. Trump's administration may not survive a summer of missteps; other Republicans are speaking openly about abandoning him.
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Jerika Bolen, 14, who suffers from Type 2 Spinal Muscular Atrophy, garnered widespread attention earlier this year by speaking openly about plans to end her life.
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In fact, drone researchers are beginning to worry about speaking openly about possible nefarious drone uses, as to not give people ideas, as Jenzen-Jones noted.
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But the fact that Mr. Erekat is speaking openly about it attests to the turmoil caused in the Middle East by Mr. Trump's recognition of Jerusalem.
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Although the climate for speaking openly about mental health has improved, seeing a therapist in Japan is still not as common as in other western societies.
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And Megan has been such an articulate asset to the Bachie franchise, speaking openly and with confidence about her sexuality ... No doubt opening a lot of minds.
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He focused his energy on a workshop his wife helped facilitate called "Living Well, Dying Well," speaking openly about his pending death and making new, intimate friends.
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Here, too, Israeli officials are circumspect about speaking openly on cooperation — and local media are, as in similar cases, often censored from reporting what they already know.
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And in a lawsuit seeking to invalidate the silencing agreement, the judge found there was nothing to litigate because Ms. Daniels was already speaking openly without consequence.
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He has been speaking openly for the first time of a need for "supply-side reforms"—a term echoing one made popular during Reagan's presidency in the 1980s.
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Ms. Sinema began showing an independent streak, speaking openly about her sexuality — she will be the first openly bisexual member of Congress — and her belief in secular government.
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This week has also seen the royal family release a video in which Lady Gaga FaceTimes Prince William to talk about the importance of speaking openly about mental health.
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From Angelina Jolie speaking openly about her own mastectomy to breast cancer survivors highlighting their scars with vibrant tattoos, some might even argue that we couldn't be more aware.
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And most importantly, she explains that the best thing we can do for ourselves and our vaginas is find health care providers we're comfortable speaking openly about our bodies with.
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Those of you who have supported and followed my career know that the one topic I've never backed away from speaking openly about is the importance of diversity and inclusion.
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She's been big on prison reform ever since getting released -- speaking openly about giving birth while in custody, and the trauma of being cuffed to a prison bed during delivery.
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Below are some of my favorite books which offer a refreshing perspective on mental health conditions, breaking through the cultural, social, and political barriers that can keep people from speaking openly.
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He is newly married to his longtime girlfriend Maria Francisca Perello and, despite his fiercely protective attitude toward his private life, is speaking openly about their desire to start a family.
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Like Kristen Bell and Kristen Stewart, Delevingne understands the importance of celebrities speaking openly about mental health — and the impact that kind of honesty can have on fans and other young people.
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Federer, in the midst of a difficult season, has seemed very comfortable in his skin at this Wimbledon, answering tough questions with good humor and speaking openly about his own doubts and difficulties.
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The hotline had no relationship with the hospital's legal department, and it didn't require callers to provide their names or any other identifying information, in order to make providers more comfortable speaking openly.
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"They want to test you to know if you can do it very well," said Rose Williams, 27, speaking openly about premarital sex, which she said was considered taboo by her parents' generation.
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But there's a growing wave of women who are speaking openly and unabashedly about their health issues, giving the middle finger to modesty and bringing these once-private struggles into the public sphere.
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He said that by respecting the confidentiality of the jury room, this panel would ensure that future jurors do not have to worry about speaking openly during deliberations, lest their comments become public.
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In the film above — streamed on Facebook Live on the Royal Family's account — the three royals talk about the various pressures they've experienced in life, and the importance of speaking openly about mental health.
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But the star, who is now in a happy relationship with former Love Island star Muggy Mike Thalassitis, is hoping that by speaking openly about her issues she will be able to help others.
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Late last year the central bank stopped selling foreign currency to local businesses, said one Turkmen entrepreneur who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared official retribution for speaking openly about the issue.
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Not all celebrities are candid about plastic surgery — but in a new vlog, Chantel Jeffries is speaking openly about how a bad experience with breast implants ultimately led her to get a reduction and lift.
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His numerous hits over the years include romantic ballads like "Mandy" and "Looks Like We Made It." The event was attended by artists including Lisa Loeb, who praised Manilow for speaking openly about being gay.
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Additionally, he and the younger members of the monarchy are becoming more open about parts of their lives such as speaking openly about mental health and the loss of their mother at a young age.
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Mucarsel-Powell wants to talk about what it's like to be a newly elected member of Congress with young kids and hopes that speaking openly about it will encourage more women to run for office.
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He has done so because he is speaking openly, passionately and honestly about what he would like to do to stem our epidemic of gun violence, a stance that is surprisingly rare in my estimation.
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Police and fire chiefs can effect crucial change by speaking openly about mental health and encouraging their colleagues to access the care that they need -- care that will enhance first responders' well-being and job performance.
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Most criticism of the film from angry Twitter users focused on the core characters drinking, swearing, and speaking openly about sex – never mind that real women in India and all over the world do this every day.
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Apple has long hinted at a planned video service, with Chief Executive Tim Cook speaking openly about the company's interest on earnings calls with investors but declining to give any details about what the service might look like.
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He and others in the industry want to change that by speaking openly about substance abuse, mental health and the relationship between the two, and by letting others know that it's OK to be sober in the business.
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Second, Trump may believe that by speaking openly about what he has done, it will look like it's nothing to be ashamed of, perfectly normal, instead of an astonishing abuse of power and violation of his oath of office.
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"He was speaking openly about the situation, saying that they have loads of people living in European countries and waiting for commands to attack the European people," Sarfo told the Times from a maximum-security prison in northern Germany.
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At the same time, she has kept the reputation of a progressive truth-teller, dissecting beauty standards in a viral speech dedicated to her daughter at this year's MTV Video Music Awards and speaking openly about her disdain for President Trump.
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With traditional restraint giving way to expressions of emotion, Diana's sons William and Harry have led the way by speaking openly about the trauma they suffered when they lost their mother, as part of a wider campaign of talking about mental health issues.
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By speaking openly about his dealings with the special counsel, and giving reporters draft documents from prosecutors of a proposed plea deal, a criminal charge and a statement of offense, he has provided new information about the direction of Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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Yet the network's rise has relied largely on its sharply opinionated commentary, with Ms. Maddow moving to No. 1 in prime time on the strength of monologues devoted to President Trump's ties to Russia, and with Lawrence O'Donnell speaking openly about impeachment.
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The 21-year-old is known for speaking openly about everything from photoshopping — she called out Cosmopolian's Philippines edition for slimming down photos of her and costar Camila Mendes in March — to hurtful pregnancy rumors after "unflattering" photos of herself popped up in May.
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Introducing her daughter at Thursday's gala, Yolanda expressed pride in her for "speaking openly about her journey in order to bring awareness for the hundreds of thousands of teenagers who suffer just like she does but whose voices cannot be heard," Entertainment Tonight reports.
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My editor, Celia Dugger, and I both felt that because these women are speaking openly, and they feel comfortable enough to talk about these very detailed things, we should write it the way they say it because that is the reality for the women.
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Besides speaking openly about the challenges of breastfeeding, nailing the perfect family photo with two young children, and why she frequently posts "real mom s—" online, the Lip Sync Battle host has also revealed that Legend's worst parenting trait is the fact that he's a pushover.
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"I am so grateful and proud of my daughter Bella for understanding the higher purpose of her journey and speaking openly about her journey in order to bring awareness for the hundreds of thousands of teenagers who suffer just like she does but whose voices cannot be heard."
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In the HBO series "Being Serena," and in her news conferences, she has debunked the myth of postpartum bliss by speaking openly about her feelings of inadequacy as a new mother and about the depression that ensued, her "mommy brain" and her struggles to return to peak physical shape.
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One of the most powerful owners in the league is now speaking openly about benching players who do not stand for the anthem, and Goodell, who said previously that players had a right to voice their opinions, is siding with the owners opposed to letting the players demonstrate.
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"He was speaking openly about the situation, saying that they have loads of people living in European countries and waiting for commands to attack the European people," Mr. Sarfo recounted on Monday, in an interview with The New York Times conducted in English inside the maximum-security prison near Bremen.
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The popularity of French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen is pulling much of the French political class to the right, with candidates across the spectrum now speaking openly about limiting the number of refugees who can enter the country and radically altering the open border policies that have defined modern Europe.
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My escort in Bijnor was my second cousin, Prashant Mishra, known as Monty, who excused himself at the town square, saying that as a prominent Brahmin and supporter of the ruling Hindu nationalist party — the Bharatiya Janata Party, or B.J.P. — his mere presence would discourage Dalits and Muslims from speaking openly to me.
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Clearly she's begun speaking openly with the dead designer and deliberately following his orders, but that part of her "brain" does seem to be different from the "conscious" part — the version of Dolores who longs for answers, who believes there's more to the world, and who kisses William like her life depends on it.
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For more than three years, rather than rely on military officers working out of isolated bunkers, Russian government recruiters have scouted a wide range of programmers, placing prominent ads on social media sites, offering jobs to college students and professional coders, and even speaking openly about looking in Russia's criminal underworld for potential talent.
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Even though AIDS deaths and stigma have both vastly improved since thousands of people were dying from the disease in the US and Europe in the '80s and people believed you could contract AIDS simply by touching someone, stigma and misinformation still exists — and keeps people from getting tested or speaking openly with their sexual partners.
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The hours of Mr. Guzmán speaking openly about the innermost details of his empire not only represented the most damaging evidence introduced so far at his drug trial in New York, but were also one of the most extensive wiretaps of a criminal defendant since the Mafia boss John Gotti was secretly recorded in the Ravenite Social Club.
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Founded in April 22.0, Women 22.0 was one of the first U.S.-based groups to get venture investors and tech entrepreneurs speaking openly about the issues women face in the tech sector, from social influences that discourage women from pursuing an engineering career during school and early work experiences, to a disproportionate lack of venture capital investment in their startups.
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None of these people have ever been much good at speaking openly about themselves to one another, but it is the intention of the father — one of the three central characters in James Wood's new novel, "Upstate" — that at this crucial moment they will do so, in the hope of coming to an understanding better than the one any of them now has of how their various lives have come to be as they are.
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In some regional variants the use of this sign is deprecated and considered as illegitimate as speaking openly.
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In Serbia, many people deny war crimes imputed to Serbia or the Serb people. Some public figures who are known for speaking openly about crimes committed by Serbs are labeled as a "traitors".
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Another witness stated that Dmitry Kovtun had been speaking openly about the plan to kill Litvinenko that was intended to "set an example" as a punishment for a "traitor". The main suspect in the case, a former officer of the Russian Federal Protective Service (FSO), Andrey Lugovoy, remains in Russia.
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Gould had left Monday Night Football on Triple M on his own terms weeks earlier. Andrew Johns voluntarily stood down from his duties on 14 June 2010, following his resignation from the NSW Blues coaching staff in the wake of the Timana Tahu racism saga. He returned the following week, speaking openly about the subject for the first time.
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This episode introduces Jemma Simmons' biological implant, which she has named D.I.A.N.A. (Digital Implanted Axon Neurotransmission Attenuator). Simmons actress Elizabeth Henstridge had gotten engaged during the previous episode and named her engagement ring Diana, speaking openly about the ring by that name when Henstridge returned to filming. As such, Tancharoen reached out to Henstridge letting her know the writers and producers decided to call the implant D.I.A.N.A. as well.
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In 1998, after the success of Either/Or and "Miss Misery", Smith signed to a bigger record label, DreamWorks Records. Around the same time, Smith fell into depression, speaking openly of considering suicide, and on at least one occasion made a serious attempt at ending his own life. While in North Carolina, he became severely intoxicated and ran off a cliff. He landed on a tree, which badly impaled him but broke his fall.
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Glass's first book Damaged was a number 1 Sunday Times best-seller, both in hardback and paperback. Although her books deals with harrowing subjects, Guardian journalist Esther Addley noted that Glass's work offers "a certain amount of hope". In September 2013, Glass and her adopted daughter did an interview with the Daily Mirror, speaking openly for the first time about their relationship. Glass received a large number of letters and emails from readers in response.
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Mike Penner, a sportswriter for the Los Angeles Times, publicly identified as transsexual in April 2007 under the name Christine Daniels and wrote of his experience with transition until October 2008, when he resumed his male identity. He died by suicide in November 2009.; ; Since 2011, Walt Heyer has written several books and a USA Today editorial on his experience of regret and detransition.; Carey Callahan began speaking openly about her detransition in 2016.
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In 2001, the school organized a "butler's convention" in Denver, with Paul Burrell as a keynote speaker. After the former butler to Princess Diana began speaking openly in his dispute with the royal family, Starkey was said to have criticized him for "betraying his ethics". She says the lessons from Mr. Burrell was an important one. She said if a client makes your situation intolerable, the only ethical choice was to quit.
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In 2009 they became very active in lobbying in favor of the ROAM act for wild horses along with Willie Nelson,"Willie Nelson joins Barbi Twins in Effort to Save Remaining Wild Horses", (December 23, 2009) Fox News and continued their support speaking openly about the horse slaughter ban, the ban on de-clawing“Playboy’s Barbi Twins Target GOP Rep. Hastings Over Wild Horses” (July 24, 2009) The Huffington Post and the fight against factory farms and animal cruelty.
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The word "Amandla" is from the South-African Zulu language and means "power", "strength" or "energy". The headline performance was reggae superstar Bob Marley and his band The Wailers. Marley made several short speeches during his encore when he powerfully blamed the system and urgently claimed Africa's unity and freedom. Those onstage speeches were unusual for Marley, as he normally was threatened with censorship when speaking openly about the system's failure and marijuana smoking, as he did at the Amandla Festival.
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MacGregor is the creator and owner of the Miami Yoga Magazine started in 2012, and the online yoga and holistic platform OmStars in 2017. Together with her husband Tim Feldmann, they opened the yoga studio Miami Life Center in Miami Beach, Florida in 2006, labelled Best Yoga Studio in Miami. In 2008, Yoga Journal named MacGregor on its list of top 21 teachers under 40. She has been featured in yoga magazines, newspapers and online platforms speaking openly about her past, her experiences and her public yoga perception.
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More quietly resigns as Lord Chancellor rather than accept the new order. His close friend, Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, attempts to draw out his opinions in a friendly private chat, but More knows that the time for speaking openly of such matters is over. In a meeting with Norfolk, Cromwell implies that More's troubles would be over were he to attend the king's wedding to Anne Boleyn. After More does not, he is summoned again to the royal palace of Hampton Court, where Cromwell has his base.
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His preaching caused concern, as it apparently caused discontent. One sermon, on 7 February 1909, was interpreted as inciting unrest about the removal of the Aboriginal farm blocks. Mrs Harris, the manager's wife, wrote that James was being "disloyal to the APB who were trying to bring about friendly relations between the blacks and whites". The APB blamed him for unrest at Cummeragunja, and the Board and managers began speaking openly about their fears that he was giving the people ideas – enabling them to write petitions and complain.
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Shortly after being released, she was hired by Jane Pratt to become beauty and health director of XoJane. Her writing was "shrouded in irreverent yet deeply personal anecdotes" with frequent references to her drug use, hospitalizations, and mental illnesses. She first received widespread attention when she wrote about using emergency contraception as her primary birth control, which spread through Twitter. Her position was controversial – Anna David at The Fix wrote that Marnell "wins applause for her bravery" in speaking openly about drug use, while Hamilton Nolan at Gawker described her as a "dust-smoking suicidal narcissist downtown swinger beauty columnist".
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Mirra Lokhvitskaya's poetry on the face of it wasn't innovative; contemporary critics praised it for lightness of touch, rare musical quality and occasionally dazzling technical perfection. In retrospect it turned out that Lochvitskaya's work bore one profoundly novel element, what one critic called "the outright celebration of female worldview." In that respect Lokhvitskaya is now considered the founder of Russian woman's poetry and a predecessor to such groundbreaking figures as Anna Akhmatova and Marina Tsvetaeva. Another original aspect of Lokhvitskaya's poetry was its unusual frankness; she was the first woman in Russian literature to enjoy total freedom of self-expression, speaking openly of sensuality, passion and sex.
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An intensely private person, he was upset at having been involuntarily outed as gay in 1995 in the publicity surrounding the Academy Awards, but he did attend the ceremony with his long-time partner Trevor Bentham, speaking openly about being gay in interviews and his autobiography, Straight Face,Nigel Hawthorne (2002) Straight Face, Hodder & Stoughton, London which was published posthumously.Hubbard, Michael; "Straight Face by Nigel Hawthorne" MusicOMH.com (Retrieved: 18 August 2009) They met in 1968 when Bentham was stage-managing the Royal Court Theatre. From 1979 until Hawthorne's death in 2001, they lived together in Radwell near Baldock and latterly at Thundridge, both in Hertfordshire, England.
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Symonds also translated classical poetry on homoerotic themes, and wrote poems drawing on ancient Greek imagery and language such as Eudiades, which has been called "the most famous of his homoerotic poems". While the taboos of Victorian England prevented Symonds from speaking openly about homosexuality, his works published for a general audience contained strong implications and some of the first direct references to male-male sexual love in English literature. By the end of his life, Symonds' homosexuality had become an open secret in Victorian literary and cultural circles. In particular, Symonds' memoirs, written over a four-year period, from 1889 to 1893, form the one of the earliest known works of self- conscious homosexual autobiography in English.
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Allen suggested that the EDL's support of LGBT rights marked it apart from Britain's "traditional far right". This pro-LGBT rights stance allowed the EDL to criticise what it saw as the left's refusal to confront Islamic homophobia as well as to conflate Islamism with Nazism. Pilkington argued that this pro-LGBT rights stance was not solely a cynical ploy by the EDL's leadership, but reflected widespread views within the movement. She observed gay and transgender members speaking openly at EDL events and receiving a warm reception, while the LGBT rainbow flag was regularly flown at EDL rallies by the leader of its LGBT division; at the same time, Pilkington heard homophobic comments at EDL events.
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Jones continued to receive criticism at the Ministry of Defence for speaking openly about the resistance of some service chiefs to change, notably about the MOD not allowing members of the armed forces to march in uniform at Pride. In 2006 the Royal Navy was given permission to march in uniform at Pride followed by the Royal Air Force in 2007 and Army in 2008. He returned to Washington in 2009 for discussions at Brookings as the Pentagon prepared for their own policy change. In 2008, Jones was engaged as a consultant to the Equality and Human Rights Commission during their compliance investigation of the alleged harassment of women in the Armed Forces.
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While the taboos of Victorian England prevented Symonds from speaking openly about homosexuality, his works published for a general audience contained strong implications and some of the first direct references to male-male sexual love in English literature. For example, in "The Meeting of David and Jonathan", from 1878, Jonathan takes David "In his arms of strength / [and] in that kiss / Soul into soul was knit and bliss to bliss". The same year, his translations of Michelangelo's sonnets to the painter's beloved Tommaso Cavalieri restore the male pronouns which had been made female by previous editors. In November 2016, Symonds' homoerotic poem, 'The Song of the Swimmer', written in 1867, was published for the first time in the Times Literary Supplement.
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Srpska Lista (Serbian List) leader Oliver Ivanović and other Kosovo Serb leaders had expressed increasing frustration at Belgrade's approach and have voiced their support for a more moderate stance, speaking openly of rejoining the Assembly of Kosovo and taking part in its government. This line has proved highly controversial, as many Kosovo Serbs reject any compromise; in February 2004, Ivanović's car was destroyed by a bomb explosion outside his home in Mitrovica."Kosovo", Jane's Sentinel, July 2006UNMIK Condemns And Investigates Incident , B92, February 10, 2005 The Serbian government, the Serbian List, the Government of Kosovo and the United Nations all officially oppose the separation of North Kosovo. However, many Serbs in the region were adamantly opposed to living under the rule of an Albanian-majority provincial government and rejected an independent Kosovo.
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Many of > the residents of the isolated Israeli settlements that are scattered in > these areas are speaking openly in the Israeli media about their wish to > leave. It is only necessary to offer them reasonable compensation for the > property they will be leaving behind. The rest — the hard-core "land > redemptions" fanatics — are a negligible minority that will have to accept > the will of the majority. Israel/Palestine: How To End The War Of 1948, > Znet, November 08, 2002 Reinhart pointed out that immediate withdrawal would still leave under debate between six and ten percent of the West Bank with the large settlement blocks, as well as the issues of Jerusalem and the right of return, and maintains that these should be the subject of "serious peace negotiations".
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In 2013, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf a political party that also runs the government in the Pakistani North Western province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa lodged a complaint against CIA director John O. Brennan and Islamabad station chief Craig Osth for aiding in the drone attack at Hangu District on 21 November 2013. ISI operative Mohammed Tasleem, an attache in the New York consulate, was found by the FBI in 2010 to be issuing threats against Pakistanis living in the United States, to prevent them from speaking openly about Pakistan's government. US officials and Pakistani journalists and scholars say the ISI has a systematic campaign to threaten those who speak critically of the Pakistan military. Pakistani political academic Ayesha Siddiqa has controversially claimed that the ISI has infiltrated US think tanks.
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Some other ufologists thought that Hynek was being disingenuous or even duplicitous in his turnaround. Physicist James E. McDonald, for example, wrote to Hynek in 1970, castigating him for what McDonald saw as his lapses, and suggesting that, when evaluated by later generations, retired Marine Corps Major Donald E. Keyhoe would be regarded as a more objective, honest, and scientific ufologist. It was during the late stages of Blue Book in the 1960s that Hynek began speaking openly about his disagreements and disappointments with the Air Force. Among the cases about which he openly dissented with the Air Force were the highly publicized Portage County UFO chase, in which several police officers chased a UFO for half an hour, and the encounter of Lonnie Zamora, a police officer who reported an encounter with a metallic, egg-shaped aircraft near Socorro, New Mexico.
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Jacobus Arminius (1560-1609), in contrast to Calvin, argued that the begetting of the Son should be understood as the generation of the person of the Son and therefore the attribute of self-existence, or aseitas, belonged to the Father alone. His disciple, Simon Bischop (1583-1643), who assumed the name Episcopius, went further speaking openly and repeatedly of the subordination of the Son. He wrote, ‘It is certain from these same scriptures that to these people’s divinity and divine perfections [the Son and the Spirit] are attributed, but not collaterally or co-ordinately, but subordinately.’ Ellis says: ‘His discussion of the importance of recognizing subordination among the persons takes up nearly half of the chapter on the Trinity, and the following four chapters are largely taken up with the implications of this subordination.’ In seventeenth century England Arminian subordinationism gained wide support from leading English divines, including, Bishop John Bull (1634-1710), Bishop John Pearson (1683-1689) and Samuel Clarke (1675-1729), one of the most learned biblical scholars of his day.
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Casement spent most of his time in Germany seeking to recruit an Irish Brigade from among more than 2,000 Irish prisoners-of-war taken in the early months of the war and held in the prison camp of Limburg an der Lahn.Casement's diaries kept in Germany, containing his speaking openly of his treason, have been edited and published by Angus Mitchell (ed.), One Bold Deed of Open Treason: The Berlin Diary of Roger Casement 1914-1916 (Dublin: Merrion Press, 2016). His plan was that they would be trained to fight against Britain in the cause of Irish independence.An anonymous but detailed account of Casement's unwelcoming reception at the camp appears in The Literary Digest Vol 52, No. 1, 13 May 1916 (New York: Funk and Wagnall), pp. 1376–77 [NB, the PDF download is 358MB] American Ambassador to Germany James W. Gerard mentioned the effort in his memoir "Four Years in Germany": > The Germans collected all the soldier prisoners of Irish nationality in one > camp at Limburg not far from Frankfurt a.
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