About sovereignity

 I watched a piece of some news video from Greenland where an eskimo shaman and musician was said to complain about usa, but instead the eskimo seemed saying that "this is a Chinese type of thing to influence like this, don't believe us complaining like that, we just socially have to appear doing so because the more southern people typically tend to keep such type of fuss, but we do not see how such would be possible since we are just a small place." 

So it seems that at least academical people in much bigger academically oriented places have a much more sheltered place to say something quite freely, but academical people do say in wiser ways. Instead of saying something socially about somebody else, they instead wish well for the wide world and try to follow fully wise ways in what they say, and be fair, express their grounds clearly and use just wisdom as grounds, not being so stuck to narrow views, narrow interests, yet being socially somewhat unskilled for such a wide view, not so dominant, and giving others too the chance to take part in the discussion in civiluced ways, following civiliced values. 

Me myself notice having been unusually sovereign in my views, since I have a poor memory and so I tend to think on a general level, wishing well for the world, and since quite many of my thoughts are some kind of theoretical structure analyzis, independent of many factors which usually make people less objective or more influenced by the variations in situations, social company, etc. My books at MiracleLikeNature.BlogSpot.com