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This Moral Code, formalized in France in 1985, perfectly synthesizes the original spirit intended by Kanō .

1. Politeness : it is respect for others.


2. Courage is doing what is right.


3. Sincerity : it's expressing oneself without disguising one's thoughts.


4. Honor : it is being true to one's word.


5. Modesty : it's talking about oneself without pride.


6. Respect:

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"The favorable environment is linked to the French interest in Japanese culture. But then, a network of clubs will be established. Judoka will do a lot of proselytizing. When there's a football match, at halftime they'll lay down mats and do a demonstration. There'll be an organized fight to show how effective judo is if you're attacked in the... See more

President Donald Trump said the standing ovation and cheers he drew when he took his seat at a UFC event in his home state of Florida were signs "we're doing a good job."

For Trump, then, sports are not just entertainment or policy – they are political infrastructure. They allow him to amplify grievances, mobilise identity, and project a vision of America rooted in toughness, discipline, and global visibility on his terms.

He also praised the Bills. But there was no mention of the Eagles thrashing the Washington Commanders earlier in the day. Philadelphia won the Super Bowl in 2018. That year Trump scrapped their invitation to the White House - an honor habitually afforded to the victorious team - after it became clear that almost none of the players or staff were... See more

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In September 2024, Trump had posted “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!” — coming days after Swift shared on Instagram that she intended to vote for Harris for U.S. president following Harris’ Sept. 10 debate victory over Trump. “I’m voting for @kamalaharris because she fights for the rights and causes I believe need a warrior to champion them,” Swift wrote in... See more

“Has anyone noticed that, since I said ‘I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,’ she’s no longer ‘HOT?’” Trump wrote in a post Friday on his Truth Social platform. He provided no elaboration for the claim.

“President Trump loves a victory lap and this is certainly a victory lap over the NFL,” says Brandon Rottinghaus, a politics professor at the University of Houston and co-director of the Presidential Greatness Project survey.