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    In the book, Saga Vol.1, Vaughan uses the flying tree space ship to show the readers the feeling parents has when they escape from a negative forces to a better environment. In the book, the flying tree spaceship, is shown to have a brighter vibrancy of colors (the color represents the brighten mood; finally a break from all these misfortunes), and greenery(plants, but is used as a metaphor for life). Vaughan uses this setting to convey the message that sometimes, parents would have to some…

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    By escaping their ‘prison’, with no real choice but to have a real chance at survival Abdul, Rosalia and Cheslav flee from the hardships of their own countries to seek refuge elsewhere. Only to pursue a liveable and stable future. In the novel ‘No safe place’ by Deborah Ellis; we come across 3 main characters Abdul, Rosalia and Cheslav all suffering from their own tragic past in which they wish to escape from. Out of options and desperate to escape, Abdul flees from his war torn home for the…

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    The outcome and the benefits can be viewed in the capital Kabul and the rest of Afghanistan, Rome, New York, Baghdad, Damascus, Sana'a, Tel Aviv, Ramallah, Paris, Turkey, Tibet and beyond. And pease do not insult our intelligence, by pointing the facts are being misstated. The world tells us to seek success, power and money; God tells us to seek humility, service…

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    Cold War Perpetual War

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    used to be fought for outcomes like treasure, resources, territory, and to "save Democracy". Today the war-making itself is the treasure. Ask FedEx, who has a no-bid multi-million dollar contract to fly pallet loads of bottled water from Seattle to Baghdad, or Lockheed-Martin, who constructs incredibly complex multi-million dollar robots (Hellfire missiles)... destroyed the first time they’re used. This is not von Clausewitz territory…well, somewhat it is, and the strategy makes 100% sense given…

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    The Gulf War of 1991, and the Iraq War of 2003 are two completely separate wars. Different objectives, and situations comprised these conflicts. Both conflicts had different goals. During the Gulf War of 1991, President Bush gave clear indication that the objective of Coalition forces was to evict Iraqi troops from Kuwait. No regime change was sought by the UN, NATO, or other partners. While rebellion in Iraq was encouraged (Text Pgs. 271-272), the Allies took no part in that fight. The war in…

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    Ordinary Men Short Story

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    Gavriel, who raised cheers for the Army at the Mosul meeting of July 11th, went out to plead for the Assyrians. He explained who he was, and said that his nephew, Ezra Effendi, had long been an officer in the Iraqi police. He showed his nationality papers, but these were torn in pieces before his face and he was shot in cold blood. A priest named Ismail who had taken refuge in the police post was driven out by the police, a rope was tied round his neck and he was kicked down the steps and…

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    It wasn’t until later that more more forward thinking and humane techniques were attempted. Ancient Egyptians recommended that that those who had mental and psychiatric disorders engage in recreational activities like dances, concerts, and even painting. They felt that these activities would relieve psychiatric symptoms and help the patients return to a sense of normalcy. It is believed that the ancient Egyptians had such a forward way of thinking because they had more knowledge of the human…

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    The Mongol Conquests

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    Before they were known for creating the largest land empire in history, the Mongols were pastoral nomads who relied on their animals for survival. The Mongols moved several times a year in search of food and water for their herds. The Mongol lifestyle and continual migrations prevented them from transporting reserves of food and supplies. This made them extremely vulnerable to the environment. During the 13th century is when the Mongol Conquests took place. This resulted in the extensive Mongol…

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    Iraq Vs America Essay

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    left our house the moment she heard the loud sound of the explosion and made her way over to my primary school. She picked me up and bolted out of the building leaving behind my backpack and books. I also wasn’t allowed to go outside on my own in Baghdad, which led to me learning how to ride a bike in my sisters bedroom. I am partially convinced that Iraqis are delirious because the reaction to hearing a bomb during class shouldn’t be ‘oh that one was loud it must have been close. Ok, back to…

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    Its 1218 and growing up to have no fear, but war and violence is key to the nomadic empire I am a part of. Overlooking my camp, I have spent fifteen years preparing myself to become one of the warriors of a huge army full of fearsome fighters known in Central/Northern Asia, for the rest of my life. Ever since I was young enough to remember, I have been training with horses with hunting and herding them. Now that I am of age to be a part of the military life, I was given four horses to alternate…

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