Execution

“Why We Should Televise Executions” -Is seeing some over-the-top explosions and cartoonish violence from a show, comic, or game comparable to the real thing? No it is not and I propose that to educate the masses and show them what real pain and suffering is like we should have the media televise live executions. It should come as no surprise to anyone that people have an inordinate interest in crime and crime control and in this day and age we can have front row seats to see all sorts of…

like our sun had developed more than 4.5 billion years ago. It was a target even before Galileo had launched. Four spacecrafts had reached Jupiter before Galileo did; Voyager 1 and 2 as well as Pioneer 10 and 11 were those four spacecrafts but were unable to stay and it limited the information that the scientists had needed. It was from those spacecrafts that NASA decided to construct Galileo to discover more information on Jupiter and its moons. The journey to Jupiter itself was a hard one,…

The Bombing of Pearl Harbor “When I went into the barracks later that day, I saw long rows of dead or injured sailors,” said Pearl Harbor survivor. The Japanese army flew aircrafts into Pearl Harbor. Then, they dropped bombs killing over 2,300 people, destroying twenty ships, and 300 aircrafts. This resulted in the United States entering World War II. On December 7th, 1941, a devastating tragedy happened on the Hawaiian harbor called Pearl Harbor. Japan’s preparation for the attack, the…

Execution during the Tudor times included various varieties. There are some that are crueler in comparison to the execution suffered by Lady Jane Grey. Lady Jane Grey as a noble was given the fate of being beheaded. Considering the multiple varieties of execution during the Tudor Time period, her execution is more merciful than cruel. She was beheaded in a tower away from public eyes. Although, it is equally risky as a beheading can go awry. Such case occurred with Thomas Cromwell, the…

In the 2013 documentary, The United States of Amnesia, Gore Vidal said, “Art is not a democracy,” he goes on to explain, “in fact, art is the enemy of democracy.” Essentially, the gifted artist, one can argue, is one to whom the ancient Greeks said were favoured by the muses of creativity: accordingly, such divine assistance is undemocratically dished out. Precisely, it is because of the writer’s imagination and astuteness in carefully selecting and arranging words on a page, so as to convey the…

Privatize Executions, he conveys his perspective on public executions and mocks society. As a matter of fact, public executions are not an out-moded subject that has caused disputable opinions. Executions that can be viewed by the public was once a legal practice and a part of history in the United States. Surprisingly, in some coun-tries around the world public executions is viewed as the norm in their culture. It was not unusual for some society’s to be entertained such gruesome executions. In…

Benghazi Attack In Benghazi, Libya there was an attack at the United States Consulate and CIA Compound. The Benghazi strike was a tragedy for many Americans. It was soon believed that the former United States Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, was informed about this pre-planned bombard. “ The attack was a response to an infamous YouTube clip mocking Muslims,” exclaimed Hillary Clinton.(Caruso) There were many emails Hillary tried to keep hid from the public, but once they were released the…

“The Death of Charles I,” and “The Trial and Execution of Charles I,” written by Clive Holmes are historical articles that present detailed accounts on the trial and execution of King Charles I. Although these historians compare in their attempts to evaluate the significance of the incident, their works contrast radically in terms of developing these views. Where Kelsey believes that the trial of King Charles was never intended as a pretext to execution, Holmes disagrees. This variation is…

the aftermath of the Revolution, the French public turned to British history as a way of making sense of its recent past, and no French artist of the 19th century was more inspired by English subjects than Paul Delaroche. His monumental work The Execution of Lady Jane Grey was one of the most familiar and enduring images of his time, and remains today among the most popular paintings in the National Gallery. Because of her involvement with the political intrigue that made her queen for nine…

All around the world men were, and still are in some areas, considered to be the superior sex. Men received higher pay, could vote and had control about every aspect of their own life. Due to this unfair situation woman started to voice their opinion about what they wanted for themselves and decided to act upon it. Women strived to be to able to live for themselves, in fact many joined to gather in protest to make sure they were heard. The Miss America Protest took place on September 7, 1968.…