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    Jonathan Zittrain in the “The Case for Kill Switches in Military Weaponry” tells us “if they can save even one innocent life at the end of a deactivated U.S. barrel, including the lives of our own soldiers, kill switches are worth a serious look.” He presented his point of view with kill switches and gave us facts. Then stating facts telling the reader pros and cons. Zittrain even put a picture of the tank he mentioned to give the reader a better sense of what was being mentioned. Jonathan…

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    9/11 Informative Speech

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    Intro- 9/11 was a terrible day in American history. On this day, terrorists hijacked four planes, departing from the East coast. Two of these airplanes .America Hate-Around the time of 9/11, there was a lot of American hate. In 1998 Osama bin Laden made a fatwa which is a ruling on a point of Islamic law given by a recognized authority. In it he talks about the responsibility of all Muslim people, “The ruling to kill the Americans and their allies—civilians and military—is an individual duty…

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    Technology can also have positive effects on children, but since fundamentals start at a young age, children get so used to technology, that they forget that it comes along with negative effects as well. The book, Glow Kids: How Screen Addiction Is Hijacking Our Kids - and How to Break the Trance, written by Nicholas Kardaras, shows the negative effects of technology on children. Nicholas Kardaras is one of the country’s foremost addiction experts. He is a Clinical Professor at Stony Brook…

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    Al-Qa’ida’s strategy to drive the U.S. out of Muslim lands is to wage an extended campaign of terror causing substantial physical and psychological damage, as well as political and economic damage that would force the U.S. to withdraw from the region. Al-Qa’ida core, however, does not have the capability to wage this war by itself. it depends on local affiliates and allies to strike at the U.S., its allies and its interests abroad. Al-Qa’ida’s leadership believes that the removal of the U.S.…

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    The Russian Revolution of 1917 has been interpreted by various historiographical positions regarding the causation and overall inevitability of the revolution. While the theory of deepening revolution, theorized by Crane Britton which suggests that the Russian revolution followed a determinist state of events leading towards a new governmental ideology, is a possible explanation for the events in 1917, the historiographical position which best explains the inevitability of the Russian revolution…

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    Yesterday, at 7:59 A.M. American Airlines flight 11 took off from Boston’s Logan international airport meant to go to Los Angeles. What wasn’t known at the time was that was the start of a horrible terrorist attack on The United States. 20 minutes later flight attendants on flight 11 informed ground personnel that the plane had been hijacked. Fighter planes were to be sent up, but just before they were in the air, flight 11 crashed floors 93-99 of the north tower of the world trade center.…

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    Author Mario Puzo’s 1969 crime novel, The Godfather, depicts the life of The Corleone family, an Italian-American, organized crime syndicate or mafia, in their endeavors to rise to power in New York by any means necessary. The family has both good and bad traits and the purpose of this essay is to identify those traits and provide examples on how those traits correspond to Christian Ethics. Firstly, Puzo’s New York Time Bestseller turned into a movie adaptation less than three years after its…

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    Car insurance persuasive argument: Car insurance has been described as a necessary evil countless time, but in the society, we live in today it really is that, necessary. You could be the most cautious responsible driver on the road however you cannot control how the motorists around you will react and thus are still constantly at risk of being involved in an accident in which you will face financial risk. Car insurance allows for peace of mind whilst you drive which is one of the greatest…

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    person through reposting—often adopt the tactics of “detournement” or misappropriation used by the French Situationists of the 1950s and 1960s. The Situationists sought to subvert media and political messages by altering them slightly—detouring or hijacking them—in order to defamiliarize familiar messages, signs, and symbols” (p101).…

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    comes to mind when you here about 9/11 or the bombings at Pearl Harbor? All the innocent people being killed? The war it started? Or just how we came together as a nation to take down a common enemy? Two important events in U.S. history are the hijackings on September 11, 2001 and the bombings at Pearl Harbor. The attack on September 11, 2001 was 4 planes were hijacked and two were crashed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and in a field in Pennsylvania. December 7, 1941 was when the…

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