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    The former president of Cuba, Fidel Castro, ruled the country from 1959 to 2006. He stepped down due to health problems which were affecting him crucially and needed treatment. He handed control to his younger brother Raul Castro, in which during 18 months governed and continued with the communist party that Fidel had built until now. Subsequently, he was formally elected as the new president of Cuba. Within time, he started changing slightly the way Cuba was formed, from a very communist…

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    “Nothing will end war unless the people refuse to go to war”, Albert Einstein. Stephen Crane, the author of “War is Kind”, had no experience with war; that was until the Spanish-American War, where he became a foreign war correspondent. Dulce et Decorum Est, was written by Wilfred Owen; Owen survived as a foot soldier during World War I and lost his life fighting for his country. The author of The Things They Carried, was Tim O’Brien who served in the VIetnam War. The final writing was “The…

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    Running head: PETRAEUS CRITICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM SOLVING 1 PETRAEUS CRITICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM SOLVING 6 MG David H. Petraeus Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Ted J De Loy Mater Leader Course MG David H. Petraeus Critical Thinking and Problem Solving MG David H. Petraeus entered Northern Iraq with three distinct strategy goals. His success reflects his management style. MG Petraeus objective of restoring normalcy aided his achievement. A detailed look at…

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    Bush rationalized with the citizens of the United States as to why it was beneficial for them to go to war with Iraq, with the idea that invading a country 6,000 miles away was conclusively justified along with the intention of invasion being solely based on the “global expansion of democracy”. In this case, the Kantian view fails to support the claim that “republics governed by the rule of law provide the basis for sustained peace” with the belief that “natural processes of self-interest…

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    In the essay “The Enemies of Empire,” the author discusses an argument that develops between two different perspectives on imperialism and anti- imperialism after the Spanish- American War. He mentions that many Americans supported the idea of expansionism while others opposed it. He asserts that the people who supported the idea of imperialism believed that it was an American duty to intervene in other countries affairs in order to liberate the oppressed. Conversely, he states that other people…

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    Che Guevara is a leader of the guerilla band and a communist figure in a large scale revolution, mostly taking place in Cuba. His journey begins in 1956 when he observes poverty of the masses and the only solution to help the people is to revolutionize and bring down the opposing regime. He fights for the leftists, anti- imperialists and the rebellion. Almost being defeated by Batista's army is a hardship Che faces, however his struggles allow him to gain more support and recruits. His…

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    Introduction “George Bush does not care about black people.” This statement made by Kanye West in 2006, at “NBC’s A Concern for Hurricane Relief was made to defame the former president George W. Bush. Kanye however was not the first person to slander the President. Michael Moore’s 2004 documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 uses current events and patriotism as a framework to discredit the authority of the President. Frank Capra’s Why We Fight: Battle of Russia does the same, using patriotism and current…

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    Psychological Impacts of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars Have you ever watched the movie American Sniper, Lone Survivor, or any other movies based on the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, and replayed the action scenes because “that was so cool”? If you have, your definition of “cool” severely varies from the definition of soldiers fighting in those wars. Those scenes, which may excite the average United States citizen to watch, may happen to be the memories that haunt and mentally tear apart the…

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    It is known throughout the entire world that, on September 11th, 2001, the Twin Towers in New York City were downed by two planes, allegedly having been hijacked by people from a terrorist organization in Afghanistan, called Al Qaeda. Regardless of any one person 's opinion on what had happened, the following had ensued: a nearly ten years long war in the Middle East, namely Iraq and Afghanistan, that had disbanded the army of an entire country, and destabilized the region both economically and…

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    Societal problems in modern society have arise due to Deception: the art of manipulating others by lying to them and causing them to believe you based on their own personal gain and interest. (www.urbandictionary.com) Often times, deception is used by the media, government, and society for the purposes of achieving a particular agenda. By achieving deception we avoid others personal beliefs and values and focus on our own selfish desires and ambitions to achieve power and rank in society.…

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