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    Creek? I would kill 5 settlers that were treating slaves like they were worthless. The world would define terrorism as if it was a suicide bomber because it is just a part of the law. When I say this I mean that any country has legal rights to claim war on another country. I think and I am pretty sure that you can only do this if the country is terrorizing another country such as a suicide bombings and people are getting hurt or the country needs help. Hamas was founded in…

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    Case Study – The CIA’s Rendition, Detention, and Interrogation Program The most recent, publicly acknowledged example of a covert action program with dubious moral footing is the Rendition, Detention and Interrogation program (RDI), authorized by President George W. Bush in the days following the terrorist attacks of 9/11. In 2009 by Executive Order, President Obama ended the CIA program and prohibited the use of Enhanced Interrogation Techniques (EITs), including water-boarding. The President…

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    Little Eichmanns Summary

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    This reading begins with talking about a specific event that happened during 911. An American Indian scholar named Ward Churchill publishes a controversial essay that saying all the victims in 9/11 were “little Eichmanns” (Kelly, 2016, p.240) and points out that, “9/11 attacks were provoked by decades of American military conquest in the Middle East” (Kelly, 2016, p.240). His argument enrages the public and soon he was found out that he is not even a real Indian according to his blood ancestry.…

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    Figure SEQ Figure \* ARABIC 1: Photo by Jerome Starkey, of Specialist Jacob William Moore. Nov 2010. The piece of art I will be using is an unnamed photo taken by war photographer Jerome Starkey, of US Army Specialist Jacob William Moore. It was taken in Southern Afghanistan in November 2010, after two explosive devices detonated on his squad. The first wounded a single man, Abdul Razak, the second wounding the stretcher team carrying Razak, Moore and Sergeant Sean Flannery. The photo was taken…

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    Let us build a wall! All Muslims are terrorist! Illegal immigrants are stealing our jobs! These are all statements that have been circulating around the media. Why such negativity towards Illegal immigrants? What does it really even mean to be an illegal immigrant? In the United States when speaking about Illegal immigration it is usual that the first groups to come up as a discussion are Mexicans. The truth is that Mexicans are not the only illegal immigrants; the United State is built with all…

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    Invasion of Iraq In 2003 Iraq has been the focus of the international community and has been featured prominently in the media in recent times. America’s interest grew after WWII because of oil. The United States was Iraq’s biggest guest, through the oil-for-food program. Before the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, Iraq’s domestic oil was fully nationalized and closed to oil companies. Later that year, it was privatized and dominated by foreign firms. Oil was not the only goals of the Iraq…

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    Rogue States Essay

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    This term ‘Rogue States’ are primarily associated with the Clinton administration. Rogue States (or ‘backlash’ states) are those “recalcitrant and outlaw states that not only choose to remain outside the family of nations but also assault it’s basic values” (Lake 1994:45). However, R Looney (2009:264) goes on to state that “despite the absence of any evidence, he [Lake] contended that the rogue states were developing ties among themselves allegedly to curb the “global trend to which they seem…

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    Weekend won’t be found screaming at you from the crowded shelving of your local newsagent or supermarket. It’s title subtle and small goes against the claim, “the title is always written in large letters” suggested by McLoughlin (The L of M p6). No! it is waiting to be discovered in it’s protective cover, immersed in the numerous folds of the Guardian’s Saturday sections. A supplement you might ask, yes, but an award winning supplement and supplement, I believe in name alone. There can be no…

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    Trump's Inaugural Address

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    President Donald Trump's Inaugural Address stated the same agenda and theme that he used during his campaign. The speech's purpose was to reiterate the themes of taking back control of the government from the politicians, making jobs in the United States, and prioritizing American citizens. The speech was directed primarily to the American people, and secondary to the world. During President Donald Trump's inaugural speech, some of the words used and the order in which he used them, I believe…

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    Syrian Refugees In The US

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    Syrian refugees have been wanting to come to the U.S. Syrian refugees have been trying to flee their country because of civil war and the group ISIS. This civil war has caused thousands of deaths. The government is trying to bring them to the United States but they should not let Syrian refugees enter the U.S. There would be chaos all over the place, The U.S government is trying to bring in people that need help and they will help them but they won’t help us when we are in need of jobs. Syrian…

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