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    Special Relationship

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    Being a newly formed nation, America did not share the same intelligence institutions as its counterpart, Britain, and therefore relied on the British for their, for a lack of a better term, brains and geographical advantages. The American department of state policy outline in the creation of the Atlantic Alliance that the United Kingdom should ‘retain control of her outlying possessions’ so that certain territories such as Malaysia would not ‘fall into less friendly hands.’ The phrase ‘less…

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    Refugees seeking asylum in United States Proposal Argument The United States has always been a country self-open to people of different ethnicities and religions. America has always been a where people can arrive and seek for a better life, with abundant amount of opportunities to offer. America is a growing nation and I believe that the U.S should allow European refugees into the country and shouldn’t avoid them as outsiders, regardless of who you are and the challenges you’ve faced to seek…

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    As the name suggests, the Newfoundland originates from the coast of Newfoundland, where is was used as a working dog both on land and water. There are no records to support the breeds true beginnings. Though it is generally said that it originates from the tibetan mastiff. Amongst its chores, the Newfie would carry heavy loads for its masters as draft and pack animals, tow lines from ship to land in choppy seas as ship dogs, and rescue errant swimmers.The Newfie was so accomplished in its…

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    Argument Against NATO

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    Imagine you are the Secretary General of NATO. You have the most responsibility when it comes to NATO. You are in charge. How would you deal with the issues NATO is currently facing? How would you deal with the controversy of whether to preserve NATO or not? How would you suggest NATO provide energy security? How would you suggest NATO should fight against terrorism? What are the contentious issues currently in dispute within NATO? In the beginning of the article, some of the current issues that…

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    Nato Informative Essay

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    NATO SYRIA Introduction Today me and my partner Brent will be talking about the North Atlantic treaty organization also known as NATO and we will speak about their involvement in the Syrian Crisis and how it ultimately affected the current situation in Syria .NATO was founded on April the 4th, 1949 to serve three purposes, deterring soviet expansion, forbidding nationalist revival in Europe through strong North American Presence and encouraging European political integration. Which groups are…

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    One of the most influential factors in US foreign policy is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, which serves as a military alliance between the US and other North American and European powers. Formed in response to the spread of Soviet influence, NATO continues today to ensure the defense of its member states. Following World War II, the world became split between the Western nations and the Communist Eastern bloc, headed by the US and USSR respectively. During this postwar period,…

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    Ever since the Cold War ended, the usefulness of the NATO alliance has been called into question by many participating countries across the world. In a world where the threat of nuclear warfare between the Soviet Union, now Russia, and the United States is no longer nearly as likely, many scrutinize NATO as being an unnecessary relic from the past. To me however, NATO no longer represents an alliance meant to counter the USSR but a means in which member countries can further their shared…

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    Question: Explain why Canada joined NATO in 1949 and evaluate its role in NATO up to 1967? Introduction The vital motivation behind the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was to defend the freedom and security of every member who had signed the treaty in Europe and North America (Kaplan, 2003). To accomplish this, the Alliance utilized both its political impact and its military ability to secure its signatories (Beloff & Spencer, 1960). Brief History of Canada and NATO When World War II…

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    Nato Thompsons novel, Culture As Weapon, was very eye opening, due to the fact that it informed me as a reader about the manipulation of our values as citizens of the United States. For instance, within the novel Thompson goes on to discuss how we as citizens are manipulated into believing everything we see or hear political leaders do. For example, after the attack on the World Trade Center, the nation was crumbling and was looking to point fingers at whom to blame. Many individuals pointed…

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    organization includes civilian structure, military structure and organization and agencies. The North Atlantic Council is the decision-making body. The Military committee directs the military operations. NATO is developing and expanding since it was created and countries are joining the big NATO family, however to be eligible to become a full member, the country has to be independent and sovereign. The door to the membership is open to countries that have the means to contribute to the security…

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