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    General Purpose: To Inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the most popular JFK Conspiracy’s Theory’s. Central Idea: The top 5 conspiracies are the Soviets did it, the Mafia did it, the Cubans did it, Lyndon Johnson did it and the CIA did it. Introduction I. November 22, 1963; anyone recognize this date? It was the day that John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. II. Today I am going to tell you about the conspiracies behind this tragedy. III. I also wrote a paper in…

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    Times calls this book, Bay of Pigs Declassified, edited by Peter Kornbluh as, “One of the most secret documents of the Cold War.” The source is a book comprising of the Inspector General’s report on the CIA’s failed attempts in overthrowing the Fidel Castro regime. The purpose of this report is to…

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    Cuban Embargo Case Study

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    Cuba has been banned from trading with the United States for over half a century ago. This economic embargo has devastated Cuba, beginning since the early 1960’s. Several United States presidents have had different takes on the matter, some loosening the embargo whilst some making it more restricting. However, 55 years after, President Barack Obama has released an official statement, noting that, the US will normalize diplomatic relations with Cuba. It is therefore necessary to consider the…

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    Havana, Cuba is the major port, and leading commercial centre of Cuba. The city was burned down by French pirates and mad local slaves, the royal crown responded by building “Castillo de la Fuerza”. In January, Spain was on war because of England, and in June Havana was captured by a British force. They left the Island in less than two years. The next year, the English and Spanish governments traded Florida for Havana. The top 10 things you can do or visit on Havana: Old Havana, Plaza de la…

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    Essay On Convict Leasing

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    The thirteenth amendment of the U.S. Constitution forbids slavery or involuntary servitude unless you have duly been convicted of a crime, then involuntary servitude is permitted (U.S. Const. amend. X111). Today, convict leasing is still in place. Inmates are encouraged to work for states, whether it is picking up trash alongside the road or doing construction work to working in fields. If inmates refuse to work, they well be held in solitary confinement and lose privileges from seeing family…

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    Jfk Cold War

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    called “flexible response”. The flexible response was JFK's effort to move away from Eisenhower's policy of massive retaliation. Early in his new presidency JFK made the decision to execute a previously approved plan for the invasion of Cuba by anti-castro refugees.…

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    Cuban Missile Crisis

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    by the fact that it was basically played out at the White House and the Kremlin level with very little say from the respective organizations typically involved in the foreign policy stages (Office). After a failed attempt by the US to overrule the Castro government in Cuba shortly following the…

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    A Trip To The Americas

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    I pray that this letter finds you and the family in the best of health and spirit. I have traveled to the Americas, to reconnect with our distant family acquaintance and relative Nicolas de Ovando. Nicolas has become the Governor of Hispaniola and I’m proud of him. I have been helping Nicolas with establishing a colony for a large number of years. I enjoy what I do here and it is definitely better than law school. I took part in a very big expedition and we captured many Indians who became…

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    with Cuba, the U.S. government began to prepare for an invasion. Although there was no immediate threat coming from Cuba, Kennedy wanted to prove to the Soviets that they would not tolerate such behavior. An attack on Cuba was always the plan since Castro assumed control, but Kennedy wanted to avoid an outright attack, knowing that the Soviets would see this as an act of war, so all the plans were kept secret. Much to the embarrassment of president Kennedy and the CIA, the invasion was a…

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    falsity of their propagated message about Castro and the Cuba situation in general. For this I will turn to one of my most important primary documents, an intelligence report on Castro’s first year running Cuba. This report reveals that they were fully aware of his immense popularity prior to their attacks, and equally aware of his capabilities to be a good leader. Essentially, this document states that one of the main reasons for justification to overthrow Castro was in fact his strong…

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