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    positive over who the guy was talking to or what he was talking about. His Marine reinforcement recommends that he might simply be talking about a completely different topic with somebody on the cellphone and may be a bystander who isn't part of the war. The man then left the housetop and isn't seen again. Some time passed and a lady and a child leave the same building, they walk into the street, and stroll toward the escort. Kyle then radios down giving information on the two individuals. He…

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    This means that the contemporary face of cyber warfare is one in which the potential participants have access to an extremely wide array of cyber tools more than ever before. One step that has been put into place in this regard, according to this same source, is that of auditing access to cyber technology. This has remained an effective and direct solution to this problem, not to mention a preventative and proactive one (Young and Yung 1996). This brings up the concept of solution-formation,…

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    Taoism started to influence people in China, writers such as Sun Tzu who was a general in the Wu dynasty began to use Lao Tzu ideas on spontaneously and abjuring high ambitions to come up with a book called the Art of War. Sun Tzu’s book the Art of War was a step by step way to win a war without even fighting or using minimal troops to accomplish the same task. These ideas helped small unit tactics and was adopted by a man Mao Tse-Tung.…

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    the army, and some join for safety and food. In conclusion it becomes clear that child soldiers should be given amnesty because there are other ways to stop the use of child soldiers, they are not cared about, Instead of trying child soldiers for war crimes countries should attack the leaders who authorized the act. One is reason for this is: In 2012, for example, it announced it would withhold military financing from the Democratic Republic of Congo and training from a Congolese battalion…

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    In the dramatic poem “Danny Deever” by Rudyard Kipling, the soldiers face two duties and hardships throughout the poem. One hardship is that Files-on-Parade was good friends with Danny Deever. A duty is that the higher ranked members have to lie to the newer soldiers and not tell them the horrors that they may face. Colour-Sergeant cannot tell Files-on-Parade why the men “breathe so ‘ard” or why the “man fall down” (Kipling 9, 11). The hardship of seeing Danny Deever, Files-on-Parade’s best…

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    enemies shapes Gene into only a fragment of who he use to be. Before this Gene and Finny were as close as brothers, but afterwards they hated each other. A shared passion that followed Finny to his grave. The change in Gene after he and Finny declare war on each other is Genes most pivotal moment as it affects him then and for years to come. Before Gene was reborn he had another life. In this past life Gene and Finny were inseparable. Gene and Finny went to the beach together, lived in the…

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    As I looked around I saw trees and bright blue sky this day was like no other. I stared up into the sky as the first bird flew across it. I knew everything was going to go down hill fast. People from all different places ran from all corners of the land. They were yelling something. In some language I couldn't make out. But that didn't matter. As I took my first step onto the mossy ground and took a gasp of cold air I knew the battle had begun. Two weeks prior to the battle I was in my home.…

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    The shift of violence is motivated by a historical shift that has caused the global reaction to violence to decrease. Humans see their actions as good and reasonable, but when victimized, it is only a step away to judge our tormentors as pure evil. This is seen in Chapter 8: Inner Demons in the book, The Better Angels of our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined by Steven Pinker that discusses the concepts of the moralization gap and self-serving bias. The moralization gap results from the…

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    of torture during the Algerian war. Due to the immense violence of the war, it was difficult to come to terms even decades after. Torture took many forms of pain, humiliation and shaming of the Algerians in order to gain information. The information that was at stake helped the French to bring down the hierarchy of the FLN. Although torture helped the French win battles, in the end it might of cost them the war by bringing more Algerians to the FLN’s side. The war might have ended differently if…

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    Violence In Greek Culture

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    of it. Due to the Persian War, the Peloponnesian War, and many other small revolts, Greek civilization becomes one of fear and hardship, where the poor and the population become increasingly depleted. Through these wars, Greek civilization deteriorates on a physical and psychological level, which causes the culture to change dramatically and the people to become less unified. The first major instance of warfare that the Greeks partake in is the Persian War. This war between the Greeks and…

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