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    Chris Kyle enlisted in the Navy SEALS for most of ‘The War on Terror’ which was the period after the events of 9/11. Kyle has the most career sniper kills in the history of the United States military. He fought against Taliban, al-Qaida, terrorists, drug lords and many weapon traders. He was feared by the Iraqis to the point that they put a bounty on his head and nicknamed him “the devil.” Kyle was considered a legend by his Navy Seal allies, and he stands as one of the deadliest snipers to…

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    American Sniper Theme

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    charged with murder." This brings out his heroic actions to the fullest by showing that even though the threat of making a wrongful shot could land him with a murder charge that Chris Kyle still took the shot. Another quote is a one on which Chris Kyle states his opinions on terrorists the quote being, "They are cowards who routinely used drugs to stoke their courage. Without them, alone, they were nothing. Others were one part terrorists, another part criminal gangs, and some of the most…

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    Willing, witty, and wild would be words to describe Chris Kyle, in the intriguing film American Sniper. Directed by not only an incredible actor but director as well, Clint Eastwood explains the ascending and descending rollercoaster of a life Chris Kyle is living. Eastwood exemplifies the difficulties veterans face when they are getting ready to, are in, and come back from serving. Not only do they have to prepare from being away from loved ones, born or yet to be born, but, they have to also…

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    NAVY SEAL ADAM BROWN Case Study- Adam Brown was a highly effective, combat trained, and mission oriented Navy Seal who served for 11 years in Afghanistan and Iraq during the War against Terror. Adam Brown would never back down from a fight and lived a life of personal improvement through destruction of mediocrity. His team mates in SEAL team 4 thought very highly of him. He was described as having a “can-do attitude” and took every little task seriously and completed every order regardless of…

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    During my three days of researching Navy seals and finding crucial sources, I learned a lot about the Navy Seals by conducting this research. For a good example when I searched up Navy Seals Hell Week, the first website that had to most information about the Navy Seal boot camp and hell week, http://navyseals.com/nsw/hell-week-0/ is one of the first websites that popped up and most legimate website so I used for one of my sources. This website was one of the many military websites with real Navy…

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    In the clips prior to Lone Survivor Navy SEALS trainees ring a bell three times and place their helmets on the ground when they want to voluntarily fail SEALS training. By the end of the clips there’s a line of helmets showing that there is a limited number of sailors that passed. Sailors are exposed to extreme conditions in the training such as drowning and cold, yet they don’t go through these challenges alone as they are surrounded by their fellow trainees. This brotherhood in the face of…

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    components of Justice and Justice is what UN Security Council claims it upholds through its organ which is the International Court of Justice. This simply means that if the majority of the fifteen members of this Council votes against a country acting as such, the Council will and it is one of its purposes to violate Human Rights and commits injustice. 4. The failures the Council dealt with in executing its mandate. Articles…

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    The Rwandan Genocide

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    enforceability and state sovereignty and finally the Security Council. In order to contextualise these ideas, this paper will primarily focus on the Rwandan Genocide. The United Nations (UN)…

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    happening again, the United States, under President Roosevelt vowed to carry out a plan of peace. The United Nations became an international organization that was founded as a direct result of World War II, in an effort to maintain international peace and security. The Plan of Peace was the vision of President Roosevelt. He had proposed the need to order a post war world. He invited the Big Four, as they were called, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, China and the United States to embark…

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    disputing countries which is at a risk of escalating into a war. Another role can be peacekeeping and peace support operations with United Nations playing the lead role. Global security and peacekeeping is lead by one of the principle organs of the United Nations, the United Nations Security Council. It plays a number of important roles which can be to probe any dispute which can threaten international peace, advising on how to solve disputes, to determine whether if they are any acts which can…

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