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    During the Afghanistan war (2001-2014), over forty thousand Canadian Armed Forces members served in Afghanistan and an operation in September 2006 involved more than one thousand Canadian Armed Force members which was Canada’s largest combat operation in over 50 years(Veterans Affairs Canada n.p). The estimated cost of the Canadian military was estimated to be over fourteen billion dollars. The day after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York, President George W. Bush was asked to…

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    for so long. in the evenings she and I would work on our homework together. Two generations of Pashtun women huddled over their books” (Yousafzai, page 121) When Malala and her mother studied, It was the closest they had ever been. With all of the Taliban chaos, they found happiness huddled over their school books. It proves how powerful education can be. Education is not all about learning how to solve for X or to write a stellar essay. It's about learning. Learning in general. Learning good…

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    Picture that child with an AK47 in his grasp, prepared for war, This Is a young warrior. These soldiers are kids, more often than less than eighteen years’ old who are utilized for military purposes. Today all around the globe there are wars going on, it's not just those kids who happen to be in an unlucky spot when aggressors come through or when a bomb is dropped on non-military personnel property. Children are marching, fighting, killing, and dying. Seventeen-year-olds, thirteen-year-olds,…

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    Over the centuries humans have struggled leading to many situations that have resulted in the unbalance of power. In The Lord of the Flies is about a group of boys stranded on an uninhabited island. The boys try to govern themselves and it results in the two groups having their own ideas of how to handle the situations. In The Kite Runner, the Hazaras suffer because of the oppression they receive from the Pashtuns. In the novel, Amir and Hassan, struggle to uphold their friendship through…

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    His trip to Albania gave him something to look forward to if he could ever possibly afford it. When Allister came by with the news that he and his wife were going to pay for his mission trip, it left him speechless. His next trip was to northern India. All-in-all, he went there, three times. From there he went to Africa. His heart jumped for joy, every time he saw a child’s face when they connected to the world via the Internet, for the very first time. He felt that girl’s had a right to equal…

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    just as if terrorist organizations they both need an audience and they both have created their tactics to keep our attention. The media plays an important role in domestic terrorism. How often and how much coverage the media gives to domestic terrorism is another important factor. The media has covered many domestic attacks since September 11, especially those attacks perpetrated by homegrown extremists, such as in the tragedy of the Boston Marathon Bombing. Today, I learned that scholarly…

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    from the beginning of the story. She dedicated herself to improving the lives of the people in her community, and is willing to endure major repercussions in order to complete her tasks. Although Malala knew it was dangerous to speak out against the Taliban, she continue to support her beliefs. Malala has accessed her resources and taken action in order to create change, which I consider admirable. Although I have partaken in service, I have not developed a passion for one specific cause. I find…

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    In just 8 years the conditions in Afghanistan became very dangerous again because the Taliban came into Afghanistan. See what I mean about him having a rough childhood? You probably understand by now that he had to move around a lot because of the dangerous…

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    War On Drones Essay

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    world. In order to deal with these ever changing organizations nations like the United States have resorted to using drones to seek and destroy its targets. The first drone attack by the United States occurred in the fall of 2001. The target was a Taliban leader named Mullah Omar. However, the mission was a failure due to miscommunication (Woods). Jumping forward fifteen years, drones now play a major part on the war on terror. They are no longer a secret CIA weapon; now they are a fully…

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    Growing up, she saw her father speak out against oppressive schooling policies that were culturally ingrained into their society. This caused Malala to start shaping her morals and character at a very young age. Following the takeover of the Taliban, Malala began speaking out against these injustices alongside her father. Even though her life was threatened multiple times, she persevered because that was an innate part of her character. Even after sustaining her injuries, Malala continues…

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