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    are actually avengers‚ seeking retribution for the loss of their progenies. Brody‚ the sleeper agent (turned terrorist)‚ is however not enthused by revulsion or viciousness. Instead‚ his conversion to Islam and the several years of torture and brainwashing has rendered him the main conduit for exerting revenge against the United States for the loss of the children years before. It seem however that this is only possible after he has been indoctrinated into accepting the teachings of Allah which any

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    The concept of assassinations is not a recent one. It would be nearly as old as civilization itself‚ for the deliberate killing‚ often of those in power‚ but also of individuals who are obstacles to those in power‚ is an essential part of politics‚ and the politics of life itself. Black’s Law Dictionary (the most trusted law dictionary in the U.S.A.) defines Assassination as‚ “Murder committed for hire‚ without provocation or cause of resentment given to the murderer by the person upon whom the

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    after the war‚ but the member were not punished considering they were only children and they had not committed any crimes themselves. The adults running the organisations however‚ were sentenced from 25 years to life in prison because they were brainwashing children into thinking that jews were ruining the German race. School was brought back after the war‚ now with the Nazi ideology out of the way‚ many textbooks were to be re-written causing the students to be behind on their studies‚ and many

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    “In order for a house to burn down‚ three things are required. The timber must be dry and combustible‚ there needs to be a spark that ignites it‚ and external conditions have to be favorable—not too damp‚ perhaps some wind” (Bergen 1). What conditions could have led to such atrocities? The Holocaust was an event of global proportions; it involved people from all areas of life and was the result of complex social‚ political‚ and economic conditions that stemmed from the legacies of antisemitism throughout

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    1984=2017 Big Brother is watching you ‚ is a phrase that has been used repeatedly in the book 1984‚ by George Orwell. The book is about how surveillance was used in the past and gives insight as to how it would be used in modern days. The story takes place in an imaginary place called Oceania‚ and in the novel 1984‚ the main character‚ Winston and the other citizens of Oceania didn’t have a right to speak out of their opinions‚ or be intelligent. “Big Brother” was constantly watching

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    The majority of people in America take for granted the vast amount of knowledge at their disposal due to the internet. Unfortunately‚ in some countries‚ the most prominent being China‚ the internet is heavily restricted to citizens‚ so that they are aware of very little of what’s going on outside of their home country. China’s censorship of the internet restricts people from having full access to the knowledge it provides‚ as well as preventing them from expressing their opinions regarding sensitive

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    Can a person be skeptical about everything‚ or are there limits?  Is it possible to doubt everything‚ or almost everything? Are there beliefs you possess that cannot be challenged or shown to be false? How might the skeptic respond to your claim that such a belief cannot be doubted? Identify one such specific belief and present your response to the skeptic. Skeptic people distrust and question all accepted judgments. If your journey is toward touching reality‚ then skepticism is a constructive

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    thing or a bad thing. My personal beliefs are that it is having a negative effect on other cultures. The spread of our music‚ movie‚ and other things are virtually taking over all aspects of the world. We are taking over the world little at a time brainwashing people with what we call music‚ and entertainment is being taken in by other people worldwide and replacing what they have always known. That might be the goal‚ but why? People have always been raised and taught to preserve their culture and anymore

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    In history‚ there have been many shifts in lifestyle‚ reform and in music. What has not changed was the way music affected these changes. Although there may be many different interpretations for these works of art‚ the truth behind them lies with the artist. There are many ways music can affect an individuals. Most of these feelings are personal and self-centered‚ but music can also affect a group of individuals. These groups mix and bond and share similar experiences and ideas whether it is joy

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    involved in cults may have experienced similar psychological changes. Cult leaders use the same structure known as‚ mind control or mind reform. The book "Combating Cult Mind Control"‚ by Steven Hassen explains that mind control is more refined than brainwashing. Cult members are considered to be a good friend and righteous people. As a result‚ the person being indoctrinated offers less defiance and contention than if they being forcefully coerced. Through compliance with the process of mind reform‚ the

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