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    Combating Terrorism

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    terrorists commit terrorism for religious‚ political‚ or ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants. Terrorism is used by them to scare the public into meeting their demands. Their tactics are generally extremely violent and they will do whatever is necessary to strike fear into the hearts of those they deem to be their enemy. What can be done to combat terrorist? Is there any way that we can keep ourselves safe from these extremist? Combating terrorism is

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    condition rules out wars that are declared in secrecy or wars‚ which are fought in which the aim is to catch the enemy off guard. St Augustine concurred with Cicero in that war should not be preemptive‚ but defensive‚ to restore peace. Cicero’s final condition for a just war is that the war itself should be waged justly. Cicero believed that there must be humane treatment of all combatants no matter which side they are on. Cicero‚ who had a feeling of hatred toward war realized that the

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    Do you ever ponder what America would be like without the U.S. Constitution? Without the Constitution we as United States citizens wouldn’t have our freedom of speech or choice. Furthermore we would still be under the control of England‚ and that is why the America I believe in is based on the U.S. Constitution. As a U.S. citizen‚ I am pleased to know our country is being protected by our U.S. armed forces. When our soldiers pass away in combat‚ they are doing it for the love of their country

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    Jacques-Louis David created Oath of the Horatii on canvas using oil. This piece was first exhibited in 1785 at the Louvre‚ Paris‚ France. This painting was commissioned by Louis XVI as it was then part of his program to aim at moral improvements of France. Neoclassical style was a reaction against Rococo levity and French Baroque. During this time‚ the neoclassical style was mostly associated with revolutionary movements. The style developed into a heroic subject matter‚ formal clarity‚ and impression

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    During the Cold War‚ and a bit after‚ the enemy to the United States was very clear‚ it was Russia and everything associated with “communism”. In the time following the Cold War‚ the focus of the United States has shifted significantly‚ and it will continue to do so. The enemy is no longer as easily targetable‚ it has become a guerilla type fighting force‚ with more intricacies than we have ever faced in the past. We have arguably had more technological growth in the last 30 years than we have in

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    believed that slavery was an acceptable option. They believed this because slavery had its advantages‚ such as increasing profit that helped pay for the war. Also‚ the Puritans felt that slavery gave Indians a reason to be a friend rather than an enemy. Lastly‚ slavery was thought to be a better option for captives rather than execution. Additionally‚ although it could be debated by both parties their reasoning as to why they treated women this way‚ women were treated differently throughout the war

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    Language as aTool of War

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    Ancient Greece to Iraq‚ the Power of Words in Wartime” by Robin Lakoff is another journey through history‚ in which the author talks about the common tradition of using “names” for the enemies in war. It has happened in the past and it is happening today too. “In wartime‚ language must be created to enable combatants and noncombatants alike to see the other

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    From late 2003 to early 2004‚ during the Iraq War‚ military police personnel of the United States Army and the Central Intelligence Agency[1] committed human rights violations against prisoners held in the Abu Ghraib prison. They physically and sexually abused‚ tortured‚[2][3][4] raped‚[2][3] sodomized‚[4] and killed[5] prisoners. It came to public attention in early 2004‚ beginning with United States Department of Defense announcements. As revealed in the Taguba Report (2004)‚ an initial criminal

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    Fortunes of War

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    outside assistance during such crises‚ particularly in developing countries where resources are scarce. It is accepted in international law that humanitarian workers are not to be targeted and are accorded the rights and protections of civilian non-combatants. There is an international consensus that humanitarian aid is something beyond war and a principle to be respected and not subject to military whims or interference. As civilians are not engaging or furthering warfare‚ they should not be made

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    Vietnam and Us

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    see who fought for each side and their view points during the War for Independence for the Vietnamese. There are two kinds of people to talk about when you are talking about when you are talking about the Vietnamese‚ the combatants and noncombatants. The combatants were the “soldiers” that were fighting with the National Liberation Front or the notably the Viet Cong. The Viet Cong members weren’t really soldiers‚ they were normal people fighting for their freedom against one of the most powerful

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