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    enter the workforce‚ I left college after finishing my first semester which is the same time when I migrated here to United States. I was so confused back then; I was even more confused than an ant crossing the road. I’m on my adjusting point on everything. I almost forgot my name due to a lot of things to think about. Until I got the thought of‚ “Why do I need to get a career if I could just go get a job right away?” So I pushed my luck. With courage‚ I searched for a job from left to right. I almost

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    bad-looking‚ low IQ animals. But then again‚ I love intellectually inferior individuals‚ they make me look great‚ but democracy doesn’t rule the world‚ you’d better get that in your head. This world is ruled by violence‚ but I guess that’s better left unsaid. I just don’t understand why they have the same rights as I do. Perhaps sterilization would help solve the reproduction issue but I wouldn’t want to bother with their silly protests. Besides‚ they take up oxygen… My oxygen… Oxygen I

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    Guerilla Warfare: A Constant Evolution Guerilla warfare is the type of warfare fought by irregulars in fast moving‚ small-scale operations against police forces and‚ on occasion‚ against rival insurgent forces. The word Guerilla stemmed from the Spanish word Guerra which means war. The term was first used after the Peninsular War where the Spanish irregulars were called guerrille. Over time they have changed to be called rebels or insurgents. They are often given bad reps because they are often

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    guerilla notes

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    Craig‚ Womack. Drowning In Fire. Tucson: University of Arizona Press‚ 2001. Print. Pages 1-98 (Set 1) Key Words Point Form Notes Analysis Protagonist Josh Henneha Jimmy Alexander Aunt Lucille Themes Escape Evils of Racism Hazards of Passing Judgment Quest for Discovery Conflict One vs Circumstances Very skinny

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    fewer problems for the international system. For realist‚ ideological differences among states do not matter much‚ because all members of the international system pursue their national interests in the context of relatively fluid alliances. For example‚ the Cold War was a global ideological struggle between capitalist democracy and communism. But the alliances and military competitions in that struggle were fairly detached from ideological factors. Over the long run‚ countries that experience

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    Ideological Framework

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    The Ideological Framework Economic prosperity spawned discontent when the native beneficiaries saw a new world of affluence opening for themselves and their class. They attained a new consciousness and hence‚ a new goal - that of equality with the peninsulares - not in the abstract‚ but in practical economic and political terms. Hispanization became the conscious manifestation of economic struggle‚ of the desire to realize the potentialities offered by the period of expansion and progress. Hispanization

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    Terrorism

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    Terrorism is the systematic use of violence (terror) as a means of coercion for political purposes. In the international community‚ terrorism has no legally binding‚ criminal law definition.[1][2] Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts that are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious‚ political‚ or ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians). Some definitions now include acts of unlawful violence

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    Terrorism is a global problem. Hunter S. Thompson said‚ “Terrorists don’t wear uniforms‚ and they play by inscrutable rules — The Rules of World War III‚ which has already begun." There is no doubt that terrorism offsets a society’s balance‚ and that it will continue until appropriate measures are taken to prevent it. What is terrorism? This is not an easy term to define while covering all of its important aspects and features. The American Heritage Dictionary describes it as‚ “the unlawful

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    Terrorism Influences The history of terrorism has affected governments‚ communities‚ businesses and individuals. Terrorism has been around for thousands of years but the term was not developed until the French Revolution. Underlying conditions such as corruption‚ poverty‚ and religious conflict create opportunities for terrorists to exploit and take advantage of. Some of these conditions are real and some are made-up. Through the last 200 years‚ the concept of terrorism has been used to

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    Colombia’s Peace Treaty with guerilla group‚ FARC Since 1964‚ Colombia has been in war against the largest guerilla group called The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia‚ also known as FARC. The rebel group was created by Marxists to fight for the justification of the poor‚ considering only the rich minority owns the majority of the land in Colombia. With the opinion that violence will bring more success to carry out their plan for a change in the government‚ the FARC has been committing many crimes

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