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    problem isn’t the White House or Congress it’s us. In this quote from reporter Kimberly Fletcher from TheBlaze‚ “it isn’t about parties‚ politics‚ race or religion. This is about right and wrong and standing up for truth. There are many players in this war but there are only two armies–light and dark. The time has come for us to realize this and decide which side we’re on. We can no longer hide our heads in the sand‚ we can no longer sit on the fence‚ and we can no longer afford to fight amongst ourselves

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    9/11 Aftermath

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    opportunities for peace and reconciliation‚” the fear and anxiety in American life was revealed (Lancet‚ par. 2). The aftermath of 9/11 created many doubts and fears within all of the people in America. As it is stated in the article‚ “Torture‚ War‚ and the Culture of Fear After 9/11”‚ by Charles Strozier‚ “it filled us with fear and profoundly altered cultural and political understandings”(Strozier par. 1). People were baffled and confused‚ wondering how such a thing could happen to us and how

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    Todd Beamer‚ who was born on November 24‚ 1968‚ had been known as an athlete by those around him and had gone to Fresno State University to pursue his dream to become a professional baseball player. He soon realized that was not to be his future career and left to go to Wheaton College where he met his future wife. Later on‚ in 1994 the couple married and moved to Princeton‚ New Jersey‚ where Beamer began his career with Oracle Corp. selling systems applications and database software. Beamer and

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    speaking on behalf of his citizens and as a humanitarian as he was a spokesman for equality and justice for all people. The Cold War was an overwhelming issue at the time of his election and throughout his presidency. Kennedy used euphemisms such as “the hand of mankind’s final war” in relation to the possibility of a nuclear war‚ to play down any fear that was created by the cold war. He uses tone to illustrate that he is a dedicated‚ fearless president when he says‚ “I do not shrink from this responsibility

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    Obama 9/11 speech Analysis

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    How does Obama persuade the audience that the killing of Osama bin Laden was legitimate? Obama’s purpose of the speech is to persuade the audience that the killing of Osama bin Laden was legitimate. To do this‚ Obama has to appeal to all of his audiences‚ but particularly towards the American citizens because they were the people who were affected most by 9/11. Obama also targets his speech at al Queda as well as other terrorist groups to convey the actions he will take to keep his American people

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    People commit crime because of selfish reasons. Do you agree?    How do people define crime? Some might define crime as an act of offence towards the morality of humans. Others might regard crime as an act that harms the universal human rights. In my perspectives‚ I think that crime is an offence made towards the law. Therefore‚ why do people still commit crimes? Some crimes were committed because of hatred‚ hardships and even because of the people they loved. All in all‚ I do agree that people

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    Mehsud was killed in a US missile attack in August 2009. It aims to impose a strict interpretation of the Koran throughout the country and then created attacks they linked in. (The Sky News‚ 2014) After the world has experienced two world wars and the cold war‚ the world is said to have finally experience a modern era of peace or it is just an illusion? Today multiple terrorist groups from the Middle

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    Fahrenheit 9/11 Analysis

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    The movie “Fahrenheit 9/11” by Michael Moore is based off the events before during and after 9/11. One of the biggest terrorist attacks America has seen and brought legislations such as the patriot act into effect single handily. On September 11‚ 2001 two planes were hijacked and crashed into the twin towers resulting in the deaths of thousands of Americans. This incident left a scar in the hearts of many Americans. The person who has taken a lot of the blame for this incident was the reigning president

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    1-25th Army History

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    The Division of nearly 17‚000 soldiers stationed in Hawaii‚ at Fort Wainwright and Fort Richardson‚ Alaska‚ focuses primarily on training for low intensity conflicts throughout the Pacific region. However‚ the 25th ID is fully involved in the Global War on Terror and deploys units in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and Operation Iraqi Freedom in Iraq. The Tropical Lightning Division underwent the Army’s modular re-organization in 2006. The 25th Infantry Division now has four Brigade

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    enforcement’s methods of operation were significantly different than they are today. There was not much communication between law enforcement and government agencies. “Ten years ago‚ our law enforcement and intelligence communities were driven by a Cold War “need to know” culture that stovepiped information and stymied cooperation” (Budinger & Smith‚ 2011). A decade after the 9/11 terrorist attacks‚ which left over twenty-five hundred dead and wounded six-thousand others‚ the federal government recognized

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