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    John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States of America. JFK was born in Brookline Massachusetts on May 29‚ 1997‚ he later dies on November 22‚ 1963 in Dallas Texas‚ USA. Although John F. Kennedy was Democratic some have said that he was one of the greatest presidents to have ever been a president. His wife was Jacqueline Kennedy‚ JFK also had 4 children. Some of JFK famous quotes were My fellow Americans‚ ask not what you country can do for you‚ but what you can do for your country

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    I created a lecture that I call the “Mitotic Conspiracy.” I use the events of history interwoven with current events to give students a historic sense of place and an Afrocentric viewpoint of a biological phenomenon. I call it a conspiracy because by definition‚ a conspiracy is a belief that an unpleasant event or situation is the result of a secret

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    Bipolar Conspiracy Theory

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    People who suffer from bipolar disorder are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories. Bipolar disorder is a mental disorder that causes shifts in moods‚ energy‚ and activity levels that make it difficult to perform everyday tasks. This disorder affects approximately 5.7 million American adults. There are four different types of bipolar disorder‚ including Bipolar I Disorder‚ Bipolar II Disorder‚ Cyclothymic Disorder‚ and Other Specified and Unspecified Bipolar and Related Disorders. Bipolar

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    Doubt‚ Dualism‚ and Descartes Rene Descartes’ “Meditations on First Philosophy” was written during a time of new ideas and those radical ideas’ subsequent scrutiny and rejection by the Vatican‚ Descartes’ idea on philosophy forever changed western philosophy by challenging the accepted ideas of Classical Greek Philosophers and Greek revivalists. With the revival of Greek and Roman art and architecture came also a renewed interest in science‚ knowledge‚ and philosophy. In this new revivalism in

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    Amelia Earhart Conspiracy

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    "Amelia Earhart Conspiracy" [pic] Amelia Earhart Conspiracy Introduction Amelia Earhart was one of the most celebrated women aviators‚ breaking about fifteen different flying records. On June 1‚1937 Earhart and Fred Noona‚ her navigator‚ began their round the world flight. If completed she would be the second person to finish this flight and the first women to ever accomplish the trip. On July 1‚1937‚ with only 7‚000 miles left on their trip‚ Earhart and Noona

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    Moon Landing Conspiracy

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    The story begins on the 16th of July 1969 which was when the Apollo 11 crew took off from the United States of America and the 20th was when they supposedly landed on the moon. This was also when the conspiracy was erected. It is a conspiracy about an accused moon landing hoax by NASA that involves Neil Armstrong‚ Michael Collins‚ and Edwin Aldrin who are the believed main culprits of this event. But Hundreds of thousands of other people including astronauts‚ scientists‚ engineers‚ technicians‚ and

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    Jfk Conspiracy Theory

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    only 11 percent of people thought that Oswald acted alone compared to 49 percent that thought the CIA was involved with the assassination (Morley 4). In 1978‚ an important report came out that gave the world even more reason to not believe the Warren Commission. The House Select Committee on Assassinations stated that it was likely Kennedy was assassinated as part of a conspiracy in a report that was released in 1978. It concluded this could mean multiple shooters and organized crime (“John F. Kennedy

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    Stanhope’s uncertainties and doubts Stanhope is a key character in the play‚ “Journey’s End” By R.C Sherriff. The playwright portrays Stanhope as a very disturbed soldier who relies on drink to keep him sane: "Drinking like a fish as usual?".This quote just backs up the fact that Stanhope is an alcoholic. Osbourne kindly warns Raleigh by saying "You know you mustn’t expect to find him quite the same" Stanhope also knows he has a drinking problem which is shown by the quote "Without being doped

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    Area 51 Conspiracy

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    is unforgiving and deadly. Steve Fossett was a record breaking aviator that was also a victim of the triangle (Winter 1). The millionaire’s strange and sudden disappearance first seemed to be too good to be true‚ so astonishing that the public blamed himself‚ and then later‚ aliens. Over three hundred and sixty five days had passed before experts were able to find the cause of the pilot’s death after finding remnants of the plane crash. The truth was that the geography of the area had beaten

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    9/11 Conspiracy

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    Airlines plane hijackings by Al-Qaeda radicals. Two planes hit the twin towers‚ one hit the pentagon‚ and another was aimed to hit either the White House or Capital Building but was crashed prematurely. Although the death count is not an exact number‚ it is estimated to be around three thousand people. There are many conspiracies surrounding this tragic event‚ which claim this attack was not one committed by terrorists‚ but by the United States government. Motifs for a staged attack would be to justify

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