Vietnam
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| | As American pop culture fades into repetitious idolisation, Korea opens its doors and takes the world by Tsunami. |
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| | The Cooktown crocodile tragedy is coming to a close but the debate on man-eater continues as authorities and environmentalists clash over the fate of killer croc. Since this tragedy many are in favour of culling as more sightings are reported. |
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| | The debate wasn't nearly as painful as I expected. Palin actually expressed herself in complete sentences, and Biden only referred to himself in the third person twice. But Palin's grip on American history still seems to be tenuous at best, if she truly thinks the United States won the war in Viet Nam. |
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| | The 43rd. President of the United States, President George Walker Bush, came to power after losing the popular vote but obtaining a court decision from a judge appointed by his father. This president has a history of successful manipulation. He has driven the US economy into the ground, cost thousands of lives, and made America the most disliked country in the world. He has presided over the biggest lie and the biggest economic disaster. Somehow, he does not feel responsible for either. |
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| | Similar to the Vietnam War, public opinion is building to pull our troops out of Iraq before the job is done. Do we give in to this pressure? What about the American lives we have lost and the massive killing and injuries our military has inflicted in Iraq? Just as it was with Vietnam veterans, if we don’t allow our troops to finish their job, they too will suffer the horrible effects of sacrificing so much for nothing. |
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| | How the current trend in terrorism compares to the tactics of the Vietnamese during the Vietnam Conflict. |
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| | The death of the former Vietnamese Prime Minister has been announced. He was the man who opened the economy and made many Vietnamese rich. |
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| | Major James C. Wise gave the ultimate price for his country and his comrades came home to jeers instead of cheers. |
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| | An analysis of how a war of subjugation over a century ago echoes America's woes in Iraq. |
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| | Questioning America's war and the lack of American protest to it. |
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