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    should be made mandatory‚ describe my due commitment towards the nation. Here‚ I would like to point out that our constitution is not restricted to our country alone; it represents a welfare state and wholly encourages global participation for world peace and prosperity. Higher up comes the societal level of commitment. My heritage and culture teaches me the values beautifully composed in the following phrases- ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ and ‘He vishwachi maze ghar’ meaning the entire world is my home

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    rights to wish for his/her freedom however‚ this freedom should be limited. In this case‚ I can also say that even though they can do anything what he/she wishes for‚ he/she can never wish what a government wishes to have in its institution‚ to have peace and order. Yet‚ people wish for their own interest and it doesn’t help each other. Imagine the people peeing in different places‚ different streets? Or how about people who throws garbage anywhere? Do you think it’s healthy? A big NO for me because

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    On October 7‚ 2001‚ the United States and its British ally initiated Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and attacked Taliban and al-Qaeda targets in Afghanistan. The war had the backing of most just war theorists those who believe that wars must meet certain criteria before they can be deemed just. This essay will discuss various aspects of the causes and conduct of the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and how they fit into established ethics of war in Western traditions. First‚ this analysis will

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    the two questions below the matrix also. Web Address (URL): | http://www.freemeditations.com/ | http://www.meditationsociety.com/index.html | Summary of resource: | This site lists many different meditation methods that will help bring inner peace and relaxation. The site offers free meditation online that can be practiced daily to increase positive thoughts and relaxation. | This site is the official site of Mediation Society of America. They have mediation techniques for every level (beginning

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    The Just War Theory is obsolete in light of nuclear weaponry The just war theory is concerned with ethically justifying war with acceptable warfare techniques (Moseley‚ 2009). It can be argued that in light of modern day nuclear power‚ the just war theory is obsolete. The central claim of this paper is that this notion is true; war is immoral and cannot be justified. To defend this claim‚ this paper will be taking a deontological approach and present counter arguments in favour of utilitarianism

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    led to the eventual failure of the League‚ however it is of much importance to establish the significance of the concepts that they initially determined. It is also essential to understand the different ways in which the whole ideology of democratic peace is perceived by idealists and in contrast realists‚ in order to evaluate and grasp the fundamental organisation of the League and varying perspectives on it’s failure and on it’s formation. Although the intentions were arguably credible to begin with

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    without. And as Christians it is our earnest hope that someday God‚ in his mercy and grace‚ will beat every sword into plowshares and eliminate war from the face of the earth. But that day has not yet come. For Americans‚ who have lived in relative peace and safety for many years‚ war has become an unpleasant reality recently. We have experienced the horror of September 11‚ 2001‚ and we face the threat of more such terrorist attacks everyday. In the wake of this injustice‚ our nation has begun a war

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    mission of ensuring that local law enforcement officers carry out their duties with full respect for universally accepted human rights and criminal justice standards (Latham‚ 2001). Although Civpol has made significant contributions to establishing peace in many missions‚ United Nations police mandates outstrip the availability of officers. For example‚ the missions in East Timor‚ Sierra Leone‚ and Kosovo are currently staffed at sixty-eight percent‚ eighteen percent‚ and sixty-six percent of authorized

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    conflict is wrong‚ they accept that the government wages war. They also believe that they owe responsibility to their country; therefore they serve their country as non- combatants. The peacemaking view of war recommends ten practices that will create peace and abolish war. The first of the ten practices

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    Ireland Unfree Shall Never be at Peace is a speech given by Patrick Pearse‚ a teacher‚ lawyer‚ poet‚ writer and also a political activist‚ during the funeral of Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa on 1 August 1915. This speech was delivered at the Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin‚ where several prominent Irish national figures are buried. When Pearse gave his speech‚ British politicians such as the Prime Minister W.Gladstone tried to give to Ireland more political independence. But what is at stake in this document

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