Id like to bring this to everyone attention because this effects everyone in Amercia. North Korea's threaten to set of a nuclear bomb within amercia if you we do not comply with their wish of staying out of their with with the beefing going on that they have with South Korea. I think this is a matter that should be taken very serious and address with the up most concern by the President Barack Obama. This matter in hand can change the way things are in look for the rest of lives. North Korea’s nuclear test last week indicates that Kim Jung-UN is following his father’s preferred path of ‘diplomacy’: launch nukes when the U.S. is focused elsewhere, elicit international condemnation, and then use those public shames as grounds to argue that the imperialist West is hostile towards North Korea. ‘Obviously,’ the country must therefore continue to develop nukes as a defensive weapon. What is even more dangerous than North Korea’s development of nuclear weapons for its personal use is North Korea’s nuke sales to other states. Given that they’ve sold advanced missiles to Tehran in the past, and with rumors that Ahmadinejad approved to send Pyongyang 10 million USD in exchange for Iranian scientists to view last week’s nuclear test, such fears of North Korea profiting off of its nukes are not unsubstantiated. So how should the U.S. and other states respond to North Korea?
Monday, April 1, 2013
Thursday, February 14, 2013
political distress
This image is a diagram of Politics who are over the national buget wars also, those of who are having public frustration over both parties and is doing so little to alleviate suffering across America.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
The second inauguration
The Second inauguration are never as hopeful as first ones, Obama's second may not be quite like his first inauguration, yet an crowd of over a million turned out to witness him take the oath for a second time as US President.The huge crowd that crossed a million mark took many organisers by surprise, and is indicative that Obama still enjoys much of the popularity he had at the beginning of his first term. Watching the second inauguration of President Obama a week ago, I was shocked by the weight of our history in that moment. Our first African-American president, affirmed by a majority of voters, was given the opportunity to continue his work: He was judged, on the birthdate of Martin Luther King, Jr., on his abilities, and on the content of his character. Also, on How far we have come as a nation and a our culture. It reminded me of how long it took us all to get this far, to inhance our thinking and feelings about other people. The first inauguration was so historic, with so much pageantry and so many people with so much hope. This is because the idea was that Bush's wars would end and the economy would boom, as it always seems to do under Democrats.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
MCS
MCS have push the last button of many people including me because they should know that people go to work early in the moring and we shouldn't have to come to school period if theirs a alert of a storm in the area, instead we get up and mom have to drive on the slick roads and warm the car up using unnecessary gas. They tell you three hours after the fact that your in school what time you are going to get out and that is just wrong, we shouldn't have to come at all. This also puts people in danger because people live very far from the school For example, people who go in memphis city schools that live in olive branch they have to come all the way out here to get there children which takes money for gas and energy from thier body to get back up .
Sunday, December 2, 2012
WWI
This is what of think of WWi , i think it was uneccesary and was foolish because wat was basically happeing was that governments were romanticizing the war. Getting young men to join the fight by promoting the uniforms and the idea that women love soldiers. After they joined the real war and saw how brutal it was, they felt lied to and betrayed. World War 1 was fought for a bad reasons, this added to the hatred of the war. I like Ernest Hemingway's descriptions on WW1 the best. He served in Italy, he was an American who joined the Italians to fight the Austrians. At that time America wasn't involved in the war yet. if you really want to see more view points in good ones about the war i recommend you read the short story A Soldier's Home by Hemingway. It's a very brilliant short story and it can explian how redicilous th war was. i aslo feel that that there is no winner in a war and that anyone who tells you it's a wonderful or beautiful thing is a liar.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Romneys hates losing...............
I jus wanted to pull out somethings that was said about Obama and just the election in genre because its so irrelevant what was said by Romney............. Mitt Romney told donors Barack Obama outmatched him by offering "gifts" to African Americans, Hispanics and young voters, according to various news outlets.In each case they were very generous in what they gave to those groups," Romney said, according to The New York Times.
The 2012 Republican nominee, who lost to Obama by 126 electoral votes, said the president courted voters by offering policies–some of them this election year–that appealed to key constituencies in the Democratic base. "With regards to the young people, for instance, a forgiveness of college loan interest, was a big gift," Romney said. "Free contraceptives were very big with young college-aged women," he continued. "And then, finally, The president's health care reform plan, he added, also turned out support from African Americans and Hispanic voters. A spokesperson for Romney, who has stayed away from the public spotlight since losing the election last week, did not return a request for comment about the statements. He said he was sorry and disappointed that he lost but added his team had put everything it could into the election. Romney told the donors he wanted to stay involved in public policy in some form but did not provide any details. In the presidential race, Obama won 93% of African American vote, 71% of the Latino vote and 60% of those between the ages of 18 and 29. Romney, meanwhile, took 59% of the white voting bloc, according to CNN exit polls.
The 2012 Republican nominee, who lost to Obama by 126 electoral votes, said the president courted voters by offering policies–some of them this election year–that appealed to key constituencies in the Democratic base. "With regards to the young people, for instance, a forgiveness of college loan interest, was a big gift," Romney said. "Free contraceptives were very big with young college-aged women," he continued. "And then, finally, The president's health care reform plan, he added, also turned out support from African Americans and Hispanic voters. A spokesperson for Romney, who has stayed away from the public spotlight since losing the election last week, did not return a request for comment about the statements. He said he was sorry and disappointed that he lost but added his team had put everything it could into the election. Romney told the donors he wanted to stay involved in public policy in some form but did not provide any details. In the presidential race, Obama won 93% of African American vote, 71% of the Latino vote and 60% of those between the ages of 18 and 29. Romney, meanwhile, took 59% of the white voting bloc, according to CNN exit polls.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Namebrand Bullying
Namebrand bullying is what causes fights,deaths and sometimes suicides. I think that it is very irrelevant how people verbally abuse the less foruate.Eveyone wasn't born into a rich family were they can afford the more expensive clothing in life or maybe just expensive things in genre. Teen have long used fashion as a social weapon. guidance counselors and psychologists today say, fashion bullying is reaching a new level of intensity as more designers launch collections targeted at kids. As a result, an increasing number of school and community programs focused on boy on boy bullying are addressing peer pressure and the sizable role clothing plays in boys identity. In Pennsylvania, California, Maryland and several other states, some schools have started Club or Camp Ophelia, a pair of programs developed by Penn State professor teach girls an boys relationship skills. A "Bully Quiz" the girls in boys take asks, "Have you stopped being friends with someone because she wore clothes you didn't like?" I think that generally other people favor those who "look good -- the cute kids,". so therefore the other kids are left out and feel bad,as a result there self esteem gets low an really wouldn't care anymore about life, that's were teenage murders and suicides derived from.Several new programs are trying to help parents, teachers and girls cope with bullying.Teens and adolescents are expected to wear not just any designer brands but the "right" ones. "The better brands you wear, the more popular you are," says Becky Gilder, a 13-year-old eighth-grader from Sherwood Park in the Canadian province of Alberta. "If you don't wear those things you get criticized."
As you can see this plays a big fact in life an on teen relationships whether in friendships or relationships.
UnNameBrand Clothing
Namebrand clothing
As you can see this plays a big fact in life an on teen relationships whether in friendships or relationships.
UnNameBrand Clothing
Namebrand clothing
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