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contexts. In law, it means an action taken without request from other people or parties, often by a judge. In the military, it is the motto of the U.S. Army’s 75th Airborne Ranger Regiment. Both contexts are relevant to the novel of Rainbow Six by Tom Clancy, the story of the origin of an international NATO-based joint special operations/counterterrorism task force. All of the plans are in place for “the Project”, directed by Horizon Corporation CEO Dr. John Brightling and his security assistant/CEO of

The arsonis The Profile of an Arsonist Janine Peter, Branon Ryals Florida Institute of Technology Author Note This paper was prepared for CR4820 – Violent Crime, taught by Professor Thad Clancy. Abstract In this paper we will discuss the profile of an arsonist. Discussed will be the various reasons as to why an arson is committed. The various demographics of the individuals that choose to commit arson are explored. The motivation for the arson plays a big role in when, where, and

Morality and Happiness Everyone wants to be happy during their life, but is acting morally necessary for happiness? According to Introducing Philosophy, by Robert C. Solomon, Clancy Martin and Kathleen M. Higgins, many people say that “any good moral rule should promote the greatest happiness for the greatest number” (447). I believe that this statement is true. Morality is necessary for happiness because every person has someone in this world that they truly care about. We all care about someone

An “Un-American Bill”: A Congressman Denounces Immigration Quotes Robert H. Clancy, an American congressman, gave a speech on April 8th, 1924 against the Johnson-Reed Act after World War 1. He presents his speech with a compelling and passionate tone to Congress. He emphasized the harsh, discriminative atmosphere people with a line of foreigners lived with in America. Clancy establishes an argument of extreme and unjust racial discrimination against foreigners in America with touching anecdotes

Tom Clancy. According to Italie, since childhood, young Tom Clancy has always been interested in the military and its history (Italie). He became a famous author that influenced many writers that writes the same type of genre as his and was considered as one of the best writer of all time by many. Later in his life, a number of his works were eventually turned into movies and video games that are still popular today. Tom Clancy’s passion for writing novels

Congressman, Robert H. Clancy, in his speech, An “Un-American Bill”: A Congressman Denounces Immigration Quotas, discusses the discrimination of immigrants in America. He stands up for many immigrants and people of immigrant descent in his speech, trying to explain why the congressmen shouldn’t be against them. He uses a passionate, heartfelt tone to appeal to the congressmen’s thoughts. Clancy of An “Un-American Bill”: A Congressman Denounces Immigration Quotas addresses the situation of racial

said MaGuirk. Then Clancy, the young writer, looked up at MaGuirk from the desk he was sitting in front of while typing and said. “What do I have to do to call you MaGuirk, Mr. Mancer?" MaGuirk slammed his hand down on the wooden desk and when he pulled it away, Clancy, whose attention was drawn toward MaGuirk's surprising response, could see the head a steel nail deeply imbedded in the wood of the desk. "Just pull out the nail," said MaGuirk in his strange, raspy voice. Clancy outraged by the damage

city vs bush in the poems Clancy of the Overflow by Banjo Patterson and The Call of the Bush by Dora Wilcox. *The theme of city versus bush interested us as the general opinion of the preferred lifestyle is constantly changing as time progresses, for example, we prefer today 's city lifestyle compared to the bush. These two specific poems provide information on past opinions and experiences dealing with the treatment of city versus bush. * Banjo Patterson, the poet of Clancy of the Overflow, wrote

purpose is to inform people of the truth in immigration laws. Using a profound tone, Clancy conveys Americans not seeing the truth about certain acts and laws in America. Clancy supports his argument of racial discrimination towards immigrants in America in the Johnson-Reed Act by using personal experience, appealing to the reader's emotions by telling heart-wrenching stories, and having factual evidence. Clancy uses personal emotion to try and convey the truth of the Johnson-Reed Acts horrible

Denounces Immigration Quotes Congressman, Robert H. Clancy, gave a close diction of, “Un-American Bill,” directed to the Congressional Record and the American people in a honest, sympathetic speech, to vote “No” on the Johnson-Reed Bill. Clancy informed those that the bill, is Un-American, but also discriminatory actions to all races and ethnics in America. The author was influential, using the three main parts, ethos, pathos, and logos. Clancy supports his argument of racial discrimination in the