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Essay Instructions: The Influence of Terrorism in Yemen and Affect on U.S. Interest.

Must be written in APA style. Please include an abstract, clear and specific thesis, clear and specific main points. Appropriately use endnotes and source citings within the paper.

Apply intellectual standards and the elements of reasoning, assess the ability of a
culture(Yemen) within the Horn of Africa AOR to influence an issue of local, regional
or global importance and it’s affect on U.S. interest.

Must be insured that this is not a paper that will be found elsewhere on the internet with Turnitin.com without proper source citing.

Essay Instructions: Discuss President Bush's justifications for invading Iraq post 9/11.
President Obama was opposed to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan but actually increased U.S military presence there. Why has Obama shifted his strategy. Why has he increased U.S. military presence and ordered the use of drones in Yemen, Pakistan, and elsewhere?
Why did President Bush support a war in Afghanistan. Discuss the attack that killed 16 civilians in Afghanistan and the fallout.
Discuss the United States' "widsom" in its "war on terror" since 2001. Keep in mind the motivations of Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda as well as relevant history about the United States/Iraq/Afghanistan.

Essay Instructions: As we embark on examining the presidency consider the following question. President Obama has increased the use of predator drones in lieu of putting "boots on the ground." In a controversial move, the Obama Administration killed suspected al-Qaeda member Anwar al-Awaki in 2011. al-Awaki had been accused of being a pivotal organizer in several terrorist plots, and was identified as a key al-Qaeda leader. The al-Awaki case, however includes a complicated set of factors, primary among them is that he was a US citizen before his death. Accordingly, al-Awaki as a citizen has due process rights granted to him by the Constitution. Due process includes the right to a trial before an impartial judge and jury and access to a lawyer. al-Awaki was not provided these rights before the attack in Yemen that killed him.

Did President Obama have the right to authorize the execution of al-Awaki without a court trial? If you believe President Obama does have this power, why? Think about what this type of assassination opens the door to -- does this mean the president can kill American citizens using the global war on terror as justification? If you believe he did not have the power, why? Is this an example of an egregious over reach of executive power?

Use LA time, NY TImes, Wallstreet Journal, Washington Post articles as evidence to support your argument.

Essay Instructions: The topic is on: Why I want to be a doctor, and what I feel
I have to offer the irish learning environment and why I think I will be an asset to the program. I would like it to be a customised essay. If you have any problems writing the essay or confused by a few things Ive mentioned, please feel free to contact me by email. Since it is a medical school
personal essay, I would prefer if you read other medical school essays too so it would give you a good idea. I wanted this essay to mention a few things which I have stated below:

First of all the reason why I always wanted to become a doctor is because I grew up in an under developed country called Yemen where there were lack of doctors. There were insufficient gynecologists for women. Female genital mutilation was practiced and some lay in the hospital bleeding with no attention given. There insufficient doctors to be there for them when they were sick and sometimes they
lay there in the hospital with pain with no one to look after them and no treatment almost brought tears to my eyes. The reason I was able to see all this was because my mother worked as a part-time nurse at the hospital and was
usually there with her during my free hours and sometimes helped out. There was not enough treatment for these women with various diseases and this encouraged me to be want to become a doctor someday so I would be able to help out. Coming to Canada and traveling all places in the world has made me open my eyes to a lot of things. Through my volunteer experience at the Canadian Cancer services helped me learn what people diagnosed with cancer were going through. Being able to provide emotional support made me feel
helpful at the end of the day and doing good for others, contributed to this decision to pursue a career in the medical field. Studying in a Canadian University was quite hard for me for the first couple of years. It was hard
since I did my high school at a very low education level in Yemen. Therefore picking up required a lot of hard work for me. I managed to get through which shows that one of my qualities is that I'm a hard working student and person and
that I never give up easily no matter what happens. This is why I also enjoyed volunteering and tutoring refugee children at Frontier College since they were facing some difficulty as I did in a quite similar way, as I was when they were attending school in Canada. This hard working and confidence in myself is one of the things as to why I think I would be an asset to a University and the challenging medical career. Through my work experience in other areas has allowed me to communicate and work with different people
coming from different cultures. And being an immigrant myself from a different country has also allowed me to become open minded to a lot of things. I have also travelled a lot and been to a lot of countries making me a lot interested in learning different cultures. Thats one of the reasons why I chose Ireland since Im not afraid to try new things, learn new cultures and also because of the good reputations of the schools.
Being a doctor will allow me to change a lot of things and help people out in the future. Also I would be able to serve people from all backgrounds, races and cultures.