Escobar's Narcoterrorism

Is it justified to kill someone because they have gained too much power and are going to use it for the worse? Brutus has a very bad circumstance on his hands, he can kill Caesar and possibly be executed for his actions or he can let Caesar become king and watch Rome fall. There are many reasons why Brutus should and should not join the conspiracy. Brutus says, “I know no personal reason to spurn at him But for the general.” (II,i,11). Lucius Junius Brutus one of Brutus’ ancestor that turned Rome into a republic.

Drug dealers possess a lot of money and drugs, such as the Training Day movie, in which money and drugs influence Harris, so he acts criminalized. Lastly, the criminal justice process or the legal consequences that the criminals face are right but not necessarily fair because occasionally the process supports corruption. In other words, the criminals and drugs dealers in the movie do not face the right legal consequences because the criminal justice process including the judges is corrupt. His life experiences with drug dealers, the drugs, and crime in the streets and the corrupt legal system contribute to Harris’

They go to the ship and kill other gangsters of two different groups. They find out later that the ship does not have what they are looking for. The fellow men, Hockney, and the others are locked on the ship and killed by an unknown person set the ship on fire, and Verbal was the witness. Kujan does not believe him, and he believes that Keaton was Soze, and the other drug dealer was Arturo Marquez. Kujan also told Verbal that Finneran had been murdered and Verbal said that the whole plan was Keaton idea, but refused to mention this in court.

His brain was ‘wired’ to kill the enemy and any threat was to be terminated. While reading you will notice that the sniper is a republican, while the barber is a revolutionary. Not only do they have different beliefs but they fight their battles differently. The barber is secretly fighting for his country by being a messenger, telling the revolutionaries about Torres’ rebel attacks. On the other hand, the sniper is openly fighting for his country in the war.

The citizens testified that the military opened fire on the crowd of innocent villagers, but now officials deny the fact and blame a group of armed civilians. The military has also been believed to participate in many cruel acts and are not being tried for these crimes. All of these actions committed by the soldiers are illegal but they have the ability to continue them, for the Mexican government is giving them more leeway and immunity than they should if Mexico wants to have a uncorrupted government. In addition, the military should be stopped from committing these crimes for they are not only unjust but also immoral and inhuman. Finally, the Mexican army was involved in a mass murder of 43 college student protesters.

Andrew Johnson’s impeachment trial was not justified because of the unconstitutionality of the Tenure of Office Act and the extreme biases of the radicals in the Republican Party. When current President Abraham Lincoln was running for reelection in 1864, he decided not to select Hannibal Hamlin as his vice president. Instead, Andrew Johnson was chosen because he was a man who was from a different political party who could help him restore the Union. While running in 1864, Lincoln and Johnson ran under the party name of the National Union to broaden their appeal. The assassination of President Lincoln would see Johnson become the seventeenth President of the United States.

Q: If Rainsford from “The Most Dangerous Game” went home and admitted to his involvement in the story and was put on trial for General Zaroff’s, what do you think would be the outcome? Rainsford murdered a human, everyone has their own opinions on whether it was right or wrong. Rainsford was helped off the island and Rainsford felt guilty so Rainsford confessed to killing General Zaroff. Rainsford was put on trial for General Zaroff’s murder, If the judge sees what Rainsford did as a homicide then Rainsford will be put in jail but if the judge see it as surviving then the judge might feel differently. But I do not think Rainsford will get away with no punishment because either way he murdered a human being.

They called him innocent and they hinted at an assassination conspiracy that involved the United States government and possibly the military. The FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was always trying to catch Dr. King doing something wrong. He thought Dr. King was under the communist’s influence. For the last six years of Dr. King’s life, he was always under constant wiretapping and harassed by the FBI before his death, Dr. King was also monitored by United States military intelligence. They may have been tasked to watch Dr. King after he denounced the Vietnam War in 1967.

Also, Saddam used another Machiavelli method that he mentioned in his piece, and he chose fear over love. I remember that everyone feared Saddam because he was ruthless against whoever threatens his authority. Saddam created this fear when he started his presidency because I think that he thought that a leader would not survive in his position without fear. For example, before he became president, he was the Vice President of Iraq. The president at that time who was Ahmed Hassan Al-bakr was forced to resign by Saddam because Saddam wanted to take his place.

Macbeth struggles with whether he should kill the King or not, and I believe that killing the King is the worst thing that he could do. Macbeth even says, “that we but teach bloody instructions, which, being taught return, to plague the inventor” (1.7.11-13). The quote is basically saying that if Macbeth chooses to kill the King to gain power then others who are seeking power will do the same thing. Macbeth could gain power and control after the King’s death. He could even live as King for many years and rule the nation, but he could also be killed.

The CIA was even in contact with them and they have discussed the issues about the president. They reached a conclusion and found evidence that they wanted and or needed him dead. That him is actually Castro himself not Kennedy. Still on that note though, there are people that say they asked the Mafia to kill JFK on their way to kill Castro because of his acts in government. They are a big part of the organized crime that JFK wanted to stop.

Lewis Powell had been assigned to kill Secretary of State William Seward, which he fails to do so (Pg. 53). His plan didn 't go too well but he still managed to assassinate Lincoln (Pg. 39) After Booth and David Harold regrouped, they had to escape to Maryland (Pg.64). If they did not, the police would capture them and probably put them to a death sentence.

The other type of control would be to jump in their members. This shows the new recruits violence isn’t optional, and if you step out of line you will deal with the consequences. Specifically, the guys who are in jail because they betrayed the gang and want protection know if they step out of the building they are dead. There is a code for gangs, it is 187, this means murder. When a member starts to see this pop up, they know the gang

He will use his power as commander of the armed forces to directly deploy troops onto the terrorist, route them out, and kill them. The option of deploying the armed forces is used to circumvent the requirement of congress to declare war. While, if the president were able to move beyond this action, he will openly declare war on the terrorist and avenge Anderson’s murder with the full support of congress. 2.) The financial system has

Oswald liked Kennedy’s role in Civil Rights, but disliked him for Bay of Pigs in Cuba. He also hated America and how the government was structured (Breslow 22 and 23). Oswald was willing to do anything to help Castro’s army, however, without a proper visa, he needed another way to get to Cuba. He thought about hijacking planes and taking them to Cuba so he could be a part of the government that he wanted (Breslow 24 and 25). This proves that he would do crazy things to get what he wanted when he wanted it.