www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo_Fighter
1.Y
2.N
3.Y
4.Y
5.Y
6.Y
7.Y
8.Y
9.Y
10.Y
11.E
12.Y
13.Y
14.Y
15.B
16.A
17.B
18.Y
19.Y
20.N
21.N
22.Y
23.N
24.N
26.Y
28.Y
29.Y
30.Y
31.Y
32.N
33.Y
34.Y
35.N
36.N
37.N
38.N
39.N
40.N
41.N
42.N
43.Y
Thursday, April 5, 2012
The Truth Behind the Scenes
www.thetruthbehindthescenes.org/2010/08/06/the-foo-fighter-of-world-war-two
1.N
2.Y
3.N
4.Y
5.Y
6.Y
7.Y
8.Y
9.Y
10.Y
11.E
12.Y
13.Y
14.Y
15.B
16.B
17.B
18.Y
19.N
20.N
21.N
22.Y
23.N
24.N
26.N
28.Y
29.N
30.N
31.Y
32.N
33.Y
34.Y
35.N
36.N
37.N
38.N
39.N
40.N
41.N
42.N
43.Y
1.N
2.Y
3.N
4.Y
5.Y
6.Y
7.Y
8.Y
9.Y
10.Y
11.E
12.Y
13.Y
14.Y
15.B
16.B
17.B
18.Y
19.N
20.N
21.N
22.Y
23.N
24.N
26.N
28.Y
29.N
30.N
31.Y
32.N
33.Y
34.Y
35.N
36.N
37.N
38.N
39.N
40.N
41.N
42.N
43.Y
The Presidents UFO Website
www.presidentialufo.com/conten/article/78-document/422-jamer-mcdonald-foo-fighters-document-file
1.Y
2.Y
3.Y
4.Y
5.N
6.N
7.Y
8.N
9.Y
10.Y
11.E
12.Y
13.Y
14.Y
15.B
16.B
17.B
18.N
19.N
10.N
21.N
22.Y
23.N
24.N
26.Y
28.Y
29.N
30Y
31.Y
32.N
33.Y
34.Y
35.N
36.N
37.N
38.N
39.N
40.N
41.N
42.N
43.N
1.Y
2.Y
3.Y
4.Y
5.N
6.N
7.Y
8.N
9.Y
10.Y
11.E
12.Y
13.Y
14.Y
15.B
16.B
17.B
18.N
19.N
10.N
21.N
22.Y
23.N
24.N
26.Y
28.Y
29.N
30Y
31.Y
32.N
33.Y
34.Y
35.N
36.N
37.N
38.N
39.N
40.N
41.N
42.N
43.N
Project 1947
www.project1947.com/articles/arwwr/htm
1.Y
2.Y
3.N
4.Y
5.N
6.N
7.Y
8.Y
9.Y
10.Y
11.E
12.Y
13.Y
14.Y
15.B
16.B
17.A
18.N
19.N
20.N
21.N
22.Y
23.N
24.N
26.N
28.N
29.N
30.N
31.Y
32.N
33.Y
34.Y
35.N
36.N
37.N
38.N
39.N
40.N
41.N
42.N
43.N
POOR
1.Y
2.Y
3.N
4.Y
5.N
6.N
7.Y
8.Y
9.Y
10.Y
11.E
12.Y
13.Y
14.Y
15.B
16.B
17.A
18.N
19.N
20.N
21.N
22.Y
23.N
24.N
26.N
28.N
29.N
30.N
31.Y
32.N
33.Y
34.Y
35.N
36.N
37.N
38.N
39.N
40.N
41.N
42.N
43.N
POOR
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
United Nation Law against Genocide
All the nations of the world must obey the following law...
All nations are responsible and required to do what is right. This does not necessarily mean to always do everything, but to do what one nation can do to contribute help to those countries in need. When a crisis begins, involving large acts of violence, poverty, hazard accidents that can be prevented from becoming larger, solved, or helped, the international community is required to take part to prevent, solve or help the country. “Do unto others what you want done to yourself” applies to individuals, communities, and nations throughout the world.
Genocide is a term that people are afraid to use, but must be acted upon. When an act of violence occurs in a nation, other nations should be concerned for what is happening. When a series of killings in a nation or more than one nation occurs, nations are suggested to help the country. When 1,000 or more people have been killed in a country nations are required to take action against genocide, by supplying troops, or send supplies to the country to help those in need or those who are serving in a nations force.
All nations are responsible and required to do what is right. This does not necessarily mean to always do everything, but to do what one nation can do to contribute help to those countries in need. When a crisis begins, involving large acts of violence, poverty, hazard accidents that can be prevented from becoming larger, solved, or helped, the international community is required to take part to prevent, solve or help the country. “Do unto others what you want done to yourself” applies to individuals, communities, and nations throughout the world.
Genocide is a term that people are afraid to use, but must be acted upon. When an act of violence occurs in a nation, other nations should be concerned for what is happening. When a series of killings in a nation or more than one nation occurs, nations are suggested to help the country. When 1,000 or more people have been killed in a country nations are required to take action against genocide, by supplying troops, or send supplies to the country to help those in need or those who are serving in a nations force.
Friday, March 2, 2012
The International Community's Response
When did UN officals receive warning about the genocide?
They first were given warning three months before the genocide happened.
Besides the warnings given by one of the planners, what were other waring sing of the genocide?
Other signs were hate propaganda, the open training of militia in Rwanda and the distributing of weapons. The government sponsored hate propaganda through eh radio, newspapers and also through the schools. Also "death lists" were posted out in the open, of families and addresses of people who were to be murdered.
How did states-sponsered propaganda present the Tutsi group?
They presented hate against them. The propaganda was hate and it was supported by the government.
What prevented the international community from calling the violence in Rwanda "genocide"? What would have happened if they had?
They chose ignore the signs and believe that genocide was not going to happen. If they did believe, the genocide would have been prevented from happening most likely.
Once the international community withdrew its troops, what did the militia decide to do?
The militia made the genocide worse no that they were gone.
Who does President Clinton say must share responsiblity for the genocide?
The international community and the nations in Africa must share the responsibility.
They first were given warning three months before the genocide happened.
Besides the warnings given by one of the planners, what were other waring sing of the genocide?
Other signs were hate propaganda, the open training of militia in Rwanda and the distributing of weapons. The government sponsored hate propaganda through eh radio, newspapers and also through the schools. Also "death lists" were posted out in the open, of families and addresses of people who were to be murdered.
How did states-sponsered propaganda present the Tutsi group?
They presented hate against them. The propaganda was hate and it was supported by the government.
What prevented the international community from calling the violence in Rwanda "genocide"? What would have happened if they had?
They chose ignore the signs and believe that genocide was not going to happen. If they did believe, the genocide would have been prevented from happening most likely.
Once the international community withdrew its troops, what did the militia decide to do?
The militia made the genocide worse no that they were gone.
Who does President Clinton say must share responsiblity for the genocide?
The international community and the nations in Africa must share the responsibility.
Post-genocide Rwanda Review Qustions
In what way did the genocide impact the development of this "developing" country?
Genocide impacted the development of the country by letting it not develop. The country shattered into pieces when it happened. At the end the country was totally demolished both physically and economically.
Where does the rebuilding of a country shatter by genocide begin? What can the people do? What can the government do ? What can the international community do?
The rebuilding started 1994 for Rwanda but for any country would be after genocide. The people can only try to survive, flee to refugee camps to live. The government, probably provide supplies for the refugee camps to help the people that live there. The international community can help get the supplies to the government.
How can justice be found in post-genocide Rwanda?
The government can run trails for those who have committed mass killings and those who were the "master mind" of the whole operation. Which is actually what the government did and is still doing because Rwandas government is not totally functioning the way one government does.
Which can bring justice to the people of Rwanda more effectively – international courts or community courts? Explain.
According to the packet, in a system of justice called Gacaca made the people the lawyers and witnesses and the trial was held in the place of the crime. The trails where fairly quick and the punishment was more light than any other court. So, the international courts would be more effective because they run a good trail with professionals, and actual lawyers. The punishment would fit the crime, serving more justice to Rwanda.
Genocide impacted the development of the country by letting it not develop. The country shattered into pieces when it happened. At the end the country was totally demolished both physically and economically.
Where does the rebuilding of a country shatter by genocide begin? What can the people do? What can the government do ? What can the international community do?
The rebuilding started 1994 for Rwanda but for any country would be after genocide. The people can only try to survive, flee to refugee camps to live. The government, probably provide supplies for the refugee camps to help the people that live there. The international community can help get the supplies to the government.
How can justice be found in post-genocide Rwanda?
The government can run trails for those who have committed mass killings and those who were the "master mind" of the whole operation. Which is actually what the government did and is still doing because Rwandas government is not totally functioning the way one government does.
Which can bring justice to the people of Rwanda more effectively – international courts or community courts? Explain.
According to the packet, in a system of justice called Gacaca made the people the lawyers and witnesses and the trial was held in the place of the crime. The trails where fairly quick and the punishment was more light than any other court. So, the international courts would be more effective because they run a good trail with professionals, and actual lawyers. The punishment would fit the crime, serving more justice to Rwanda.
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